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MpoQtmariS
Watiirlides
Mimeral- 40 a +.
On, hnhpu1 GNrnNp mnuifirpuA

8am5tia beamtad,tet burb Die Academic de Me-
decline" BON Trnnfreib, uno oeiien 0erfauf in
fsranfreido autoriiirt burb SpeSial=Dtfret Der
franS6iiifen Gie9ieruns.
GmpiobIen BON ben pobften aratltdjem atmtortz
titen in Nefp=gorf, ais:
rGin entsidenbes 9etrdnf."
ngSiel por5isider, oils 8idp, SelterSz ooer trseno
elm anoeres 2Saiier."
xGebr mobltbueno unb eririiheno."
rMbiolut rein uno seiuno; beiler, as ale anoeren
Dafier iir ben tdali9en Gebrau6; fret pom
aIen @i1menbungs sgriinben, melde 9egen bas
@roton= uno fanffiith mouifirenb semattes
Maiier seteno sematt luerben.'
nyur BON icinem eisenen @aie burbSogen."
pNitltd unb h0d1it cnsenebm."
"@eihno uno iehr 9eeisnet Del 9pspepfie uno
afuten &fanfbeltsfdlen."
nliilo entiduernb; befommt Serbauun9si6pas
ten unb Sur @bt @enei9ten oor,uslid."
"Sei Neitem oas an9enebmffe @etrdnt, Oh rein
ooer nit gBen semtibt setrunten iebr nhtltt
bel Didgen= ober Slaien=9atarrb un6 bel @tbt.'
~yd6t nur Elm 9urus, ionoern cine ytothpenos'
feit."
gu baben bel alen gBeinhdnolefrl, @rocern, Npo'
tbefern uno Wineralmaier=Sdnblern in ben gan5er
IT, L.n:
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tpenu bieS geid]ehen, bitten perbinoert oser
oerminoert perben f0nnen. Die 8epublifaner
haben uole@elegenbett gehabt, @ute8 81 mir
fen nnb gGieS ab5ufpenoen, baben aber nihts
Oerarttaes setban; iie hatten nbeiiere9elegenbel-
ten, als ireeno cine anbereB Bartei, @rIprieBlfeS
fir bas 2ano 5u ieiiten, baben baiielbe aber
aus Mangel an @inli6t nnb Sugenb an ben
Rano bes SeroerbenS 9ebra6t, 10 OaB eS bobe
3eit lit, baB fie pom S9auplabe ibrer politiz
l6en SbGti9feit abtreten.
Sd Mil iebt SORE aufmertiamteit auf @iuz
selnbeiten lenfen. Dfan laGt, es babe felne
@ontraftion ftattgefunoen. SD weroe baS Sc
gentheil betpelien rnb babei nur bic 3eit lett
Der Yaliirun9 Der @eIumtions<Gf AM IA.
Sanuar 1875 uub bic @reenbad5 uub gtato-
nal Sanfnoten in Setrad)t sieben. 2lm IA.
Sanuar 1875 paren in @irfulaton:
@reen6ads In rltuoer 3abl. 1882 100000
am /. SUM 1818.-....... ......... 346,bSl,0l6
abnabme. e...-. ...............s 35,3i8.90l
gm IA. Sanual 1875 paren i'm llnllaufe:
yfapnalz Santnoten ........ $35t S61, ,450
amf. Sum- 1S18..... 322,515,965
a6nobme e.....................s2 29, ,3O5, ,4s5
9as lette 6iSfaliabr Der oemoratii6en 9D=
miniliration enbeie nit Dem 80. Stunt 1860.
Die 9te9ierun9s auS9aben fir baielbe nit
Nnsnabne Der Beniionen unD 3tnIen iiir Die
Offentlide Sdulo betrugen $58 1855, 1852 unb
pertbeilten fd) folsenoermaBen:
Sre9s=Separtement. ...$t6, ,472. .220
Wiarlne u Observation-Disclosures. II, f,5t4,694
S5noianer ~ ............ =. ..... 1891, ,t21
Se.dieoenes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 27,977,978
Stan pergletd)e nun Die AuSgaben III olelem
Sabre nit oenen bes lebteu SabreS, in meld]enl
Die Hepublifaner nnbeldrGnfte @ontrole batteu
unb oaS nit Dem 80. Ofal 1875 enoete. Die
lelben betruQen ba nit QuSnahme Der Benio
men uuo 3inien fir Die Offenlid)e SdulO
$142, ,073,6 ODER $83, ,692 nlebr, ais in
1860, babel betru9 in 1860 bic Seu0lferung
81 AL 1921 Berionea, uno bic SOpfrate Der
4usaaben mar $1,874, III 1875 oage9en 5dblte
ole Sep0lferuug AZ, 900, 900, uub Die Sopfrate
Der QuS9aben betru9 $3.50.
Die 3unabme Der Ausgabcn in bteler 3us
lammenitellun9 miro ourd Die grDBere Soft
ipieligfelt in Den OeridieOcneu 0teaierun98=
0spartements ertdtt, Die folaenber art mar:
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SnS neIbc Rfe6er.

gtem .SrleauS, IA. Auault. - 9tidlt
ioeni9sr, alS 134 neue Grfranfnngen nno 20
&ooeStalle am selben 6ieber puroen inner
galo Der leBten "a Stun0en bier 9elnelbet.
iebr un9iinitiq.
Sle eeoeuteao oer9r0Berte 4u3nbl Der nenen
Grtrantun9en biloet beute yatmittaa 6as
au9enleine llnterhaltunsstbema, Bon ben
heute 9eltorbenen Perionen mareu 9 inter 30
Salren alt uno G Oerielben aus Reps sSrlsaus
9ebiirtig.
Utempbis, IA. 4ueuf. pie @auitGts.
bebOroe berid)tet, oaB eit qeern 3 9erioueu
oem 9elben 6iebsr erlagen uuo 8 BON Der
Sranthett befalen muroen. Die 8ranfheit
1T auf ben n6roli6 BON Der Sefirlonftrabe aes
legenen Sta0ttbeil beif)rdutt.
Grenada, Mifi., IA, 4uaut. - Ser
0fapor uno alle Mitgleoer oes StaotrotbS
iinb erttanft. Sr. &Obt Utuuen, Or. q.
9. 3iAg9olb unO Der Sanitdtsbeamte Shos.
gBalton iino in elmer BON ben 8irgern abge4
baltencn Seriammlung ermdhtist worben,
ale sur llnteritiitun9 Ser RotbletOeuoen ein-
laufeuOen Stitrdge entgegen3uuebmeu uno iu
oertbeilen. Sd)leunige 9ilte tbHt moth, uno
aue Wtenidenfreunoe neroeu nm 9llte er>
lud)t.
y alp # on, Geras, IA. 8uguit. - 0ie
Sanltdtsbeb0roe bat zYfaBre9elu
9e9en ale aus OtempbiS, Gem, anlangeHoe
Perl0nen ueroronet. Ser 9euuobeitSSuitano
Der Staot 1T beirieoiaenO.
Ut m s, 8enu., IA. Nuguit.-Oas
Sleber breltet ltdl tmmer ulebr aus, uno man
lfdst test, oaB 50-75 8erionen in oieler
Staot an Der Sranfbeit oaruieoerlieqen. &1e
Berionen, ueld)e Die Staot perlaIen t6nuer,
entfliebeu. Sn @reuaoa, 0tiii., iOlen iid]
lett ni6t iiber l50 nelBe Semobner befinoeu,
Sitnf Berionen itarben beute in iensr Staot
uno 10 erfranften.
Die Observation-Disclosures
Gan Sran;iSco IA. Iu9uit. - Die
bon Der 2rbeterpartet erlpdblten Oelegateu
Su Scr @onitituante baben Dem 8rGfioentea
5apes cine Senfibriit iberi6lft, in pelder
ite Die gtad)tlellc Der @bineieu- giuwanoerung
auSeinanberieten uuO Die auibebung Oes
Surlin9anle'l1en Sertra9S iOrosrn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
@tnctnnatt, o, IA. 2luguit. - Sn
Sloomfielo 81, erplobirte geItern Der 9ampf=
feIiel einer SGgenliible, uno Der Maihinilt
&bas. g8allace, iomie cin 2lrbeiter, gtamens
s. SO. Sone8, puroen aut oerStelle qet1otet.
l8m. 28allace muroe t0otll9 uno SaneS
gSeIi9 sefdbrltd uerlett.
SermiIbte tele9rapDifbc SepeI6en.
= Sn @tntinnatt puroe Qeitern cine
Ibfimmung iiber bic 6rage oOrgenommeu,
oh Smei Dtiltioueu in Sblgatiouel Sur Sols
leubung Der y@incnnati SitO. Babn" berausz
gait perOcn iollen. Die 0taBregel .uuroe
nit eiuer Waioritdt bon $500 Stimmen aus
einem @eiammtuotum BON &c, our99e.
iett.
- @m @uglanber, gtumenS s. @bam=
berla II, lpuroe geitern AbenS in so eri=
ben, Conn.,, BON 9 StraBenrGubern Su
Sobeu geidlagcn uuO nm $50 bcruubt. Der
Ange9rlfiene erlitt in 6otge oe8SturseS ciuen
Seinbrud uno muroe i6loer am Sopie Der.
lcbt. Dte 9tGuber cnttauten.
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S43U, ,S6U, ,506
Dur6i6nittlide jdbrli1e aussaben. Sol ,554 400

Som |. S5uIi 1865 bis gum 30. SUM 1873.
9eD0 0bulithe AUS s9aoen:
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SelegrapDilde SepeidIets.

GBeri9te Der nGiocirten Yrefe' fir cen sDe,4ss5e
8GrreIpouoentenas1
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

@tnctnnatt, D, IA. 2luguit. - SIt
SloOnfielO, 81, srploOirte geItern Ser 0ampf.
feTiel einer SdgenIiibte, uno Der Mai6iniit
@ba8. 98alace, iopje Gin 2lrbeiter, gtamens
s. SO. Sones, uurOeH aut oerSteae 9et1Otet.
9Sm. 9Saaace muroe tO0tllh uno SaneS
| gSelib qeiGbrlldl perlebt.
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gpeslalsN6tf3eas
Gterter 8ef@attt
9iirftSd)e uno rufiifdte Bdoer fiir SO GeutS
In
Er. 54. Noros2iberthsStrabe.
(SuIi4,1S) g. 8. Ierrep, @isentbdmer.

GterVer DelW0Wt1
zarftsde uno rmsiifde Bdoer fiir SO 3ents
~. "a, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(Sult4,tS) q. 8. 6erreb. gisentbamer.
San, 1Ietfmmann & 8omp.'s Wrebbeis
Compressed yeast).
Do mon entbedt bat, baB ptele Wadbabmunaen urs
ferer Sefe h i'm Diartte beinben, 70 bat ane dd5te
Bresbsfs unieres abritats auf ebem Badete ben Wa.
men unierer Gtrma. Vile anberen iinb Nababmun.
sen.
ysan perlanse bon fetnem Grocer San, gIetfd.
Maum s Comps YreBbete. 9dsIi6 iriid!
GabritzDepot: ssr. "a, storSzGntamsStrabe.
(Ndrss, ,12Ustsf)
Die aeaen ti,rttidbem uno rmiftfdjen eIeft
daensttdsem, RerfuriaI=, eMtuefeIs unb 9ampi'
baSer In Nr. 147. Sarato8as, nabe GutamaraBe,
""' 'ss' 'H' "''''' "''' "'''" tssSHo, ,isMsT
9as pmnoerbar tutrfemoe eamtmitteI
Sulphide Of a n c m.
Simmer, Sliitben, Seulen unb ale 5autausidldse
merben unbebingt 9ebeiIt; 81 bas Ba6et; NIT
Der Boff sugeldbitt. Wtan ienbe SificezStempI
fur Yampblet nebit 9ebrau6 sanipeiiuns.
Or. 9obme 6 9omp.. Ssr. Sc. OH=Sapetteftr.,
Dein apOtbeter bat es. C5ebr20, 1S.i.a.20
Cine gar.s.
gn ane, foeIG. on ben isolsen bon Susenbihnben,
1nerpoIeI ShGitbe, Gnttrdituns, Berluf eer gtcn=
nestroIt &c. Ietoen, enbe i'd 10 emf Ell Elm Reepi
sas He tlrrt. Dteies sroBe 9eil,nttel murbe Don
etnem Niiiondr in Shb=Mmerta entbedt. Shidt elm
abrelFrtes eoupert on Jfen. Soiepb 3. Snman, Sta'
tton D. gibls.Soufs, 0.>g. eitp.
(Ot.S.1S,t&p.,f.a.T.O
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Die NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Gan 6ranSiSco, IA. au9uit. = Die
BON Der 9rbeiterpartei ermdblteH Oeleguteu
81 Der @onitituaute baben Dem Br6iioente;t
5npeS cine Senfihrift iiberidldt, in tpelder
ite Die gtad|t9elle Der @bineieu- GtuwauOeruug
auSelnanoerIeben nuo Die Guibebung oeS
Surlin9anle' 'l1en SertrQQS iorosrn.
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SuIIl L. Jun lo00 utS Jun ~. SUM- 1901.
@ m bnl / b Ausga ben:
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Concord, 9.>6., IA. 4u9ult.-Gtrpa 7
bis GaOeu, bic 8dptiien Sir6e uno mebrere
fleinere @sbduoe su SuucoOf, gt.sp., mur0en
beute iriib burd) 6euer ssrt6rt. Der @eiaumt=
perluit miro auf $4,000 geidJdbt; bic, Ser.
iideruug betrGgt SIS 200.
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Dtutl9es nna slii9ssy ytotartat.
Gbnarb Rainf,
1i}e sst1t DEF y o { &C.

oHe Arten bon NotariatS>@eidIafteu. Dofumenie
merSenfn Der beutja,ets uno en8ltid1en Spra&e
arsgetsrti9t unb neterietnnsen settetert.
Ser. StaatensYdfts
perben beior9t.
,,GurreiSuubent" OtFss,
o6e BET saIttntcre CITRATE ano NoEs GtHee.
(SGn1,1S) MOenue.
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Dtontreal, IA. 2lu9ult, @loucelter
Station luuroen mebrere SdIiiiie auf ocn 81!
ab9efeuert, auf uel6em ote bIeiigeu rSranter
bon Sttama bierber 5uritdtebrten. @lidli
der 9Seile murDe 9tlemauo uerlebt.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12
If Wills, and by him assigned to said

of Wills, and by him assigned to said
Bear.
Wednesday the memorials of
Messrs. II. Meyer. of Cumberland,
and VIM. II. Koch and others, were
presented, respectively, by Messrs
Brace and Oder, and the same refer
red to the Allegany county delega
tons.
Mr. McKalg obtained leave to in
rrodnce bill le5.liEin5 the action o
he Mayor, City Council and peopl
of Cumberland, subscribing $50, 00'
to the PROPOSED iltroduatinn Of tn,
Pennsylvania railroad into that city
The bill was referred to the Al!egan,
delegation AMI reported favorabl.
when the rules were suspended am!
the bill read second time. An eli
fort was made by Mr. McKaig to sus
pend the rules a second time and pul
the bill upon IT'S passage. The Speak
,r. however, ruled that it must Ii,
owe, one day. To-day it will reacE
its thirl realins and passage, ans
he Senate concurring, Will no doub1
be distinguished as the first Act O
this General Assembly.
The personal Of both houses is I'M
excep'ionable. In the House of Dele
gates Indications of ability are dis
cernible in nearly every delegation
while the moral flavor is SAID to b,
much more fragrant than for year:
rast. Among the most prominent We
might name Hon. Montgomery Blai
and Philip Francis Thomas, Will
Hon. Isidor Rayner. Hon. Geo !!
Williams, Hon. Engene Higgins
Hon. VIM II. Kinks and Hon. Geo
G. Merrick, have ALREADY given al
earnest Of strong forensic powers.
The hanGsomest man in tie Hous,
is said to be Mr.. N. Fiery Of Wash
lngton. Nobody has yet dared to es
tahlish the claims of the other feel
low. The largest man is Mr.. William
N. Candy, OF Mtni gomery; the choice
IT the smallest lies between BaIii
nor- city and Allegany county. Ann'
\rnnd!e sends the fattest man, and
strangely enough, Montgomery put.
in pretty solid claim for the
leanest.
The bill enabling the city Of Cum
herland to loan the new rai!roa,
$4,000, passed the House Of Dele
gates to-day. 1t will probably come
up in the Senate Tomorrow, anc
stands good chance Of passing lha
body also. REDO.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

At the Homecoming Lteary Societ,
asst FRIDAY night the subject discuss
-d MAS, Should the Liuuor Ii ela.
Law be Repealed ?" 1t was argned
IN the affirmative by Mes+rS. Duncan
K. and Duncan J. Sloan, with Messrs.
Hugh McGinu aud Joseph Ni.cklin il
the negative. The judges gave thel,
decision in favor OF the affirmative.
Tha members Of Homecoming Lodge
Of Ode Fellows held an election for
officers on Monday nj hit when the
following gentlemen were elected !:
n. G.-Wm. Dndds; V. G.-Jalnes
Iotchkiss; r. Secretary-Alex. Boas,
j.; +. Secretary-Ja,ues Baird; Rep
resentativ4 to Grand Lodge-ISaac
Bradshaw; y. D. g. MA. IIornp-
son; Observation-Disclosures Boyd il.
At regular meeting Of Jacksor
Encamp'"ent held i'll Odl Fellows
hal! on Saturday evening the follow
ing named gentlemen we're elected to
serve for SIX months c. P.-ChaS.
Williams; II. P.-James llotchki,s;
s. W.-N.n, B Jones; J. W.--Samuei
Mullen; Scrlbe--Andrew Walker;
Treasurrr-EdwArd ohorkey.
Slelghins has been good since tire
first OF The week. and as vet, sthr,e
has only b.en one runaway. Mr.
Russell Kilnmeils horse became un-
managabe while driving down the
hill near Savage Mountain stable;
1t run 10 the bottom, threw the oc-
cup;.uts out and demolished the sleiyh
MIR. William Atkinson, and Mr.
John Ryan, have Killed their lee
Houses with a good quality OF ice
"hich they procured lear Morrisous
mill
Mrs. George Hanshaw of Grafton
West Va. is visiting her friends here
She is looking we'll and stu continues
to sing and play az vel as when her.
ABOUT Two years ago.
MIR. William Carr ofPekin Minee,
when on his way hone on We,invsd v
night, tell over the bridge near Mr..
Chas. D. Johnston store AMI hurt
himself internally, it is thought how
ever his Injuries are not serious.
Tuesday there WAS two cars broke
loose at the head Of Pekn plane and
ran 70 the bottom. knocking down par,
Of the Dump and Mr.. JAS. Sloan i,
stable.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

Total. 1890, 1875 o. 1550,o2s &c
In speaking Of tho George Creek
trade the Engineering md Msn'ny
Journal speaks: Owing to the frozen
condition Of the hartors Of George
town and Baltimore dtring the winter
months, the shipments ovec the Penn
sylvauia railroa! via State Line show
an increase Of 5000 tons for the
year. The Chesapeake and Ohio
canal shows a decrease of 46 1852 tons,
while the Baltimore and Ohio rail
raj shows a loss of 232964 tons.
Ihis mokes total loss of Cum bertrand
trade to this road since 1878 of 952 :
l45 tons, or 81 per cent the loss
in the Cumberland production since
1878 has been ! i24,073 tons, or AZ
per cent.
1t is evident from these figures hal,
the traditional policy of the Balti-
more and Ohio railroad is fast DESTROY
ing the Cumberland coal trade, and il
was with the object of securing a
,nuch- needed second outlet from TIL,
field that in the earlier part Of tL~
year SURVEYS for the construction o.
the Georges Creek and Cumberland
railroad were completed, establishing
the feasibility OF providing an outlet
for the coal Of this region to the canal
at cost Of about one half the present
charges Of the existing road, which,
IN addition to net earnings, is obliged
to TAX the trade to provide intere, I
obligations upon an amount Of IN
debtedness .hrse times the sum that
would be required to build aid fully
eqoip the proposed new road. The
j. nor disturbances and the seizure of
tie Chesapeake and Ohio canal I,Y
rioters. toge her with the ext7"a2e DO
preston Of trade durinS tie sess,7.
have deferred the Constructive # ne
new line until later perio.. 5@: -
understand work will DO cclt.l,enec,
upon it within the next thu .vs,
With view to preserving Ii, Ivan
tages Of a toll-contract with the ;ava a.
company. A revival of business VI
IN all probability. witness the con- p.9-
ton Of this ilnpo! ant work.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12
CUR CORRESPONDENCE.
Legislative Affairs.
ANNAPOLIS, jar. 10, 1878.

ANNAPOLIS, jar. 10. 1878.
The readers Of the JOURNAL are
aware how the Legislature, after the
usual preliminary wire.pulll4g i'll
Bal 'inore, consisting Of so@ial and
political interchange$ n The halls and
small open-air caucnsea in locked re-
ception rooms, ths subsequent pro-
ceilings at Annapolis, was organized
Tn Thursday Of last week by thu elec-
ton CT Hon. Fetta s. Hobltz=il, Of
baltimore, formerly Of 4a!legany
county, as Speaker. This result was
reached through the graceful award
to Allegany county to place her dis
tinguished son IN nomination. This
duty was hands nelly done iy Hon.
VIM. Mcmahon tirKaig.
The following day friday the
Senate ard House adjourned until
Tuesday, When the Speaker announc-
ed the Staining Committees.
MIR. McKaig is chairman Of the
Committees on Engrossed Bills and
Resolutions. In him Allegany is
l"'ther represented in the committees
on Elections, Judiciary. and Organi-
cation.
Mr.. Carroll is on Manufactures and
Insolvency.
Mr.. Brace was placed upon Internal
improvements aud Currency.
Mr.. Oder Was appointed upon Pub
lie Education, Public Records, and
Contingent Fund, placed at disposal
Of the Governor.
In he Senate Mr.. Combs is men,
ter of the Committee on Internal I'm
ncovements, Corporations, Elections,
ll.yalid Deeds and Defective Proceed
ings, and Joint Committee on the
Constitution.
The general allotment is in the
main satisfactory, though it was to he
expected our amiable Speaker could
not please everybody.
onthe same day leave was granted
Mr.. McKaig to Introduce bill re-
qnirirg the County Commissioners to
levy a sam Of money to james B.
Bear for certain services rendered in
the Orphans Court of Allegany
county by Elijah Fuller, late Register
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The Probable Close or Ike
Eastern War.

Russia having refused the media
tor OF England III eiIectins terms for
an ormisfoe with Turkey, the latter
has acqniesce,i in the demands Of Russia
that the terms shall be concluded be-
tween the military chiefs OF the BE-
lisrrents. This will doubtless CHI
cIude the war il subsequent nesotia.
tons for piece do not involve other
powers.
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Suspended.

VEST ELIZABETH, PA, Jan. :, 1878.
Mr. Edltor:--The Monongahei;
River is frozen over and all the min~.
depending Oh it for the tranSrorta
non Of their coal are stepped for Ia,
present The weat her has been terr.-
Tie cold here lie last few days; ii i
keeps this way it can not be tod
when the River will be oren. Their,
is over ~ foot OF snow on the ground
al Of which fell III twenty-four hours.
Yours,
rv,frG
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COAL QUOTATIONS.
Georges Creek.

NOTABLY original and attractive
In lis appearance as we'll AS won ,er
fully eihtaoions IN It's application l."
that large class Of diseases which re-
qnlre external treatment, it i. net
surprising that Kell.r's loman lini-
ment, is commenting itself to dealers
rs one Of the best articles oftrIdr. and
to the public as the remedy that IL
Ileves a greater number OF painful
diseases ;Lan any ever discovered.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12
Mis- cllLnrOuS Advertisements.
lNSOLNENT NOTICE.
John 3 ,r,plon ARDERED. this :,

John B ,r'"lon) NHDHRED: this 7''
". day nt Nnv,,nl, r,
iIis Creditors ! lI7. IT,, John i}nttulun
ave uoil,rlo II creator en- lOrsriS anil
>u',ii' :. Ii'h' the second Mnnily III A. raj.
1873. j. liked or the ill John Bnrio;,,n
l" api'rnr III h" Circuii Court Tor Al,c-
gan" county,, I" answer stt,iI in rrrorn
tor Is rs his creditors, rn,lorscr~ and sure
ties ny pr - IS ar Iilr r. :i.ijn>i hni:
and Tia Il copy of tai order hr i.lSt.rl, Il
~ somr newspaper printed IN frnSlhurg
MI once II week tor three >iIr.rc>s;v,
n"'ntrs prior /" 'r sad second Monday
IN April. 1879 ~ S,i,I i"ticr
TEST THO. LUMAN,
Jan. D 3m lcrk
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

THE views Of a correspondent Civ
IN in our last, npon the merits of
Cumberland and Clearfiell, have at
racteu some attention. With much
lrasure we see the JOURNAL, at
,rostbnrg, NJ l., taking up the cu';sel
. favor of George ) Greek coa aud
.'llnire the Way III which tia; a,er
defends the hills and their conten :,
~ which iliat toNh IS surrounded
Wisdom above its age is evr!eu"".i j..
he remark that 1T is wei! known he
'enu>y lvania RaiIroa Company
las specially pressed Cl-ardeld into
narl1et even upon unwilling con5un-
Is, and has thus achieved for that
rr9luct aIrestige which It's opera
o's are now shrewiiy basins upon
It's merits alone. When the Baltimore
md Ohio Railroad Company begins
throw the weight of its immense in
luence toward extending the sale OF
'ur coal, not only in this, but IN for
elgn markets, the Georges Creek men
may also we'll attorl to say they vii.
he here to see -. Steward S Coal
Trade Jorrmub.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12
keIIsy's Vegetable Lie Drops

are tic sair:t ror.cly for tlosc peculiar
diseases AZ, .rgi -. c t,-,c:ur>! { .atr-
enccs between I " SCI. ;.n,t lnoT-l as
f'ei....c Coa.i .,I..4;..
Til Use cc I-o,.or'3 T-osc:;...c Lilo
hr1i.s has Len Tits oI.Y palti&i.y ~
Gated; the ran g CT replication Is ye.y
greet, AMI t..o,g Noc.. j.. always Eiogc ia
satisfactory. Their remarkable efficacy,
as 2:lrcaA"@aown, Is iar; cupr.y exhibited
- Il sCN. &c --ioo>, -, to...;.C-. 81
BoNrfs
Ke!.o.'. .e,,cta;ic lie Dro~a 80 n.
cCnMcr ed being the hest I'D c-Car-
est FAMILY MEDICINE ever C-.ured, III I
arr sold by druggists and Gea.els at %
ce.,tI Z Lott!c, c. !.ye beetles III -.
W. /. KELLER, Chemist,
EALTEIoRE, ND.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12
General Items.

"GvILTy or not guilty." asked
Dutch Justice. Not guilty" said
the prisoner. Den what yon want
here? Go mitout your pissness.'
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

The suppression and retention OF tie
ContcE.' Ci t..1 Gl..ar."9ly C:ul,d rrU..uce
re- Il E,oa:h, In l;St"Lon,, Dyspops.a,
lies, C,Icai> +Icai,,c' Q, tt.i2 ;.lu>!40i.n,
an y may o,AC" !. C34;s "c:erai &c t.
he :naldio:a .:..Ic.:cc Of CONSTIPATION.
kcller's Vegetable lie Drops promptly
cure tbs disease, C. I'll TIC l2.i C..,t;s
Gttead.A. Upon O.. l,.;Iit.a., i.oi.l i.