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New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
RrcIMExTAL PRACTICE AT CREEDMooR.

a detaChment rom the EItVtnIn BTIgdUt
Second Division n g. practiced at Creedmoor yester
dav The 23d Regiment was represented by l54 men,
the 32d Regiment by 81 men and the 47th Regiment by
IO7 men. Capt Ross of the sd Regiment IN moving
regimental flag from stack OF muskets ran bayonet
through the palm OF his right hand. The wound was
dressed by DR. Richardson AT the shorter ranges 70
men of te 23d Regiment 46 O the 32d Regiment, and
go of the Am Regiment qualified 10 shoot at 300 and
400 yards. The following are the best scores
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
CORRECTED CENSUS OF NEw-YORT.

In the census of this city,' as published in
TnE TRIBUNE Of August 2. the populations OF few dis
trcts were estimated and in or two Other districts
corrections have since been made These districts nave
low been completed and the following are the eorIec-
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24

GEN. PORTER ON UPTOWN IMPROVEMENTS.
HIS REPLY TO CONTROLLER GREENS LErTER-THE
RESPONSIBILITY FOR BEGINNING THE IMPROVE
MRNT AsCRIBED LARGELY TO Mr.. GREEN-Ex-
PENDITUREs ON THEM-1HE COMMISSIONERS s
DUTY.
Gen. Porter, Commissioner of Public Works,
has addressed to Mayor wickham communication in
response to the letter OF the Controller in which Mr.
Green asked the Mayor to exercise his authority to
arrest the enormous expenditure Of public money for
the prosecution improvements and other public
works which this time premature and entirely un-
necessary" Gen. Porter says, In part
The improvements being carried on in the upper
part OF the city commenced years ago, and there
fore long before my administration of this office.
The laws authorizing the opening and Improvement OF
these streets and bouevards saVe the Eastern
Boulevard and perhaps few small pieces) were orig
inay drawn by the direction OF the President Treas
urer and Controller MT Green OF the Commissioners OF
the Central Park and much time and exeron were used
in obtaining the passage OF the same and the improve
Inents were begun and carried under Mr. Green's
cial administration that Commission II, therefore,
the improvements complained OF are deemed by him
premature and unnecessary AT this time, by what pro
of reasoning does be justify his ac0n taken years
sgoi For eight previous to June 1872 the power
direct the opening OF streets avenues, and places
north OF Fifty ninthst vested exclusively IN the
Commissioners Of the Central Park and in their sue
cessOr, the Department OF Public Parks Or these
Boards Mr. Green was an influential member.
The aggregate amount OF assessments for opening
streets and public places north Of Fifty ninth
st since 1860 is $40 2O4 lss 81 divided follows
On the city at large $i1 217 429 IA properyowners
$l7,9s6,759 TO- The aggregate amount OF assessments
rod s the city 81 959, $40 on property owners,
$I4 4O2.s4s l6; total. SI6,362, ,694 81 The following
the principal street and park openings made on the
application Of Andrew H. Green as COntroiler ana treas
urerO Of
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY, AT HUONUr3' III
BROADWAY.
Sam. bi. Noon 90 n; GO, VI. hi'1' .ht oi
u rursf during tla 0af. 60 lnN'si 49,
Axelagr 52aa raM, t.ly. Io.4, Ol.sL
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24

A DOLLAR CASE of homeopathic Medicines.
~ with for their sent postpaid on receipt OF
ii. SMITHS Homeopathic Pharmacy, l0i 4thave, y. Y
II NRANULATED WHEAT Observation-Disclosures
N made. from POUNDED GRAIN baked in soap stone
ovens Declared by Halls Journal OF Health 10 be "IH
PEST FOOD IN TIE MARKET" HEALTH FOOD COM
PANY, 1877 Eghth-st, near Broadway.
ii n. SQUIRE, 81 Fulton st.-W atches
4. Jewelry, Diamonds, Sterling silver and Rogerss
Plated Ware All best quality and at smallest profits
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24

LrYDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER for the
toilet and bath delightful substitute for Cologne or Bay Rum
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
rORrY-sEyRSTH REGIMENT.

Thirteen Ipembers Of the Forty ysishth Regiment o.,
wbiob hss M headquarters at Oswego, went into camp
~ CeedmoOr in order to practice daily for the
EeW.Yorh State match, TO take place during the All
,oerttns between tess Of ~ from the infantry reg'
meptA Of the State
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
nuvu vnxx DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY SEPTEMBER "a, 1875
u ,.vo hoo, drowned at phpsburs on Tuesday lille being

b. have been drowned PhIpsbufg on Tuesday ME oenR
nurue, by the Iolcc ught tn this c'y yeserny
psnlbal wOnnd found Ia the mp ana seiiou7 S''"
wOunl on the shoulder
The Convent If the Sisters Of the Good Shepherd
recently established in this city, has now 20 grs IN charge
One of the attractions at the Industrial lnstiinte
last evening as the exhibition Of DuDufes painting OF the
PrOdigaf Son.
The Christian Women's Temperance Union heid
Wednesday evening" aud elected Ms
NJ. J. I'M President
A. NJ. Reynolds. a leading banker Of this place ana
Chairman ~ Democratic Co um"o IL prominently
LaIu,d "A candidate for sheriff OF Essex County
Mary NcCcrmick one of the victims Of the kcro-
scne accident Wednesday night died Ia abOnt two hours
after occurred. Her wo N,e sisters are mprov
ing and Will probably recover
The Rev. John Coylc pastor Of It. Lukcs Meth
odist Episcopal Church. been transferred o the California
conference aud will the pato e ~ Powelst Meth
Epigcp,al Church. Francis Ihe transfer
made ! account Of sirs COyir'H IA neal IA
The fifth annual meeting of the Philadelphia
Rrarch Boari Of Missions was held In the
Bclovile Avenue Congregational Ch.rch wednesday
Abont eates present Papers we're read Dy Mf
f'tIf.,rur rt Washington, aud ny Dr. Mhltink o.
PulaGrDlia Addresses made by Mfs Wlndins Nls
Chandler. returned IA soparts me sO'eiy
h. N yros,,rO- cOntiOT and last year riised t3OOO
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
NFW-.JFRSEY.

UoBokEN.-Nmy of the ircmen still refuse to
serve because Council does not Appropriate sum
cent funds Tor Of Department and because us
Comm Fire and water int rfres with ther nght
II is alleged tlat prominent citizens ar trysg 10 pro
cure city Treasurer kdrna for maesaoe
in not deposing city in the designated G'pos tory
. suit was begun yesterday By VIM scranton, against
the New Jersey Trarar0raiipn Company tho Central Railroad
II Neg Jcr-t Company the Morris a1i -sex RAILROAD Corr
pany an the HobOkcn Land lmpro, tmrt ompahy 20
rpcver : each failure "a mt coir5 oi the idV
W conspicuous place III eacn car, as f19lIou ~
MONT r ApnR-The Trustees OF the Newark Conference
CarD the GROUND on iufr
" f. King Presidents iev. j. \. ttlg raid SECRETARY
J. ~ ROnsr Treasurer. II resolved to change tne haur
of Camp Tabor to MONT s "A
urosec unusual number Of cottages being Du uGihs
the comingyttr
MOI f NopI-The mining interests In this vicinity ere D
Inn, I'd. and la are 1b ,lis
r'rg,d THOUSAND. Of have accumnlaei al e
Mines which there is demand Ed"n ran Young
MINER had narrow escape few days piece OF ore fe
do.n The shaft 300 feet, and hOlndi1g into the ven
where he was drilling struck him tho side oil the head III
Gicng a scrOus wound.
PI,rrlr, pTc East New jersey Baptist Sunday schoo
Association this place We"nes ay and hed tnrte
-,-,ous The following officers elected Ibe rev
Car,, (riihaW President f.. Jones' Secretay me KEY
g. A. peliz. Rev WIN. Robinson. and Nm J. SheINln
were r., ,l,ctri as the Institute Committee
EfI1,nrTH-Tle Hon Jabcz B. Cooley exmemher of me
Assembly died his residence in Fultons ST. on WEDNESDAY
night year of his He was one OF tie largest
um dede IN the state, and was greatly esteemed
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24

GORuONs FoOD FOR HORSES AND CATTLE.
Econonv Vigor speed Endurance Glossy Coat and Per
Decs secured by using this food " y Depot 80
Chatham 81.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24

Ccntlemen's HATS, Fall style for 1875, are
ready oI n.peo and sale. EsPENscuEiD lis Nassau ST.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
Announcements

BuRgE1r's COCAINE makes the hair grow.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24

RrICUARDT's SALICYLIC Horse CURE.-An
infabe remedy and preventive for Influenza Epzoote and
All dseases 1hrOa, AMI ailments arising
thcrefrum Cough Use other For sale at the pm
cpa druggists Made by +. ALFRED RECHARDI, PHARMACIST,
462 Fourth ave. corner Twenty eghthst
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24

TIE PowHAFANs DEPARTURE DELAYED
Tho United States stslsn figate Powhatan,
which b. been ordered Porte,Ss1nes. Heya un-
IsvteeA 10 support the Amss,osp ensul NJ Bssss in
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24

SARATOGA POTATO FRIERS Also, knives
- sicing. For sale in any quantity AZ Barcays
STRICTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF the
- esnsraavs gsns radically aad speedily cured AENkI
CMITUs CRUSHED WHITE WHEAT, the
- most HEALTHFUL and DELICIOUS ARTICLE OF
FOOD made from WHEAT. Sold by all SiroceIs Aadress
y 4. SMITH Il Co, Brooklyn N Y, for circulars
THOMAS r. AGNEW, the great New-YOrk
Crocer Flour and Tea dealer wholesale and retail 80 We
seyst Every body should call and get bargains.
XENTILATORS for Windows applied in
stanty admit 900 feet Of air In hour AZ Barclay
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
A DESPERATE Att

A DESPERATE ATTEMPT
IA often made by men to sell worthless medicine. Thirty
wears success has assIrd the reputation OF
piIe. Corus and Eurrs 90
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24

They were comm, need aud Carried ON ~" =" N"IH'"'
by .;.gill contract without phhc ic d" ~ ~ tp''o
,iom these Facts tbs. Mr. Grc'l. yeas ago. aid ~,
fo te lime that these works passed iOm l control un
nor consider uptown Improvements rrtldt ifc n"', !"
1 r;r;r, cui sidci od LCn notcssay los '"e "c'''o
Ueni VI The city.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24

HISTORY OF THE APPOINTMENT or THE SECOND
CoMMIssION-ITs LAST MEETING YESTERpAY-A
REPORT PROBABLY FAVORABLE TO GOING AHEAD
WITH THE WORK.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24

The body Of George Quacco. the colored man said
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24

IHIRTl SECOND REGIMENT
xnl uorHs A0
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-08
C.. MORE, Editor.

Ero,n the Near England journal o. hoU'"
toxic the following stirring poem
Charles Carroll, of Carrollton, Was ohe y,
1risbmen who signed the Decara.ion u ~
,endence. and one of the wealth'es' in,'i -
nv,orica TN signing his name and residence
no nedeed his fortune and lie 1or MS ooune ,,
Vas cousin Of Archbishop John oaffon'
~ n-,.;,o,a the first American Cathohc
Bishop: hora
'0 Had marked indelibiy the page
That told the sufferiDgs OF our lailu'
The strength Of her heroic age.
"A he Who first from heayen had draw
any M n l,ahtn;nos forked and qulverlhe hane'
~ ta;r FTeedom's birthday MORN
Amended there his generous name
And there in bright SUCCESSION iese'
like stars upon the untadlhS sky'
The AUTOGRAPH OF men VINO Ino"o
To live in freedom, or to die! N
who nledced life, fortune, honor, aii'
Those sacred precepts 10 aeiehu'
Whose light Humanity lets ian ,r;ona
IN those who feel the name OF fIleho'
Nh, NV, rose CARROLL he whose wealth
Was treat. whose natural bountles large
Nor nuailed he, neither sought by steai'h
Ng To a cane the odious freedom charge.
Vet if he would, he might have done
Since there were others named IKE ILL.,
Vet stainless Liberties true son,
q. lie could not GA the foul tide SWIM
Ana when man whispered, "Millions go -
AS up he walked, he still walked ,o;' on tnov
Charles Carroll wrote, "W CarroLIom :,
That all might know whose str nam ha sdn ~! ~
M;oht know the Lion'svery lair,
u hen Freedoms huntsman filled the IAN
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-08
CHICAGO
Northwestern
RAILWAY.

Passengers for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo.
c,ev 1 Buffalo. NIAGARA Falls, Pittsburg
Rochester, Albany, Toron.o' v Moa
treal, Qeebec, Portland, Roston. view tre;,,;
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Ws saa.agonto o.
den, Salt Lake City,. Denver. Council 6lgm.
Marnnette. Escrnaba Menasha, Madison, Cney-
enne. Omaha, Yankton, Green Bay, Milwaukee
and all points West, South and East, shoulu
buy their tickets via CHICAGO and the
chicago and Northwestern RAILWAY.
close connections are made at Chicago with
the lake Shore and Michigan Southern, Mich
loan Central, Baltimore and Ohio, Plttsburg,
fort WAYNE and Chicago, Kankakee Line ana
Dan Handle Rouaes, for all points EAST and
c0T1THEAST. and with the Chicago and Alton
and illinois Central Tor ali points SOUTH:
Close connections are also made with the
Tvs Tvs poc;fc r r. at Omaha tor all far West
points - ;,,,,o+;o,, ,,o;rt.
with trains Of all cross roads.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
These celebrated cars are run on all nigh
trains on all the lines OF this ROAD.
This IS the ONLY LINE running these cars
between Chicago and St. Paul or chicago
and Milwaukee. ;4h ~.
Ovarland Sleepers on the Union Pacific Rail.
roan ,or all points west OF the missouri
River. Among the
INDUCEMENTS OFFERED BY HID
!. ROUTE
:, 81 the travelling public are all the mooern
tommnvements- and Gravel Baliasteo
TACK 1 Steel Rails, Rock and Iron Bridges
Parlor and Drawing Room Day Gossones:
!. Smoking and Lounging Cars, Westingnonse
Safety Air Brakes, Miller's Patent oaiety
! conniinc and Platforms, Speed, Safety and
Absolute Comfort.
Running Through Five Great states
operating over 1000 On miles sv Of r0 fsa a6
L. that ARE NOT and CANNOT be of1ered o
L. All ticket agents can sell you tickets w
a. this route. o,;.,. .ooo,rroods
- t;ons Won will buy your tickets BY this rou'e
and win take no other.
. GARVIN HUGHlTI,
General Superintendent.
". H. STENNETT,
General Passenger Agent
u 9iy-wk.
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IRISH DEPARTMENT.

Our contract to fill the suoSol1p',on
1;sts Of the WESTERN TIMES has added SO
Itch readers TO our already large
~. IS snhscribers of that nationality
+hat we will hereafter present on this
n.ae an Irish Department. 1t will be
purely national, and will aim at iorn's ~
no useful and curious information as
.1r;sb and Irish-American news, poll'
tics, history, poetry, archaeology &C..
which we hope will prove interestlng
NOT to Irish readers alone,-but 10 a.
our subscribers.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-08
/ 1892 900 Acres Minnesota Lanas
Between st. Paul and Duiuths On
Long Credit At Low Prices.

These lands are located in the best grain,
stock and wool growing region Of the North
west healthy climate, rich soil, pure water,
The Lake Superior and Mississippi Railroad
co,nnanv Also offers for sale l 500 million feet
Of Pine Timber, large portion Of which can
be manufactured on the line o. inc Iai " S'ah
Timber will be set apart LOT inc use u ea :a1
rates Of freights given, and every facility offer
"a dIt II make The business permanent and profit
81 oh, ~ ''',- JOHN r. ILSLEt.
President anu D' ST. PAUL, MINI.
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NATIONAL NOTES.

The Lord Mayor Of London, and suite
visited Dublin in state last week. we
haven't heard that the country Is any the
better for it.
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Short communications and news items
Of interest to Irishmen, will be inserted
in this department of the ANrl-MoSofo-
list Letters containing such matter
NAV be addressed to c. More once
Aur,.NJoNoPo1IsT St. Paul, and must
he received before Thursday, to insure
insertion the following week.
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A new paper is soon to be issued IN
Liverpool, to be called the o'''teo !r's"-
,oou and it will be devoted to the inter
est of the Irish people generally ana
especially the cause OF Home hule' -
will heard the lion in his very den
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-08

Temperance among the Irish citizens
Of Minnesota is the order of the day.
Their recent convention at Faribault
represented union organization OF
for,v-five societies and five thousand
members. At recent meeting OF the
Father Matthew T. A. Society OF It.
Bridgets. near Rochester, the following
officers were elected tor the ensuing
year:
President, VIM Kelly: Vice President, ines
Mccoy: Secretary, Niles Murphy; Treasurer
Jas ST. George: Librarian, John Aackin
The Saltwater Crusaders. temper
ance organization of young men. have
elected the following officers:
President, L. o'Neill; Vice President, Fret
Nav. Secretary, E. DeStaffnsy; Treasurer
lain RirminSh ham; Marshal, Thos. Organ: i
Assistant. James 0'Neill, ID Assistant, +
Fitzgerald. -, ~
Kew and Jerry FillAn.
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MINNEAPOLIS TRAINS.
Leave St. Paul.
a.a5 and 1890 q. m and 2:45 and 6:OO p. m'
o'o' Arrive Minneapolis.
o.o7 a m. and 1890, 1888 and $50 r. m
- Leave Minneapolis.
7.5t and 9:35a. m. and 1870 and 4:4o p. w.
~ 49, Arrive st. Paul.
a.35 and 1927 = m. and 2:lo anu o.oo
J. H RANDALL, Gen. Ticket Agt
E. @. SEWELL, Superintendent
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Three persons have died from the
effects of drinking whisky that flowed On
nm streets at the fire in Dublin, Friday OF
last week, and seventeen are in the nos
pital from the same cause. we nope
the mournful result win prove lasting
lesson to the people OF Dublin and al
Ireland. Whisky is dangerous article
nnder any circumstances.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-07-08

OCouuell. in his first speech against
the Legislative Union Of Great Britain
and Ireland, spoke the following words
that deserve 70 be written in letters Of
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RAILROADS.
Lake Superjor & Mississippi 4 4.

NoRrH-St Paul. leave a. M: n. Z. Sune''
ar. 2:s5 .. M; Duluth, arrive 4:lO P: ~;
sourH-Duluth, leave $50 .. M; n. juno
leave II 40 .. M; St Paul, ar. 6:O6 P. 70.
Leave. Saltwater Trains. AIave.
st. Paul :. 800 g. N: Saltwater s:4o =. y
saltwater. 400 p m. St. Paul -. 6:oo 3. ~
Leave. Hinckley Accommodation. ArIve.
ST. Paul -. -. IL M Hinckley .7:W P. "a
Hinckley -. TOO a. m. St Paul -. 900 p N
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A St. Paul saloon keeper estimates
that there were $4,000 casks of whisky
destroyed by the fire in Dublin, though
the telegraph says five thousand. He
mulnplies the latter amount by ten, and
saws that Irish poteen" will stand that
much dilution and be good enough for
St Paul trade. In fact, he runs his sa-
loon whole year with ''noggin OF the
renu;ner as a ..smeller.n The argu-
ment that nothing spells whisky like
water he scouts as green of the mos
yerdant hue.
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TRAINS.
Winona Il Lacrosse
Accommodation.
Through Eastern and
Southern Express.
Prairie du Chen, Mil
waukee & Chicago
Express. :,
St. Paul, Austin 4 St.
Louis Express.
| Austin Accommoda-
ton.
St. Paul & Minneapo-
Lis Trains.
St. Paul & Minneapo-
lis Trains.
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LEAVE. ARRIVE.
1915 a. m. |*lo:l5 p. m.
|t7:2o p. m. 700 P. m.
1880 a. m. = 8:W P. m
1880 a. m.|* $40 p. m.
t.3.40 p. m.I*ll:SO a. m
t7:lo a. m. i. sos a. m
l.lO:lo pint 7:lo p. m
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Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway.

Passenger Depot, foot Of Jackson street.
rca a and Freight Office, southwest corner OF
third and Jackson streets. J. A. Chandler,
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Arrival and Departure Of Trains.

r~,,1onat;on Of reference marks-t Saturdays
eroented. *sundays excepted. t Mondays
excepted.
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ST. PAUL, JULY 9Th, 1879.
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The London Times is coming ~ i''
seoses In recent article it lays down
tho nroposition that the real Irish are
.1reland's exiles." The object IS to con-
vince Great Britain that the people III
Ireland are not to be feared, fof tne oiu
stamn Irishmen are gone to other. lands
In fact. it is but an echo Of the old cry ::
1.-the Irish are gone, and gone win a a
venceance.n But the "lhunueiei
Sneaks Of colossal Ireland, the Ireland
bevopd the Atlantic, and though it does
not confess it, it fears the power tna'
will one day rise up and march y
avenge- the seven hundred years OF ms
government, which have afflicted thel
native land. twenty-five millions .
neonle in the United States have IT'S
blood in their veins! And that Is ten
inc tact, which the Times knows wei
and recognizes; and hence its lntlmatio
that this element may yet be a cause
..azarna" for England.
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cold. They find responsive echo IN
=, soar+. Of Ir;shmen in this. country
~, Who sn,,rp all advantages from the State
sao+ that would debase and destroy
them as people: ..ea =
Sir is it my not only Of every gentleman
zss ss but s 81 tes ssh '1 R'Rs
., ro,,s insulting and hated measure 90 o. ana
PSaS the %s sssT ss s
yre snd throw ourselves
sss s ns5ss;
e o1ar cesnntry. Yes, know 40 Know Una
a %sy am sdgos
ousl held forth to dn dntn s Which he owes to hi
nm from know that the Catholics Of lrelanf
s that they have anv 90 sasaga aps
that they will The asvs wond dsbass and
| 4bom eS a DoOple.
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rhc Upper Mississippi River,

Ara along The shore Of Lake Pepin. Aleo vi
Nsdison. Pnirie du Chen, hcGssgoes Aussan
and OwatonnA-
r,,,ns farming through lines between b. Pau
and Chicago.
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II traverses finer country, with grade
scenery and passes through more business cfn
No.4hvestern line. And the only Railwa
line traversing the valley Of
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Dublin June 1s-Maj. Leech has
nr;nted the all-Ireland challenge shield
for competition by rifemen. The Am
orleans will compete, as they nave oeell
made honorable members OF the snoo1-
ing club. No matter which team wins,
the shield must be shot for next year q,
Philadelphia. This shield is competed
for annually in Ireland by clubs, affliia'
ted with the Irish rifle association, lou
members of each club competing wv
of whom must be eligible to shoot IN In
Irish eight,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-09-04

Next door west from Post Office is the
place,
Where he'll always meet YOU with smil-
i'm face;
Supply your wants with all things in hir
line
Which are unsurpassed, cheap and very
fine.
"ENrciSior's' the motto written DER the
door
OF this unique, incompatible store.
To cnumcratc all were Hu endless task
just step in for what you're in need Of,
ask
Flesh is heir 10 many imprri"clions ills,
But find great relief in his Medicines and
Pills
Fancy Articles he has in great abundance;
Indeed, his store is flied To rcdundancc
You cannot fail to get the thingvou want,
As his supply isamp!c, by no mcaHs scant
His goods he sells at great sacrifices
Therefore, hes sure to suit YOU in his
prices. Nav 22-y
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TEEg; SagG4EsEFE'AETS.

FRosrHURG, MD, NAY ., 1873.
IN response to the solicitations OF many
4 friends throughout the county, | an
nouncc myself rs Il candidate for ShcriE1,
subject to the Republican County Nomina-
ting Convention. OWEN EVANS
MAY
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-09-04

WE intended saying something Of the
new residences this week, hut they will he
farther along i'll the way TO completion next
week, when we may be able 70 say more
than now
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-09-04

THE tirc,plugs recently purchased by the
Corporate authorities have arrived and are
being erected They are represented as he
inc the latest fashion in fire plugs.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-09-04
Special Notices.

On Thursday morning last IIitchins
4 Shatlcr marked down Mcrrimac,
Cochcco, American. and other standard
Prints TO - cents per gard.
1t is impossible for these goods to contin-
ne at this price.
MORAL.
BUY all You want as soon as possible.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-09-04

MAHMED.-By Rev Jas. 7. Bradford at
the residence of Mr.. Edward Duffy, Sep
TENDER 2d, Mr.. VIM Watkins and Mrs.
Mary lcack, both of Pompey Smash, Ale
gany County, Md.