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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-11
COMMENTS AND FACTS.

Butler was not bounced, but elimin-
atcd.
GENEROUS Conkling! he will graciously
allow Grant second place on the 1850
ticket.
THE musical Conger will have Il chance
to wind his silvery horn in the next
House.
THE Washington Post says the Demo-
cratic column has been "buttresscd' by
latest returns.
LANCASTER, Massachusetts, gave every
vote for the Radical candidates--any
shotgun policy?
BLAINE'S prestige is broken. His old
antagonist, the handsome Roscoe, has
call on him now.
JUDGE ABBOTT, of Massachusetts,, cast
his vote for one antagonist, Talbot, to
beat the other, Butler.
AFTER all the various and conflicting
reports, Acklen is elected from the Third
Louisiana district by 5000 majority.
MAINE has lost her honors. Zach
Chandler telegraphs to his son-in-law
that Michigan is the Banner State"
PAUL de Cassagnac is to fight an
other duel; the world will rejoice if it
proves the cause of his never fighting
another.
ROBERT RILEY, cx-cook OF the Pacific
steamer Georgia" says that Captain
Howard was drunk when the steamer
was wrecked.
SILVER Jones tclegraphs from Nir-
ginia city: "The legislature ovrrwhclm-
ingIy Republican, shall be elected
without opposition
EDWARD EVERETT was defeated for
Governor of Massachusetts by one vote.
How much happier Butler should be,
who went out by large majority.
THE cork seems to have been rammed
into the bottle, General Butler!-N J.
Tribune.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Twas a famous victory, All parties
combined barely overthrow Ben. But
Ter But, twas famous victory,
y. Y. Star.
MULE ticket for 1880. For President,
Samuel J. Tildcn. OF New York; Tor
Vice President, Benjamin +. Butler OF
Massachusetts.
Two noble Republican members OF
Congress lift up their heads south OF
what was once known as Mason and
Dixons line-Urner in Maryland, and
Jorgenson in Nirginia-Bdlt0. Gd!ette.
"AND down Scamander two silent
ghosts, stole in the twilight gray.
Cientler reader, need we tell thee that
their names were Benjamin and Den
mis- Washington Post.
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The Circassian Women

are considered to be most beautiful
Ennuied bachelor butterfly, have you
ever seen Circassian belle? Fly at
once to that wondrous cline, and You
will learn that the secret of much of
their beauty lies in the liberal use OF
SozoDoNr, which was introduced there
wears ago to make their teeth beautiful.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-11
The Next Senate.

Earring accidents, the United States
Senate after the 18th OF March next will
Inc made up politically as follows:
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HOTSIGI<IsIGPIIIs~
AGENTS. READ THIS,
NEW RICH BLOOD!

PARSoN'N PrGGNTIvE PMS make New Rich
Blood aud will completely change tho blood M
the Cntir" system IN three month. Any P'r-"I
who will take one Jdll each night from 10 -
weeks may be- restored tn sound health. II such
thing be- p",sibr. sent by mail forA lci'".
STAMPS. l. :. JOHNSON 4 CO.. Bangor. Ne.
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FOR SALE.

TOUSE AND SEVEN ACRES II TRIADEG~
III hpia. six or seven farms short distance
IRON pike: most OF them we'll improved
Several good houses and lots in the neigh Dor
hood Of Elm Grove and Triadelphia- Call and
see something you can make money on. II you
take il in time JOHN MCDONALD.
agl7 Real Estate Ag't Elm Grove. W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-11

This institution was regularly Incorporated 10y
the Legislature at Nh" state Tor Educational nnd
Charitable pur-r>c>. in 1855. with ~ Capital "l
81 WUupi. tn which 1t has since added u r>"Tc
mnd ol soon It. Grand single Number DINtn.
button will take place monthly, on Tho second
TUESDAY. II never scales or postpone. Inns
az the following distribution,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-11
STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CHARLESTON.

TIME NEW SWIFT PASSENGER STEAMER
i TELEPHONE, Ed. +. Maddy, DIN
Master. W. A. and L. L. Maddy, 80 e
Clerks, viii leave Wheeling for Charleston, on
the Kanawha, on Thursday evening AT o clock.
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO II.
SEANoS, llJ0 Water street, or Peoples Wharf
bOgt nova
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For Sale Cheap for Cash.

- HEAVY STONE WAGONS, EIGHT COAL
n Cans. one Cart. one Farm Wagon, one Spring
Wagon, three ton of
COAL BANK RAIL IRON,
Punched and counter sunk One new Spring
Wagon 6. J. ELLIFRITZ.
apis Cor. oath and Market streets.
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DR.. PierCe'S Fayorite Prescription

The term, however, "a hat = feeble expression 81
ny high appreciation ~ ~ value, based upon per-
Hnal OhsrTS alton. have. while WITNESSING u py2s-
Tive results in ibs special di-eascs Incident 10 Ne
orsznlsu Of WOMAN singri u out as ths eiinzsH 90
srownfnx gem % ny nasfleaI csyeer. On u. nerlts.
rs po<Ifiye safe ard eectuAi remedy for this class
UfJ,sease. and ono that will, az AL tfnes and under
III circumstance act kinsliy am willing 20 stake
nv reputation 80 phy sicizB: and - eon'lcEt am
. that 81 viii not disappoint the most sanyulne eI-
Iectstlnfs q single lhya III lAiy who uses IL for AIy
and seli a under a POSITIVE GUARANTEE tPor
The fIl0Ting are anlony thOse diseases In which
,nT Fsyevfte Presryiptisn has worked cures, as BY
tn5gic and with n certainty never before attained W
any B<ftcinr: J.eueOrrilpa, Excessive fDwlas,
Painful NOatljy Periods, Suppfessions vixen I,OEi
unnatural caases, IrTegularitles, Weak Back. Pro.
iapxus. OF FAILING Of Che Uterus. Anteyers,on kni
Ee,foTerslon, B.1rfng-iOvn sensstions, Intefnn
Iieat, Nervous Depression. Debtity,. Desronoeniy,
Threatened Miscarriage. thfonic tonSss,DD, IN
fAmmaiiOn and I'lceratIOn Of tie Ct.rus npo,speyj
BsTrsnncss, OF Sterility. and Female Neaknes-. Il
% not extI this medicine as n . enre-ah gt "
admirably fuiflis . sf.siesess % psyysne. ocIE =
most perfect specific In AL cnronic Gssas5 - W
texaai AZ stem n woman IL will not dtsappoinf nor
Tnose ubodesire further Information on theet sno-
Iects can obtain u in TIE PEofIEs CQxdos Sins.
MEDICAL ADyfsKR- . book Of over Wo paees. sent.
rosf-psid on receipt Of tlo. IL treats minuteiy %
tbosc discases peculiar 20 Females, and gives mucn
1sinsiie advice In regard 70 the management o.
Tsyerfte Presevayssss sslA b. Dvvegista
r. PIERCE, " D., Propr, W orid's Dispenssry
xnd lnVal.cP Hotel. BufAto, ". Y.
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CapitaIPriZc. $50. 900.

81 Prizes amounlin" l","'
Responsible corresponding agents wanted m
nil prominent points, 10 whom lihcml com
pcrSation IN hc paid.
Application Tor rutc> 10 clubs should only "'
made 10 the Home onicr iu New ORLEANS.
Write Cl,url, stating full address, i"g further
infurmutiuIl 81 ~"ud OulrrN Ia
NJ y pNTPITl\.
T. o. Box 81, New orleans. IL.
All our t,rHud Extraordinary drawings are nm
der the supcrNi>iuu and management ct General
&. r. Bcaurcgnrd aud luhnl \. Early.
n,sL,rM~
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,u,, MISSISSIPPI
ALABAMA o. - -
iy.', ~ l ,n,, llSSI Rlnrchc X Bruce
-, .,IL,, ~ WN-,,u lISS, nI,rc o G. Lamar,
,rr ,xS,s NfSSoTEI
49, n",rn.rat ISNi 4 DcmOcrat
100 f. -, n E,rl,nI |ISSI uL-,u NJ Cockrcn
IN @Nus. II. ,'a'''''' ~ > I'm ~, ,Sv
y, 'ALt"NNiN' ,.s, 40 = T.ddore
Iyur E,v.t,u R,nth IlSSl Alvin SuudcrS.
i>>l Ne" ton Do"''' '',' - > ~
100 p,,iI;,.r I>Si \ Repuhlican
-, - -. " rII.- |ISSI William sharon
4N'' i i',,'. i,,,i ~ xrw uNNpSHIKE
49, 6.,,l;o,, lrSs[ 4 Rnnuhlican
IN helM,nIIIs,uI. $50 Ef,ra-5 n Rm1riDs
lNNI w III W En'"h' ~" - 80 IrtSrY
$500 nELNW Nj II, ,S,, s,+,bI + Pan5oInh
80 - -, al u Mcpb.rsnn
l>S' VII Ha'lSp"F!' ~ - ~, Nv ~
49, I,, ,>Si , EnnuhIirnn.
ISL "cha> W. Jones ISL ,tmnCiS ,p hyTnh
1855 \ democrat Eo.a 1851 4 Dcmocrat
ISIS "Bcnj. II. Hill. 1883 "Matt W. Ransom.
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Washington Post.

1t cost Zach. Chandler thirty thOuS-
and dollars to defeat pat Will
liams." in Detroit. Zachariah would
sooner sell the roof over his head and
live. like his great prototype. up tree,
than have the slightest detrimcnt hap
pen to the Republic.
y Y. Herald
There is no longer any reason for
doubling that all American transactions
for the ensuing year will be conducted
on the specie basis Its good effects will
be so manifest in the revival OF trade
and industry that no party will dare to
90 into the presidential election as the
opponent ola rcdeemable currency.
FRED. MAY. the young man who used
4 whip upon James Gordon Bennett, Is
irving to make up his mind whether to
gn ON the stage or to seek his fortune i'll
Omaha. 1t is said that he will proba-
bIv experiment with his tall and elegant
form. handsome and well-COlOred nous
tache before the Observation-Disclosures
Times.
TIE Presidential back door is closed.
Oregon. always fearful Of drafts, got up
and began to push it to as early as une,
and dav before Yesterday Nevada slam
med il shut. California intends to ap-
DIV a strong bolt next September. The
next President must enter the " hlte
House by the front door, and not like Il
Returning Board thicf-in the night
over the back palingS.- Washington Post.
IL itself, ballot is only bit OF dingy
white paper with marks on it. BIT 1t
has rcvolutionzed half the governments
Of the civilized world, and ii is going tn
revolutionize the other half. Once arm
cd with it. people has no need of other
weapons to enforce its will or to NAM
tain it's rights against oppressorS or
usurpers. Wrong may hold out stub
hornlv for season, but the people $
victory is only question OF tIme.--N.
y. Sun.
DESPITE his defeat on Tuesday, Gen.
Butlcr has three months of Congresslon-
al life before him. He has good many
scores to settle in that brief space, and Is
likely 10 let off his entire reserve OF
bricks. 1t is reasonable to suppose that
= shower of these missiles will tal! on
the White House before Christmas;
Those who think Butler dead lion VIII
! do we'll to keep out OF reach Of his paws
/ till they have further evidences OF ms
! demise = Washington Post.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-11

STriadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS truin only
runs between Wheeling aud Triudclphia.
tDaily except Sundsy-Ncwark Accommodate
ton.
.Stcubcnvillc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tn,n
during the day passes backward aud forward b..
tween Martins Ferry and Ecllairc. stopping
when required nj sherman House. .EuHvillc
West Wheeling and Gravel Hin.
IN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY. THE Torn
~ inst. cars on the Whcclin. and Elm Grove
railroad will run a. follows:
Cars will leave the city corner Of Market and
El.,.., Ia .tr..., 49,. nI,lS f,In,n, -, 49,
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BUY YOUR DOG COLLARS
At
West Va. Stencil and Seal Works.
40 1881 MARKET STRTTT
The only place in the city vhcr You can get
vnllr unmr slammed on the collars. l1Wlp
[K:14
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

\ splendid opporrunito towina fortune. llih
Grand Distribution, l>.S. - New Orleans. luc>
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-11

at is handy to have about the house"
T0odles said. SO is SPALDISG's GLUE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-11-11

srrIN'E A~Tf-FaT f. the great remedy Tor COrpu-
eury IL purely vegetable AMI p'rfscuy harmless
o. afs on Che food ~ ~" sfOuash. preventing s'"n-
yrrsinu Into faf. IlLrn according 10 dirrtffi'. "
viii redsee . fat psrsp from Y In pogsd. y week.
On nlacing this TruCiy before iI' pablc ~ posi-
Tive cure fDT Drrity, We do ~ knowing iiB afly 10
turr. - sttrs'rd By hundreds 81 tnsiin.Onlzlh ~
which the following FROM a laiy ~ ICiHDbus, ono,
a. a sAtnIic: GsDilru.D Your AniI-fat was duly
received. took n according 80 dirrctlpns ana "
tsduesi ne hvr pounds. wO - slatSd oger uc re-
.ll, that Immediately ESnt 90 ACKLnhafgB drug
store rlr il- fSrOnd bOttr." Another, fh!sicisn,
Uritiny fur patient from PT0yIdcurr, r. l., s1y .,
Your iptfi@s have rednrcd her weight from w
pounds % lgg Iunds and there isa gsn"fal ifupfgye-
nan, in hsslth.' A gentleman writing rom iOb-
ION, SAYS: Without Gpecal change Or ATTENTION 10
diet tNO boitlrs q Mans Anil-ba rcdu"ol ~ four
and ou--qnar1eT UJUnd.' liz W'lLknn1u Whole
sale pnisdsts, FtifTii, DOOLITTfE SMITH ~ be-
ION Mae. write a. follows: 4" Al1I's Auii-tai has
reduced n lady In our city gTy'u pouBis ia three
weeks a ge1ilrIBah In ~. Lotiis wEiiri "tllans
tnii-Fst reduced me twelve pOHn'.s 10 ihr'r as,
aud alU,rtheF have lost twenty -tyr Irns'H tlnrs
commenting rs uss.n Messrs. PowELtG fit'il-Igr.
Nhols.al- Druggists. Of Buffalo. y. y, vritr: 10
THE pHOPRIEIOEs OF ALLAS's ANTi-FAT: 'f"r''e-
rufn.-Trs following report l. from he lady wi" H"
EllAns Ani-Fst. IT (thc Anti-Fai hal ~" rr " y
eject reducing iie fat from two o. I've I'nfu-f a
week until I hsi Inst twcIIiy-hvc p0unI iHir'
rsyer 90 Tcgaln What have lost iuti-Fatis 90
unsIceiIsd Dlood-pgd6st. u promotes n'gesliou.
curing fysperEia. nnf u sisp potent r~ffsdy fpr
rhsumatlsni. Sod by druggists. Pamphlet "a Obes-
i'V ssnf on rrrPipf II stamp.
R2TkNiC MEDICINE co, PnoPEs, Buf4io, vi.
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BANKS.
Exchange Bank.

Exchanges hSahh.
C.pITlJ 100000
lrwlrrf or STOCKHOLDERS, $4,000.
vf, Rank succeeds % the business OF inc
v.-bsnt,, National Bank aud deals in coin,
..--,7, commercial paper and bills of exchange.
INTEREST PAID UN SPECIAL DEPOSITS.
r.rs,t;rn, made on all point, and proceeds
VI. .r,,ly RENTED Accounts Of bankers AMI
.ro,, m,n solicited Stockholders liable I"
-r-...,n-, according tp the PROSTITUTION "i me
,.s,s hf,..we "a. i'm National banks.
DIRECTORS.
Y V,SIr S\N'L LNTGUIIN,
: UFrArrtrS. CRAWFORD BuoTH,
Hg,gy WALLACE. =. UnEKHErLE,
TO- HOFFMAN,. u. |'TNAN,
wv. ELHNDuAN.
y VANCE PRESIDENT.
>AWL LNTGULIN. NI,EPEE>IpENT.
JOHN J. JONES. CASHIER. aug
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O M AN

py an fnIfncnse rrsrtiee ~ The woYiTs Drprp-
gary and lnyslds HJic having treated many ilso1.
saui raSrz 81 flin-c dige1pr, PECULIAR 20 woman.
have been ensbi'i 70 ITrrt t.Osi pDirHt and psi
Tive TeuIsiy for tisesc disSsses.
10 f,.lynate tlI nAfuIal GuocInr. have nau1cd 10
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And it has larger circulation in England any
other American magazine. Every number con-
tains about one hundred and fifty pages and
from fifty 10 srycnty-tivc original woud.cut IL
lt,S
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VlEINF
orient Mutual. al New lori---.-..-. l.'-s-;i5 T.
rLlrEGLi--t 80 .lD.'I.
EuirkcrlypEer Casualty. Ncw York -. 20 -
Property insured ~ ihc very Dwc-t rates.
In.... laid promptly. GD'i risk. and reliable
ageut. solicited in every part ~ Wet Nlrgluia.
+. &. ADDISON.
JD-FpH EN-HEVEr. Local AGENT MAJ.
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Terms, ga 90 a year in advance; 35 cents
q number.

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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-05

NARROW EsCAPl FROM FIRE.-The
property of Mr.. J. Jandorf narrowly
escaped fire on Sunday evening.
A little son of his while alone IN
room. CHANGED to get hold of some
matches with which he set the cur
tains of the room on FIRE Only the
timely discovery OF the act averred "a
destructive fire.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-05
Excellent for Tables Weakly Persons
and tho Aged.
MOUNT PROSPECT VINEYARDS,
NEW JERSEY.
SPEER'S PORT GRAPE VINE.
Four Years Old!

THIS Justly celebrated native Wine j.
made FROM the juice Of the Dpprto Cape,
raised in this country lis invaluable
Fohi,. ANA siren ;,hnuimr Properties
are unsurpassed by any other native Wine.
Being thepure juice of the grape, produced
under Mr.. Sprcrs own personal sriprrvie-
ION its purity and gennineness are gtaram-
tred The youngest cnild may pariake OF
It's generous uui'illcs, and the weakest IN
v'li'i nsc it t" advantage. II is y rtlcular
il De,etcial t" the aged and drbilitntt,i
mi suited to the various ailments tina, af
lit lie weaker sex. 1t is, in every rcsp"' =.
4 Wine 80 be Relied. Gss.
INvALiDs USE sPEER's PORT CRAZE VINE.
FEMALES Use sPEEK'S FORT GRAPE y ,NF
WEEKLY pEhsu>s FIip BENEFIT FROM IT'S -.
,;peers Wines IN II spitais ar. prefer, K
l"nther Vines.
Sold by Druggists generally, VII" rs i.
sell Sn-cr's Standard Wine Biiters. ir.';
supple d nv all wholesale dealers. Sc, d: !.
the signature OF Alfred Sp,er, nassaic, ~
j., is over The cork of each bottle.
ALFRED SPEER,
1T Prospect Vineyards, New Jersey.
Office No - Warren Ct New York
50" SALE BY MCNEILL& MCCULLoH,
July by Frostburg, Md.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-05

Music AND THE DANCE.-A pleas
ant greeting to the New Year was en-
joyed by those who attended the
Arion Society's Grand Ball Tuesday
night in Paul S Opera House. Under
the inspiration of Mr.. Geo. II. Hook
ing's Band the may rounds were
trlrred TIL late in the morning. AT
II o'clock, Mr.. j. Jandorf, in the
name Of the Society delivered pleas.
ing address in which he wished all a
happy New Year, and compliment; ed
the Band.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-05

A SON of Mr.. John Dawson receiv-
ed painful wound in the face by be-
ing struck with the boot heels Of
boy, while another boy was playfully
tossing him in the air.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-05

The shooting m Itch for the Geld
Watch and Chain, hich was to take
place on Christmas day, was postpon-
ed on account of the unfavorable
weather which prevailed.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-05

WE refer orr readers to the leading
editorial of the Baltimore Evening
Bulletin, Of Jan. %, 1878, and to the
Prospectus Of that paper now running
in its columns. The claims OF the
proprietors of this excellent Paper
deserves the notice of the reading
public.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-05

J. B. ODER, ESQ, left home on Sal
urday of last week to assume his legis-
lative duties at Annapolis. We e1-
pect good laws, Boss.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-05

A Fur CAP hanging in front Of Mrs,
J. Jandorfs store, was blown away by
the wind; if in possession of any one
the owner will be thankful for its re-
furp
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-05

New YEARS SFoRT-A shooting
match, with shot-gu IL, was held near
Sand Spring run on New Yeas day,
where tendo!lar pair Ct boots, and
several turkeys, were the prizes shot
for. Mr. Charles Sourbaugh won the
boots, and Mr.. VIM. Copper the tur-
KEYS.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-05

The marriage ceremony Of Miss
Isabella B. Edwards Of tins place, and
Mr.. r. V. Clayton OF Annapolis. WAS
performed at 10 clock Oh Thursday
of last week in the N. E. Church, by
Rev.W B. Edward. the bride father.
A large congregation OF ladies and
gentlemen were present on the occa-
sion. The happy pair left the same
day for thei" home in Annapolis, &C.
compauied by the we'll wishes Of many
friends and relatives.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-05

Our readers will notice the adver-
It's .la..t Of The Baltimore Daily and
Weekly Sun in another column, These
papers have heretofore given their
raads"s the freshest ana most reliaLl,.
news, in matters relative to City ard
State, Politics, Business, Literature,
Law, and the public occurrences of
the day. Independent Of all parties
and non-seclal ian, there are no no
'ives to induce its publishers 10 dis
tort facts, Il ma we'll style Itself i
rerrss ntativ" OF tire prog, esss-
spir;' OF the age, suited 10 al. classes
Of people.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-05

The dreaiy fog which prevailed i'll
this vicinity so many days, recently,
seems to have been peculiar to this
section. as reports from other parts
not far away, say no such visitation
Was there.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-05

ABOUT half past FIVE o'clock Thurs
day, 4 report resembling a lond ex
plosion Jared the houses in he east
ern part OF the city. It vas at first
supposed to be a boiler explosion, and
is, yet, unexplained,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-05

ELECTIoNa-At meeting OF
Lodge No. SO. knights of Py,hiaa, o.
Frosthu,g, held last week, the follow
ing officers We're elected
p. C-John NJ Oats.
n Outward II Davis.
Y. C-James Hansen.
P-Jo?eph Morris
III. E.-John L. Lewis.
M F-John l. Jones
X. of Il. and .S.--Geo NJ. Perdew.
Rep. to G. IL. S. Metzger.
Frostburg Lodge, No. $50, Knights
of Honor, held an election last We'd
nesday evening, and the following
Brothers will serve the next term:
D,ctutor-jo seph Jandolf.
Vire- D.ciator-John s Kidwell
Assat Iactator--Geo. A. Wlngert.
Reporter-Josiah Ford
Financial Rtport.r-uoracc Beall.
Treusurcr--B Stern
Chupiain-Daniel Krapf.
Gmtde-George Ort
Gua1rlto7-Conral Ort, ir.
Senti"eL- John Ort.
T'vstees-Philip M;chaels, A. A.
Rogers and Conral lap.
Representative to G,and Lodge
DR.. w. Fl. Ravensc aft.
Asst. Rep. to Grand Lodye-Chas.
II. Walker.
The following officers were elected
at i. meeting of the German Arion
Singing Society for the term ending
July lst, 1878:
Rrrsiaemt-Geo"se IT. Witt,g.
Wee President-John Pfeiler
Secretary-C"ar'es Wildman.
Treasprer.John Wineherg.
Lib n,lau--J ohm GehAuf.
Finance Com R. Rogers, William
Wenk and Geo Horchler.
Trustees-F. W. Maurey, Henry
Wineberg and Win. florchler.
Frostbrrg Lodge. No. 40, | 0 0
F., had an election on Tuesday even
ing, January l, 1873, when the follow
ing gentlemen we're chosen to preside
for the ensuing terso:
" G-l.ewis Sk;lno'e.
Y d.. Johnson.
Rr". &fc,-H. Remnant, =,
Pc. Ser 7. Mason.
T/caSur<r-Geo. Boeltusr, 81,
T"&hes--F, Johnson, George Is.
Parker and T. Stevens.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-05

THE Fair held for tie benefit ofthe
Presbyterian Sunday School, IN Odd
Fellows Hall, was a decineb success.
A pleasant time was experience by
those who visited it. Among the
many articles disposed Of was an or
gan which son Of Mr. Jos. Thomas
drew with ticket No. 80 The school
tender their hanks for the patronage
received
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-05

fIIE nyrr Is !ra,iir,g to an carly grave
atv often been opened by co'igh rco'd.
: thousands hHle hrctl cured and saved bv
Dr i1ui.'s Cough syrup.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-05

]2NEs Patent Ventilated ADJUST
able Truss and Supporter, a new ar
t.cio IL ths ,rlss line, which dispenses
with springs and Is supplied instead,
with ventilated nick.r-llatel and
hard rubber adjustable Pads. is dis
ideratim for the unfortunate who re-
quire an article Of he KIND, and may
be seen at Mr. Douglas Ptrcy's Drug
Store. Mr.. Percy is AGENT Tor the
Patent.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-05

AN entertainment held at PAUL.
Hail under the Management Of the
ladies and gentlemen of the NJ. E.
Church, Christmas evening" was very
creditable to them. The reading b.,
Miss Lou Edwards, the excellent
music by a number Of ladies, and the
last tableau entitled the ART Cal
lery' were particularly attractive.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-05

THEY have turkey in Europe but
few in other Christian lands now.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-05

The paIn,ins business is good in
New York.