Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-13

AS BROAD AS CWILIZATION-The
agents of the Wilson Sewing Machine
Company will in a few days, sail from
San Francisco for Chill in South
America, where he will open a Branch
House and exhibit the rld-renoWned
Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine at
the grand exposition to be held at
Santiago under auspices of that
government. By this step the Wilson
Sewing Machine Company will com
pany will complete the circuit of the
globe. They have already immense
agencies in China, japan, British In
dies, England, France and other parts
Of South America Supreme in its
superiority over all other sewing ma
chimes, the Wilson goes on widening
It's field year after year, carrying the
blessings of a cheap, capaI lie and per
feet sewing machine to the remotest
haunts of civilization. Machines will
be delivered at any railroad station in
this country, free Of transportation
charges, if ordered through the Com
panv's Branch House at S27 & $50
Bro,6wav New York Citv
TLey send AZ e1oaant c3talom,e and
chrono c;rcrIar freq on ,nnIir3tion
rms Comnanv wants q few more
Good aoen+g
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BALTIMORE COUNTY IRON WORKS.
At the Ashland Iron Works, situated
sixteen miles from Baltimore on the
Northern Central railway, nearly two
hundred workmen have been employ
ed without interruption all the win Ter.
Iron ore comes in from Pennsylvania,
sna'a tIi,,o,;,', '.' al Gra0an Win;
,,ona oa,,nt,. maor H.. r.boro tboro ara
morl,;na n,;no, ,,;,.i,', . Iorao v;eld
M, log, a. Ia,,ora,s I-,s Laa, no,,or,I-
~ S1 15s - Jav A Iar,a y;jIago Las
a1r,,na ~ an5 no sto1os do n7,;+a !.
+ra' 10 nix 1' Ra1t;mora ,yloro nlost of
tha narnfactnrsJ iron COOS IataIv
tboro ha. baen mncb c63o,laint that
tbe demand for won is f,lling off
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The Wr;obtsville pa y Star saws.
nrTbe kline farm nurrhneed = few
voar, since bv NussaIman g. Watt Of
Marietta Pa sunnosino if TO contain
. bodv Of iron ore for nearly S27 900
woe cold last week nv Henry NJ Watt
70 Christian Kocher Of Lower Winsor
townshin for Sl4 500 being about
500 per acre. The farm contains
aoo"c lo' "cleS Oh l"ntt' uHu u Si:'I''-
yea loui nv! 1v;J 2J",N t W WIZ
IN Lows" e NiN'''0i ~" Ne'''l'' l u ~
county, --...----
The greatest strike of some wears,
that Of fine South Wales golfers and
IRON men continues to stagnate the
industries Of Great Britain and the
commerce Of the Welsh ports, The
number OF iron ana coal l"o9refS
thrown own INTO lolehesS py 'he S'lINf Is
l2o,o0O, ana a vast loleheT7 Is ai"o
forced upon the colnmefcl"i Popula-
ton OF Caralll ana al 'he helSi'poiI''3
communities ana INDUSTRIES
An avlosion Of fire damn occurred
in Baltimore shaft No. 3, near Wilkes
barre, Pa, Tuesday night. D ors
We're blown off their hinges, tlmbe's
knocked down, and other DANA e d e
TO the mine. VIVA. thomas, Jan' S
severely and several other miners
SLIGHTLY burned
,r, IL. =. m Pc. ,t...
The strikers at rail- hlFef' Mass -, 4;
have made up tAelr accounts ana WA
striker, and the small help will be
paid in proportion. The Weavers
Union have paid the strikers the first
installment at the rate of $l.5O per
roavors "
80 '''' ----
BITUMINoUs CoAL;-hy more tnah
two to one, after prolonged discussion
has defeated the bill releasing bitumi-
nous coal companies from taxation.
The decision is an important one in
many ways.