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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-09-04
FOR STATES ATTORNEY
IuERERN RESpEl .rEI-IlN

HEREBY RESPECTFULLY
SOLICIT the nomination for States Al
y torncy for Allcgany county, at the
hands of the Republican Nominating Con-
yrntion. BENZ. A RICHMOND.
JulV 10
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Sherittalty.

WEsTERNPoRr, Mp, JUNE %, 1875.
7 RESPECTFULLY announce myself
l as a candidate for Sheriff of Allcgany
county, and solicit the support of the Re
huhlican nominating convention and
pledge myself to abide by its decision.
CHARLES f. NEWMAN
lime 16-
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LOOK for the new serial story next week.

THE new serial is said TO be so good that
whole families cry for 1t.
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Boy DROwNED.-Robcrt }. Cole son
of Mrs. Mary Jane Cole, of Cumberland,
aged ten Years was drowned at the canal
locks, Ilarpcr's Ferry, at one O'Clock Sun
day. 1t is supposed that he stepped of the
wall of the canal lock while looking for the
nnlcs of his uncle whom he had accom-
panied or board a canal boat 10 George
town
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\ jury to condemn certain land, the
property OF Mrs, Catharne McKcnny, of
Barton, for the use of the Potomac Coal
Company, will meet on the premises for the
above purpose on the seventh instant. The
following gentlemen will constitute the jul
ry: l.. 7. Dewitt, J. J. Keller, Charles
Riggs, Douglas Percy, f. elise, c. McCul-
lob, r. r. Sanncr, Thos, Mcneil, r, c.
McCulloh, of Frostbmg. W. II. Wilkins,
John Weir, r. |. Morris, Samuel Luman, J.
Goldsmith, Jos. II, Ways, Alfred Spates,
W. H. Ash, J. C. Bauer, Geo. Hughes and
John Rhind, of Cumberland - Times.
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WE publish a poem, "Spclling Down"
by Mr.. VIII Clifford, well known to many
6f our people rs a former resident of Frost
burg. Mr.. G. is Il young gentleman of de
ridcd talent, of which his present effort
will not fail to I've taken in evidence.
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Announcements.
For States Attorney,

DOBERT w. McNuCUAEI., subject to
IL the decision of the Republican Nomi-
mating Convention. July Lite
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ONwAHD.-Thc paving brigadcs still
work nobly. The progress made develops
scycra. gratifying results, not the least OF
which is that an unpopular measure has be
come quite popular.
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For STATES Attorney,

CUBJECT to the nomination of Demo
y cratic County Convention.
July 2l-tc \. lit INTER- BOYD.
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The Episcopal Convention has been i'll
session here the past several days. y
series of fine meetings have been held dur
ing which some able discourscs have been
delivered by visiting clergy.
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Besides all kinds of Green Groceries and
other Family Supplies, George Wchncr
keeps Coticcs Teas, Sugars, Canned Fruits
.Jcliics, Cakes, Candies, s'yrups, TohaCcos
Cigars, etc, etc, at ID. Thomas storc-roOm.
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SEND IN YOUR BASKETS. The advertise.
ment of the Knights of Pythias Pie Me in
dicates that preparations are making for a
grand display and large crowd. There is
no doubt that everything will he done on
the part of the Order TO make the occasion
enjoyable aud successful. AdViccs already
received give token of the attendance of
many strangers, and this bchooyes all our
citizens to he on hand with some provision
for hospitablc reception and treatment. We
throw out this hint because the Order may
not be able to do all that the courtcsics of
the day may require, and we know that all
ontSide aid will Ike thankfully received, as
assisting lis to send our guests away with
pleasant impressions and memories The
Lodge will suitably acknowledge ali basket
or other contributions, and arrangements
will he made to take the baskets from the
residences Of the contributors. The COM
mite will announce from time to time their
wants.
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EDUCATIONAL,


Z HE UNDERSIGNED FORMERLY
7 PROFESSOR of Ancient Languages
III New England Female College and
Seminary, and recently Principal of Lake
Shore Seminary, near Erie, Pa, will open
in Il tC" days in this city Il
Boys Classical and Mathematical
s Q II O O l.,
in a suitable locality. The undersigned has
had large and successful! experience in
fitting boys for college, candidates under
his instruction llavin" passed excellent en-
nminations at such Institutions as Harvard,
Yale, Dartmouth, Wesleyan, Boston Uni
verSity, Syracuse University and Columbia
College. For further information apply
personally, or address
JOHN f. J. BUCKLEY.
p. O. Box 392, Cumb rIand Md.
Sept 1
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\ PRIV ATE SCHOOL
-FOI--
Young Ladies' 4 Children.
Miss Sue 4, Grove. PRINCIPAL.

Miss Sue 4, Grove. Principal.
rg'IIE THIRD ANNUAL SESSION of
this school VIII he begun in Wilder
mans Hall on Broadway, on MONDAY.
THE 9Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1870.
The central location and capacous apart
mcnts of this Hall ctnincntly fit it for the
purposes lor which it will he used
The course of study will embrace the
Elementary and Higher English
Branches. Mathematics, Latin
and Music.
As the cNi%cncics of the school require i,
the assistance of competent instructors will
he awaited of, it being the purpose Of the
Principal 70 offer the public every facility
fora thorough and comprehensive education
of Young ladies'
\ limited number of boys under Is years
of AGE will I've received
Ministers children will be taken at half
price.
\ quarter will cons It of eleven weeks
Terms from - to $40 per quarter, ac-
corclin" to the advancement of the scholar
Miss Grove can he seen at the McCuloh
House. Sept
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THE members Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association of Frosthur% have signal
lied tho revival of the Association 10y stated
Broadway seems to I've the fayoritc resort for
twilight drvotone and celebrations. THIS
is probably the most populous portion of
the town al that hour, and open air services
nlMnNS aitrnNt Il l;lrny, ;lINitMNN
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MARRIAGE LICENCEs.-The following
marriage licences were issued from the
Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court,
during the week ending September /;
Arthur Duvall and Mary Jane McAtce.
Richard Mcyrick and Elizabeth Thomas
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WE think the new serial will certainly
be ready to begin with next week.
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Buy all you want as soon as possible
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New Advertisements.
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HnsincSS Locals.

Wanted public to know that the
best Wines and Liquors, by the gallon or
otherwise, are sold at b. STERNs LiquoI
store. Old stock Wlliskey, Is years ODD
Brandcs, Gins and Rum always on hand
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ELEcTIoN.-A a meeting of the Orion
Literary Society Thursday, sept. 2d, 1870,
held at the residence Of Douglas Percy,
Esq, the following named ladies and gen
tlemcn We're elected officers for the ensuing
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Scnooh,--By advertisement in another
column John +. J. Buckley, \. NJ, an
,rounccs the opening of a Boys Classical
and Mathematical fchool in Cumberland
under his tuition. Mr. Buckley is Il tutor OF
tications His institution will douMic>s Ice
of high order and thus afford accommodate
tions for many patrons who are av"rsc to
sending to distant schools And these vino
are willing to 20 farther may do worse.
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PTGMGcNt-F {. Bcall.
Vice Preadent-Nliss Nellie Percy.
Crritic-Roderic Clary.
The following were appointed by the
President to the positions named;
Serrutny-lloracc Bcall
assistant secretary-Miss Kate lIamill.
7rfasureg-C W. Oder.
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-12-25

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES says "a
have always preferred chcerfulness to
mirth. The latter | consider as an act.
the former as habit of the mind. Mirth
Is short and transient, chccrlalness fxed
and permanent. Those are often raise d
Into the greatest transports of mirth who
are subject to the greatest depression nj
melancholy on the contrary cheerfulness,
though Il does not give the mind such nm
exquisite glndness, prevents us from falling
into any depths Of sorrow. Mirth is ike
a fash of lightning which breaks through
a gloom of clouds and glitters for mo.
ment eheerinlness keeps up a kind Of
daylight in the mind and ellis it with a
steady aud perpetual serenity"
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Misrllaneoas.
A Rare Reptile.

A specimen of the ophiophagus elaps
or snake.eating snake, is one of the recen,
accessions to the London Geological Gar.
den. He Is over seven feet in length, and
his circumference is about equal to the
thickness of mans wrist. His virus is
as deadly as that of the cobra, and he is
regular athlete among snakes. His head
is very lizard.like and harmless looking
and has an intelligent-looking eye. Like
a cobra, he has hood which he can ex
pand when angry, and his body is orna.
mented with very pretty stripes. His
mode of attack is peculiar. He glides
after you with the swiftness of hawk
after bird, and when he gets up to his
enemy bites him and retircs. On his
arrival at the gardens the ophiOphagus was
treated to live English snake, which he
instantly seized aud swallowed headfore.
most. He is also said to eat rats, mice
and small birds.
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BOOT and SHOE FINDINGS,
AND
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING,

NHE subscriber wishes to inform the pub.
a lie generally that he has returned from
Philadelphia with a large and well selected
stock Of Shoe Findings; also French and Do.
nestle Calf Skins and White and Hemlock
Sole Leather, which he will sell by the side
or pound. He will also continue to manufac.
ture Custom Made Boots and Shoes of the
best workmanship. Repairing done promptly
and in workmanlike manner.
:. Thankful for past favors he respectfully so.
hclts continuance of the pnblic patronage
At his old stand, next door TO Wells Drug
Store, nearly opposite the Catholic Church.
Jan . HUGH DOYLE.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-12-25

CALCULATIONS on CHRIsrMAs Christ
mas day falls on Sunday in the order of
every eleventh, sixth, fifth and sixth year.
Thus Christmas day fell on Sunday in
1870, and on the eleventh year following,
1881, il viii again fall on Sunday. then
on the sixth again, 1887, then on the 9Th
1892, then on the sixth again, and then
again on the eleventh, 1909. After that
il will again fall on the sixth, 9Th and
sixth years, followed by an interval of
eleven years, namely 1915, 1920, 1925
and 1897.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1875-12-25
THE NIGHT AFTER CHRISTMAS.

Twas the night after Christmas, when all through
the house.
Every soul was a-bed and as still as a mouse
The stockings. 50 lately St. Nicholas care,
We're empiied Of all that was eatable there
The dariings had duly been tucked in their beds
With very full stomachs, and pains In their heads
! was doxing away in my new cotton cep
And Nancy was rather far gone in a nap,
When out In the nun'ry arose such chatter.
Iprang from my sleep. crying. what is the matter
few TO each bedside--stiil half done
To open the curtains and throw on the clothes,
While the light the taper served clearly to show
The piteous plight Of those objects below:
For what TO the fond fathers eyes should appear
But the Little pale face Of each sick little dearg
For each pet that had crammed itself full as tick
knew in moment. now felt like Old Nick
Tbeirpulses were rapid. their breathing the same
What their siomachs rejected I'll mention by name
Now turkey. now stufhng. plum-pudding. Of course
And cusiards, and crullers. and cranberry-sauce
Before outraged nature. all went TO the wall
Yes, ioLypops, hapdoodle. dinner and all;
Like pellets which urchins from popgnns let fly,
Went figs. nuts and RAISING jam. jelly and pie.
TIL each error Of diet was brought to my view,
To the shame Of mamma and Santa Claus too.
turned from the sight 70 my bedroom stepped back,
And brought ought phiai marked .Pulv. Ipecac.o
When my Nancy exelaimed-for their suffering
shocked her
Don't you think you had better love, run for the
Doctorr'
Iran-snd was scarcely back under my roof,
When heard the sharp clatter OF Jalap's hoof;
Knight say that hardly had turned myself round,
When the Doctor came into the room with bound
He was covered with mud from his head 10 his feet
And the suit he had on was his very worse suit.