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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-03-17

A firm in Newburg, N. Y, is ship
ping lswnmowers to England and
Germany. The orders are large.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-03-17
GEOGRAPHICAL KNOWLEDGE

have been made by the indefatigable ex-
plorers of Africa.
The great political revolutions of the last
decade, with the natural result of the lapse
of time, have brought into public view a
multitude of new men, who's names are in
every ones mouth, and whose lives every
one is curious to know the particulars.
Great battles have been fought and impor
tant sieses have been maintained of which
the details are As yet preserved only i'll the
newspapers or in the transient publications
Of the day, but which now ought to take
their place in
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-03-17

The New York Sun says pneumo,
MIA has become a sort of epidemic in
that city and the death list according
Iy grows longer. II is very fatal dis.
ease, and in its character is an indaln-
nation of the lungs That it does not
depend on severe cold is shown by the
fact that it has grown epidemic al
this time, when the weather, though
not altogether pleasant, is not severe
aud also by the fact that in 1869 anC
1870 it carried off many lives in tn,
mild climate of the Gulf States. Pneu
lnonia usually works It's fatal result,
with rapidity.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-03-17
WHOLE NUMBER, lss.
A Condensed Novel.

vol. I.
A winning wile,.
A sunny smile,
A feather;
A tiny talk,
A pleasant walk.
Together
VOL. II.
A little doubt,
A playful pout.
Caprlcious
A merry miss,
A stolen kiss,
Delicious
VOL. III.
You ask mamma,
Consult papa.
With pleasure;
And both repent
This rash event
At leisure.
Albany Times.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-03-17
PRINTED ON NEW TYPE,

forming in fact new Cyclopaedia, with
the same plan and compass Ms its predeccs-
sOr, but with n far greater pecuniarr cXpcl-
dture, and with such Improvements in Its
composition AS have been suy ested by
longer experience and enlarged no~ledge
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-03-17
PERMANENT AND AUTHENTIC HISTORY.

In preparing the present edition for the
press, it has accordingly been the aim of
the editors to bring down the information
to the latest possible dates and to furnish
an accurate account of the most recent dis
coveries in science, Of every fresh produc-
ton in literature, and Of the newest inven-
tions in the practical arts, as well AS to give
q succinct and original record of the prog
Tess of
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-03-17
The Employees who keep their
Places in times like these.

A season of panic is literally con.
suming fire 1t tries everybody in
some way and some people in more
ways than one. 1t tries those who
have much to lose, and it tries even
more severely in many instances those
who have no actual m oney to lose
save as they earn it in the shape Of
salary or wages In times of panic
every employer is forced to choose be-
tween his employees, as to who he will
keep and who he will discharge.
Naturally he retains the clerk or
workman who is the most servicsable.
the employe who is the least of an
eye servant, the one who has been
long known as tried and trustv, the
one who is not afraid of work, the enc
who IS Pleasant, prompt and reliable.
Character comes to the front in times
Of general depression. Then it is
that it IS worth geld to the man who
POSSESSES it. Then IL ia that line is
drawn hetwee! good, better and best,
saying nothing at all about persons
who are neither good, better nor best.
AS one of our exchanges, the Akron,
Ohio, Beacon, very truly rmarks:
The clerk who cared nothing about
his employers business except that it
should furnish him with enough
money to CRAFTY frivolous and per-
haps depraved tastes the mechanic
who when the noon whistle sounded
would drop his raised hammer with
out striking the already commenced
blow; the errand bov who when en-
trusted with a mission was dilatory
and unrelia ble-all these are readily
dispensed with. On the other hand
the kind that are reliable are those
who when wanted can be found at
their post, and in An emergency are
true and trustworthy"
A clerk Of that kind would rather
unite a knot than cut string, if it
was better to save it. A mechanic of
this class would walk up 10 the top of
a building or hunt to the bottom of a
pile of material, rather than put q
stick OF badly seasoned wood or de-
tective piece Of iron in a job he was
finishing. And employers soon find
out who these men are and regard
them with a just appreciation. Not
one of them can long conceal his real
qualities and thereby be unfairly
rated, Employers especially, but al
so the world at large, almost invaria,
bly, take man for just what he is
worth, and it would be well if all who
are aiming at advancement and per-
manency In their positions could re-
alizs this fact and then act upon it.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-03-17
POLITICAL AND HISTORICAL EVENTS.

The WORK has been begun after long and
careful preliminary labor, and with the
most ample resources for carrying it on to
q successful termination.
None OF the original stereotype plates
have been used, but every page has been
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-03-17

THESE times Of general depression
are favorable to buyers prices are
low, sellers want to sell, and are will
ling to make close margins; especially
to cash buyers, Parties contemplating
bryingcan have no better time to do So
The future looks hopeful, and no bet
ter time will be presented for new and
safe enterprises in a number of years
1t is always safer to commence on the
rising than the falling tide.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-03-17

An exasperated politician, who had
been called upon to define his position
once more than patience could endure
exclaimed I'D fine his position ? New
er! If | define it, the next thing I'll
be called upon to do will be to spell it, "
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-03-17

THE BRITISH IRON INDUSTRY
In the United Kingdom there are 3l4
mills, forges and malleabls ironworks,
aggregating 1915 pudding furnaces
and 900 rolling mills, Of this total
Scotland possesses nineteen works
containing 337 pudding furnaces and
forty eight rolling mills.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-03-17
Pests in the Black Hills.

Life in the Black Hills "diaginss"
is not ali peace, for it is told that chip
munks or ground squirrels are thick
sr than feas in Egypt and are the
pests Of society, They live urder ev-
cry log, stone, and brush-pils; they
are worse than ofice-holdets in Wash
ington; they are a heavier burden
than the internal revenue tax they
will invade miners sanctum by day
and by night; they will come in tens
and ffties and hundreds, and bring
their families with then they cut
open -four sacks and spill al the hour;
they will steal your su<.ar, pack off
your coffee, nibbls .uur bread into
crumbs, defle your beetstesk, tear up
your letters, hide your emily pair Of
socks, and take all the starch out
OF your Sunday shirt, and make
themselves generally disagreeable.
The miners tirss adopted the plan
of shooting their heads off, aad found
every chipmank that was killed one
day there would 10 ten hungry ones
applying for his situation before SUN
up aext morning. Wild geese and
ducks ar. plentiful on all the streams
in the fall and spring prairie chickens
are very numerous all tho year around
IN the foot hills. Sage hens are very
abundant in the timber near the
prairies.
A MINERS L1FE.-Take any other
occupation of man and compare it
with the miners and it will be found
entirely Incompatible and more easy,
for the miner is constantly subjected
to dangers always instantaneous, and
in every conceivable form. Injured to
these vicissitudes of life, he trudges
on apparently unconscious Of impend-
ing dangers. With his lamp in hand
he enters these dreadful grooves and
caverns exploring the localities that
generate gases SO destructive of life.
The crushing sounds Of cracking
rock and timber fall keenly on his ear.
He readily perceives danger, and
boldly advances to discharge his duty,
but the solidity of the surroundings
is Yielding to tn unsupportable pres
sure of the superintendent weight
above him. He ascertains Lis prox-
unity of danger, and, perchance, is
instantly overwhelmed, and crushed
to death, or burned to crisp by ex-
plosions Of carburetted hydrogen gas.
His parental ties with his family and
the world are suddenly sunderod for
ever. Distress and misery oversaad-
ow his household and his family is cast
adrift on the cold charity Of few per-
sons of their kind. A want Of proper
ventilation and security are the evils
which MAIN and destroy the lives Of
valuable miners.-L0bor Tribune.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-03-17
AUGUSTA CNuNTN-

~ 5On-yI. Oyrc Ut tLr FIuII-
,,;,.. rive wonderful no,;,ral rprinsitv
fred for sale on tnc most reasonable terms,
indeed the greater part OF NE pnrcnasc s
v",'s ,,T TLc farm consists Of 1O9 acres o.
land, plrnty OF wood and water orchard,
rnor,s Price Iow-tnr such uropcrty.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-03-17
piEDW0NT ItNIEnT,

Prices Lo1g and Titles UnqUcstjonuj1e
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-28
roxE TO riiE nissIox.

u ny
II IL q. Maiil,sv'r Chnr'h. HilIshoFn,
NC. tRev. c.J. Curtis. Rector Con.
,luc,.a Ly Rev 4. j. Aurdock, J. Rev. w. >.
Bynuni. aud uihvrr.
A MIslos Il % D. held hi 81. Matthews
Church. Lrglpninp Monday night, April
10Th, which all persons ATE cordially Ia
vi,.,l II attend. TsNst NJ 49,
"a NISSAN isaeomInued coare II reli'
s,ou. services aud preaching, With =
sleuial view % lslngiax about real
ryiyal &c Esasuiae fslisioa anol,g III.
people ofiliv cummunlty.
TIA. office, ~ Ills Mi-rionis not excite.
menr but the stirring or % . more
Asartiy moral Ene la the colhm1niiy'
and better life ~ all
All rersaas Of every age and condlhau
are earnestly u7ge.I % coase. Friendly
operation u invited III the work. and
drawers are asked az al christians fur the
D,y,as preserve aud blessing. ~
Furshef notice WI I've given, with
.neclal programmes ~ services.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-28

The Goldsboro Messenger says: There
h All oil darkey IN Grceai coanty. winse
name We just now cant call To oui mind,
who rents the land from ourfrisnd W. l..
Best, ESQ; and Is getting along excesdjpg-
~ well Ia this world The old man IN
industrious, and ofcourss votes tile Demo
cratic ticket. Last year he made II bales
Of c,,ltoi. 100 barrels Of corn. ! ! large
stacks Of fodder aud aboat loo bushels Of
sweet potaia-s, all this with one muis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-28
For he Recorder.

i
Mn. Eplr0e: y Z
II you VIII permit new correspondent
% take place III your Valuable columns, i
VIII fs<l fIAtiered ~ your fscoxn:iion;
| With the sole purpose Of giving eusfeiicy
% flowing thoushls Suggested by the
happenings d ihe day; guaranteeing 80
your readsfs u, y vsldsace 81 personalities,
aud saying nolhips of5snsiye to the tastes,
habits OF manners d our cpii,nunity.
propose to keep IN NY remarks IN
each OF your weekly issues. They may
run back into events long anterior to the
prssent o. they may record tbings and
thoughts co.incideIit With the day.
Let me begin fight J here. Nth public
musical nuisancr 90 where you will,
somebody y ready % iriiL intpyonr ear
viii lmpnae.,t a4xursiuv thee Brook."
Tue Brook'' beantifui. free, Rowing.
inartihclal. The words of Tennyson, found
theft appropriate nterrfeiationr i'l The
music Of Dolores. Interpreted by her. or
by somebody capable Of entering Into her
spirit, the Il, 4. l,rook' y ane OF tbs. mnst
charming ~ human com positiOIs bright,
dancing. happy, ringing with That buoy
ami harmony which connects nature 40
well witil the expression Of its voice, e 80
Poor Dolores. Wesee her pictured In
tive sgonyof her grief, hailing over the
abyss IL her dyoph ihspiriuga song which
will always ring through the sentimental
saul, the last life wall Of voice AT once to
be extinguished III \ fearfuhiy approached
eternity. Can weqbear that song. ans
guislvd ont ms II was from the very depths
OF sorrow stricken heart. simpered, out
rs school ,litty, or offered up as regale
to every lille lad who asks FOR something
pretty, NJ lie stands with pert attendance
upon the awaitnlents OF his piano en-
teTtainer 80
Once. and only once here. have ! heard
that song sung asI may connective II to
bayr been composed. Tile, singer y now
= married lady, But her classic featu
her jetiy tfr--es. her dark glowing eyes,
her saddsne,l expression. broughl fully 10
my mindihe hapless Dolorrs, her beauty.
her grief, all ton sanred- 10 lie tranpled
MI, yel feverehced by this one singer
this one alone iieali1inR tiieohject.
{ How can now tolerate fiirpaDt interpre-
sations of the chryslallized idea OF a must
chi sentiment almost beyond mortal irans-
lalion ? ts afis ats~
Youreorre~rondrnt win in future com
n,umicaiini,s fall 10 q more placid level,
but hls ~ present . more direct object
METEOR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-28

The Hickory Press says; The man wi,'
stands lar superior oail the, other mem'
hers II the hoard Tor that responsible ls,si-
tion il DIR. A. ~. Powell, Of Ca:awba
His marked ability aud practical know
ledge sfnsilfba.ls are f~cassi1esl' ON al
sides. Hr il well acquainted with thu
rad from iis incipiency 70 the present
time. he was once the President an,
uslcrbisf cenrpl .he Rad was very sue
ceSsfif. He lives directly Oh me road
aiIariing better opportunities for an i'm
n,-ahls eseraslsl AEthese fcoinbinet
with hisnlany years expefience ,lenioii
strnie plainly that lie ~oOId b. The righI
nian ia the right place.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-28

80 m.6,.sw,aly sa,,,s,sed bya certain
c,s.. az cl,izenes. Who are otpractical Of
sxpsrisiscsd, that Dsspeps'a ,cannet "
yarlatly be CURED, but we are pleased 10
say that GRrES's Auorsr FLOWER has
never. 10 odr khhwleige, failed TO cure
Dyspe,sIa aud Liver Complaint 10 all Its
forms rucl,, a. Sour SlouacL, CVs.ive'iess,
s,,k Headache, aslIiiaii,as nfthe Heart,
low spirits. se;, DC. Out Of sa,oo dozen
lo,,l.s ~ad laa ssas.. nsfn sirgle failure
~. rsrortrd. Int tl,oa-aiid. 81 co'npli-
m.u,afy letters received frntn Druggists
~ woedsrf,l.carss. Thrse doses will re-
ll.ye asss. dsssss TRY d. .sahirle Bottles
10 ccrits. R.gulsr slre 70 events. p"r sals
.y pr.0. Hooker ilillrboto. aud s.cplep
A Mute, MsLsnsville.
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In lie Marcia nsuIer % the S0U,f H.
ERN MUSICAL JoURNAB. pabifsiietl
ut Ludden 4 Bates Southern Musi.
Honsr. saysnnah. Gs,wev anda char.
ming new song aud Chorus. Time may
ssteanhs isn~s. Darling, by Gins u
Blake. which l. ,lrsline,lfto brco,ne one 81
HE few really popular melodies of,he u
s. Next go nss the "Song uf the Glen,
instrumental. 10y the veteran composer 4
Mack, and then another delightful sonp
hyh< - PvFlinS. Tue Deep OBI VEL.
with chorus Tor mixed voices, or quai tctir
which oaee i,eard win Haser long In
nirmory' .TDe-r. three ,l'ricrs Published
Ia sheet mssicdUrn c,~t over Sl2o. which
h. just the subscription price 81 tile JOUR.
NAL fefa tchole year. suIecfihers alsu
receive sleO worth Of Sheet Music of tllviI
own ctUice as q premium. Send atbree
cent stamp for q specimen copy and see
wbst rhra, wsy this sefIuyinr pruslc
LuDDEN a BATES. Publishers,
.HsMWulgH 0asH Savannah, Ga
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Gov. nAnr.esr nAmcH.

a. N4 81 &sfN ~ WH
We receive from Lu,idsn 4 Rates South.
ern Music HOUSE. Savannah. Ga;a fine
March by the popular composer, =. Mack,
which Is named Ia honor OF Cardinals
noble son Gov. Wade Hampton, and with.
out doubt will. have an extended sale
ll,roushont The South. The isabiisliers
have given titan elegant designed title
pags. with . lile-like lithogrsph. which
the Governors cpun,Iess admirers will be
delighted 10. obiHns.. Prof, weigand,
leader ~ the famous Post band atchar-
lesion. Ora arranged this Msrch for Bruss
Bands aud u wilisoon he played gensm'ly
by the Diirisnfr the ssuth. Copies ~
plane will be far sale at al Music stores,
pitcp "; edts -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-28
charles PARKS.

The. old reliable Is hack from tour
round the world. and has ransacked the
remoisst CORNERS ofthe earth for tie lar.
gest, the most varied. the best. mud the
cheapest goods lie or any o,re else haseyer
pul ON our market. He has gone far,
but he has also gone to the centres Of taste
and fashion, and he offers nothing but
I, what II recherche. His advertisement Is
q wonder, show. and cannot fail q, attract
the buyer, Influenced by either taste or
economy. gt.s ot.,lsy.l.si M .ltI
Call on him nj once and all the time.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-28

Comes 10 tine front ~ the only man in the
s,r,.ss 4Lp stas,is l,y the chair u fsshipn Z"
kivsstmsseful direction.' Hesiseoihes, i'r
rhale-, aud he giyss artistic direction 70
his touches. Granger eomes ~ rs Tie
Aprlles II bis class, 10 show That ~ the
anibrusisi curl. there may iilsiIua'su
something ofcIassic grace
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-28
ssrAPE SE,ya.

y q.tsFQi .sio tisE- .....a tSsgsrq ai.l
The Presbyterians are building q Church
AT Jericho. Wayne collnty.s liz Gg
Wilmington cnme near having kero-
stne forrofa few nights sinet.a "A iady
aud hetIinfant barely escaped 4 4iiorriLI.
heatln yry ,sssr,i stssl sgsayl feia
h On Monday night last atifisf entered
the postofiice IN Greenvillr,t Pit County,
with u falls. key, and sl0letffarty aolIssrs
No clue 10 the deseetiouofthe thief. sl,t.g
The fifstannual convention 6f Young
Mems Christian Association Of Norh
Corolna will assemble at Charlotte Mare,
apn,y, ~ ~ asl ssssf ~ ~ a.Hs - afsst
,afp,sta0it.s slga.ls,s silf ~ lasl4
Tho next meeting ofihs North Caro-
lima Synod pf the Evangelical lutheran
Church will be held y: 81. Peters Church,
Rowan county. fep miles from Salisbury
This meeiing wiIltakel place on Wetlnes,
day, May 2nd, ls77.s.s. sss.a ~ a,es,g.ici
Says the Charlotte Democrai: 50 far
fruit has been but very little Injured IN
This part " ihe Stale. Tie, weather in
February and March has been splendid,
and, the prospsct Is sood for .pispiy pI
fruit and gpodcpps- saaslt 4ll.s9i /, i. III
the wiio~ of Henry. Berry Edwfss has
married agail.f 10 iS5liI. sf,sf5di
An sif.rt iss being made ~, establish, d
sigltni station az Charlotte. IL y stated
that II rooms and furniture are furnished
by the city the government $'wiIl pm UP
The Instruments and put an officer Il,
charge ~ them. The Beard 90 Alderman
have made anaI.prol,riaiio,i OF 5000. ''''
Winston will soon have eight lawyers
Wheat and oats are looking well III
Randolph and Moore. II s@f!
Y Bishoe Lyman confirmed eight persons
1t Fayetteville recently, mn IT.
Mr.. John Kennedy ian oil and resrec-
Ted citizenof Fayetteville, died last Satnr.
day. igi9
srs.sf 40 fia ~ li8sIf OF ia sirfal sFsff
ia negro svillHinnear Wilson attempted
to commita rape upon Helen Joyner aged
II. ID - ,W W, s.;l.yY
Mrs. Mcneil. q venerable aud esteemed
lady, Of Biaden county. died AZ Fayette-
villeon the 18th lust. H Ha5 .as.k..a.sl
Haywood county never had repre-
seIltaliv. in the l,enitentiary, aud hut one
man was ever hanged in the county. ~
FG sW#NE@ HMa W@'
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See the special disadvantages offered w the
nd. Of ]. III, Eppiss, His Farmers Jour.
nal which by the way is excellent ~
itself, ia accompanied to each sibsefiler
l,s i dollars worth sf Buist's garden seed
and those seed are sovd = - a 'ii''t
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-28
MI. Matte r.,lsr.

+ - ! u . q - ~ Z
let rs come somewhat near hoaae.
Riehthrr in .onH u the prstti-st, eosiest
pisces of ousiness we know 81, sits en-
silnensd The lmophrirrss Of the establish
meut which y ,lsrlihed % lead The role of
fashion III this section. We watch the
nin,bIy plying fingers we see the deftly
sway,ng hands; We see tlas .rulious fabri-
cations ~ Ingenious thoash We wen
der. Our l.male friends Will lang:, stns for
sdrprise, hecHuse step BY step. and inch by
inch those wonders are elaborated HAT
puzzle the masculine, srsia. But that
masculine brain Is s,iii puzzled, and We
can,e .lawn 10 iir-l rrinciI,les. Ego 10 Mrs.
Matte Taylois lr . suIution ~ all That l.
l,eautiful.t dslstAstisn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-28

NJ. rsqrefss hear dat theiIsfht q ".
ghvoss Webb, STRUGGLING sl'h We ioc ipat
months rasl. has jssl lisd fynTsshy We
lssl ma 'exprcss set The Zip ot'ha thread
Il srias,,es eli Isust lsr'ya's' ~ su''t o
Di,ias Mercy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-28

+ Siopthat coughing; II you do not II may
kill you. A ba:ilo Of Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrap only costs yours cents, and, ils
timely use may save your life. I, sYs.s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-28

saI%t our readers compound I'm the attrac-
tive a,lyerti~ea,enti of n. Mahlef, Asa
issrler lie Is recognized as Without arb
val; and ~ all other respects, he Is Ne
Pau Ultra In North carolina.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-03-28

tgiThe Raleigh Neirs says: We leaai from
the Nashville Christian Adr,catc that
Mr.. Mary A. Newman, wife II Rev. J..
r.. Nswinar, dis'l ~ The province " San
Panls. Bnzl. bscsmbrr Js. sIs76y sac
was Losa Ia Hillsl,sn. ~ e; July 10, 1874,
aud was daughter Of Mr.. Z. J. Phillips.
wlru mnyed D. Marion Alabanla, Hi"nt
1891. She married Rev. J L. Newman
n mi mister oI tile Methodist Church, mhu
was subsequently rrntto Brazil asa mis-.
siouasy. Brazil has given rrp,lllarvtp
twin w,naem, wIyesof sIeihmiist anission-
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Fruit ali ii. full .bIeoln ,.lsaa.

Aviolri,t gale prevailed through Sum
day a.rerinon aud night, with much rain.
We hear of no damage here, but the ac-
counts from tile coast may be- looked for
with apprehension. 1890,
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-
Tia Giant 90 rtovs men claims our
no,I~s.. He.has done nipre. aud y doing
mors 10 R>i<lgh % bring Hardware in,"
4 business Dian any nlal ws know, ~, zee
hias drtvime througi the streets, and You
kuo~ be q ihtent on business ITO ~ Ills
store. and yoa will iina an amazing choice
81 stoves and mnps aud enough Of every
thiax 10 e<wiide. daubiiug purhsser'
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n, w. -. our ~xcellsnt frisad. Tliamxx ID.
Oldham. IL town. Hsisa Specimen OF
thai hale aid sgs so often reached In Or
angr. Attic seeof -. he mounts Iiis
.h.rss aud rides r~elys pillerta town wi'h
ths alaeriiy tofa hoy. We hsse nahy
such in Orange, .md-they are all good men
aud true.