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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-03

of responsibility what becomes Of the
peoples interests?
That we were told by one Of the
largest shareholders that he had re-
ceived no dividend for seven years,
is hereby reafirmed, and if there be
any mistake it was our informant 5,
not ours. His name can easily be
given if the question Of veracity Is
pressed; at present it is not necessary.
The President in his letter, however,
says in 1874 two dividends were paid
but says nothing about the years just
previous to "A.
The following passage Of his letter
we cannot pass by without remark:
But l believe and insist that there is a
large majority of the good people of Frost
burg who respect the rights of others, and
who have finer appreciation of our efforts
to benefit them in the future as we have
III sl4I I'tlot ny iulIlSIill5 tllG bCSt VI NatSl
and good fire protection for the principal
portion of town.
Now that these works up to this
time have not answered the wants of
our people or fulfilled the object of
their establishment, namely to provide
against droughts-is perfectly well
known to every person in the town.
Yet it is no exaggeration to say that
a ten-day drought taxes their capaci-
ty to the utmost. Rents, however,
are collected in advance and conse-
quently this makes little difference to
the company-so kind and so good to
the people Of Frostburgl Indeed they
We're better off when they relied upon
their water spouts, and carried water
from their neighbor's we'll, if they had
none of their own at dollar or two
| per year.
With few questions, which we
think somewhat interest our people at
this time and which we think, under
the circumstances, answers thereto
ought not to be withheld, we will
close this communication. What the
yearly receipts Of this company have
been since the new pipes were put
down? What the amount of expen-
ditures therefor? What the salaries
Of the president, treasurer, collector,
and others? With such data we can
calculate for ourselves and ascertain
the true inwardness of things, Be-
sides, any unjust insinuations or as
PERSONS that may be contained in
these letters can be best refuted by
such an exhibit. CIyIs.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-03

ly and have my assent to your reason
ing in the premises, I pass over this
question lightly, and with your indul-
genee will advert to another great
nuisance which for several weeks past
has been inflicted on the residents of
this (Bowery) street. Almost every
night in the week lot of half grown
young men, and sometimes full grown
ones, to their shame be it said, rend-
erouz night opposite my residence on
said street, making the night, which
is intended by a benefcent Father
for rest and the recuperation Of our
wearied bodies, hideous with their
orgies, in which blasphelnies, yells,
curses and obscenities, not fit to be
heard by "ears polite" are freely in
dulged to late hour of the night, as
late sometimes as II or II o'clock.
On the whole, therefore, am forced
to the conclusion that the hannah are
the worst brutes running at large or
loose.
Last Sunday the human brutes out
did themselves if that were possible,
in their unholy work. This did not
astonish me much, for, after training,
men and beasts are apt to acquit
themselves better than before. On
my passing strip of woods adjacent
to "Welsh Hill on said Sunday, l dis
| covered that the master whom they
serve, was engaged in drilling COM
pany of ten or twelve young hopefuls
| in the mysteries of "seven-up, or as
| veterans in the game call it, "old
| sledge," and this practice I've been
| credibly informed is no uncommon
one with many of the youth of this
place. Sunday or Monday makes no
difference. Just think of it, sir, at a
time when these young people should
be receiving instructions touching
their duty to God and man, to see
them engaged in the service of the
dewitt Methinks, sir, l hear you
say there are screws loose somewhere.
Yes, and I'm thinking that much Of
the blame rests with the parents Of
such children in not holding them to
a strict accountability for the hours
kept by them; in not insisting on their
reporting themselves at home at a
proper hour CT the night; say nine
instead of later hour. They are Of
ten found in the streets at the latest
hours here mentioned, not for any
good purpose certainly.
It IS to be hoped. that this notice Of
very reprehensible practice will be
sufficient to deter those unguided
youths who have been participating
in it, and will also be an incentive to
parents to re-double their watchful-
ness over the conduct and morals Of
their children.
"a word to the wise is sufficient" "
They that are well need not physi-
clan, but they that are sick need a
physician, The OLD Tx.
Frostburg, Augt. l, 1878.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-03
OF Cows ana other Nuisances.

My. Editor Liberty is good aud
desirable thing, but too much Of the
article works badly, Apro0os of COWS,
and which, by the by, l desire to in
form you still keep deprodating on
the gardens Of citizens Of this place.
One night last week the garden Of
the subscriber was entered and dam
aged to considerable extent; in a
neighbors still more OF loss was
sustained.
But asyou have in your JOURNAL
discussed the cow question thorough
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-03

NOTICE.

WIFE annual meeting of Stockholders OF
l. the FROSTBURG BUILDING AS
will be held in their office on
MONDAY, = Uu uoA ., 1910,
at 7;30 O'Clock p. M,
for the purpose Of exciting officers and
directors.
AL nominations to Oe made on the
evenings Of july 22d and 2lth
BY order OF the Board,
TAOS, HILL,
.Ju'I cote Secretary.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-03
INsUEyENT's NOTICE.
Robert McGinn DR5DEIRtEMD, this s 2 II

Robert McGinn DkDEKED, this s5 u
rs. Oday OF March, IS,
His Gre litors. that Robert McGinn give
notice to his creditors, cudorsers, and sure
ties, that the second Monday of October
next is fixed for the said Robert McGinn
to appear in the Circuit Court of Al my
county to answer such interrOgatOries as
his creditors, endorsers or sureties may
propose or allege against him; and that a
copy OF this order be inserted in some
newspaper printed in the lown Of Frost
burg once /. week iOI three successive
months prior 10 the second Monday OF
October next, as such notice
Test. TuEO. LUMAN,
Univ ,,-,,ru Clerk
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-03
aNSDEyENT's NOTICE.

Edmund IL D. Jones (OFs1p G,R 81 p, rs THIS
His Creditors. 1873, that Edmund d,
Jones give notice to his creditors, endors-
ers, and sure.ies, that the second Monday
OF October next is fixed for the said Ed
mund d. Jones to appear in the Circuit
Court Of Allcgany county, to answer such
intcrrogatories as his creditors, endorsers
or suretles may propose or allege against
him; and tia. Il copy Of this order be in
serted in some newspaper printed i'll the
town Of Fr0sthufg once week for three
successive months prior TO the second
Monday OF October next, rs sucn notice.
Test: THEO. LUMAN,
July G3m Clerk.
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AN ExpLANAr1oN.-Mr. James A.

AN ExpLANAr1oN.-Mr. James A,
Millholland called and stated to US
yesterday that Mr.. Mayer disclaims
the use of the severe language to Mr..
O'Rourke which the latter gentleman
published. Mr.. Mayer says he did
tell Mr.. O'Rourke that from all he
could learn he (Mr. OR was not a
desirable man to employ, and that his
information was derived from several
quarters. He emphatically denies
having charged Mr.. O'Rourke with
being a dangerous man in any such
sense as reported by Mr.. O'Rourke.
We infer that Mr.. Mayer means to
relieve Mr.. Thomas of the obi
UNI of having first charged Mr..
O'Rourke with being a criminal char
acter, for the reason that such an idea
was never entertained in the councils
of the company. The gist of Mr..
Mayors explanation is-the reasons
why Mr.. O'Rourke could not be en-
ployed were not so serious as Mr.
O'Rourke represented, and the respon-
sibility for those reasons is to be di-
vided among several, instead of being
imposed on Mr.. Thomas alone.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-03

THIS from an exchange is sound ad-
vice: "Habitual promenading of the
streets by young girls and the count
ing of the stars by corner loafer3 is
injurious to good reputation" A
little gum oa tho back Of this para
graph will enable the parents to stick
it on the looking glass.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-03
General Items.

AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS IN
SoUru AMERTCA.-Mr. ]. W. Fralick
and Mr.. Meredith Watts, United
States postal commissioners to South
America, arrived in Philadelphia on
Saturday, after an absence Of several
months, These gentlemen visited the
countries on both the east and west
coasts Of South America. Their OBJ
jeot besides looking after postal mat
ters was also to make arrangements
for the introduction Of American man
features into South America. A re-
port of their operations will be made
to the President of the United States
in the course Of a few days. Mr..
Fralick is of the opinion that a large
trade viii soon be developed between
this country and South America.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-03

FIREMAN REooRD.-M. Francis
WEIGH, Assistant Engineer Of Engine
Company No. s, Baltimore, atlirms
Two applications Of Keller's Ro-
man Linilnent speedily and thorough
ly cured me of severe and painful at
tack of Rheumatic or Neuralgia pains
i'll the neck and shoulder"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-03

THE total eclipse of the sun Was
successfully observed at Pixies Peak,
Colorado. Monday, by Gen. Myer,
chief Of the signal Office. ltwas also
successfully observed at 9th er points,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-03

ENGLISH MANUFACTURERS GALL
ING FOR AMERICAN HELP.-The sec
rotary Of the Masters' Cotton Mills
Association, Of Lancashire, England,
has addressed a letter to Mr.. lnman,
of the Inman steamship line, IN which
no states chat his association will be
glad to receive 1000 American cotton
mill operatives, as d first iustallmeut,
who will be guaranteed employment.
They are designed to take the place
ct English operatives now On q strike.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-03

uses of the Public School property,
made by some of the officials, which
do not seem to be included in the list
of special privileges granted by the
law to commissioners and trustees.
We refer to their habit of pasturing
horses and COWS on the School
grounds. It is argued that if the lot
is pasturable it ought to be paid for
and the proceeds deposited in the gen.
eral school fund of the county, 80 that
all the people will reap whatever
benefit accrues therefrom. Or, said
proceeds might be appropriately ap-
piled to improvements Of the build
ing and grounds themselves. Atany
rate, to make it a reservation for the
special and free use of exclusive par
ties is clearly a misinterpretation, if
not miscarriage, Of the design for
which they were created. Our own
Judgment is, it ought not to be pas
tured by anybody. There are young
shade trees there which cost the coun-
ty several years ago, $50, and design
ed to be worth much more, which are
certain to be injured by horses and
COWS. The property is benefited in
no sense in this way. When the grass
ought to be taken off it should be
done by the scythe, and so on.
Now if we should be mistaken in
this view of the matter, it will be
granted certainly that one has as much
right to turn his Gown in the school
lot as another. So far as the streets,
yards and gardens Of the town are
concerned, it is well known the Coun-
Gil has established in popular sense
this license; why not, then in the
school lot I? We could thus 60 fur
Their than the school officials, and
make it grand corral, an immense
pound, a magnificent cow-pen, ger
geous cattle show. This is the logi-
cal development of the principle-a
development, strangely enough, more
in accord with the law than the pre-
dictate, because not at all exclusive.
The fact is, this whole effort
throughout to get pasturage for moth
ing is wrong. Anything worth hay
ing is worth paying for. When we
add to this the great liability assumed
of injuring public or private property,
it is worse than wrong.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-03
Miscellaneous Advertisements.



TNDER and by virtue of the power
< of sale contained in a deed of mort
gage from james Biddington and Mary
Biddington, his wife, to Marx Wincland,
of Frostburg, Md, said deed of mortgage
bearing date of the 18th day of November
4. D., 1876; and being recorded in Liber
T. L., No. As, folios 1873 and 139, one of
the land records of Alegany county, Md,
the said Marx Wineland, mortgage as
aforesaid, will sell at
PUBLIC SALE
to the highest bidder in front of the Grand
Central Hotel, in the town of Frostburg
aforesaid, at III o'clock "a. En-. on
Wednesday, Aug. 21st, 1878,
all the right, title and interest of the said
James Bddington and Mary Biddington,
his wife, OF, to ana in all that lot or par Gel
OF ground known as
Lot number ten, in block number
nineteen, of Beall's first addition to
the town of Frostburg, Md, situat-
ed on the western side of Main
street in said first addition, and
having a frontage of nifty feet on
said street and running back one
hundred and fifty feet to an alley,
being one of the same lots or parcels of
ground which were conveyed to the said
James Burlington by Nelson Beall and
Annie Beall, his wife, by deed bearing date
of the Goth day Of December, A. D. 1878,
and recorded III Liber 7. L. No. AZ, folios
AS and 479, one of the land records Of
Allcgany county aforesaid. The said
property is improved by comfortable
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-12

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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-12
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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-12

Das 1lanna.-S. q. S:auFer, In
MtlfcrO Squar,. 9d., fn0 fOsbrn an nit
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ten &uSrufuna, rnth1ltsnb 2 ftCnr
GtrOmOs. YrCbrnammern, Striuguns,
Ell uHe SremtunIlite.
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Sd T1r fcit Is 9ltrsn nit llrrer-
pIuiih'eit uip p1Cur,h 3erpnrserufcnem
8crfpsb SSpId9t. So 9ctrautte Or.
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q. @r8cIer & 60. rerfebsn, mirc flr ris
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burger SrCrfen 9lvIntirt.
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Gin QBprtQn Mrbetter.

9lrbsitsr msrbtn burb ten Oetrlub
YCn Ir. @ierce's 61miIifnmeriltneu
05elo eriparen. Srtne pleasant Pur-
gative Pellets" (anaencbm abrubrenOt
9iQteu) unp "Golden Medical Dis
coVery" (CSCIcene mfebinute Gntped.
uNs) r,int3en bos Ylut uuo SgitsA,
ptrbuten bocurd Gicter uno anecrG
ernfltAe Gr1Rtteiten, uno fdrireE dqe
ftrcpbul6itn unS ancerc 0eftpiire uno
Iubftl65e. 3r nGen Npettetsn 81 ia.
ttn,
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IaB Or. au9ult S0niS's 8 L M.
tur9ev Sruft6ee iel5f unter Ne.
oiIinfrH Ole retpieute @ntrfeRnunN IN,
BET, i'tst follsnpeS 2 ursiben ocs Or.
Gtas. n. Nlper. SsnnS Greef. 9rnnf9l.
rlnia 81 bin Itcu ielt ;pei 9ltrsr
ppn Gn9truittJFctt bstmseiutt, bare
ftcn fsbr oisle @trtjincn 9ebrautt. al
sr feine ,6ulfs betCmmsn. Jr. aug.
ST nt9s 6ambur9er 9ruf'
ttee Eat mir nun msbr 9etOlftn, ais
Gre ancsren DteciIinen unO leitoem it
pen 2bee sebr1u4ts, tann tt eFen unp
aut iht1ten.
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8erbctr

@m 8ttn b. H., TN TrfoymtrttR TI1rr-
GGufs In %1rrnsburs turb &tY. 8. O..
SbcsmaIer. @r. Gptatm Rupp gu Nlib
<. 9. 9rcwn.
9n tcnfelscN Iass unb plase bur6
eGnirltsn gfarrsr. Mr. Daniel &crn.
man pon @eaefcntc un0 Grip 8. g.
9drtbcIDmsw zen 6amturS Clinton
&C., "a.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-12

8sfsr1 FtsIt uuisr aIct;rttr Gthrr,
Or. -. 8. Eeirtnier nah pttl1rcl 6ia
um rtus NIB ftrne Sattn fur ZEN
3ournIt Bud Stc6r ;u tluftn, fc eag
unirrs &unecn cine bsrrti4e Iparabl
srn 6slrTtl9sssittn!cn in unirrem
Stotr rnoen nCEcsu rGt fe g8ote.
2Gir rrwurtln ano tcfen, eas i5r anc
fcmmt Gno irbt rea rtusn Gtrltasrfct
ppn Wddrcn.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-12-12

ri: Gnf1r9 eiritr @cde teflmen
mir aGnuI son Stnec uro NlFsr uuo
IS 1T rdt5ilm 9e1enwIrti3 quite Shuts
Injutltcn, wrnu iHr n,bi opu rem fdt
ttn Z tnseraTer uaft JIss tetcmmeI
wc1t. Gett iu =. S. .6cuf,rs S1ep.
strace nt6en Stcm's Strhr, rpT, tcnnl
ibr son rem bsitsa Stuten UNI Stlefeln
aem0tt befommcn unr ;W pen bilislttn
Mreiisn.
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SCDwtnNm mttt9W.
Sur &ca ntuH9.

Sspc9en ourt zen SrcRcn GrfcIa, wcldsu
itt, pcrnrat isiuer 28irtunS5trlit Der 8 m.
burger Bruittbrcpci TT. gu0u
1pui9 in cen sanScn &ercini9ten 81 aisn
ryrun9tn BAL, gcriuhen 9swiienIris Rcn1 btn,
ccnlelbM nlrt;Hlhmeu unr CEN truten lnie + .
te acknowledgement in 6hnIihtr 8,rrafuns
unp realeIotn @tbtautS. Ampciunsm orja>
I,tmiuoeln. Sclc ouf Gurcr 6ut!
Or. Augult 1pni4'S bam6uratE
@ruittbee Tro nur in Original Qafeltn,
NreiS % Gems, p>cr fuuf pItetc s. rerta ut
III in alien ADabsitI ju Dl5en Uoer Iplro nat
GmpfnJ rr5 Grtllt2 irti M allsn Ebsi!en
Der Sr. Stlaten ctrlllct. Ran acrelItre:
u. pReler& 60.
SlltimOre, NPo.
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!9r. 6ranj 9Rilte, 81 5Igs!tf, ,5nt,,
ttrittrt pcn tirem 6aae, no elm Rann
70 itArt an R1CmndtiSmuS HIT, bab er
lttt ntltt trrc9en Trnntt. Sttre geins
warren 9elhpclsn une er lttt unidaiite
S6mrSrn. 3polf Stuueen nab Gje-
rrauh brs Ct. S1tcbS Del parsn dnt
1tmerjcn unb bic Glef4pult Ssr'
f9Wunprn.