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THE KNAPrs GROVE MEETING.

IL ~ iN-'-AA / - ''4'@' ' - -' ~ - r'.'
The mass meeting at Knapp Grove
Tuesday was attended by be ween 500
and 700 miners.
The meeting was organized by tn"
selection Of Mr.. Philip Eourk, Of PoA
pey Smash mine, for president, and
Mr. Adam Thompson, Of the George )
Creek mine, for secretary, The pres
ident returned lis thanks for the hon
or conferred upon hlIn, and stated the
object i The meeting to be to ask an
advance Of fifteen cents per ton for
mining. While announcing his pref
erences he claimed the right Of every
one to state his opinions freely, it is
but Just to say that he presided IN an
impartial manner.
Mr.. McDonough then called for an
expression Of opinion on the part OF
the mines repro scented, The meeting
appeared to be very nearly unanimous
for strike, until after a paper from
second vice president Of the Cumber-
land and Pennsylvania railroad, was
read, and some remarks We're made by
Mr. Ransom 7. Powell of Hoffman
Hollow mine. Mr.. Powell, addressed
the men in q clear and convincing
manner, and with such effect hat,
had a vote been taken previously, a
strike must have occurred, but which
resulted in establishing rallylng
point, and when the question, should
the miners demand slXry-five cents
per ton? was put, the yeas and nays
We're so nearly equal that the vote
had to be declared tie, and the pres
ident was requested to cast the decld-
ing vote. He, however, refused to as
sumo such a responsibility, when a
motion was made and carried that IL
recess OF nan an Aouf De taken IuF tAe
purpose OF allowing the men from each
mine to hold a consultation among
themselves Il report to be made from
each mine, as to the sentiment Of the
majority to the mass meeting upon It's
reassembling.
When the meeting was again called
to order reports from the following
mines: lst, those in favor Of demand
ing sixty cents were made viz : Pom
pey Smash, Hoffman Hollow, Blaen
Avon, Borden Shaft, (about one-ffth
of the miners were present from this
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Protected So1ution Of Protoride of Iro
READ THE FOLLOWING.

v EST FAIRLEE, VIZ, Jan. II, 1871
Dear Sir For seven or eight years past
| have been in poor health, and Tor the
prst year or more very feeble. Nv health
continued to decline, and my flesh and
strength wasted away, until | WAS unable
TO work, or even go up stairs without great
exhaustion. | suffered from frequent
and distressing attacks of palptation of
the heart my food distressed me, causing
acrdily and pain in the stomach; AID suf-
trred from extreme nervousness, conslipa-
ton, and debility of the system generally,
my blood Icing thin and poor and sluggish
in circulation and was for years suffer.
.ng all the fortunes OF confirmed dySpcp-
tic About six months since | concluded
| would try a bottle of PERUVIAN SY-
RUP, and received so much benefit from
it that purchased five bottles more, and
lave continued the use of the SYRUP
until quite recently. 1t HIS restored my
health to such an extent that | feel my
self rs good as new. My digestion is good
and my weight has increased in the past
four months from 1870 to 1873 pounds my
strength has retured, and my general health
is thus wonderfully improved, and | can
truly say | owe it all to the use of your
PERUVIAN SYRUP. l earnestly recon.
mend all sufferers from dyspepsia and de-
billy to give it a trial, hoping it will do
them as much good as it has me-
Yours very truly, Mrs. S. B. BEMIs.
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Many persons who a"e weak and
sickly at this season of the year are at
a loss to know whtt will restore their
health Spser'S Port Grape Wine is
,mr OF the best restOrativcs known. 1t is
specially rec commended tOr its putty, eX-
quieite flavor, and healthy properties.
Medical men certify TO its valuable med-
cinal powers. Mr., Spcer has been for years
engaged i'll ia sing grapes and perie, ting
BuBttst,
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PERU WAN SYRUP.
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
From n Merchant,
II FOEN u NHCFCf1Hn1.
n. RITZ SEARMONT. ME-. Sep @ 1870

N'RTII SEARMONT, ME, Sep ., 1870.
Dear Sir 1t gives me very gre pleas
urc TO inform you of the benefit received
from the use OF PERUVIAN SYRUP in
my own family. My wife for the past ten
years, has been in feeble health-very much
d"bilitatcG generally Last spring sl CON
cluled to try bottle of PERUVIAN SY-
RUP, and was SO well pleased with the re-
suit continued its use until three or four
bottles had been used, and she is now in
better health than AT any time for ten years,
and has increased III weight from 40 to
1864 pounds have employed physicians
and used IA great variety of patent meli-
cincs, to the extent of hundreds of dollars,
and know she received more benefit from
the PERUVIAN SYRUP than all the rest
together.
My sales of the Syrup are very large and
constantly increasing, and do not hest
tate to recommend and even warrant it to
give satisfaction Ii you desire you are at
ilbrI tV to lisc tn S communication us Won
see fit as it gives me pleasure to recommend
So good IN article 10 suffering humanity.
Yours truly lTIIIFI PEAsE
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INsTALLATIoN.-The following off
GERS were installed Thursday evening,
August ID, 1877, for the term of SIX
months, in Salem Tent, No. %, |. 0,
of Rechabites:
Saltwater Waldy.
p. G. R-David Boggie.
c. R.-John Husband.
d. R,-llugh Murphy.
Rec, Sec.-Jos. T. Engleby.
Fin. Sec.-John EngIeby.
Treasurer.-James Cunningham.
Lecite j. E. Wiley.
l. G.-Wm. Mcmillan, jr.
O. G-J. s. McCloud.
Trustee.-C. c. Shockey.
Representative to District Tent
John Engleby.
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JAMES A. MILLHoLLAND.

M1NrPs' Mass NrFr1Nc XHApp'e
MEADOW ON Observation-Disclosures 500
and 900 Miners pyc.c,,t- E,ceUeut
O,,L.y P,csc,,rcd -Ahout ono o'cIocl,
the miners Of tba raa;on a.earchreJ ~
the above named Mace ST. Mary .
Rand Prof Hahn G DouoI,o 1o,Ior
was pre.ent and fnrnisLsd soma av
Gallant ,on.;o Tha no..;,o ,,,,
called 10 order and Mr. pli,in Pon,l,
Of ponnav mach oIooto1 Pra,ilo,+
and NJ, 7 ana, p; ,bo,, of To,o,o,;oc,
Saa,ot .rv
TLo pros;do,+ s4,+o1 tbo obioo+ of
the meerjno and the mem bors -, tho
rrocs n,.ass,,t u,ara ;nv;toa r. so,ts IN
,ba r;oo nh;,h woe f,,..,.J f.r ,},o
.nA,. ..,s
Mr. Rourk made a short address !,
which no Jonon,,ead t,a f,lso RAM. +.
which have been circulated N tho
p,I.;,,no N.u.vl. ~ w..
.
F"l e'1 Vi ''ie Ia "eeN'
y report OF the mines was then
called 4oc and the following found
represented Franklin. Potomac
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mine.) Ocean, Miller, jackson and
Pekin, %, those who wanted ffty-fve
cents, viz g.: Midlothian, New Central,
Georges Creek, (conditionally, the
representatives thinking any such ac-
ton would be premature at this time y
and Detmold, (who were working for
so cents and would continue to do so
unless the company chose to raise
their wages
For various reasons there were no
reports from the following mines, viz
Pickell, Swanton, Caledonia. Potomac,
Phoenix, Franklin, and Hampshire
and Baltimore.
A question proposed by NJ, Powell,
of Hoffman mine, remained unanswer-
ed Have you ever known Of an in
crease of wages in dull times and when
the men We're working on one-third
time %
After receiving the reports, and it
was found impossible to take a decid-
ed steps and have harmonious action
upon them, the meeting adjourned un-
til Thursday, August 2, at the same
place at o'clock.
TIE following is the communication
froLl Mr.. Millholland, referred to
above:
To tile prs:ideW and miners dSSlHl5Ied in
SonerM at hnapp's Mead0'r July 81, 1877:
Frntlcme~ 1T is with srea. r1nrcrn
that the coal companies Of this rcgion have
heard o. q sentiment among yol looking
you for mining coal, and consider the rep
reservation now from me that a movement
in that direction at this time, above any
othr, that | have known of, vii entail con
sequences which not only will seriously af-
feet the business OF this region now, but
will extend for {. period into the future
which together will bring disaster to our
trade in general and affect yogr livings to
more serious extent tuan has even now ttl
len to you through the generally depressed
condition of the business OF the country
The companies have sold coal or made con
tracts based upon the present rates for min
Ing and Transportation, and by reason of
competition by other regions some CON
tracts barely return Il new dollar for an old
one expended. To assent now to an in
crease of mining rates will he impossible,
and beg to S riousy and in busincss-lilie
way consider the matter and decide to aid
the companies in retaining not only the
trade that has already been secured but in
seeking additional trade, and employment
at the same time for You, not only during
the remainder of this season, but also in The
long future.
The above is submitted to you in the
hope that it will be as kindly received as
intended, and that your action to-day will
he in favor of continued work an example
set that will Tend to inspire confidence and
revive business generally, not only IN this
region but throug hout the country
Respectfully,
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Law Office of BRACE & RICHMOND
Mortgages Sale
OF
Real Estate i'm FrOStburg.

I NDER and by virtue of the power con-
- tanned in mortgage from Reese
T. Jones to the Frostburg Building Asso-
citation of Allegany county, dated the 2lst
day of February, 1873, and recorded in
Liher ii, r., No 81, folio 500, one of the
land records of Allcgany county, the UNI
Gersigncd, as attorney and agent for the
mortgagee thei elm named, will sell at b..
PUBLIC SALE
to the highest bidder in front of the Grand
Central Hotel in Frostburg, on
Thursday, August 10th, 1877.
East"te described in said mortgage:
Lot No. 10 in block No. 3 of Beall's
first addition to the town of Frost
burg, lying on Beall street in said
town, being the same lot which was
conveyed to the said Reese 7. Jones
by Charles H. Walker by deed
dated the 18th day of February,
1878, and recorded in Liber II. R.,
No. SO, one of the land records of
Allegany county.
This lot is improved by 2-Story Frame
Dwelling and a l-S'ory Back Building.
Terms Of Sale :-CASHi
VIM. BRACE,
Attorney and Agent for mortgage.
July 21-4t
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MEETING IF MINERs.-Saturday
morning a notice for miners meeting
was posted here reading as follows;
MASS MEETING.
There will be Mass Meeting of the Mi
ners and Laborers of Frostburg and yicnl-
! ty held at Graham's grove, Saturday, july
| 90, at two o'clock p. M, for the purpose Ct
taking into Considera' ion existing difficult
ties on the railroads, etc. All turn out
BY order of committee
At the hour named between three
and four hundred were present. We
have been furnished with an official
report Of the meeting, as follows:
FRosTBURG, July %, 1877.
In consequence of the existing trou-
Bile, arising from the railroad comb
nation against their employees, in
using their power and aided by the
law, to compel reduction similar to
that Of the coal companies to the mi
ners, we the people and miners OF this
vicinity have assembled to-day to take
action and express our views in re-
gard to the tyranny of the Baltimore
and Ohio and other railroads togeth-
er with coal monopolies, IN the op-
preston of workingmen, to a state OF
action which has cause long to be re-
membered
The meeting was called to order AT
two o'clock and Oh motion John Betz
was elected chairman and George Hos
k.ns, secretary. After some discussion
/ about some unconcerned parties being
present, the following named gentle
men were appointed to draft resolu-
tons: George IIoskin, Ocean mine;
Philip O'Rourko, Pompey mine;
Rees c. Harris, Borden Shaft VIM.
McLuckie, Jr., New Hope, and VIM.
Williamson, Dlaen Avon. The fol-
lowing We're adopted, viz:
We the people and miners of Frosthurg
and vicinity, assembled to express our
sympathy with Che employees OF the B1lti
more and Ohio and other railroads now on
a strike against reduction, therefore be it
Resolced That the employees and work
ingmcn of the scyeral railroads have our
heartfelt sympathy in the action they have
taken to resist oppression on the part of
| their employers.
ReS05rGd That We the miners Of Frost
burg and vicinity, hcarti Y cooperate with
the employees of said roads in cndcayoring
to sustain their rights against the regular
system of tyranny that has been from time
to time manifested against worllingmcn
under their control
| Re>0ySyd, That while we sym"athze with
the worKingman we oppose the destruction
of property and all other unlawful acts.
On motion the resolutions We're ap-
proved. Having difficulty Of our
own to settle it was moved that We
ask of the several coal companies to
advance the price Of mining coal fl-
teen cents 1t being opposed by a
few a motion was made for just weight,
and after some lengthy discussion it
was postponed until Tuesday, the 3lst
instant, at which time there will be a
grand mass meeting Of the miners of
this coal region somewhere near Iona
coming,
On motion it was resolved to sus-
pend work at the several mines until
after the mass meeting.
Gro. HosEINs, .Sccreiary
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AMAGN1F1cENT OFFER For $3.50
we will furnish to any new subscriber
to the JOURNAL the New York Fam-
lily Story Taper, price So, and bound
volume (royal octavo) of Shakes
peares Workes complete, price SIS,
This offer affords Two weeklies one
year and a splendid volume.
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EuIGRAT.oN.-The following nam
ed gentlemen left Frostburg duung
the week for Iowa with the purpose
Of seeking homes in chat State:
j. Williams, OF Grosc, john They,
William Tiley, Benjamin jenkins,
John Capel, ST., john S. Capel
John Richardson, Lancclct Richardson
James Smith, Joshua w Nash,
George Cook, Harry Morgan,
Richard p. Morgan.
These are sturdy men, good citi-
zcns and will add material and moral
strength 10 any community they join.
ALLEGANY COUNTY DIRECTORY
The agents, Messrs. VIM. NJ. Dlckey
and Lewis Decker, for the above work
are now making the canvass for this
work in Frostburg, and vii. call upon
our merchants and business MN who
it is hoped will furnish them all in
formation desired.
The Directory Of the county is now
nearly completed, and part Of the
work in press. 1t will be handsome
" printed and bound and sold to sub
scribers at 81 per copy, and will be a
complete compendium Of the mining,
agricultural and mercantile interests
Of Allegany county.
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New Business Locals.

A. spiri nous liquors VIII injure men,
so opium CT mOrphn will harmtul!y effect
DE baby. Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup is tic
remedy for tie baby. 1t is tree from opium.
Price % cents
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AUGUST is just the most lazy of danes,
So languid she scarcely can sway
The fan in her jeweled indolent hand,
While lolling on cushions all day.
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EACH mine is requested to forwa I'd
at once the name of its member of the
Central Committee to the JoURN NAL for
the general information.
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Our reporter at the Knapp's Grove
meeting Thursday requests us to say
that if any errors have occurred in
his report elsewhere printed, they will
be corrected next week.
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THE reports of the two meetings Of
miners first held are condensed from
the Neavs. The last is our own.
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THE Adams Express company's office
in Frost burg remains intact. The
usual quantities of freight arrive Ella
the Pennsylvania railroad
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A BOY complains that he cannot
throw a rock now without hitting a
deputy sheriff.
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Don't call at this Office for the JOUR
NAL. Go to the post office. Extra
copies on sale here as soon as edition
is mailed, not before
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At meeting Of the New Hope mi
ners yesterday morning, twas decided
not to go to work fol- a day or two, or
until the mine meetings at other pla-
ces defined their construction of Thurs
days decision. William McLuckie,
jr., was appointed member of Central
Committee for this mine
A committee was appointed to notl
fly Mr. James B. Thomas, Superin-
tendent, of the action of the meeting.
Just as they started on their mission
the following telegram was handed
them:
CUMBERLAND, August 3, 1877
j. b. THOMAS Give our miners at new
mines and elsewhere to understand that if
they want to work at fifty cents, we will
employ all the law will afford to protect
tnem. If no work, we Will close up our
mines, as President says we have nothing
else left us, and i'll all sincerity he states
that if tilty cents is not now adhered to
that the result will be n long stoppngc and
eventually II lower rate
JANIS \. MILLUoLLAND.
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To Col. Thomas r. Sharp, Master
of Transportation, Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, the palm is ac-
corded by the press for railroad cour-
tesies to newspaper men.
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DEPARTURE.-Rev. j. F. Ocker
and lady left for their home, Havre
de Grace, Nd, yesterday.
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a Single sirc,se,sstance.-Ir

cial, political snd religious matters a single
circumstance often effects results entirely
uncX "cctcd and sometimes most disastrous
to human interests. So, frequently; Il sin
Gle symptom, perhaps deemed trivial, viii
indicate the tendency of a dangerous or
even fatal illness, unless promptly arrested
by suitable remedies. y feeling or sore
ness in the Joints, bones and muscles may
suggest the approach OF that dangerous
complaint, rheumatism, and SHOULD e re-
moved by the use of keller's Roman Lini-
mcnt.
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EHR1cH's QUARTERLY is again at
hand full of interesting matter for
the ladies. 1t is large, finely Illus
trated publication, and richly worth
its price, so cents per annum.
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|BEATTYP a n Q
Grand Square and Upriuht.

From Jas. F. Regain, firm Regain & Garter
publishers Daily and Weekly Tribune,
Jefferson City, Mo-, after receiving
500 instrument, says:
"Piano reached us in good condition. I
am well pleased with it. 1t is all you rep
resent it to be-"
From E. r. Baldrihge, Bennington Fur
mace, Pa, after receiving 800 piano:
The Beatty" received 4th inst, all o.
X, and comes fully up to your representa-
ton, and exceeds our expectations. While
| don't profess to be a judge in the matter,
Mrs, b, does, and pronounces it of very
sweet tone; and is very much pleased with
it,"
Best inducements ever offered. Money
refunded upon return of Piano and freight
charges paid by me Daniel F. Beatty)both
ways If unsatisfactory, after test trial Of
five days Piano warranted tor six years.
Agents wanted. Send tor catalogue.
Address,
DANIEL F. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, U. 8. A.
Dec o
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OnS.-Arc you Il dcspondent sufferer
from sick Headache, iiantual Costiyeness
Palptation of the Heart: Have you DIz-
illness Of the Head Is your Nervous Svs-
trm depressed? Dos your Blood cir"u-
late badly! Hay J"R a Cough? Low
Spirits? Coming up of the 70 d after
eating etc, etc. All of these and mach
niorr ,,ir the direct results OF Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint AVID indigestion. GREEN 5
AUGUar Fl.oNI.R no" acknowledged
by Ill druggists to be Il POSITIVE cure.
!, 100000 bottles were given away in the
U. ). through >rng gifts to the people rs n
trial. Two doses viii satisfy any person
o. its wonderful quality III curing ell forms
OF Indigestion, Sample bottles 10 cents.
kegu;l size - cents. Sold rpsitil ly 10y
ali inst class druggists in l. ).
YOU, who have used Prof Parker's Pleas
ant Worm 5yrap, should jeil your neigh
hors how p easnnt AM effective it IS, that
they may profit by yoar experience. Sold
by Mcneil & McCulloh.
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IT is reported that one mine at Bar
ton went to work yesterday at So cents.
On the other hand, it is said the
companies in this vicinity will on no
account Weld to the advance.
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The meeting adjourned subject to
the call Of the Central Committee.

In conformity with the resolution
establishing a Central Committee,
John Miller has since been selected as
the member for Koontz, and John
Dooley for Big Vein.
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DEATHs.-Mrs. Rooney, wife of Mr..
Thomas Rooney, of Pompey Smash,
died Monday night, July 30th, after 4
long and painful illness.
Mrs. elise, wife Of Mr.. Enoch elise
member of the Town Council, died
Wednesday morning quite suddenly
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A NUMBER of new farms are adver-
tised this week.
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ARR1vAL.-Mrs. ]. NJ. Sweeny and
Miss Nellie B. Sweeny, of Wheeling,
West Va, are at Mrs. Kern's.
Miss Edith Oily, Of Cumberland, is
at Mrs. Clarys,
Miss Carrie NJ. Welch, of Charles
ton, S. c., is the guest Of Capt. Beall' 8
family.
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Our mothers used to think that worm
spec tics, 10 be effective, must he nauseous
but science has discovered a remedy which
never fails, and is We y palatabIr We re-
fer to Prot. PaIkcr's Pleasant Wolm Sy-
rup. Sold by Mcneil 81 McCulloh at %
cts per bottle
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TEMPERANC is attracting much alter
ton, showing jtscfin local option laws, so
cietics, crusaacs and restrictions upon
liquor production; but with all these efforts
the consumption is enormous, and, I'M
douhtc,lly, the reason Is, because there is
nothing strcnuouslY advocated to relieve
and destroy the craving for s,imulants.
Bat, if the disease was treated nationally,
by arousin@ the to.pid Liver with Sim
mons Liver REGULATOR, the dispirited
drunkard would find his cravings soon dis
sipatcd and with cleared head and active
Liver, he would not want liquor.
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Do You feel as if you were going TO have
a spell Of sickness, and think you had bet
ter take a desc OF c1lDmrl? Don't do it,
but get Il bolt c of Dat us'a's Radical Cure
which will restore yon, without taking YOU
IRON Your business.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-08-04

If you feel dull, drows 7, debilitated, nave
frequent headache. mouth tastes badly, poor
appetite, tongue coated, YOU are suffering
from torpid liver, or "biliousness," nothing
will cure you SO speedily and permanently
as to take SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR er
MEDICINE.