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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-04-28
Only a Husk.

Tom Darcy, yet young man, had
grown to be a very hard one. At
heart he might have been all right, II
his head and his will had only been
right: but these oeing wrong the whole
machine was going to the bad fast,
though there We're times when the
heart felt something Of its old yearn-
ings. Tom had lost his place as fore
man in the great machine shop, and
what money he now earned came from
odd Jobs Of tinkering which he was
able to do, here and there, at private
houses: for Tom was 4 genius as we'll
ai a mechanic, and when bis head was
steady enough lie could mend q clock,
OF clean watch. as well as he could
set Up and ragu.a,3 a steam engine
and this latter he could do better than
any other man ever employed by the
Scott Falls Manufacturing Company.
One lay Tom had job to :2el.i
broken moving machine ard reaper
" which he lace we'd five doll lrs; and
on the following morning he started
out for his ole. haunt-the village
tavern. He knew that his wife sad
ly ne.,lcd the money, and that his
two little children were in absolute
suffering from want OF clothing, and
that morning he held debate with
the better part Of himself; but the
better part had become very veal
and shai<y and the demon of appetite
carried the day.
So away TO the tavern Tom went.
wDere, tor two or three hours. ne ta,t
the eAh;Iarating eflects o. tna alcs-
holic dyaUght, and fancied Himself
happy, as he could sing and langh.
but as usual, snlpe,action .oi.owe3
Al ID the man died out. He drank
VIII. lie he could <tanj and non lay
dowr in a corner, where his compan-
ions lie it him.
It " as late at night, almost mid
night, " hen the landlords wife came
into the bar-room to see what kept
her husband up, and she quickly saw
Tom.
Peter" SAIL she, not in pleasant
mood, 'why dol t you send that mis-
cradle Tom DalceY home? Hes been
hanging around he"e long enough. II
Toms stupefaction was not sound
asleep. Tie dead o,7ma had left his
brain, and the calling Of his name
stung his senses to Ike en attention.
He had an insane love G rum, but
did not love the landlord. In other
wears Peter Tindar and him self had
loved and wooed the same s~eey' maid
en-Ellen Goss-and he won her,
leaving Peter to take up with the
vinegary spinster who had bou ght
him the tavern, and he knew Il vat
lately the tapster had gIoated overt 'e
misery Of the woman who had one, ;
discarded him.
Why don't you send him home o'
demanded Mrs. Tindar, with an I'M
patient stamp of the foot
"Hurh, Betsy Hes got money.
Let him be and he II be sure to spend
it before he goes home, I'll have tie
kernel of the nat, and his wife may
have the hus,ll"
With a sniff and snap Betty urn
ed away. and shortly afterward Ton
Darcy lifted himself upon his elbow
"Ah, Tom, are you awake ?"
Eyes
"Then rouse up and have a warm
glass"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-04-28
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Rural IiedmOnt-Ya.- LAND Agency.
D. D. M. DIGGES, PROPRIETOR,
GoydonSmUe, Va.
j. IL. ODER. Local Agent,
Fr9stbnrg. Md.
Every Description Of Real Estate
This Agency has FOR. sale

Every Description Of Real Estate
In section of country unsurpassed
for health, scenery End fertility. 1t
is remarkably free from all malarious
and pulmonary diseases. Its pure
bracing air, fine springs of fresh cool
water, short mild winters and long
seasonable summers, its gentle noun
tain slopes and rich valleys, its forests
and fields, its flowers of spring and
varied huos f autumn,-all combine
to place this region of country in the
front rank of superiority and beauty
to the colonist and home seeker.
We continue this week our list of
the very attractive properties for sale
by this agency in both the far ia ned
Piedmont and Valley regions Of Nir-
ginia.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-04-28

A SAFETY ENvELoP, to prevent
tampering has been dor-sed On the
flap the words attempt to open are
printed with double setoc chemicals
the first impression containing nut
gals and the second green vitrol. If
the flap be steamed or moistened IN
any way the magic printing will ap-
pear.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-04-28
ORANGE COIJNTv

No. 46S.-547 acres. 'rGreenlvood, y
one OF the incest farms 10 be mad near
Gordonsville. extending 1heycfrom to the
Southwest Mountain lying largely on the
turnpike and Orange Courthouse ro;u!s.
Mansion quite large, "two-s4ory double
dwelling" containing ten rooms, grounds
beautiful, with any quantity of shade
trees, &c, out houses numerous and GOOD,
fine orchard, wood a.id water in al, undunce,
This farm has also 4 number Of tenant
houses, one some three fDurhS of a mile
distant from the main dwelling, I, ally a
good house, with some four or hyt. rooms,
stable, DC. Price-rcasonailc and the terms
easy
No. 325.-House and Lot of one
and one-haf acres of land in the 1ovy. n of
GordonSvl!ie, Va tWO-story frame tiW ell
ing, kitchen, well of water. fruit and orn n
mental trees, shrubbery, &c. THIS lot wi Il
re sold as a whole, or will be aiyiea rnst =
several, and on the most reas ,llab,e terms.
No, 346.-325 acres. Orange Dale
farm, two and Il half miles west of Orange
COURTHOUSE, 100 acres in wood and timber.
ne MS III Il superi atiyely high state OF
T,'i'l'atloh an III g,.ras> and finely watcred.
hcautiiu ana lar,,e frame mansion, painted
"ihte on pflck easement seven rooms, indie
peluclii OF ha lis, porchCs, c'C"r 5, Nc; good
outouilding.,, orchards, ~ =. is { Wy a first
{ ass larI.,, equal 20 amy ,he county.
frcc' 10000 orC-,lii.f Gas "nG the bal
ancc Ia three equal annual y J'-renis with
int crest
No. 47l.-4Gz &C -, three miles
southeast of O,.nre Co.. todse, W. 30
acres limestone fl > or 10 ON 'and. J. ne
stone in abIlndanCc WOOG dwelling four
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VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
AUGUSTA COUNTY.

No. 5OO.-The Care of the Fa,iu-
tojns-This wonderful notnroI curinoit,.
icred for sale on the most reasonable terms.
money money nav "V 9o be rfr ai 81 to C6 be md
years. The farm consists of lo9 acres
!aho' plenty OF WOOD and water orchard
rooms. Price, low-tor such property.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-04-28

m+ want burt Won Tom-,ust a.
,,,assn
81 1,no,,, = r,on,tr" said Tom Init
+or;no -, his coat bv the only solitary
bnt+on 1aft az know # won't"
AnJ with tb;s be went ont into tho
ob;l1 DIV of n,;dn;obt Wbon ba cot
ovav from +ha shadow Of the tavern.
bo stornad and looked mat tbe stars
and tban he Looked down unon the
Garth
save" he mnttored grinding his
heel in the gravel Peter Tjpdar is
+ol.;,,., tho k..,al and laav;no noor
r}r.n ,hs worthless bnsl<-o bnsl,
more than worthless, and | am help
;ns. him 10 doi, an, robbioo nv
vile Of iov robl;no nv children Of
1or3,, and cor.-ort ro-bbjDr myself Of
love and liIe-,,,sr that Peter TjnIar
nav have the kernel and Ellen the
husk, We'll see :"
r. was revelation to the man The
taverukeener's brief sneech meant
NOT for his ears had come nnon his
senses as fell the voice Of the Risen
Oneunoo Saul of Tars,1s
"We'l1 soor he ranlia5 se+tino his
foot frn1Iv mon the Ground. and then
he wendell his WAY boneward.
On fha tol,owina 1,or0fno he said
10 his wife,
~Elron. have Won arv coffee in the
house .r
YES. Tom. She did not tell him
that he? s.@ler hal ,iyen it to her.
She was clad TO- ba,r him ask for
coffee instead Of tho old did c;1er
aT vi.F, Won ,,,rd make me . c,,n.
Good and s4rooa,
There was roa1Iy music in Tom :
voice, and his wife otabont the worl,
with = STRANGE qntter at ba, heart
Tom dranl, two c,,ns of tha strono
fra. a.,rar7+ co,;sa and rh.o yonr o,,t-
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wall horo L;,o n,l,ola and strono va,v
soon if vou1I on,y set him to work );
"Work, Ave, Tom, and bless YOU
too There is an enoine 70 be set m
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-04-28
From the Baltimore S9@.l
Financial Explosion Among The
Silver Mines.
SAN FEANc1soo, April IS, 1877.

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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-04-28

AN LN]IlSH Ih" OF a.. l--,.~'A@
Man lA1IURE5,-iT IS -229moeht
upon the manufacturers o. me on'tea
N'ng'oA to snow 'Ne "oli' at rarls
+eAt year tn&J they nave not f@'Nn
Behind the position they once oooe-
ped HE competition a' PmlSoel-
nh-@ Wa not altogether sa' 15faotory
10 us. IT is true mat every nation
L'5 I'm 2IEaata3e IN e@hlDit-onS heId
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-04-28
Good News 10 Every Family.

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g ,,, , ,,2' 55l A ,,2os;" 10 ;[so' Of @''' Tc,o
sent.
T-;. f.,re,,1 70 +I;,,1, +bo+ dnr;no
tbo s1.,rr snooa or voar +1,o.o rar<,
oy.r at2 ioo nm wnrtb of ,,ro,ar;v
l,s4,o,,,a ~ +ba 1rn;+oa st.tos hv tho
=, p, ''-N y '''''' N0',''O y 1
eNl ,o9'"n Oh kerosene or coal OH i"lils
yev ire destruction OF property IS notn-
Ing comp@rei 10 the loss Of IT. No
, 1877-03-27


Tho following is the lext Of the Municipal
bill which passed tho Legislature last week
with the emergency clnuse, waa Hignod by
tho Governor, aud is now low Of the
6tate:
Bxc7lox i. b II tnaet4d, stc., That Sec. 2 of
AT. OF IN act Of the Ocnoral Assembly OF tho
State Of Illinois entitled "Au sct 10 provide fur
tho incorporation Of etttes and vlages," approved
April 10, 1877. iu fofco July !. 1a7aa, bo and Tho
satas II hereby Ameudcd 30 that It shaal read ~
follows:
2. AZ the gcueeal election held lu 1877, aad
bIeatally thereafter. Mayor. q City Clerk, City
Attorney, and city Treasurer shall bo elected In
each city. provided that ptssoH tAali BE- tisetsd
to tho cbset Of Guy 7Ttasurtr for svo tffms In
sntessston.
This law is ~ operative now as It will be
two yoa1a or tan years hence It still on tho
statute-books, aud We cannot avoid the con-
clusion that It renders LII. CI,sroN DH1aoa
ineligible for reelection 10 the Office Of City
Treasurer. II il apparent that the emer-
gency clause waa introduced for tha express
purpose Of making the Law applicable TO the
charter elections this spring. There Ia
nothing in the Constitution which pre-
vents the Legislature from making
present ineumbents ineligible for future
tenure OF tho same office. Had
31r. Bs1oas been reelected befora the pas
aago Of the law, or II tho law did not 60 into
effect until next July, hs would bc eligible 10
and law Of the State explicitly aad posi-.
lively forblds his serving = second term.
Eren II he should receive majority Of the
, 1877-03-27

The largo voto which Mr. Wa1ou7 received
on tho first ballot in yesterdays Con vention
-boiug within three Of tho number given
to Dir. HrArn-ougbt To bo gratifying to,
himself and his friends. Mr. 1IKATn's ma-
jority wns fairly won, mud we hayo no doubt
that 81r. Wmour himself aud all Ills real
friends will now join in and holp elect Alr.
HEATH with tho Banjo interest and energy
they would havo taken II Wn1ou1 had been
successful. Tho outaide crowd in tho inter
est Of tho gamblers who opposed HEATH, not
l'ecanso they liked Wn1onr my better but
10 crafty grudgo, will OF course work
ngainst him now md 60 for Pxanr SM1ru !;
but wo apprchcnd tloir opposition will DO
IT more service to IlgArIt than their support
would be.
, 1877-03-27

Failing in their attempts to raiso hue and
cry on account OF tho prudonce and modern
tion shown BY the President In making haste
slowly in the treatment Of the sonthorn
question, the 1mplacables arc busily cngnged
in circulating rumors Of dlsseusious In the
Cabinet, Thoy have had 1t that Secretary
ScHunz would exchange his portfolio for tho
Berlin mission; TINT Postmaster.Genera1
KEY was abons to resign; and that Secretary
McCnAnY and Attorney-GenerM DKyENs
wore intending to trnde places. In
quiry among tho Cabinet officers named
establishes the utter falBity Of these reports.
11r. scuuRz Is suited with tho Interior De-
partment, and has no intention wlateyer Of
lcaying tho Cabinet; tho Same is true Of
Con. KxY, who ia beginning to feel thor
oughly at home nmong his Republican
coadjutors; whilo neither &lr. blcOnAgY nor
Judge DEyEss have any idea of swapping
Departments. Tho utmost harmony and
good will prevails throughout tho Admin
jstratiou.
, 1877-03-27

. Success haa attended The Efforts Of Prcsi-
don't 1IArEs 10 bring about an interview In
Washington between tho 6outh Carolina
claimants, and there is every reason to M
licipute that tho conference will prove the
way to satisfactory adjustment Of tho
! lfticulty. Ex-Gov. CHAMBERLAIN Is now on
) ais way to Washington, mud Gen. HAMPTON
las written his acceptance Of the Presidents
INVITATION to be present and take part
/. tho consideration Of tho best and
most acceptable plan for restoring harmony
md sclf.gosernmout In Bouth Carolina.
!. Sen. HAMPTON will arrive in Washington
: Thursday morning, and, as the Prestdent
!: aad tue Cabinet arc already disposed to &C.
!: :ede to his views regarding the Withdrawal
: II the troops, provided satisfactory guar
,ntee is given that the peace will be pre-
s,1vel, there Is an excellent prospect thai
he south Ca1alins complication will soon be
lspoaed o.
, 1877-03-27
TRIBUNE Hu11D1Na DIRECTORY.

NoofnR. ocrnp1nfs. ..
!. CHARTER OAK LIFE tlnsursnce Dep'L1
=. T0 RENT.
7, HUsTIN Il WALLACE. ]. 7. DALE
T. puEnEn WATCH. .cASE MANF0 co.
6. HoDB1Ss 4 APPLETON.
d. To RENT.
?. LuFHKEH l. IIUTCnfNe.
q. WM. C. DOW. 4. j. BROWN. n. ROBBINS
Q. WRIGHT 4 TYHRKLL.
10 CHARTER OAK LIFE {Loxn Dep't.1
Ills. FAlRC1i1LD RLACKMAN.
l4-!a. JAMES MORGAN. n. n. BRIDGE
10. HENRY T.. BKELYE. ". D. C00PfR.
II. NJ. D. HARDIN.
1911, II. X. rEAtlsOSS co.
~. HUTCHINSON d LuFF.
u. q. l.. DABKtN d co.
~. ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
q. EDlTQlt.lN.C1flEF.
"a. MANAGING EDITOR.
Is. AssOCtATE EDITORS.
q. l.. c. EANLE-
n. ". J. UARNET Il co.
ca. WILLIAM utiO6s.
~. II. F. EoRCR1ss. j. A. MeELp0WSEY.
-. REnrATH LYCEUM BUREAU.
3t. COMMERCIAL EDITOR.
u. ". ". DEXTER .z--......
-. GEO. l.. THATCHER. H. +. STEVENSON.
IS. NIGHT EDITOR.
20. clTY EDITOR.
ofices IN tho Building 10 rent BY Y. c. DOW,
HUptp 8.
, 1877-03-27

Of lawful Legislature, mud with II must be-
gin the organization Of 1nwtul Ssnto Gov
eminent. Tho Outsiders who have been
called in by both parties will probably 10
put out, and those really elected n.uat or
ganizo ns thu Slate Legislature. Once this Ia
donc, tho Legislature Gun cnnvass tho rc-
turns, declare who wore elected Governor
mud Ssato officers. and this Government, Thus
constituted. will bo recognized, md will not
nocsl any troops to protect It.
Nov, tho Democrats nro charging tho Pros.
idcnt with falsclood, because ho hns not
withdrawn The troops and given tho parties
licenao 10 begin cutting oach others thronts.
Tho President docs not propose 10 establish
reaco through tho agency Of civil war
which 1t would bo his duty to SUPPRESS. Flo
proposes to establish in Louisiana wllat he
promised in bis lettor Of accoptance,-
honest, local self-governmene having tho
confidence Of tho people, and therefore nblo
to project the whole people, enforce tile
laws, maintain order. md give to Louisiana
what The State hns not tad since tho War-a
Government able to assert Its. authority. This
reorganization OF State Government out OF
tho tIiscortlant aloments in Louisiana cannot
10 dono In a day or m hour; 1t requires
method, energy, and intelligent information,
obtained by men who desire To promote
peace in preference to party advantage. Tho
President will not hesltatc to carry ont hia
programme, nor will he Dolby in 70 doing;
md long before Congress- meets therd will bo
State Government in Louisiana as peace
, 1877-03-27

~ L. II. 1.n r. ~
.rn nuov a Ana h. nm .vav Tl,a nr,ofa
t. ,osacaa;on ~ th,aa -, ,ho ooro WIN am
nhone ~ ,t,r,, at,,n.. ov;1areo INV that
o.. H.. .-,, ,,o,,, 1t. ro-,n,,ooo ~ tba
s,,n,)a IN, In ,os toroa,v intercstci in c;tv
ran,rnota ,l,nt t,n woa awnro of the fraudulent
c@,oracter ~ uorranta 1,oforo 1,a sjcnat, thom,
ord thnt ho ajv.v. ,1cmon,,cd casl, in MI.
varco ~ | tofor. IN ,vnr1d Lion ma Altar anal,
m crnosnro ~ ,h;a a ;3oca mi need INV
further inorfai,ion tn ,1,acover tho notivo Of
O.xrx IT.1,,s fiaht d. iorc 40 rvy,n waa
litioat;no. and Gos,o,rx ~ ~ gwrr.,. and otl,.
era NJ In oano ,vora +, fora,on nar,a. In
VIVA aafe. bnt tho ratnrn ~ tbo ;i.t,non,ahod
thieyea compe1Io,i him h aIov mi mon tbs
order Of lia GOING. bnt % At onco.
Thu 1iuht of p4x,r HAM. however. IN
Int an incident in Tho denonomcnt. Tho
nnb,fo in general will 1o mora iikolv In con.
n1n.u1ote tho CITY of New York unon Tho
cu1tntnation of tho scoundretien and cor.
rpntion of Tan,mnnv 11nll Democracy than
In concern ,tsetf nhout o.xry UAr1,s in.
portnro. Aftor voara of generalization. aftor
tho noost t1otorm;ne,1 ,;tfoatfon oon;1noted lyv
tba most ounninr nnd unscrnnulous lawyers
Of Now York. after koopino thoir plumber
ond r;o,tnp with II in foreipn nnrts. tbo
off3c,o th,evcH lovo dcc;f1ot1 IL II ho bettor tn
ro,nrn wlat n,nount Of n1undor ia loft In
ori1er tn cacano tha consoouonces Of their
rosca1;tv. md In inform nnon tbo ot1,or ho1d.
cra ~ In stolen nronertv. It shon1d nox
ho cona,doraa ,vhatler tho 1awvera. like
n,-,,, n,rn+v 'r7,,,n ,r,1 o+hors xvho ,1a.
, 1877-03-27
oAKEY HALL AND TAMMANY HALL,


rha +,don.3a - 0,xrx IT,, Inv" ham
tor,;,o H. ~, ,,,o+,v.s for ha s,,1dan
i,is.nnon,anc. nv fron, Nav york A. nrut n
,vns s,,n,oao1 thot In hod hoen anir;taI
,,vov ,,v tho gwvvyv.rvvvn oncn' win
fa,ra,, tIot h;s rovelo,,onu IN ,ho for,heon,,ro
1an,nns,roti,,n. ] | n,t.,,,t he domn,;n, ~ ,,,or'
Thn, - ,xo. arc,,o1 thot ba lad hoen ,vovloi;1
an, na,r1oz"i T hrt 1T tho nuh,,o fonrd m
n.x,~ ~ M.., lx,na atm ant, stark mn,ler n
lo51o ~ noot;no 9v,t,, h,u foult1esa ,,,s,ocha
,,n,ernod ~ t,'e o1i,nnaas n tha NOM.
,'ho,, oo,,a r,ho,. 1yi,,, In sto,v that In .xos
;nsons . t,nt nr.- s,,,o III ii. hr;a, on,1 ira,o,;-
ors st,ao caroer ho 1,o,7 hoor a i,itI.rent mon.
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!. ~ ror,o.n ~ I ,tons nrtr,snded so,,to,1 s1,,x -,
.,,a. ho ,,.a ,on,,"stod vor;o,,s a.co1.r,c,ttas
s,,o,vn,, @ m o1,o,-stion ~ intcltcnt and lint
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9uy' ,m. aoA'ea ",. =" - $500 s,gs1
, 1877-03-27

paRny II. sMlTn Is not exactly FasstaT In
physical contour, but, goucrlly speaking, ILLS
recruits for tho campaign, Ills Aldcrman!c fol-
lowing especially, are Falstatllau to q degree.
They arc tho worst lot Of ragamuillns ever
brought Into line sl,cc tho city wn Incorporated.
Saith may we'll say OF them as Poor Jact "
said Vi his mutley mob Of warriors, No ere
hath ever seen such scarcerowsi tic villains
tnarch Wide tetwi1t tho lega, u It theY Ind
gyyes on; for, indeed. | had tho most
Of them out Of prison. There's but shIrt and
4 half III ali my eumpany. aud the hslf-shfrt Is
two napkins tackled together and thrown oyes
thu shoulders Iike hcrald's coat without
a1ecyea,H
, 1877-03-27

The annual report recently made to tho Sta
ttstieal Department OF tho English Board of
Trade shows that the ycnE 1878. Ike 1875, was
marked by decrease Of emigration aud m IT.
crcasc Of immigration, The total number Of
c,nIgrants from Great Britain WIS 1888 ,2229, and
tho total number Of Immigrants Dt ,6i7, 80 that
tho reduction OF the population Of tho country
from this cn,isc wns but 40,575. Tho numbers
OF ctnlQrnnts, distinguished by nat!onaltios,
wcrc as follows: English, 73,0oo; Scotch, 1o,0 900:
Irish, e, 600; all othcrs, 2s50o THO cn!grants to
Australia numbered 32.l9o. Tho United Statcs
during tho year sent back more people to dfeat
Britain than It drew from 1t, there being 5i.55i
cmt9rants md 5l,G97 immigrants, the causc of
the change, Of coursc, being tho unprospcrous
condition Of industry In thia country.
, 1877-03-27

nntl 1t will also carry through tho best Of the
Republican candidates for Aldermen, who,
with tho Aldermen holding over, will gnar-
anseo continuance OF tho economy OF Tho
past year. Wlnt n change wou1d bring
forth no mnn cnn fQrcsell.