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pledge. said: :" feel as happy M n lark and az
gay as Il pcacock." Another convert said that
he had conundrum that he wished TO nut to
the audience Ii was " DO YOU know why
tvctotallrr is like fog ~ No one seemed to
know so he told thrmtiu II Was because u frog
liked cold water aud had a Erconhnck. deaf
mute approached the platform. and wrote upon
his slate. am Il terrible slave TO strong drink
VIII YOU help mo M you have helped others 2"
lie WAS given the plydg". which ne signed IN
bold. round hand. Robert Ostrani'r
\ remarkable fact connected W ia the tom
pcranrc movement ~ tho ENCOURAGEMENT given
e. II by sumc Of the liquor dealers, Jncop
Brcitcnhachpr. who kept "a saloon and variety
show. called on the lead r. n few DAYS ago. and
said that when he had sold ont what liquor ne
had ON hand he would sign the pledge and
never sell any moro. He. however. did not wait
tn sell out but cmuticd his liquor into the stree
and mt to the meeting. accompanied 10y ms
variety troupe. IIr signed tho pledge. aud all
his troupe followed hs example. Tho audience
SANG, Ring the bells ~ licavcnl There Is Joy
to-day" The Chairman said; " don know
whether to cry hall"lulah; amen, or CIV. three
chcnrs and tlscr for MIR. Brcitrnhacher. The
audience gave the cheers and tiLcr.
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motion Tor an injunction In The cneo Of
Albert !. H,lnhod AGAINST the n = licmhod Nanuac
turing Company. has been dcuei by Judge wcstbfoo>
It argued by Ira u warren Tor the raint That The
trade mark IT II r. 'eiuhud'- Busiu" passed tn the
assignee IN bankruptcy nf Dr ileiuhud that the Labels
ard wrappers used nv thr drf ndlni infringe
ment upon those used by the plantn mat pr li,imi"d
had Nrou dtrtt ed lunatc in l"nu Wy Au lnd hl no
stttu- ia court IN Jude Curtis DR. ll'lmiull nr
virtue n the hinktulcy rr"'' din--. that % MONT NJ
law aui tact. there was ~" infringement ON 'hr mart NJ
driU nirnt trnde mari belonging tu the tlrntf
that th' article munuitrfud bv rluuun was spurious
that me d, at luuhsN FruusN not con
trolling no This STATE anil ilt pr li'lmhUll was u0tin
sluH. Int the decree TIE suit OF ruusp lucN 10
destroy him. and to that conspiracy tie pimuun was
marty.
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TAKING DOWN TIE NAMES.
rvr rrurER iNCE SOCIETIES PREPiR-
ING FOR 4 WV CiMPIIGN
,x.s, the Rev. Mr. Pirsted =. Doing The
pi.,rlct Attorneys Pirdxe-A Young Lndy
..t,h "a Note Hook - W.ndoiph's Case.

10
1850, rorortcr found tho Rcv. Nj. Plcstcd.
.,.'..., ,,,.,,hnr II Tho society for ,bc pro
Az ,rr,,,,,. d.ivirg int, IA. hooks of thc
y"'|" .,s.. ycs,crdrv nonrr and rcncil in
j. 30, .,,i,,,, 10 :, ,hc ,o,,.rcrd nm
h'Hl' |'1 ,I,o i,,,,,',r 1,o,',r, in tho
''" .. v''.., ,.,, ,a,,, n..rnsrs ,boac who
!" ,,,i,.'.. ,,,',, ro.,i,,,s and th,sc
or ,,i'. - ,.. r,o,,,, W. in.
WI, ."'' ..., g.. a., ti.,,,,r mon W.
~" '' '''", .,,,n ~ ,.,,,, mas,
h'' "'h "r"' '''' ~" "'' ' ',''
1..r. T>..-o Comm 'ssioncrs. The famous
- ,..,h l,,r .,,.i,,, ouJ ,h,
uI. .ih c"S'' W'Nh our S"'l ANU W"
INuur Dealers Association are max NJ test
r,,sup ,o.,norroyy and we nrc sure of
'"' ,,, ,rn, ,.a,,,,. -, tho Ii,nor
b. lug Shcr'sslu Inc llatn'7 "i u'c "p""'
dsl.-- ail over the city will b. taken down. Just
... ,,.,,,. t,l.ip..tl.,o f.,- nv wnrI aud we
a. Ah now 'h'n- ''''.'' '"' ny "''''' "
shNl COMPLAIN IN the honrd "t every SaI''h-
t..t.r found violating the law.
..,,r .e,,,.,.ao WON -u ,acoI I'm having the
n,n- of ornins dealers revoked. will they
n,..ntnuc l,- mess without a lr'ns''
vi" u, d.. or.. ,r',.'., f,r that
4 u'tHls Will h"t az - '' " " '
" wln aa, ,hcm arrest lat onec
l. porter Nh' nav. | W. wa , .''''' Nv
ih' InI in'h'-' W.T. '' - ''' "a
the District NfNrn So ii'';
Mrlt-f'' 4i' nus '''n We Gus ' ,''''.
edn.r. Hn' " pre- t"'"- 10 pu' S''p y" 'n''
l...I.fv .r, " turf tired Of having the car Is
i.ti. ,I.. .,,.f. ,,..ut
,.,,..,, hn,c ,lo,.i1ol ,r,, n nov,
l. r.Uof lh"n l'u ""N' '''uc" upon hc"
c.fIfsl,li fQn
''.' ~, INV ,''''.,'''' q,
q -'. nv nave lr li'r'' I'D s'IlN' vi inc r""'
o to ,,I. Tine Chairman OF the comm tie b.
O., u., STR NiUikrn. visited District Attorney
49,. ~. ,
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at 4oc for sound and 45c for Maine. Iinseed ,tcndJ
al 5aia5sc Tniiuw sold To the extent Of G1tst
ms al sas ii6c whiskcy. qroted at siis
with 5D Nils sod at this. In4Ot copper stcndy
sal 2vlWn No. NJ - aiow quoted at lela"l~'fc re-
ported iupUp Ms old slld of the Fn-l III GoNrrnucnt
ocean tr,tlht~ were nru amt fairly active, grain tc
L,erpool. 10y steam, iu',eio'fl tor prompt aud id ~
tlr 2lth inst Shipment. uuir Is cd ain. tN SAIL
81, &C., ~ London. Nv steam. iot flour, by sdl Is
Grain to GLASGOW Nv stcHih n@u ,ru si do oBrem"n
T. per quarter. r, iurd pvfrpi, IN boil. IT, Water
fond Is du iu eases to Be- rout. 3jc. god Dc u
Ale Nandria ~ IT,. gold.
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a National Returning board Proposed.

To THE EDITOR or THr SuN->n'! Why not
amend the Coustdtunof tho United stat tu coin.
suiuie National Returning Board asa p'uulncnt iu,u
tuuonf
The power. Of this Returning R'ad should be such
that WhurncNrr man 1t misht prr't .loVl le e.aly
declared President whether tir nHI0ily o thr people
anl u the electoral VOTES were tur nina or INST him.
NnuI. WY lnsn..l-uIl rAINInrr..
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H'-I'. ~ "FT''''7II 'I'''' 4, F 49, ~
the street Yesterday that death IL steadily adj
vaneing upon the citadel Of his vitality. We
blue mark which iniinntos tho advance OF
death toward the region of the heart and Brain
% phenomenon that must cN0lt" Inintul inter
c-i to thu-r " lio Mnt N the UPWARD movement
of the death limo. Possess 'd' OF wonderful Vi
talitv. the Senator may live two weeks longer.
but his friends should hold themselves IN rrndl-
ness To hear the announcement OF has death at
any moment
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W RIED.

HFTrN An BARRIE ON SUNDAY. Sort q AZ the resi-
dence ct the Rev. simmons. john w. man to Lydia
~ Rarric. both BrlnklN
JOHNsrON-tOfniiAM- on "wednesday, sept ~, at
the T.nicnco tic brics parents. Rru#lyn, by the
Rev T. succr jaime. e Johnston 10 ii%Ac A, daugh.
ter of l. II fnr,ihlui. ~,
kEESIiAW -ONtRlNGfON on Thnr-lsv Sent ia
..icucc the rnIr's arcnt-. hv the Rev g. B.
80 fhcn-on. rector u - Mary Protestant Episcopal
thur n Nat, dau .liet ih"na- uN' tin-ton. E-q of
Sow York tifs 90 uu -. kri shaw nt the same place.
MffNFES. itNr Sf.f a.. 1T the residence oi tie
brides rnr,ni-. bv the Rev II Powell pastor of no
DEl ftII 'ii iN| "a NItlDls to Miss turleLA
&. A Hunt all ct Brooklyn J.. u.
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RICHMOND, Ind, Sept. li-Scnator Nor
ton has for the last foriy-cight hours suffered
severe pains in the l"it side and IL very rest
less. and owing g. nrk of appetite since the
lust rrlupse, ten days ago, IL very weak. Dr
Woo burn or IN lnnipolis arrived tonight tn
consult with nr Thompson. the senator's regu-
lar phys Inn Col. Holloway and the family
Apptar not 10 Lee approhenHlve Of danger hut 1t
il the general belief here that the present or sis
j. NOR. dangerous than the one when even his
Physicians were 20 seriously alarmed.
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FRIDAY, Sept. 1i-P. M.-The speculation
nj the Stock Exchange again reflected simply
brokers market. with Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western and Lake Shore as the chief fca-
lures. The first named rose p cent. 10 81 pre-
vious 10 the first call. hut before midday de-
clned to 49,. with later transactions between
these figures and 49's. but closing at 49k. Lake
Shore was also strong at the opening. with sales
at G2s. @G3'f. after which IL yielded to G2N, and
closed ut G2H. The 81. Puuls. Northwestcrns
and Eric at times also attracted attention. the
last named dropping 2. To- 10. Tho Hannibal
and ST. Joseph shares w"re also active. the COM
mon advancing from r., 20 AZ. and the pre-
fcrrcd from - TO 3lA. Michigan Central ranged
at 5shn5s'i oljs4. New York Central 1872
1903 ga lo3',. and Morris and Essex rallied T.. y
cent. t. 1913.
The market closed steady alta slight improve
mcnt over the decline OF tho early afternoon.
Tho total number OF shares dealt N was 49,
CSC, Of which Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern represented a. 500: Lake Shore, a. 7pO;
NnrihW, = IN. 3 800; do. preferred. 1000; Erie
G,325 Delaware and Hudson Canal. i205 Han
nihnl and 81. Joseph, $50. do. preferred. 1000;
c.n,rai. 800: NV gork Central. 800: Pat,ia
Mail. 5000; Ohos. zoo: Union PtlAr, L7sj:
and Qnincy. 500: Adams Express. SIS; Now
jersey Central. $40; Quicksilver. 500: Wabash.
$50: c. C., &. and l.. 300. Illinois Central. 300 (:
NJ. !. aud NJ. Company. 900: do preferred. 100 ;
ST. Louis and Iron Mountain. 100: st. L.. X. q.
and ~. 100: do. preferred. 200; and American
Express 100
The gold market continued dull. and devoid
Of special feature.
The following We're the principal transactions;
1854 y % H.....i iSSi' 1lt"@SFFs 49,
In loans the rate. paid tor having balances earned
were T. o., aNi s p. e. nj.
turrirurNchigc ruled qui,f iu' s'oadyt 81 s9s and
- - Tor time and irniaud bIlis rrsisruNrly
The money market VS. wen snr Piled with l"anai n
funds c 90 at 90 F.. cent 1Iis the inortlu-. hut
nnal mes uHuo1s vrc 'tss az "a Prime commercial
paisr pass, - 40 81 81
Government b. nds dan through Vt the day but
thu market closed -tpiiV
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Almost every day the papers chronicle tho suicide ~
snue Poor ortunatc Whose und ha. been 'ntthici
hy dis sYtusa wUu~, earthly horizon heavy Gloom
ls gathered from the untold aud unreliable agoni,s OF
tins cruel com lau' Dyspepsia - ono at the most de-
ure di-ea~ affecting humanity II j. cosmopolitan
In IT. nature no country j. exempt rom IT. Nsiiaiios
no family Tree from it. attacks There - . balm ~
,ll.ad. II comes Ia the shape the PERUVIAN SYRUP
fur years II has been scattering its blessings abroad
There l., probably, disease which experience has so
amply proved 10 he rcmednhc y the Peruvian syrup ~
dysit Tnc most iuNrtrrac fums 81 this disca-e
have been conn etc, cured lbs hi. medicine ample
I. sNIMumN vi ImAmA % our lIr.t OlIkDm, pruNe.
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M.IRfNE INTI.LLIGI.NCI.

nfvtN-Ht AtNAsAr-rffts nav
sun rises . ~ sun sets .. ~ Noon II a
nf1n WAftit-fifis ptN.
Sandy Hook. - Go, island. ~ Hell Gate. %
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SsGcn Barnes. Ch'f seWHn. savannah
~ lansa, lohic. Bremen Aus -, ana southanptor
+, ptI
4. N,l,rand. Randi. Antwerp
- Ntrens. Htllcr BOSTON
Rug Civte. Whittier. n.iu"rnra.
Brtg q g tlHf. scott. - pirIf
Brig water IIly. Perry. Iura.
schr Joshua Gnndic. fr,cthy. Angnilla.
Alst tie usual aver dui tIt-i .sl." N".-
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One Kc.uI. NM snit.

TI0' No I7ITI7l wv 0-TT
A ltigious soul IN Lebanon Pa. snrd an editor
for lhe, the verdict was in tNurut the ,iO, aud NOW
the hltll'd man lul because lie t'Mdul l"se the
mVn,! ia! lhe eVstS
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RraIn Food Strcnsihcns the nrhn. Positive
remedy weakened forces and iupo',uc,. Price ~.
Al drI-ri.ts Depot Allen, Pharmacy, let II ana LIST
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Clothes Wringer> OF all kinds repaired
promptly. Mclrnl 1ltau NH-iiiu- NurNu, &C..
o. turfiIult It, Ntw York.
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Brain Food l. sold bv Huinut. Herald Building;
CaswUn ~ MASSEY, 21tu IT. aud 81 galway.
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Sick Headaches, Ncrvousnes., aud Female
lu~ttiN tn astonishing short pace Vi TIME
with HOLMAN's LIVER PAD Is Maiden lane
The Best Hcmcdy fur children while Teeth
No - -f
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PERUVIAN SYRUP,
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
From u Merchant.
From u Merchant.
IrRTn SEARMoNT, Me-, Sep 8, 1870.

NHRTII SEARMONr, Me, Sep ., 1870.
Dear Sir 1t gives me very gre pleas
ure 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
debilitateG general y. Last spring shc con-
cluded 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 in weight from 10 to
1876! pounds. | have employed phy2iclans
and used great variety of patent medi-
cnes to the extent Of hundreds of dollars,
aud 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 | dc, not Eesi-
tate to recommend and even warrant it to
give satisfaction, If you desire you ate'at
liberty to use tn communication O. you
see fit as it gives me pleasure to recon. lend
so go ID an article to suffering huma ity.
Yours truly, ITHEL Pc. Sc.
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No. 5I5.-2OO acres Of land, two
miles from depot on G Il O. r. r., sixteen
miles from Charlottesville; wood, and us
fin Watcrcd us could he desired, dwelling,
tWo-story framed, eight rooms, set in
grounds pleasantly shaded and soddcd,
kitchen with four rooms, snokc-housc, well
of water in the back yard, stables and
other out-hOuscs, garden excellent, peach
and apple orchards, and many grape vines
of excellent varieties. Price-S2O per acre,
onc-tour,h cash, or"eyen less; and the re
mander in ten equal annual payments, if
desired, with interest on the credit pay
ments, the dwelin to be kept insured for
the security OF the purchase money.
No. GI3.-37O acres Of land, beau
tif,Ily situated at Ivy Depot, c. & o. r.
K. Dwelling, wood; six rooms; beautifully
Situated in nice grounds commanding a
fine view of the Blue Ridge mountains and
other picturesque country, railroad, etc,
which is rarely to be had even in this IA
a fine orchard, and wood and water in
abundance. Price, low for such a place,
and the terms very accommodating.
No. 5l0-lS4 acres less than half
n mile from Arlington station, on the Viz
gina Midland railroad, dwelling, log; out
houses, etc. y young orchard Just in bear
ing. Any one wanting u cheap home,
convenient to depot, could not do better
than to look at this. Price low and terms
easy
No. 1,0ll.-One acre of land, store
stand and dwelling, at Ivy Depot, c. & O.
railroad, Va, frame two-story dwelling
with 8 or 10 rooms, porch, etc, brick store
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ssiicSeinS r0s. arc

ssiichinS rOs. are receiving lines
of all classes of beautiful Shoes. from In
f!nts to Ladies', i'll all sizes. Prices will be
mark d in strict conformity with the times
Call and examine.
How il - Dome Tie first object
in life VIA the American people is to gel
rich; the second, how to regain goou
heath. Tn first car ne oht&ine3 by encr
~, honesty and saving; the second, good
nCaltn) b. using ;.REEN's .AUG CST FLOW
Err. should you he du5pnndent sufferer
from any of the effects of Dysdrpsia, Liver
Complaint Indigestion, DC, such as Sick
Il ~adachr, Palpiip;i0n of the Hear, Sour
StomacH, H"hitual Costiveness, Dizziness OF
the II cad, Nervous Prootration Low Spir
its, Sc you uced not suffer another day
Two doses Of August FLOWER will relic {
you at once. Sample Bottles 10 cents.
Regular size IS cents. Positively sold by
all tirst-class Druggists in the I. :.
AZ a"afsEey'~ Dye Works. No.
70 n. Liberty 81, Cumberland, u kinds Of
Dyeing and Securing are done upon
the mos approved principles. Cleaning
and Dy eisaG shaw - a specially VITA
pow rtui presses for finishing, Paisley
guarantees his work to look equal 10 new.
Z. 4. >cifher. of this place is tax
ing orders for the most reliable Nurseries -
Rochester n. Y, for Fruit and Ornament
al Trees, Grape Vines, Eve. greens and
Flowers, of all kinds. lie is making Il
speciality of taking orders for new riety
of Tree, called the Russian Applc'--the
best for these mountains 1t succeeds in
e Northwest, where most V'rjotic@ AL
The oi,als now taking are 10 Fal!
piaptiiiw. lfanN one intends plHutiOC any
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-08-25

THROWN FROM A HoHsE.-Master
John Engle, son Of Mr.. John Engle,
OF Allegany mines, aged about L
years, Was riding a fractions horse
near thai place on Monday last, WREN
some urchin ran up and struck tie
horse with stick causing him to run
and kick, and young Engle fell off
and lit on the top of his head. 1t was
at first feared that his skull was brok-
en-, and little hopes were entertained
for his recovery, but when the doctor
examined his skullhe found it was not
broken but badly bruised. He is
under proper treatment and fast i'm
proving
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Homecoming Items.

Sallie Sloan, daughter of Mrs.
Sarah Sloan. severely scalded her foot
on Friday, by accidentally turning
over vessel Of hot water.
Rev. Mr.. McGifert after an alb
sence of several weeks, will enter
upon his regular duties on Sabbath
next.
The Primitive Methodist Sunday
School held a picnic Tuesday, on the
hill near the residence of Mr. Clarks.
A goodly number turned out and all
seemed t. eng themselves.
On Sunday evening Dr. Williams
was driving. . new horse he had pur-
chased a day or Two before, aid when
he got opposite the Presbyterian
church, the animal kicked himself
loose from the buggy The damage
wac not serious.
Mr J. N. jc4a-ton and vito, aad
Mrs. Ram, Of E,'icstt City, ase visit
ing Mr. "has, d, Johnston OF tbs
place.
: surprise party was held a. the
residence of 1,r. Peter PEBBLES o.
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On Tuesday morning the miners of
Borden Shaft were surprised to find
two incendiary notices posted up in
conspicuous places calling them black
legs and towards and warning them
of mob violence if they didn't keep a
sharp lookout as they We're not afraid.
Our States Attorney on hearing of
their existence recommended Sheriff
Bauer to offer q reward for .he ar
rest Of the parties putting up or post
ing the notices. The Sheriff accord
lngiy offered & premium Of two hun
bred dollars.
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Solution of Protorlde of Iron.
READ THE FOLLOWING.
WEST FA1RLEE, VT, Jan. II, 1871

WEST FAIRLEE, VT, Jan. IL, 1871.
Dear Sir For seven or eight years past
have been in poor health, and Tor the
pest year or more very feeble. NV health
continued to decline, and my flesh and
strength wasted away, until | was unable
10 work, or even go upstairs without great
exhaustion. | suffered from frequent
and distressing attacks of palphatisn Of
the heart, my food distressed me, causing
acIditv and pain in the stomach; and suf-
trrCd from eXtrem, nervousness, constipa-
ton, and debility of the sl stem generally,
my blood being thin and poor and sluggish
in circulation, and was for ears. suffer
ng all the tortures Of ? confirmed dySpep-
tic Ahou. SIX months since | concluded
| would try bottle OF PERUVIAN SY-
RUP, and received SO muc' benefit from
it that purchased five bu','n- more and
have continued the use - he SYRUP
until quite recently. 1t Ia restored my
health to such an extent tltat l. feel ny
self as good as new. NJ H. ,,tion is good
and my weight has incrne-et II The past
four months from 12U 10 5s pJunds; NY
strength has retired, an1 my neral health
is thus wonderfully improved, and | can
truly say | owe it all h. 'ir use of your
PERUVIAN SYRUP. ea.aestly recon-
mend all sufferers from, ~ ,epsia and de-
billy to give it Il trial, lo ing it will do
them as much good as il has me.
Yours very truly, Mrs. S. B. BEM1s.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-08-25

REcovERED.-Judge Douglas Percy
has recovered from his severe attack
of sickness.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-08-25

The members of M. E. Church (col-
oredD had pleasant time on Tuesday
night at Brownsville. The occasion
being an exhibition for the benefit of
the church.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-08-25

Rev. H. BISHOP whose illness was
noted in these columns last week,
died at his late residence in Columbus,
Iowa, on Saturday last.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-08-25
Registration Notice.

MONDAY, III ESDAl, " ED \ EoDA1'
THURSDAY AMI FRIDAY,
September 3. (, ), 6 and Z, 1877,
and will remain in session on each of sad
days from oCioCh d. IN. until SIX O'Clock
p. m, Or the purpose of sctiking from the
list Of qualified voters AId books OF rec 49,.
tratnu, tie '''.nes o. all persons nova OF
made Know ii 10 them who 4,,Vc u ed or t.
moved from each et"ctinE district or have
beCone dts4naIitlt u..l"r re prlyis.uu5
Of he srcoI.u .tn, tnid scctiols q. the H..
article e: the Constitution, and % tr.nti
to uy person a2>"l iAg, N..Os" mare ap-
pears Oh the said list OF qua lied voters,
certificate .. registration, and to REGISTER
nc u"I'ra -! every lerscn who Shall apply
to hem to be Registered a? Il qualified 70
ter who sinai. sa,i.S y them that he POSSESSES,
or before The dG : ot election next ensung
viii possess, ,nr requisite qualifications,
under the Constitution .. t..c United States
and The laws made /" pursuance theIcot,
and OF the Constitution OF the state OF
Maryland, the qualifications OF age, CItizcn-
Snip and res Deuce ana Is not disqualified
under the proyiaio : of the second and
third sections Of the fist article of the
IOLsi4' ton
ORLEANS.
REGISTRATION officer for Orleans Election
District No. /, IL. II. YONH !R,
Office at Orleans
OLDTOWN.
Registration officer for Old, own Election
District 30. :, FRANCIS DARkEI,
ONCE ut DittlUWn.
FLINTSTONE.
Registration officer for Flintstone Elcc-
ton District No 3
OWEN McELrIsH,
Office at Tic residence Of tie Register
near Fintstone.
CUMBERLAND.
Registration officer for Cumberland Ca
naD Election District No 4,
T. J. EDWARDS,
Office at Russell carriage fac DRY, : outh
Centre street, near Harrison.
CUMBERLAND.
Registration officer for Cumberland Wills
Creek Election District No 5,
JOSEPH WEGMAN,
Office at Registers store, 22S North Me
chanic street.
CUMBERLAND.
Registration officer for Cumberland
River) Election District No. g.
j G. HOFFMAN,,
Office at residence of Register, No. 21
Smallwood street.
RAWLINGS STATION.
Registration officer for Rawlings Station
Election ID strict No. Z,
A C. RAWLINGS,
Office at Rawlings Store.
WESTERNPORT.
Registration officer for Westernport
Election District No S,
MAURICE A. MILLER,
Office at Milicr's Store,
BARTON.
Registration officer for Barton Election
District No. 8,
ADAM \. EVERSTINE,
Office at Jamison's Store.
LONACONING.
Registration officer for Homecoming Elcc-
, ton District No. 10,
PETER PHILIPS,
Office at Homecoming.
FROsTBURG.
Registration officer for Frostburg Flee
JOHN HITCHINs.
Office al ttoa OC.g
FAST FROSlIlRG.
Registration Officer cor East F"osthurg
| Election District No. =,
WORTHiNGTON MCCULlOH,
UFIice al john Donahuc's residence.
MI. SAVAGE
Registration officer for Mt. Savage Fec
ION District No. -,
JAMES STEVENS.
Office at Mt. Savage.
CUMBERLAND.
Registration officer ioI Cumberland Gen
tral) Election District No. ii,
L h. GRANNON,
Office at Pioneer Engine House.
EAST LONACONING
Registration office for East LonaoonIng
Election District No 10,
JOHN KENNY,
Aug % Office ut Homecoming.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-08-25

REMovAL.-George w. Mccormick
and family have moved to their former
home in Virginia.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-08-25

D1ED-On Saturday the 18th inst,
Of Auoolsxv, Mrs. CHRsrIANA BoETr-
NEP wife OF George Boettner, ST.,
Of this place, age Sc wears and 10
months. The funeral services were
conducted bv Rev. J. Ruiz, pastor OF
tie German Reformed church, alter
which her remains vas Inferred IN Ale
gany Cemetery. \ large conooufse
-,
On L - sway "e ,,,' - Ao' . "'
of So,,,, :, 1vor,;,,, ooo1 7oA ,.oars
--
State Secondary If Inc youno Mems
Chr; st;an Association who is ,oa,,inc
an otfclai tour OF the State, Is IN town