davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-02-10

oILH-The msrtot WIN without now ie.turps. Thsrs
nu!rt movement 1t The xttl quotations: Car
lion tsta.ard Whitley, III degrees tesl. t4kt4ltHoao
1llinnia legal tca, lt0 degrees, 1i4ta1hIo; ". ".
Is, test. i7At4lac; do headlight, 176 deg., 1Ass
like: extra ~inlaf lArl oA &1.07G]l.lO; No. !,
.sstts$i.0u No. 2, 7Sts8Uo l!naccd, raw, f!c
hoitt,I, tic whale, wut1r baached, 7HQ39uc; spe1M
3l5G33?5; ncatsfoot oil, atfctly puro, LEO;
10 cxtra, b5o do No. !, R5o bank nil sOc; straiM,
tin, dcodori4cl. u gravity. l+%lso; West Virginia
, o,ls natara ,s y r. o NATURAL 70 eR' s; ~
rOUI.Tui AMI EU0S-Weze dull and weak, The
offerings !a1r, but Tho ruin kept buyers of tho
street, hsI 3Au effect TIM STOCK hence stler4
anxious to dtaposa Ut 1t. Exxs plentiful anl
weaker frrNli bting freny oerel At lSu per anzan
roUirnT-Chtckens, atSlnc rer n j; EurkeyH, 11@l3c
ducks. so9.ic; geese, *a1uc, Eaos-btr1etly fresh.
l6ea17t.
ped and tho n.ighLorinG faflass coutinuv to dovcr
to thu reail tzs3o. Onions 4ru slso v1ry dull, In
fact, It II next to an mpoa.tbinty to md buyer for
car 1ota 0f either Ot thcs1 SeBctahlcA
aEEDA-WrFo In 1noderatD request and generally
k.6AAy, tlnu4h timothy was ra0rted to bS tn arger
supply, which caused aomc buyers 10 hold Oh. Glover
soil al ss0 and mammoth At fs26, Timothy sold 1t
-. 1DI 311 und lax at .31sl.I, 1tet brought t3e,
HALT-Was in moderate ticnand sud steady. unon-
3l.7V dairy, without bags, tj76: dairy, with bags
$i.a0: Ashton la!ry. per ssek, si.50
VIOLA few small Westcrn orders waro r!sced
at current pstces: Tub-wasled, primo, 4n3 5;t j;
t.o, p,nr to good, lt9l 9lBo waaet neecg, A.n, good
conditioned, 3Y4 ~; washed, coarss and medium d.
4uA 49,; u,w4shcd, fine heavy 70 Light. t3ts15s; d.
eoasru md medium. au;<rte pulled. 33G536c
, 1876-02-10

Tia srretpta wern moicrste md SELLERS naked sti-
,luru .in..i townrds tue rl.~e when fov outside
drs w"rs ea ., s. s. 40 f'r .hspl Ing lH. ea,sy AZ
m n,s wss yey sns oS a"F Ha e s 5
DnlidS AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for tho rast
e..er. u"otHta,sa: Acid eitro, II, sl.oVaiI .sii
n11a aesra'e, dS.. ti5s1M Dr.x. ri. il, a,ae
hl,,e sitfiet. Ii, ato cream tartar. pure d. ~
s s5 eGh:sss iis ssycs1ns, % n%1l III T. 1s's; sn ira.
x,a x Ess; :"'s. t. Il ; sns. s s" t. sss ,Sss
r. r.: g. 'sas,. ;ts 'Ss tts's,: s1!sr;: n,
ipr:.:. M @s;i, Is M siss,.Ss s r%t It .as + i, rosd.,
a.. VIM lid so.p. Ca.t4ls s:1, il. !oXs1so; sui.
y hur, y, 4;.tat;c: aa.satrnn iarr i4"1se:.
"s ts,fr ,ss! in. IN S , s s
descriptions excerpt wlshsh anil trput: No. wtte-
a+h. N.or!. ts.:%asao: No. 2 do. ts.lstAe.9o; No.
'"a:tsrt s' ..s s Ell g. III n2 sse Y
aas ~ ysodass III & ;1a a.ossss 'e@y H.. sass
Ssx s I:s: M 91., fass,f : .s.ss s;s s"S ILL., ts g.
~; TN. le!snU, &c: GolumI. River salmon X
" Flt,lTs XNp N1rrs--A fairly satisfactory n,':
ness VA" doing IN forttaa aud donieatth dried
irntfs 1T stI'dy asurcs. W. 'lote no eH1aae For
drums, NV. 1aal.e: Turkish if,',e.. new. Gta
s fss rne'. Asss s! ooss ,St,1
ncw. s3:eitfs.,a; valeocsa ntS1lkc: zanto cur cur
rnnta, !t"Rc; c!trnH. 2ha2c. u1ASHrfo-Atdeu
nrrlcs fNa2'c; Sltchtgan arrts, ioSinac; peachos,
lslvra 1lt4tSlc: d. mixed llo Hdo pared, ,s&
AZ; b5skbtrfies: ae; f3snintfaee; Nes3e
lisled cherries. asss?Ge. NuT"-Elltpfa. lltetts;
anuns, terFagonl, yteauGc; Nalies walhnta. new
lt&ai7a; fEciieh walnmta. Eew. lMSiJHc; Gfcnons
walnHa, lNAl!c lfras1lt, IoMluNcs tcchna 1exaa IL
taiaHt; W'tn!naton reahnts, M@sHes tennessee 'ea-
nuts. bt&tc: African neahhts. H@n4c.
dNEEN FRUIIs-"otg rn;st nliu steady: uhoiro @
sU ptr ssao; sicily 10, *J!5tsa3o faf hoxs len'ouFs
k3t9I i.tM fcr bo1. -....-
HNOCElklEA-Eodces wtfo hcgleeted, anti tue quo
tstihna wefn cut down anhthef 1r Shgsrs we're ns1i
hln Plthi elces fe, hoals ataFchi eec., "efh alb0
he'll At very I'M l'F!ce7t ,,..r- ,,<~,,.
itans. 6t,SiNc
CoFFEEs-p. y. "ash, .-gssc Sssa w. =. 9aSA
279c: eloice 10 iaies luo+ 1tc !oon 10 primo
W. 2iStd29Hc common 10 1a1r. 2tH-4 80: toaat-
in1 ~! Wc; S'1enioto ,!ala A99cs CONE ilea'
23tS:*o: SaracAt,o, :t@Htc.
@ii.o; lo~aeFrd, ins9lis.s; granu,,sed. iisl1a
A., stHndltd, l9teslM,to; 10 NO; !: lu!se u, SIe.
extra No. 9Hcf yellh" ~ NO. We cnolee
brown. 9a9sfci !ait to primo DO bHshIc. common
10, 7teta+c; eliaise molssees sugar. SygSe COM
Mnn 10 good tlo. 7'.t"S@o; Saw orleans. Hss1c.
atatr.-csfoEn,a suaa1;osf ,!srs 7ss7se; d. a!a,
Gu; good aHRsr.houso sirup, 60a5tc; o1tra de- 81
Ga6oc; NV OrleanH hoIaastd. chalce. bst1too: 90
prime. hs@aSc: 40 common 10 goou. ieGtoae Inftn
ntco no.asses, G!lg5a'c; common noIass@, sda4!c
b1acEstrnr' TM*ale. M,
, 1876-02-10

Long and sllurt clears quoted at ING cash. n1Id
llp,c weller March. buxel; gsern hams. i!ail.lci
swret-tyeklch dn. usptl2hc; cumterlaH;fr. &c,
cash telier Frhrnry; IonHc,lt haus, i9HGll3'tt.
iosah: tacon hams, lA&114:.
inEAsE-Was quiet n Ss29c.
HEiF PtOHECrS--Ntres stcA1y null quiet Mt f9.i)
t7ln.Ni for ne.e tlu.sD311.py for rxtEa mcte, hnh
sal. .ykafl.lU for l1nlF.
TALl0w-Has lluntr1 at Ht6GAALc,
, 1876-02-10

fPO(
Welnrsaay morning. n carr Su.aN. ". wheat. i,
ears M. y .nrnp. 10 cars M ao. n earn roDetea
dn ics vhcsn: n carr h,ohmi1e, corn. n carr No.
do 55 cars urw mi 1et do 20 cars rejected do cars
no grade 10 t17d cosn,: cars white oats cars No.
tu. cars Rejected do car no gralu do tld oats)
cars No. 4 rye; IL cara No. 2 barley, No. do,
cara rejected do IA barley. TotaI, ao} cars or
1iJ,ocU hi. Inspected out: 041a hn Wheat l,437 bu
corn, ~ bu oats. LIT bl ryc, 1,G74 bu barley.
member Of The Board OF Trade, who rrofcsscs 10
bo AIBg1lBcd with tho weather. nska who is responsible
tor il. We eau only kay that Messrs. TounR Older
shaw, and Dsnsuoro, from the Meteorological Com
mittre Of the Organization to which ho belongs /.
.i,! , ~ s . u,A"s,."~.,..,i. IT,
ni',S 'o' 1io ~ '"o "e"'ae. uA'a.ao tnv
..eaa"Rs Ioon'' ~ 10 oue eo''e'iohoeA' I'll" ''''
pack on .a f1o'e.
lho le@"ins "nes' "eatrr" u Mlt"aa*cs ss"ea @n'-
eaHo Yesterday toree iheS aso oeuessa 10 10 hcasy
olotata IN tns 'na'ses' aa "a ~ Il" tne'f o~h aaa
ther prsenca on tue Board WEE Sonara5 regarded Nv
ina lea!ihs pfoa'ce 1nafRoe were sehcsa'iy hlghef
Yesterday, aau aon'o were aae ctc'sfd et 'les' TUG
feeling be1u2 ncssoaa Ill Rsan hna 'Fre9n'
lar IN hoga anu Log products. The character Of tle
days trailing wnA partly owing TO tho 1nihefable
weatcs Which wAs 40 sery a1a~inter Ike "a to rAso
ftasa that tho wratlor ranHo Of tho whole yeas will b"
unusual enough to develop marked cbangts III the
eruls MIL ths produce movement. Outdoor operators
were RusI~n!el IN 'naiy caaest by tho rail-, and most
Ct the street markets uerferc with TO Greater
or 1cah extent.
, 1876-02-10

wnr1n-fron "a TO 81 leFrrcs htovc during tho
forcnoon-that the work Of packing Ind to he FuH-
pentlci hnh in tho absence Of cnnpe.ttton botwceu
1t rtlnaned dull an weak up 10 about midday sub.
sequcnssy-thc rain hav'nG. csaseh and thu weather
o'clock ,nitl the close OF h,tsces hourH there
active trade as stronger prices than prevailed IN tho
morning. The foscnoons business , WA aans el!eay ley
whp hts in the day the qualities aslable 1t
$1.G5h7.ss. 1ight-wcish,s soil 1t t7.tata770 md
c1sH Atsyy 1t *7..hta s11. tho latcr figure tcug paid
In ht,e or lwo instances only. For the remaining
days Of The week light receipts and firm pf!ccs sro
looked for,
, 1876-02-10

SEIFEt-The innrkcE WAS quiet and Wca!s, II. E.
Mallory Bro void 4 chnco lroYo at $3H but the
ruling figures wcra 81 5?5 for common 10 primo
grades. Eastcr, reports wero bad aud ahlppera wero
noI dong much.
NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, Fob. o. -IEEyrs-Frcsh receipts, 1,C7o
nRast lo90 ut tho Ba1no time Last week market dull
rflces fraction haahpr than at Tho close Monday;
con,nonrat natives, B%c; choicest, 1aAc; coarso
To3aua. BAp; ordinary to good native steera, Dhts
llho.
AlEEEp-Rcceints for two lnyE. $3.50, against J,TG0
a. ho s4u,o lime lat wcck market extremely inil at
celiuo from Monday Of &c; very good ohio sheep,
1G , 10; common to fair Western and StatA hEeop.
4He 10 Gtc, tho former for four Colorado stuck
and the latter for Tine woolel Ohio sheep, o. ns.
HWIsE-Arrfvnls for two days, G,070, ngalnak $50
At tho tno last wee4; three carloads Ohio corn
fed hogs alive. $937H por 10) lbs.
.nuFfALo. ....
DupTALo. Fob. o.--CArTLE-RcccIpts, BIC; total
for lie vsuk. G,l83: market dull AnI slow: prices 10
OF.
st,EEr AND LAAns-!feceipts, 5000; total for tho
~tek 10 aoo 1narkot dul and dragging; boat grades
q slsda oH; Metlum and common lacllued No; sslus,
, 1876-02-10
COMME MERCIAL.

Tho following wcrc tho receipts nnd shipments Of
the ,enl,,g articles Of rrnluco In this city during the
twenty-fu.r houra ending At o'clock Wednesday
morning aud fnr tho corresponding date year ago
, 1876-02-10

FOREINH hAHktT3.
shr.rtai t,st,srA IN TAs CAtns7a Triht1s,
LlvEnrooL, Feh. I'LL q. us.-rLoun-No. l. as;
No. a4s.
-wheat-wiutet. No. !, los No: = o. Sd;
spring, No. l, ~ 10d; No. D. 81 81; white. No. lea
Adj No. ?. los I'd: club. No. l, Lis; No. = los 81.
corn-New, 17a edta97s I'd: old, 2ss 0d430s.
PMoy1s1oss-rork, S1s. Lard, e8a Cd.
IIvEnroo1, Feb+ o-Latest-Corrox-atarket dull;
G7-le9Gka: salcs 10000 ba3es, Including 9,o0 for
speculation and export, and 600 bales American.
MEsa Foug-aA.
TALLow-4ss.
Losnos. Feb. 9-atoxEr-Rato for m oney 1t the
Stock Exchange Government securit!ea, 3L,aJk,
CoHsoLaa-Money, u SID; account. % 6-td.
AMERICAN HEcun111xa-'G5a, I0sjs; 'G7a, 1O0x;
lo-tor, losk: new Is, 1od; Now York Central. ON
E1ia, 1sH; Eric preferred, u.
TALLow-46a Gl9f oil.
CALCUTTA LiNsxEn--<3s Gl
COMMON HdAlN-58Ska.
TuApksIrSE-2ts 6da1ts "a.
pARis, Fob p.-ltENrEs-d7f 49Hc.
FnANkYu1T, Fnh. D.-ukErEU HtATEs UoNps-Sow
ks, 1D1L.
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS,
NEw 0ntxANs, Feb, 0.-cotton-Demaud good;
sales. s7i0 hsIoa; rrees unateay snl ea4Ier; good
osdtuary 70 stsiealy guod ordinary, yx@10tc; low
mlddliugs to strictly low mtddlinKs, loIQll,sc;
mdillnes 10 strictly n!ddlngs l.32,se; good mid
dungs To mddltnss fair, ls,sstt4o; fair, 1a6alee:
receipts net, tsis bslos; gross o7s: exports to thu
couttnnnt 1910; eoaatwiae, 1870; 10 Great nEltan
3,lo5; stock. ta7.a7
MuuILx, FeD. v.-cotton quiet nIdIliIr{s. 1ohe;
mel yccctpta, Asl bales; exports 10 Great ustain,
As2o; to ths cont!uoas, 1905 coAstwis 2lu; aalcs.
1000.
uALvrAroN. Feb. o.-Cotson qulet snlldGnss,
IKE; nct receipts. l,i27 balet; o1ports to Great
Nrsln, l,ib0t to the Continent, 7s7: ra!rs. l,p99.
CHARLESTON. Feb o.-cotton -~.ntll!ines l2kc;
net reeciis 634 baos: e1poFta eoaatwi4e 101 ealet
, 1876-02-10

p.TrsluRo Pc ETRoLEuM MARKET.
I1rTsnunn, Feb. p.--r'arnieum qutot and vrak;
ernlc, fl1X Al rhrkcrs; refined, lAkc, Phfladelphis
delivery.
, 1876-02-10

NEW loAx, fsb. o.-0o!d was dull At l1?it9l,?!t.
Carrying rates a4ot.
Governments wers stcady.
Railroad lAln,is we're Arin.
stata securitlos were guilt.
TITO ltock na1let o. eusl weak Al dsr:.ns Of ,a3H
81 compsrrd With The closing quotations. Of yesterday
hut afterwards trner feeling sn and tbs aerline
EAs sreo1tnd. AItes meridian tho market a. gvu
arAl shltV tan* weak Exaiu, aud prices declined X
R1t, Lake shorc ltalnH auo decI!at. Tho North.
ke'sern sud 81. Paul sharcs exceptionally ts
fha advance in III. t1ui prrf.rr.i dus chiefly 10
reports that tho Directors viii probably dcclaru iyi-
3end Of Fer CENT Ia represent accumulated earnings
H. t"o years psAa Oller cheugca were
sd1auesh from IL 10 cay; Al.u.a sud
nt to luy4 uutcd 6Ates reacted from G3,: to t,t.
nu1ing ths u. hour stocks were t1s nrner, with
Tia mAEkst generally wss gu!el aud without sYsvcal
features. Transactions were ltt0u shares, Vt which
g " wers t4ctdc AA1, e1N1 We.ern Uuinu, II ,ttN
hoI!h*sttI u, ,oo 81. iaa $1,000 LAis bhorr. and
Nuuey luaFtet easy; l9s. 1rirue mercantile psper
6AeX. =
Eu4tons raesipta st!2uC0.
Tue AAxIstsut TREASURER clsbur.sd &3l9t0Q
, 1876-02-10
demand II ttoady rricoa bo!ca. having conhddnee in
tho present market rr!ccs not utRpg sales at any

CLEVELAND re rnotEukt MtHKET.
CLEVELAND, T., Fct,. p.-Fcr,c.ln unchanged Mill
FIRM: Michigan cs, l5..c; Ito test, liAo; l50 scs
12Ar, cAf los, c&ah.
, 1876-02-10

The following Instruments woro hleA for record
Wednesday, Feb. q:
, 1876-02-10

WILMINGTON TuRPENTiNE MARKET.
~iLAtxufos. n. o. Fsb. v.-Slartss suFpsnIine
dull AMI nonalunl at 31c.
, 1876-02-10

BOSTON WOOL MARKET,
Hosrca. lials, Fob. 9,-Wool waa ln good domAnd
aud unchanged. Ali huds aS domestic ws1e tn fair
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-15
Ii en0rt Of Auditing Committee.

FRosTpIHG, MD, Jan s, 1876.
10 tie Stockholders Of tie Frostbury Pt,petu-
u0l Bulding ASsccidtion
We. the undersigned Committee, an
pointed to examine and audit the Books,
Accounts and Vouchers OF the Fros,barg
Perpetual Building Association, beg leave
10 report that we have perform ed the duty
ASSIGNED and after thorough, and cx-
h@uStivr Investigation, we find the same 10
be correct and to CORRESPOND in every par
t;cular. The statement hereto annexed
presented by the Secretary, is a true and
impartial exhibit OF the condition of the
Association for the year ending December
2Jth, 1879.
We 30 not deem il necessary to COM
mcAi Upon the financial status OF the Assc-
ciatiol other than to re.tr you to the eX-
hibil of the Secretary which shows net
dividend %! .touiteeh per centHn; from the
actual earnings OF thc past year, being t'co
per- cehtum i'll excess OF lS1i--a fact which
we consider the strongest argument that
can be used to demonstrate its prosperous
aud ilourishng condition. The importance
o! this statement is enhanced by the fact
that uuticr the pressure Of the financial
stress prevailing throughout the country,
Tie Ass citation on this ;,GCouut sustained
Withdrawals from its capital sock a,uoun-
ing to St,09220 against $fli.S6 fer 1874
The Capital Stock OF tie Association
now numbers Gl3 shares, a net increase OF
81 during the ycac, held by iS1 stockholders
Being perpetual new shares can be taken
at any time without paying back dues and
receive the profits from date of member
ship. The dividends declared from the
profits are credited on boM 1'uanihg and
redeemed shares in proportion 10 the amount
paid on each. the borrower thus participant
ing equally in said profits with all other
stockholders
Your Committee also desire to express
the" high appreciation of the manner in
which the affairs of the Association have
been managed by the present officers,
whose faithtulncss and efficiency have
largely contributed to its tlourshIng con
dition. Would also mention the neat and
business-like manner in which the Books
Of the Secretary and Treasurer are kept,
enabling us to examine and comprehend
the same without delay.
ID. ARMSTRONG,
II. ROGERs,
r. p MASON,
Jan 15-1t Auditing Committee.
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[Ofiice of r. w. McMichael, Atty at Law ]
PUBLIC SALE
Valuable Raj Estate
IN THE
TO wv or FROSTB URG !

I : NDER and by virtue of the power con-
u tanned in mortgage from Frederick
Walker and wife to The Young Mems
Building Association of the city of Cumber-
land, Md, dated on the fourteenth day of
April, 1875, and recorded among the land
records of Alegany county in Llher Z. L..
No. -, folio -, 10 secure the raymcn. of
certain moneys therein mentioned, and adj
vanced by it to.Said Frederick " aker fntt
Lucy y. Wake, the said lb4 Young Mems
Building Association of the city of Cumber-
land will sch at public sale on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 29Tn, 1876,
at 104 O'Clock A. NJ, in front of Hitchins
Bros. & Skaters store, all that Lot or Par
Gel OF Ground situate in McCulloh's addi-
ton 10 Frostburg which was conveyed to
the said Lucy A Walker by Andrew Will
son and wife by their deed dated Dec Sd,
1872 The said Lot is Al feet front by 165
feet deep, and is improved by a comfortable
Two Story Frame Dwelling House with all
the necessary outbuildings.
Terms Of Sule-As- prescribed By mort
gagc--Cash on day of sale.
The Young Mems Binding Association
Of THE CITY OF CUMBERLAND.
Jan list
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-15

APPOINTMENTS the session of the
County Commissioners, beginning on Mon
day and ending on Saturday of last week,
the following appointments Of Constables
were made:
Orleans District No 1, James T. Hartley
Oldtown District No 2, Eiazure kerns
Flintstone No 3, Ambrose CLANCY; Cum
bcrland Canal, No. T. Harmon White;
Cumberland Wills Crc.k No. D, Samuel
Golden; Cumberland River No. G, VIM. l.
Boyd; Cumberland Central No. H. Levi
Shaw Rawlings No. 7, Samuel Seciinlam :;
Wcstcrnpart No. 8, William Bell; Barton
Moo, Hugh Thompson Homecoming No. 10,
Robert Dick, iir.; Frostburg No. II, Owen
Evans; East Frostburg No. -, John Johns !;
Mount Savage No. 10, VIM. indey. For
Cumberland at large, Jacob d. George,
Samuel Hodge.
Road Supervisors were appointed as fol
lows the amounts given being the appro-
prations for the several roads in the dis
trints named
Orleans District No. 1--,Joseph NJ. Nor
ris, SO; II. p Shiplcy. $685. james T.
Hartley, $140 Samuel Robinson, $50; W.
Brinkman, $25; F. Brinkman, $l75.
Oldtown District No. IL. NJ. Cresap,
$50; John Piper, so; Riley Twigg, $50 ;
Michael Twigg, $G5; Nimrod Little, $50 ;
Jno. T. Twigg 800; Peter Alderton, S95 !;
Riley Hartley, $50
Flntstonc District No. 3-Jcs NJ. Hen
Grxon, unexpendcd balance; LenoX Per-
in, 800 Jacob Kifer, so; Geo W. Dean
800; Argyle Twigg, ,Goorgc Lashlcy,
800; D. B. Buoy, $40; VIM. Hendrixon,
800
Canal district No M. Hoffman, $50;
d. f. Brashears, 500; James Anderson,
Sl5C; Leonard Hnkle, $50.
Wills Creek District No. 5--H. Brote-
marklc, ST., $175.
River Distric, No. German Frost, $50 :;
G. NJ. King, s75 Michael Daugherty, 500
Rawlings Station District, No. IN. y.
Frost, $3.50
Wcsternport District No. s-P, NJ. Day
ton, $3.50 VIM. Right, Sl25.
Barton District No. 9-Silas jenkins,
1925.
Homecoming District No. 10-Robcrt
Green, 800.
Frostburg District No. 11-Wm. Work
man, SO Joseph Knode, $125.
East Frostburg District No 12-Alex.
Dams $215; Geo. w. Porter, $215.
Mount Savage District No. 13-Wm. W.
Porter, 500; James Pratt, $25 Jacob Mar
tin, :2j; Leonilas Logs,lon, 5000.
Cumberland Central District, No. II
Geo. Damn, $40; II. Hardinger, SO;
Thos. b. Ecall $500.
Adjourned to meet on Wednesday, Feb.
10, lS.G.--INgani"n.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-15
Business Locals.


Citizens while laying pipe for the
New County, don't fail to lay pipe for win
ter drainage, nor forget that the best Terra
Gotta Drain Pipe is sold by Millncr
~ Smith, Steam Marble Workers, IL " IL
Front street, Cumberland. kiuncig
A full line of lamps and Lamp
Goods at Mcneil & McCullohs Drug
Store.
,,,, r, r-.,.s. o,,,. 9, -,
u So, 80 So, '''! go "'
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w. D ,. .,
,,al,,. r,n ~ IN q p, n ,r's' ,,' 1'"
S'ooN' van 1T ~ ~ ! g ~ . ~ '''' '''o''
'''" s'''''' at W 'i'''''''' =
You can save t'ccatD:Ane Ec' cent. hybty-
ing your Clothing at b. Stems Clothing
Store.
~ vo, want H.. oen,,,o Io,lo,,
Brown Stout, Ale, fine Whistles, Brandies
and W ines, go to Is. STENNs Liquor Store.
Nav r.no.ss NJ Nyiro,,pl ,ot,,,,od
ON Er;I,v - f.nr, no l.iiii r.l,,'ra
hr nnrcI,snb ,hn larmas, .n; n'n.t nn,,
,,Io, s,onl, ng nrIianI;s,, l,.ar i.o,,i',
to " .trrn Norvlani Tn i, win I've fnnnd fh,
Noxn.t ,.tnSi ond Vnst st,.InS If ,I,oss
Goods cusinm.modc cJothinG hats rans
cnrnrts groceries ali ,t nriccs chconrr
thon have ever been ofTr,cd to the neonla
of his place and vicinity. New ponls
will he c,,m;ny in every dov du,infr Tho
cominr wcrl, Come and see them
AtSpccial NOiiS.e .-Great reduction
IN the pr,cc OF Artificial lecth at q" lisoh
Dentai Rooms corner baltimore Y centre
Guaranteed to he thc hest and warranted
Tor one year.
6 va cases !ahen IN exchange !or ne"
the Natural Teeth. DR.. Wilson is q rradu-
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-01-15
Social Notices.

Hichins Bros & Shaffer hayc received an
extensive stock Of Homemade FlannelS
and Blankets Buyers will lind qualities,
patterns, and prices, satisfactory.
\ beautiful line of 2-button Kid Gloves
dark shades for Fall.
Ladies Silk fringcd Neck Ties from 20
cents to $l.25--all prime new goods,
Mems, Youths and Boys Hats-latest
Fall style in stock-all recent purchases.
Full line of Dark Chocolate and Nader
Prints at cents per yard and 6! cents by
the bolt
Special attention solicited to our stock of
Dress Goods--always full and complete.
IItchins Bros. & Shaffer will continue
until further notice to close up promptly at
O'Clock Z. NJ, as per agreement.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
ROAD NOTICE

n Office IS HEREBY GIVEN, Z hat
~ the undersigned petitioners will make
application to the County Commissioners at
their next meeting thirty days after the
publication OF this notice, for the opening
OF new county road from point on tic
National Pike, to follow Green street
through the east end of McCulloh's addition
to FroSthurg by the house of Jonathan
Radcliffe, and through The lands of the Con-
solidation Coal Company to the Cumberland
and Pennsylvania, Railroad, thence down
with said railroad either on the west side
tbrough.1he lands of c. NJ. Graham, or on
the east side thereof through the lands of
the Constellation Coal Company to the
road Leading from Frostburg to Homecoming
near Wright's bridge
EDWARD NJ. DAVIES,
BENJAMIN RODDA,
JABEZ WARN,
Jan "a. ard others.
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l'o'l'Ni"l.
ELEcTIoN.---At a regular meeting g,
.Eountan Lodge, No. 80, a. +. 4 A. vi e,
held Dec. 23d, last, the following named
gentlemen were elected officers for the en-
suing term.
". Mr.. r. SannCr.
S. W.-James Reid.
j. w. ID. Koonty
1JeaSuitr-A. Hole.
Scretuy--W B. Spill.
AT a regular mctting of IIeinc lodge
No. 1877, l. o. o. f., held at Odd Fellows
were elected to serve for the ensuing term :
". G.-B. Stern.
y &C. f. Nickel.
Stcretory--Daniel Krapf
Treasu, cr-Conrad Lapp.
Representative to Grand L0dge-Rev
John Ruhl
EXPLosIoN.--Dur ng the war the young
sters of Eckhart procured cannon made
of car axle which they have since
used for firing salutes, etc. For sometime
past, however, it has been laid by, but the
incoming year requiring some fitting greet
ing, the old howitzer was brought out for the
patriotic service of giving app opriate cx-
preston to EckhaIts sentiments on the
Centennial question. To do this handsome
]y it was necessary to load handsomely
This was done and the piece touched off
The explosion burst 1t into fragments. One
piece put starlight through the warehouse,
and another, weighing 81 lis, penetrated
the Methodist church, one hundred wards
distant. Very fortunately no one was
hurt, although several persons were stand
ing near by,
ANNUAL REPoRT.-The second annual
report of the operations of the Frostburg
Perpetual Building Association was read at
the meeting of the Stockholders held Satur-
day evening last and is given in our ad-
advertising columns to-day. 1t will be
seen that dividend of fourteen per cent is
declared upon the business of two years, an
excess of two per cen,um over the work of
1874-onc year. This gain may seem small
TO some. but the figures deserve more than
glance. 1t will tbcn be observed that the
basis upon which dividends are declared
has grown from $10J70 last year to $24, :
= 7O0.l5 this year, circumstance, of cln.ise,
which, although attended with correspond
ing increase ofproti,s, keeps the pc. centage
nominally low. This is attesi3d in the
fact. also, that last yea the sum of s ,20S 40
was divided while this year the amount di-
vided is $3,45o.0s or nearly three times as
much as before.
The officers for 1876 were chosen as fol
lows:
Pres'dent-William Staples.
Vice Prcs|dent-Dayisson Armstrong.
4Secreta,y-J. b. Oder
1rsasurer-James Kane.
iSOlicitOr-John s. Grove.
Directors-John N. Carson, Thomas Hill
j. S, Mctzger, II. p. Mason, Joseph Tin.
mems, Henry Williams.
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THE Legislature las done little of i'm
portancc as yet. 1t is getting down to
work, ,haMeyer, as il ,W,rrc.
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New Business Locals.

This is to give notice that all citizens
troubled with Cough or Cold should at
once procure bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup Price % cents.