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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-28
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-28

in thrilling interest, to those of any
other paper, and its essays upon all
subjects are from the best minds of
the age.
In addition to thrilling new stories,
series of brilliant articles will soon
begin on the Campaigns and Battles
of the Army Of Tennessee, by Colonel
B. W. Frobel, distinguished military
engineer of that army in all its try
ing times. These papers will explain
all the movements of Generals Sher-
man, Hood and johnson. Don't miss
any of the numbers. They will read
like a facinating romance.
New and exciting stories are begin
ming every week or two.
State and local agents are being ap-
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munity form club at once and send
on for the paper. Having passed sue
cessfully through two of the hardest
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support Of the people. The price is
So year, but clubs of four and up
wards get it tor $3.50. Address, Jno.
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-28
Standard Goods !

HOMEMADE FLANNELS, JEANS,
~ CASSIMERES, BLANKETS, &c,
for sale in Frosiburg, Echhart, Mt Savage,
Homecoming, Barton and Cumberland. No
goods their equal in price or quality. Or
ders coming direct to the Mil will rec. i've
prompt attention. j. w, RlGG & son,
Morgan's Glade, Preston, w. Va,
Sept 30-4m
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-28
HAMPSHIRE AND BALTIMORE Coal

HAMPSHIRE AND BALTIMORE Coal
CoAPANY.-At the regular stock
holders meeting of this company,
held on the 10Th inst, for the cleo
ton OF directors and officers for the
ensuing year, the following gentle
men were unanimously elected ::
MIR, j. George Repplier, President :;
Mr. E. L. Bodies, Vice President Mr.,
George D. Pond, Secretary. Messrs.
Z. l.. Bolles, George H. Potts, H. S.
Henry, George P. Satterlee, James s.
Merriam, Edward Oothout, ]. G.
Repplier, Directors. and
Mining Journal.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-28
PRIVATE SCHOOL.

IHE undersigned will open PRIVATE
SCHOOL in l. o. o. F.'s OLD BUILD.
ING, Frostburg, on the
26TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1876.
No pains will be spared to make the
School good one. Will employ compe-
tent help if necessary.
TUITION. TERM-12 WEEKS
Primary department. $3.50
Common English branches. ......... 400
" including
Natural Philosophy, Algebra, and
the higher Mathematics. ........... 5.
Tuition paid monthly. A liberal deduc
ton from the above rates will be made in
favor of families sending more than two
pupils. Ey- Please make application as
early as possible to r. r. SANNER.
Sept 30
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-28

A Milwaukee girls ears will wear
out four pairs Of brass earrings in a
year
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-28

FRESH. Il wonder why my NOUS
tache doesn't grow under my nose as
we'll as at the corners of my mouth p
Soph.-"Too much shade
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-28

A boy read that the good die young,
and is now doing bad ior self-protec-
ton.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-28

The bridge across White river on
the Wisconsin Central Railroad is the
largest wrought iron one in the world.
1t is 1925 feet long, l07 feet high,
and cost 100000
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-28

Discovery OF ANCIENT JEWISH
CoINs-The excavations near Jeru-
salem have revealed, among other
things, small lot of Jewish coins,
consisting OF shekels and half shekels
of Judea, which are considered the
most interesting Of all ancient coins.
They are silver of the Great High
Priest, Simon Maccabsus, and have
the cup of mamma on one side, and on
the other the budding rod, with the
legend in Hebrew-viz, year one,
being the first year of the Pontif
of Prince Simon, or IA years B. c.
Notwithstanding their great age, the
coins are in fine preservation, both
aides being perfectly legible.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-28
ALL AN LIMB
STEAM BETWEEN
aXHIE EKssU OF,

STEAM BETWEEN
BALTIMORE IXEIV ERRs0 OF.
Calling at
HALIFAX and OF EENSTOWN
Each way
The splendid Screw Steamers ofthe q bove
Line will run as follows:
Liverpool. Batimo re
Nova SCorIAN, Sept 5, Sept. ~, 8 IN
dBERNIAM, Sept. 10, Oct. II, 8 IN
CASPIAN, Oct 3, Oct. %, 8 i. m
Nova scoTIAN, Oct. II, Nov. S,9,. m
And hcnccforth every fortnight, taking "a AS
sengcrs and freight TO and from LiyerUu oil
Stecrage Passage to or from Livcp!kr oil,
Glasgow, Queenstown, Dublin, or Belk st,
$2S, Currency. Very best accommod sti )ns
for Storage and intermediate Pass en-. ers.
An experienced surgeon is attached to- ach
vessel. Intermediate and Storage stew ard
esscs carried by each steamer for the Dur
pose OF attending to the wants of tl., fe-
males and children. Fer further parl leu
lars, or passage tickets to aad from G reat
Britain, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER co, Baltimor, e:
in Frostburg to j. JANDORF,
Sept 10y Main Stree t.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-28

APP INTMENT OF DR.. G. B. FUN
DENBEEG AS A SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
Monday the court appointed DR.. G
B. Fundenberg, Of this city, schoo'
commissioner to supply the place made
vacant some time since by the resigna-
tion of Mr.. Nathan S. Frost.
The appointment is an admirable one
from every point of view. The Doctor
has always been a patron of our pub
lie schools, and has ever evinced a
deep interest in their success. His
identification in sympathy with them
goes back to years past and has been
continued up to the present.
AS to his eminent fitness for the
position no one can question that for
moment. In scholarship, in &C
quaintance with all the details of
school management, in maturity OF
years, in integrity, he comes equipped
with all that is needful for the position
We are informed that the Doctor
will accept.-ANcga7aion.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-28

EXODUS OF MINERS FROM THE AN
THRAc1TE REG1oNs.-Large numbers
of miners have left the Wyoming
Valley and other parts of the Anthra-
cite regions for the Territories. Since
the rupture of the Coal Combination,
though wages have been reduced,
work has been steadier and the men
are better off than they were before.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-28

PETERSON s MAGAZINE for Novem-
Der is on our table, ahead of all others
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A permanent feature Of the Magazine
is its copyright Noveletts, two of
which appear in this number, Miss
Crepspigney's Absurd Filtration" by
Fanny Hodsson Burnett, and The
Days of Seventy six, by Mrs. Ann S.
Stephens, both very far superior to the
continued stories to be found in maya
zines generally. But, as a contempoy-
arg says, The stories, the fashions, the
patterns, IN short everythang IN Peter
SON is the best Of the kind. The price
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-28

THE production of silver in Ameri-
ca seems to be the great unknown fac
tor in estimating or conjecturing the
future The production of both gold
and silver in America is constantly
over stated. Every body seems to
think that his locality will drop out
of sight if it cannot and does not show
large production. And probably
everybody e1aggerates little. Then
shipments are counted over and over.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-28
MEssRs. SETTLE, Republican, and

MEssRs, SETTLE, Republican, and
Vance, Democratic, candidates for
Governor of North Carolina, held a
joint canvass in the State, riding to
meetings together in the cars or in
carriages. At Swift Greek, near New
bern. North Carolina, on Saturday
last, they closed their joint canvass.
At the close of the debate both can
d:dates congratulated each other and
all the people of North Carolina upon
the uniform courtesy, fairness, good
feeling and good order which had
characterized the ffty-eight contests
of the grand joint campaign. They
then shook hands amid loud applause.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-01

Nboptiubirger ais GonluLn in benz 9onbe ibrer
Geburt p~eripGnot weroen ioatel, pontlt er, od .9eS
borcne Mmerifauer, bic nit ben BerbdltnIncn
oSer aud lIur ber Sprade Der bstrefIeloen HAMPER
uertraut liuo, nur in Iebr tleiner Nnto1l 5u ltn>
ben linb, gerabe auf Die Dtenite berlent9eil Dets
St9tet, bic III lol9en S%tequngen am belteH 81 So.
brauden limb. g3el9su be Onberen ~gemelnen
Gtretb" 6r. Tiib III benz pOrerTDdbnteh TQut pet-
iibt bat, f0nneil mir uns taum oenten. Us ~ 81
pInl6eH, bab bic Su. Staats5ts' oo"'I ""V'
' ''"' 0''S' ans. @sfens.
Sir boben ni6t ben minoeften 9rIno,
bantit biutsr benz Berge 81 ba!fea.
6amiIton TtIb IieB Our6 ietnsn9attos
Iauoer @aotuauaber an 5errn Srentdno
idreiben: Ser BrGitocnt beabiihe
tide. bemndhit 8erdnoerungeH i'm Gonz
fnIdrbisnlte por3uIebmen, uno es niiroe
ba6er Die 81 eignatton oes Derrn
8reutano M umgebenber . It
ernartet uno entgegengenommen tDers
bsn."- Gs lit bies Die iibIt1e Sorm, in
tpelGer man biersuLanbe einen Neamten,
aegeu ben gar ni0tS Detter etn3umenoeu
lit oils OaB mar einen Nnoern an
feline SteLle ieBen m06te abb
tritt. Die @emeinbett bes Sil6
I'M porliegen6en Sale beitebt ober oartu,
baB Die Nngabe, Der 8rGitbent
milnlhe SrentanoS &iGtritt, erlogen
mar. - gtibt u bate Der 4rdftoent
fetnen Muni6 in oteler Gidtung gez
duBert, 1onoern er mar, ais 8renta1o
tetn Gntla1un9sgeiu6 e%tnlanbte, Ro9s
LTD iiberrai6t. S~noeiien, etnem Bean1s
ten, Der aniheinenb freipiHig abDanft,
quite 8orte ST. geben, baB CT bIeibe, lit
be5 2anbes ui9t Der 8rauA unb 10 pou=
aog oenn 6r. Grant Die tbln BON Sllb
norgeI6logeHe @rnennung zines unbez
f6nlIten iungen Mtenl6en aus Vir9tnten,
Der 10 pieI Oeutl6 peritebt, mie Ttlb u1o
Grant, ndmli6 gar TENS.
GRIT nahoem Das gei6eben tpar, err
fubr Der Senator 2o9ar1, tpel9er feinsr
Belt Die Mniteautg Brentanos empfobs
len bate, ben Sa6perbaIt uno begab ii6
gum RrGiioenten, um oieien Su fragen,
iparum CT Srenfano obge1est babe. Or
Grant mar gang D%er!punoert itber bic
Sroge, ba er Don ni@ts meter tpii1e, oIS
baB 6r. Brentano feline Gntlafung etus
gerei6t babe. DaB tbm fem Gntlafs
fun9sgefu1 burh oas S6retben gaos
pauabers (gSiib's) 10 gu ia9eu nit pOr9es
baltener Yiltole abgenDtbtgt Doroen mar,
puBte er nibt.
Die Groee, tpnrum 6r. 8rentano, Der
nod augsluctuem 3eugnilie elmer Der
auerbefteu n tiihtisIten @oniuln gez
tpeien lit, ipelde Die Ser. Staaten ie in
9euti6Iano 9ebabt 5aben, Der MuHorbez
rMng GaopalIabsr's Obne BtDerrebe ioz
fort entiprah, beanttuortet fi6 oalntt,
baB er Obnebin f6on, gans una6bdn9is
BON ben WInihen Der 0erren Tilb nno
Goniorten, felt Gnbe Dor. SabreS ben
@uti9IuB 9efaBt bate, in bieieln
Sriibiabr uab Qmerifa suriidsus
febren un6 feline gntIaiiung gu nsbz
men. Gs banoelre 1i9 iomit fir
tbn MIR UNI cine Sett bon 5pet ODER BRET
Moneten uno Do i9teu IS tbm ntdt Der
DtIbe pert6, eiren Streit an3ufansen.
9Gtte er es getban unb bas Sbretbel
GaoDaua6ers bur6 ben Senator 9ogart
Dem RrdfIbenten DorIegen Iaiien, 10
Dlroe btefer Jpn Dobrl6einIi3 ebsn 10
9egen bic 8lui3e bes 6errn Gifb i'm
NnIte bebalteu baben, ipic er ibn 1872
geeen bic 8nui9e bieies Serrn anitente.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-01
frHbsr RafOr Der gOpOotu 81. Str9e. 81
Ser bette Semeis.

Ser ~tuIssnbe Brief pom @ep. e. g. 9 4, 8ahor
Der Netbobiitenz &irde in &otid, Dtoi., Sarlte pou
srobem Sntereie fir aerste isiu.
~geattc, Waf., 1. San. 1874.
Serrn s.. Sc. 9tepeus:
@ertber Serr! = g8tr baben CUTE @rin6e, Sbr 9 e.
II e fir cine CUTE NseDteiu -au boltsH. @ir fnS
~IberSeu9t, baB es os gsbsn unleres Gobnes gersttet bar.
@E lit Jest iiebsebn Sabre alt uno lit an icropbul6len
9el1pIren AM Seiu uHo mar 10 teruntergetommen baB
man an ieiuem 8ieoerauirommeu S~peifelte. Cine Be-
ratbnna tidtissr aer3ts fano ifatt, psI4s inns unr ses
Der Auitbt. OaB CT ui6t sI turtren ist, uuO bag ielbit
cine &mputotion uuslos lei, ba CT ni3t Rrdite seuns
babe, nm oieietbe aus,ubalteu. Damn be9annen mir init
8esettR c unb lett bteier 3eit bat er fi5 mad uno
mad erbolt. CT bat ieiHe Stnoien pisher Indigenous
men uHo sebt wieber 9etdrtt obne &riideH uno Stot-
Obelei1 nod etnos Otter aus Der Seiinunq crinqt,
70 limb mir i~iDerseuat. OaB ct in tuTaer 3eit eaus beresz
iteat ietu Dtro. gr bat nnseidbr 3 OHBeno SIai6en
y / n e 9ebrauhI, aber Ieaerbiu9s uur peUtg,
b9 er li9 wteper gang seIIno fIblt.
I6tuagsuoa
g. 9 9eit Mrs. g. 6. &. Set.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-01
3uDerlGiiiaer 8emeis.

17S Baltic ct, BroofIpn, sc. g., TOp. IA. 1874.
Serru =. Vt. Stepens;
aSertber 6erri - gLus sis.ntr G%rfabruus iopobl dig
aus periSulider InI9auung Don Jdleu, in welbsu bic
Suren erltaunli9 sei4ienen. Fam i'd Don ganSem per>
Seu uHb uoaen Grnitss q egsttne empTebIsn ss9eu
ole eeiSen iIr bic es smpiobIeI wtr6:
sSameS y. &nSIc@,
fraber gaStur b. g uIOarp SoPtiitsus Rtr4e.
SacramentD, Gal.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-01
Ser eridOpfte &Orper berlangt S6Iaf.

u W 4U' ~NHl5 4Ot7'
Serrn 8. U. Steuens:
Nertber Serr! = Ridt MIR 8fi9t. fonberN aud bas
Vetnbl Der DaHtbartctt peranlaicu mid, S6nen su ias
gen, 6aB 9 e gettn ieIbit uetH es 9otentz 0teSi=
ain lit - mir 9roBe 9alfe se~leitet bat, udbrenb anoere
Dtittel fetnen @iett batteu. @ntpeoer iibermasioe
QeiIti9e Anltrensun9eu ooer dnBersew0bulide Soreeu
Deruria9en BET mir eiue ioI4e neru6ie gridlafung, bag
i'd ni6t idlaien fam. Cine ibIahoicgtabt folst Der anz
oeln. obne baB Der 9equdlte R6rpe r CUR Jtube tommt.
Sept babe ib au39einuben, oa6 elm wenis 3 e n E
tar8 Dor benz S6lafenaeben seHommeu, fiBen unO Jos
~fortt9en S9laf berbeiidbrt, ohne hble 5oIsen SIT binters
Iaiien. Sd oente, BOB auei Dinge %senRseu. nm geihis
Diel SelGdfttsten SAlaf gu fibern. l.. gseuiger Are
belt, unS 2, gtpas msDr 9 esettWe. Dtes bat MIR
aebolfen.
gSdbreuS i'd einen groBeH @bfdeu Dor Gatents Dtebis
Sinen babe. 10 babe ib eiueH nod grbBersH DOR Der linz
~pabrbett. Saber bteie g~rtIdruus, oaB 9 egettue
mir Sebolfeu bat. uub bies erteuue i6 treubi9 an.
Sbr &C. g. 6. GI&et5nu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-01
@ertbbDaer 8emeis.

0as fOIgeuOe ireiuiuts ertb.iIte 3eusni6 bes gtep. 8.
&. 8alter. D. D., fritbsr 9altor in Der &opboin
Square Stride, se9euwdrtts in Yloutbence, 81. S,
burftS ais pertbuouer Bepeis o~n9eiebeu werben.
8roptoeHce Ut. s., 164 &rauft ct.
Serrn s. 81. Steuens.
SD fIble mid b~ierpur6 peranlaBt, meiue &nertens
uuug Sbrem g egett { gu Souen. N1eine 5amtlie
bat IS iber 5wei Sabre lang sebronbt. SIN S6ueu pom
nerp0Ier Oebilit1t (Sbwa9e) tit es mubesapIbar uub tb
smpiebIe es baber ALLEN. weIde i~tGrteHSe NiitteI ses
~braudeR.
8. g. @aIter,
frfher Rnnn Npr Nnnhofn Gn. Girdle- HoIton-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-01
urS ea6tnng

@dbrenb Der Iestsu flint Sabre BAT f5 gegetixe
anoanernoe @eltuna ueri9aft. ans bic frlber i2weiiel
be9ien, limb lest feline auiribtt9et uub srHlteH Beiurz
worter.
Gs siebt bret wi6ttae @riube, weIde bic G'esuer ieb=
Deber SateHt; Neotcin ueranIaiIen, tbre UtetuuRg Sn
9uut:n beS . e e n e SIT anoern.
/. @s tit eiHe nnuerfdli3te, aus &inser. gSurSeLn HHb
&rduterH bereitste NeSieiH.
2. Gs itbt in allen SdaeU, fit meIde es empfobIen,
iene 2Sirtnn9 Obne na9tbetIige Jolgeu.
3. Gs legt benz Gublifum 1pabrbeitsgetreue Ssnguife
iiber bic 9etttrait bieier Y1ebictn DOR. gnsetbts Der
UteLeu prabterii6eu Auseigeu, poultt onbsre Wtebicinen
morfti9 reterif9er @eiie aneeprteIeu meroen, if es rpo6t
DerSeiblid. wet1H mir nit StoIS oui bas 3eugnIB bes DOS
puIdren unb wobIpoQenben Boitors ber 8apititen sGirde
tn sOton. bss gfeo. 5. @. St&eriou n, D. D. bins
peijeH,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-01
Nmf IL Sabre GreOit

pertoui n mir 6e { ru dtbaren Sarns 2dnbereieH Der
Atdtioe n, Sopeta nuO Sauto. Sc 81. Ut 80. III &ouias.
Rampblete ireiI BiuiGe 81. ". Stdets!
MIbert DiidD eIIot 6 Go,
Igenten Der q. &. II. 9. s Y. u. uno Notaries public.
100. 2-6 %orb GIart StraBe, 3tmmsr II nnO 10,
3ap60tp6 Chicago, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-01
e. Gremtano's atbb er,.fumc.

StGutsiefretGr Siib reitet betanntIi5 l6on
1dRssrs Set aHf benz RriRsips bsrIm. Aab tsiHs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-05-01

vegetine til BET a9ew 9rO8~iten
34t bApen4
New-York tribune., 1876-04-20
,r1v vopx nAuy TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, APRIL 90 1876.

rs,terd,v aireetef verdict Government IN sus
ongh o recover on the warehouse bond OF Darrell \ a
against Richard J. Goodwin, as surety INC am o"i' "
with interest is SLABS 80 I.
In Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday an appii-
cation was made 10 Judgo for perempory manaa'
a,ctino Wplan, p CLYDE and the directors OK tue Oyuo
St,amsip Company to permit JacoD bol " "a ,iosa1
accounts which he says they VIII not aiOW h' & yservd
Ie il Vice Pre Of the Company Decision was
Phllo T. Rnggles was appointed by Judge Dalio'.
Yesterday referee to compute the amount due IN the su Vi
Tohn Iaoob Astor against Marianne Lawrence "eh WIS
rongh to orecoae mortgage for $4,000 In the sun 1 t
Tor 1901 Geo ancey was appointed releree'
The trial of the suit of William Mcdonnell against
the etv was begun yesterday before Judge Lawrence IN su
reme Court Circuit The plaintiff according 10 MS s'! oh
June 1873 with friend somewhat under the innu
tan In Fonrfhaye al Fifty eghhst The Friend enng Ios
order and bmseli the pAlhHH le 10 tno yo.tou am
Was severely He sues tie city Tor ~ OOV uaAa,3 io
alleged neglect Of proper precsnllons Inc stsc ~ ~ ~
Imam appear Or plalntlH r. l." oteIsVh "H" L. IL
IacOinbe for the city.
The suit of Rctbschild against the Forty-second
street and Grand street Company the trial OF which
was begun before Judge the Supreme Court yes
teray ia broughtto for injuries to old
vhie walking down IIousons liigest. in Novembo
1864 with her infant she noticed that her niue
rr three wears OH. who hf been walking beside her. ha
cross n candy ysani. IA tho te gifl was ctuhhs
car of the ds scniant, along UDIstOnSt rapidly on
grade aud the child would inevitably have been inh over
lad not Mr. ROthschd to snatch out Ot t1o way IN
dipg down by the lpr5'S ara
har and the infant IN her arms le on
the had leg injured by one OF the wloes hee
denies negligence on the part OF the dr'e Inc
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