davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-12-14
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-18

Z
NGrspy. Time and Trouble

L, ,..:.... ,..,,. .,,,,.,..;,,- ;,,,, T.,
Sas S*' ~ '',' 'S ,""i
any, pap%r or NAIa"lnc H'n M my "''h''
WIN = H. "IN'' "' '''' "S' '''''''
e'is;yc,.s while having pipe Cor the
New County. don't fail TO Inv pipe for win
Ter I"ais%''h!F i'1,.' lh''i 'i'' '''S' ,ti,,'
: E3s:e - ss's - S''l ~ ''' 9! "
y 9in!'h' '''ll' Mar''' o." ''A.'T, ~ = 10
rom S'''''' >"'''"'''''''' "'''''''
\ fun line of s.:s,.,;,s and F..gs2;.
ssH"'-" al MrN'i'i " .h'' o'"'' ) "'"7
store
%e,f;rr. An Persons having Pictures
at ". i Spills. will please call and get
Them. or ;!,:.y will ", St,d for Framing.
va. -z,., ,,,. e., ~,
p. s,;rrn'> !.ii,ior Store.
,-,
~. e"2f' ''''''
%;f ga ~ '|"HiH your >'''S'i'l''" ~
am, '"Hf O." A'a-i'I,'r you '',n' Wait
VITA :. IL. " A'l>"f al inc "S' '''i'''
Kew roo i at NiucMn,I's.
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stock. VA III -. .. ''f'' pF"@ store
-. ,-noIs If Wincland's
Fresh lot OF u asa @'1.Ss9E'% pl>t re-
rciN'I ami very cheap ~
MCN"Ii'' q hc''L'"iiS.
Go ta y Stern. for fine Wafskips Gin.
Rran,l;r~ Ram, Wines, &c.
n~ y,nr CIollirr II IL STEMS Clntb;n~
store.
Nd improvements on The "IYun>i;lca.'
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-18

WEATuER-All sorts. Prof Tce SO far
a success.
The lightning is beginning to play on the
School Board.
TIE ODD Fellows Hall Is now heated
by steam. Apparatus furnished and put up
hv Mr. r. II Paul
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-18


efs i"r 'Helr services
Among inc geh''e'ieh p'tSei,' We.
MesSrs NM' y. HprI"9 all" l'o.'''o J.
browning ucic@a'es eject 10 'le MA i'i'"
. Legislature from AHeSahy ana ""iIc''
'""'''tH r'Sl't'N'H'
i"' l''"''''''''-9 "''' '''''' ','''
""' VIVA '"''i' "''"''LI''A VI P"'l''
il"S''"'' '"' WIN
''>'' !f''''"l '"" '"''' '''>'' -',''''
" ''l'' my ,'''"'-,' III
VI we '"'J''" WA.
JAMES PARK. President.
.IouN :. CONES.
J. Il. ODER,
r,,,,,.,,,,. ,.r So, N1,,u,,,,s curpcu
,1,,,, ,.,,.,,,, &C ,,r,,,r,,i.,,r fine Christmas
,r.,. ,.;l,,i,.1,, ,,l,i,r, ,,.,,..;,,L in fine
,,.,.1. ,;,,t.,,..,.,.,,,,,I,,S, l1icr,,,.'
C,,,,r,h -, o.,.r,.,in., in If the cn.u,nc
,',,;l.,. rh,..,r,ic,.. ,ro o,,on,, fine most
.,,,,.,, i,,,,,i,,, and io,.,,,s in fine ritual
ofr,,. ,,.,,ch Trc ruirr chime Of bells
all, na.., ~, r.:1,i.,l, :, honor of ,,,c anri-
yrrsnrv which commentaries the Sav:ors
birth Our people need not, therefore
mistake the chimes for fire bells and be
come alarmed.
The congregation of this Church will
hold Il grand Fair during the Holidays,
commencing on the evening OF Christmas
day. The usual fine display Will be made
and attractions offered for patronage. ihs
is already cmncntly deserved for the series
.I.,,,,,, ,,..,.,,,,,,.
'''''''
The OdA Fellows are making prodlgioUS
preparations for the great Lcycc they VIII
open in their new bah next Thursday, and
close Januory 1st. inclusive. Besides Il
= ,,,..,,.i,... anvil .,,.,,.or,opts
''''''' Va ~, =
great many me prizes WI NC "'Sl"s'" VI
Ivy chance The building and furnishing
,,''.' '''' g ,,,,n.,. ond h,s .1.
aa,,.,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,;,l
,..', ,. ,r,,,- ..,.,,,.} ~,
w.. '-..',,,. ,,a,.,,;,o1
/ :, >, -,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-18

TIE proprictors of the B0'tiHi0re Weakly
SIN offer 81 200 in cash premiums for the
six best original stories furnished them on
or before March list, 1876, as follows:
For the best, $500; second, $215; third,
$215; third, 5000 fourth, $500; fifth, $40 :;
sixth, $50. The decision will Ire made by
Il competent committee of gentlemen of
''lterary experience, judgment and taste
The editor says
The above offer prizes is made to the
whole peOple-to those who have already
won name in literary annals and to those
who have not. We have merely To add
that Immediately after the co mittcc an-
nomcc their decision the money will be
paid TO the successful competitors, and the
publication of tie stories commenced I'M
mcdiately.
The opportunity is one which talent may
make available for great popularity, not
only through the immense circulation o!
the Rd'.mOre Weekly Sun itsclf-which is
distributed throughout all the States, from
the Atlantic TO the Pacific coast-but uit
publicity thus given to the name and tai
ents of good writers will he further ditiuscd
through the influence of the liberal and i'm
partial press of tine country with whom W,
exchange. In ih> respect our offer addrcs
Ses itself most iavarahly to all the writer,
of the whole country.
If any OF ...f l.aray friends desire tc
compete and are lacking Tie conditions
and other particulars, they should apply tc
the proprietors nj once.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-18


alternately feel, the weather
N,.,u,. Won ,,,ro df.cnarocd hv the
pa.,a, r,a,,.a,,,. ,,,is v.c,l hrinr those
49,, na.,,,,. ,r hoard /, the comma.
,.,, lan.o. rho ,ioIt sort Of di,crimina-
-: 49,: WIZ, ,,,.,, ,,,,,., ,rn lot II I've
,I,a',a;,,,-,o,,. ,,i,. ,,l..,, work rcnains ia
a., ':,.,, ,.,,,.,,o,
,,oi,,, C5,i.tr,,s there will hc Divine
Services in St Johns Protestant EpIscopaI
Church broodvoy Earlv services and
HOLY Communion at O'Clock AM Di-
vine services and sermon y, 1ol =, NJ All
welcome
hAhRitp-N inc English bap's' f"r-
s"haSc' Dec lilh' lN.'' hy KEY. d. l. Brad
loia' Mf. " imam Evans ana MISS Et"h
NJ. Thomas, both Of iIoSihuTg, ND.
same Mr. John Reese and Miss Cathn,inc
Lewis. both Of Frosthurg, Md.
ORPHANS No' h''--A' .'le SESSION "' '''''
"ii""'is '""i' TUESDAY -naI> L. i'"HS'''
was "l"'i''V '''' '''',' ~ W '''''''' L. NUS
SCH al" "."''S' '"''''' = '''"'
JONI VI h"''I"II'n' @'''I'l'''H I" " "l'''''
anu ''''''' " ''''''' ~ ms - '''''
'"Io'''''
"''lS' ''i'"l'''' "'.'''''' ,l'"' W ''''''
ti Nil bdtltI ttNtdSlt Sttlltt! IllS IllNt illl'I
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-18

IEEIr IN ACQrIEING ENowLED&E.-ln
acquiring 4 koWlc1@e Of the English Ian
guagc, and especially in learning the mcan-
ing of words, probably no other work. nor
many ether books altogether can ati,ori SO
much aid as Wrhslcr's Unabridged niction-
airy, with its 5000 Pictorial Illustrations, lis
precise and full definitions, It's careful dis
ordinations OF synonymous words, and its
many valuable tables. 1t is. in itself,
whole library of TIE language Let one
family have a copy of this work, and use it
faithfully and another without title diff
ference in tie proGrcsS of the two families
in getting know ledge, will lie very great.
New INCONSISTENCIES Mis- Blas-
SEES Christmas Goods In this line also
Walter b. Spill and George Wchncr are Of
fcring attractive stocks. That their
goods are advertised is good testimony that
the owners are in earnest and tIiHt there
fore, the best prospect for bargains will
be found in patronage given them.
If You 90 to Cumberland for Christmas
goods, don't forget that Mrs. Farrell is tul-
]y supplied with everything nice and sea
sonablc. Her advertisement has recently
been changed 10 give some idea of her con
tinucd enterprise. I his is true also of Mr.
j. p Weiscrs announcement He is ready,
too, to furnish Christmas Gifts which are
gifts. your wife, daughter, lady relatives
or friends, are to be honorrl with presents
of lasting and elegant character, WriScl
will sell you all grades Of Pianos, Organs
etc, for the purpose. He has thcm and he
knows and can tell you all about music and
musical instruments. Buy from Wciscl.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-18

NINETY mon wore NlsCNHTgtU NN TNt
Borden Company this week, being those
who do not occupy or board in the compa-
ny's houses. The right sort Of discrimina-
ton this When men must go, let 1t he
the soiourncrs give what work remains to
the resident workmcn.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-18

MARRIED-At the English Baptist Par
sonagc, Dec. 18th, 1873, 10y Rev J. r. Brad
ford, Mr. William Evans and Miss Gcwn
NJ. Thomas, both Of Frosthurg, Md.
At The same place Dee 18th, 1879, by the
same Mr.. John Reese and Miss CathaFinc
Lewis, both Of Frostburg, Nd.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-18

NACATIoN.-Mcssrs Howard lltchinS
and Walter S Rayensciaft are at home
from college to spend the holiday vacation.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-18

Is HE Court of appeals Tuesday the case
of ncyccmon vs.. Dcyccmon WAS decided.
The order of the Orphans Court Of this
county recognized rs valid a will made by
the late VIM. Dcyccmon in favor of his
sistcr-n law, Mrs. Altllca Dcvccmon, was
affirmed, thus securing to Mrs. Dcyccmon
al the property, personal, real, and lease
hold, of the decreased IImts
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-18

MEMBERS OF the Frostburg Perpetual
Building Association will find in or adyor-
Using columns a notice which concerns
them
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-18

Charlie Ross especially
given out At Homecoming yesterday morn
ing. The bureau of Intelligence in that
place was trying to get Il bite"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-18
Hope for the Respondents

New goods at Njncland's
Bargain. in Rcady-Madc Clothing at
}. JANDoRF'a.
Get the hcst-thc "Ironsidcs' at 40.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-12-18

44'i'A VI INV 't'N' ''''''' '"''''
MARRIAGE LICENSEs-The following
marriage licenses were issued from the of
flee Of the Clerk of The Circuit Court, dur
ing the week cnding December 10:
WIFE, +. Arnold and Mary Evcrs.
August Dusc and Cuharinc Heinrich.
William Evnn, and Gucn VI. Thomas,
Rodrci' +. johnson and Sarah G. Kelly.
john hcys and Catharinc Lewis.
Lucy W. Ross and Mandana NJ. Miller
TurHE viii be high Old Christmas times AT
Eckhart Mr. Andrew Nelson went through
Fro,llurg Wednesday escortng Il large
drove of turkeys They We're corpulcnt
and ror,Iy fellows, looking for all the
world Ike new county turkeys ought to
look.
IlrNTINI excursions to Blackwatcr are
all the rage now \ thirst tor adventure
with panthcrs is the cause, but when the
boys return they complain that in the
matter ofthirst the panther is too much for
them.
DIHD-At Eckhar, Monday morning,
Dee. 18th, 1870, Mrs. Ann Bishop wife OF
Samuel A. Bishop Esq, aged 60 years, 10
months and day. Obituary next week
DoN'r forget the new story The Paris
ian Dctcctiyc' The first chapters given
last and this week open well, and promise
an interesting and exciting recital.
"FouND-Charc Ross \ Especial
given out at Homecoming yesterday morn,
ing The bureau of intelligence in that
place was trying to get bite"
MEMBERS Of the Frostburg Perpctua
Building Association will find in or adycr
Using columns notice which concern,
them.
NACATIoN.-Mcssrs. Howard IIttchin.
aud Walter S. Rayensciaft are at hom,
! from college to spend the holiday vacation
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-10-14
DEPARTURE OF MR.. DICKSON.

Rev. Henry r. Dickson, late pastor OF the
Presbyterian church at this place, and who
has accepted the call of the pastorate of the
First Dutch Reformed church of Brooklyn,
New York, left here on Tuesday morning last
to enter upon the duties Of his new field.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-10-14

her 20, California will hold its judicial elec-
tion, choosing at the same time its Superinten-
dent of Instruction. October 25, elections
are to be held in Oregon and Colorado. In
Oregon the election is special one, to- fill the
vacancy in Congress caused by the death Of
Hon. George A. La Dow, Democrat. The
election in Colorado will be for the choice
of members of convention to prepare Con-
stitution preliminary to the admission Of the
Territory as a State into the Union ON the
Fourth of July, 1885, Fhe -6naieiecsion Of
the month will be held in Missouri, October
80, when the new Constitution, adopted in
convention in August last, will be submitted
to the vote of the people.
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the premises from "instinct" 1t could not be
proven that Hubbard killed the hog, or thai
it was killed by his order, and the Court
therefore, instructed the jury to return yer
dict of not guilty.
The next case against Hubbard was one
charging him with petit larceny; but no wit
nesses appearing against him, the case was
stricken from the docket.
Frank Hambright, colored, charged with
assault and battery, pleaded guilty, and mas
much as he has been in Jail three months, the
Court sentenced him to imprisonment fol
three days.
In the case of State vs. John Ratterree
charging him with having bought stolen
oxen, nolle prossqui was entered.
State Us. Andrew Moore, assault and bat
tery with intent to kill. The prosecutor in
this case was Peter Harris, Cherokee In
dian, who had received cut in the face from
knife in the hands of the defendant; but il
was shown that the wound was inflicted in
self defense, and the jury returned verdict
of not guilty.
State U.s. Charles Moore, colored; horse
stealing. Pleaded guilty.
State Us. Robert Wilson, colored; granc
larceny. Pleaded guilty.
State vs. James Davis; rape. The defen
dant and prosecutor were both colored. Yer
dict, not guilty.
State ps. Jefferson Mcconnell, colored as
sault and battery. Verdict, guilty ofassault
State us. j. Albertus Hope and Mary Eliz
abeth Hope. for the poisoning of Mary j
Castles. For prosecution, Mr.. Solicitor Mack
ey, assisted by T. J. Bell, Esq. For prisoner
I. D. Witherspoon and W. B. Wilson, Esqrs
The following jurors we're impaneled: E. F
Blake, Robert Coonrod, Daniel Williams, L
R. Pearce, w. r. Burris, j. G. Hoke, A. +
Hutchinson, Peter Garrison, T. S. Nicely, S
D. Barron, John Hammell, B. P. Boyd. A
L. Hutchinson, foreman.
The evidence was not closed at II O'Clock
Tuesday night, and the trial is progressing a
the time we 60 to press.
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shingles, says that the freight on shingles from
Charlotte to Chester is greater than the
freigkts ON the other roads combined. 1t is
patent then, to every-eye, that such discrimi'
nation against our town cannot but be- -preju.
dicial to its prosperity. There is no doubt of
the existencs-pf strong feeling Of opw,sitiont
to the Southern Security Company, who owns
a controlling interest in the road from Char
lotte to Augusta, and who manage its affairs
according to their wishes, irrespective of the
'wishes and rights of the minority: Stock"
holders, and the public generally at this
point, would infinitely prefrr.ttp have the road
leased to The South Carolina Railroad Com
pany, TO its remaining in. the hands of the
present parties.
Trial Justice Gourdine, colored, opened his
office at this place last week. He halls, be-
lieve, from Charleston, and is very diminu-
tive in stature What he lacks in matter be
may make up in mind. ,QUI.