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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-09-12
FARM FOR SALE.
lily Farm of $40 Acres

OF good land, IN section 50 aud 81, TOM c.
sLsiass- .1 Asst ieug. niles east of Fenniiasre
Centre, adjoining the ola, and wen known
Parker place, is for sale. There are l20 acres
uIitler the pillow, 40 acres of good timber and
the remainder in meadow, pasture, two orch
ards; the old one giving plenty OF apples lar
home consumption, the other having lTn
Young trees and bearfag; also grapes and OH.
err fruit The dwelipg is a good stone hnisa.
ing with cellar and basement. The placesi.
provided with good granaYg, stables and OH
er outbuildings Plenty Of good running
spring water abounds
Price S2J per acre, hall casa other con-
ditions and particulars made known ON in.
quiry on the premises,
o l. BERRY,
Fenmp'npaprs VIZ, ApglYs7sAA9 2i@a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-09-12
5pelials.
FARM FOR SALE.

Any one dAsifng 80 buy sn eight farm
within one ard 4 half miles Of Lancaster,
sixty ncfesfimproved and the r.maiader partly
pasture ard partly timber, with story md a
halt house, pretty good Stable and other ont
buildings aud gaoa.orchard and small fruits,
all for 81, 600. mag apply to the editor Of fafe
lisRALps The property is out 81 rhe reach u
Hoods and not Ia 4 cyclone belt. $50 - :
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-09-12
.lPovtrty ana ST fefsng.

..sIr was L r4gsed down sNstih dsbt, ' poSvsrtg
and suffering for Years, cansrdi by a.tsie!s
Sanity and large bills for aactoriHg, whiel, ei a
them no good. Twas completely discouraged,
until one year ago. by the Afyice Of my pastor,
procured Hop Bitters and commenced their
use, and In one month we were all wen, and
none Of Us have seen a sick day since, aHd
want to say TO all poor mon, you can keep
your families we'll q year with Hop, Bittars
for less shan ORG dcctors visit will cost.
know It. Wor kingman. $3.50 |
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-09-12
TEACHERS ExAMrN arroNs,
ias tsfsf.f 4T M
Fail Of 1879.

The sgaiar Fall examinations OF teachers for Grant
County will be heiu as follows:
Csssyiiie-Monday and Tuesday. Oct. Z ands
Beetowon--W etnesday and Thursday. Oct Q aid O.
Mt H9pe-frdaY5 and Saturday. Oct. II and Il.
Muscoda-W ednesday and III urseay. Oct. l6and Il
The examinations will begu at 10 a. M oC tho first
gay. a pplieants should come provided with peas
examinations will be granted Without imperative
reasons fsee See pa School Code.l All requests 60
endorse or whcerticaes to license those who
have failed will be useless. here will De sufficient
number Of qualified teachers 10 teach our schools and
to them the positions rightfulIy belong. District
usfk are TO post this notice in some
pub IL place. NSs 49, CqAS. L. HAMPER
80 y S. Co snpt. OF Schools.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-09-12
Our County Convention ana Nomlna
lions,

The Il publican county Convsn-
ton held 10 tho court house Tuesday
,o was such a one as does patriot good
% to see. 1t was large, every tows !,
with but two or three partial exdep-
ti2ns being fully represented, ard
this Tells but little Of the story. The
rcpres onta,ives from these towns.
were the good old Substantial men
such as made the Republican party
and such as give tone and character
to communities. There were $50
men in that body who on an average
would rank as greater. men than
compose the egislatures of this State
or even Of the State of New York.
Such is thu standing of the men who
havengiven .tothe people the ticket
to be elected in Grant County next
November. They gave us, TO start
with v. .fl h,...
'o' tae JOHN COVER, FOR SHERIFF.
John Cover. son OF the noble sire
who for more than twenty years
scattered Republican doctrines and
sowed republican seed all over Grant
County by means of the GRANT
County HERALD, John Cover, who
when but boy left college and en-
i. listed in the army that wore the
~ blue aud tor three years followed its
flag to victory. John, Cover who
himself run the powerful machine,
the GRANT County HERALD, for a
number of years, and is, thus known to
every citizen of Grant County. This
/. Convention of industrious and intel
~ iigent men also gayeusA .st1sJ / :
~" F. $. kip FOR, COUNTY CLERK,
who also in his youth battled. in, the
army of the Union asd carries for
'siife the visible and troublesome
s"i wounds received III the wsr. Fetch.
or S. Kidd who for term after term
has served the people SO satisfaetori!
\ ~ in the discharge ofh dnties as
County Clerk that as long aslhe ac-
cepts they viii not cven-think of an
"' other for the place. And they CAV 9
go q ~ q ftfNff G, ,tittHst eAisist3ilS-
70 .ag.a
L.p. LEsLER. FOR TREASURER,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-09-12

...aTaElA o{d Settlers, as viii 5, gob.
ssrySd by the ann9u pssmentsareI to
m eetuin Lancaster on tho ,2hth) in .
slant publish the names ofths
Officers al d notice that they must b
up and doing. It i understood this
year that a competent pefsoa, WILDE
chosen TO deliver aniaddPess. If not
already Gibson he should be- and no.
tilted at once. Grant County ID
proud of its Old Settlers and there
should bo interestIand enthusiasts Il
their anp dal gatherings The off !
GERS are: John II. Rountree, Presi-
dent; Ira W.-Brunaon, Vice Presii
dent; VIM. McGonigal, Seoretary;rT.
NJ. Barber, Treasurer; Jas. A. Jones,
Corresponding Secretary. The, Elk.
eeutiye Committee. consists of, Col!
JnoI G. Clark, Alex. Iv,ey Leonard
Coates, PhilIip Keltz, Mrs. J. p. Lew-
Is, Mrs.. ), I. Mills, Mrs, J, g. Cover,
Mrs, Alex, Iyey,, Mrs, Edward Pol
lock and Mrs.lL NJ, tAltizer. .aa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-09-12
To All Whom it May Concern:

Please take notice, that, intending to per
manentiy remove from Cassvie, | haze placed
all my notes and accounts ia the hands OF John
IL q. Sneclode of Cassville, to whom payment
may be made during my temporary absence,
and who has also instructions TO sue all who
have not paid within so days of this date.
M# .l54.sss a, KRAFT, NJ. D.
Cassville, August 2S. 25ml
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-09-12

A new man but one we'll known to
most Of the people of Grant, a sol
der also who walks with the aaai6t
anea OF cano because cripplsHby
rebels. l.. p. Lester WHO for 4Id51-
en- years has handled the acEouhts
and the money of busir essA m eas Of
Lancaster entirely to their satisfac-
ton and who has made friends all
the while and will do so as Treasur-
er for Grant County. Aud they
i,as.4S Xsaa4 OO.2e, 2MaaT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-09-12

cali sustained. some bruises on the
lead SnA astss Ehilf Mr.. M com
planned of internal palm. Tho wagon
badly broken, was returned ito town
for Fenair, while Mr.. and Mrs, Met
calf weres taken home by parties from
town. We have not heard from them
since, butshape aheiriliury is not SCI
rious.. S.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-09-12

For the right parties, isto buy Van Barren
d Billings stock of General Merchandise at
Montiort, Grant Co., Wis. Good trade es-
-sahished, andon completion of Z. & TN. G.
RR will make one of the best business points
on the whole line
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-09-12

a ass 81 shsai4IsSs1t' GsslgIl.,H s.D..i.y,

!. ....lS,Io QL.Ms IUII, !, ).
-wiro-hns fffict-thc -pfficc-sstisfacteriiy
'fofe emo term HaLserved out two
ehlistmeuts n-!he grea5 l6yaai alpsy.
IheyI gave us siAgs si.,ai 81 / b6a /
X HERMAN BucnHER, PoR CLERK oTv
''fi g CIRCUIT COURT, e gs'te'E
III ,ZtfffL re@t 10 ZOE .4fsssTg
"A soldier of the Union, an efficient
Clerk Of the Court for thar past tm d
years and a man true TO every trust
reposcdl in him: oTiey gave US
NV Heal 6sH }u9W1f37s = 9a8 II 2
rno w.,P. DURLEY, For REGISTER OIL
mao aoijs fetv DEEDsa aiei9 yoner |
W. r. purloy.a. at whom some of}ps
"ine- haired, gentry turned up. our
nosesatwo ysars ago. and said he
"couIdnft spei''and acouldn't write'l
etc., but whose pages Of records are
as clear az engravings and as correct
as a dictionary; man devoted I'd
truth and right and whose lameness
Is the work ofthe enemies of of our
e9;s.nntry; And they gave as ' ,..,.'.
JOEL BARBER, Fol-. COUNTY SURVEYOR,
who by faithful service for several
terms has 'showa himself to be the
80 ~ {.
right man 70 the right, place. AZ
served three years in the army Aud
last but notbloast they gave us lqqa
=" FRANKLIN EYsrER, FOR CORONER
Who was nominated IS the biggest
man in Grant County and who could
cit down harder on a subject for I'M
qnissiittjio.nnaI oxaminatiQn than any
other man 10 the County, a49
lit was 8 good convention and it
did a good work "iI ~YH~is aa
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-09-12

i .II2IODSIY ,IHT
OFFICERS

Hon. NJ. N. CoTHRESs,, Judge. ----
: HERMAN BucHNER, Clerk. bf8w
"a y. ScHREINER , Deputy Clerk. ara
Wan HOMER BEEhE, District Airy.
MARI. BIfcHARp, Sheriff. II 3 so
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-09-12

peal, I'm person) Barber 6 Clementson.
Matter of est of Matthias Walsh, deed VS.
Jason Downer, app, appeal, Bushnell 4 Clark,
resp, Barber & Clementson, Apl
Ole G 0rneberg VS. Math Birchafd, relief,
Thomas & Fuller, Brooks s butcher.
Chas G Rodolf VS. Matthew Birchard, relief,
Iin person. jenkins, Elliott ( Winkler.
Maria Eckstein vs. N Richards ct al. appeal,
Bushnell & Clark, Barber Clementson.
T., G HaWley i SON VS. w Homer Beebe, gar
s&csappfT, ~ Ed G B Carter, Bushnell &
CLARK
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-09-12
THE HERAoH4
;. LANCASTER :zrd ~
,'Thnrsday, Sept. I2. 1875.

s33il EDWARD POLLOCk, Editor. -
ns=s++t4 4=++>tr-=t=s
moTnE insatiatei destroyer, yellow fe1
yer Is filing GRAVES, in ahe south i
fast, as sversIThee NNI8brtIha lis sendipg
ndownI millions in money apd,preyiE
sions and hundreds of our ,physicians
and nurses have gone To- help MOI
I9yel aasls-s.-...-t..s.-.sss.-II. .--.s 10dto |
roTTHE Democratic oCohvention iaE
nMdss5da llyeateraay refused to- ebE
,dorse rKipg;rrThsy dominated CoihF
lren Histories pBre trne. HbpweEef
INSTRUMENTATION s~as 1sot lin se8t1E
g5od faithio Ailathe Delegates v6ye
TO nomjpatS C9ibrsa. except IA y jfrgoas
this, 9eoag tYsidiJaageJC othrenl swil
ypro5ably aeelineg ard the victeryifoi
M. Hazeiton will be as easy as BIZ
Z gcoald desire. '1Iqadrsds 81 oDsmpI
arats in eEeryq conplyI nlitbei District
omiIl oyotesfer iRspnbieans.bsIHupI
sidrSds .bf isepubliUans whoghaps aoted
codee with tie aGResn backyrs win mol
vote with them this Fall -. !, -"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-09-12

5 You willafiod that the party that
stands ny ihe national faith ins peace
and WAR; ihe paymen tsof The nub-
heNdebl honestly and in j the, worlds
good, money; in farorie of npholding
the. rig hts OF the poarAand the rich
alike under the law 5issthe, party that,
will win victery on American soil. i
sasI haze said, more than | intended
tolsaysthatsLdo -not forget, here to-
thank Abs convention for. the honor.
! which isshas conferred upon me to-
day. Il am not insen BILE 10 The graf
ltnde whiehll owe my party and its
representatives. here assembled, for
the cerdials unanimops sstlppogt--for
The re7np nina tiep.s an .,,.s...sts aas
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-09-12

The speaker said that the story
banded around by newspapers and
opposing politicians that the Green.
hackers have upholstered their farm
with mortgages is an absolute, false
hohd, and asifbf himsehhe defiss any
man 10 sho VI hua. where. .hes owes
dollar in the world. Lncky man!nhe
speaker closed bis discourse with AN
humble. supplcatiof To THE Oliver ofall.
good things for the success of The
cause after him. ..s.,s.4.,..... 8.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24
Summer Arrivals.

The following ladies and gentleme
have arrived during tho week:
AT RICHARD BEALLs.
Mrs. Collins and child, st. Louis, Mo.
Miss Bishop, Annapolis, Nd.
AT n $. FRosT's
Mrs. d. c. Bruce, Cumberland, Md.
Miss Nellie Bruce,
Thomas II. Frost, Unontown, Pa.
AT MARX WINELAND's.
d. H. Smouse, Larnard, Kansas.
{. w. Smouse, "
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

A FAIR AND FESTIVAL was held at
Eckhart this week for the benefit OF
st. Michael $ church OF F. ostburg. 1t
was well patronized.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Charles F. Mayer,
President of the Consolidation Coal
Co., and Cumberland and Pennsylva-
MIA Railroad Co., was in town last
Saturday.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24
New Business Locals

SUFFERING will exhibit its presence by
the cries Of the baby and should be re-
moved by the prompt use Of that highly
recommended lemedy-Dr Bulls Baby
Syrup. 1t is free from Morphia, Price
% cents.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

The Arion Cornet Band visited
Eckhart twice last week and were
handsomely entertained by Messrs.
William Mcmillan, Fred. Horchler
and William Parker.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

New JERSEY PREMIUM WISE-Physi-
clans state the Port Wines that took the
premium at the Centennial, produced and
offered for sale by Mr.. Alfred Specr, Of New
jersey, are wines that can be safely used
for medicinal purposes, being pure and
free from medication, ard arc more relia-
bic than other Port Wines
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

A PROMINENT official says he "never
comes to this region without seeing
or hearing something unpleasant. "
That's precisely our experience when
ever we ask anybody for money.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

The Democratic primaries to select
delegates to the County Convention
will meet next Saturday evening, 3lst
inst. The place of meeting in Frost
burg is not yet designated.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

EsargasEss in Parasols at 3. SpERl
& Co.'S Dry Goods Store.

Essa|gaiEss in ParasoIs at g. STERN
& Co.'S Dry Goods Store.
Great Esarg:asms in Black and
ColOred AlpacaS and Cashmeres at b.
STERN & Cos Dry Goods Store.
a few hundred more OF those s
cent Ladies Lace Tics at B. STERN & Cos
Ladies Silk Handkerchief in coIors and
qualities of exquisite beauty, % per cent.
below value, at HITCHINs Bros,
Il. S5g'aRH u Go. say they have plenty ui
,ho4e cheap goods on hand Of which they
nave been recently selling such immense
quantities. ana more coming. They are
still controlling the trade In the interest OF
thc people.
900 Pieces more Of the incest and
fastC3J "o.0T%, Calico, at &c al Is. ;>IEi.1
& COS Dry Goods store.
Lisey 10 EAing.-Thc Liver is the
imperial organ OF the whole human system,
~ il controls the life, health AHliAGppmlss
of man. When it is disturbed IN its proper
action, MI kinds Of ailments are the natu-
raj result. The digestion OF food, tie
movements OK the heart and blood, the ac-
,'un Of The brain AMI ncrvOuS system, are
ali Immediately connected with the work
mos q the Liver II has been successfully
proved that Green s August i'lower is uu-
cq!ialcl in curing all persons afflicted with
Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and all The
numerous symptoms that result from an
unhealthy condition of the Liver and
Stomach, Sample bottles to try, 10 cents.
Positively sold III all towns on the " cstern
Continent. Three doses Will prove that it
Is just what you want.
" YOU want nice kl Glove Tor 50
cents, buy Of ,Cr.ISs Bros.
Is. stern * a., started the war.
They are still receiving large stocks OF
Dry Goods, Clothing, Notions, Boots,
Shoes, etc, etc, and selling them at prices
shat cMsi't Ssa iseasi? tatronize the
firm which made the first movement III
favor of TIE bayIng public.
GREAT Jon III Ladies Berlin Gloves at
ilIroulNs Bros Call and see them.
Smother lot of those Gray Mixtures,
Striped ard Plaid Dress Goods, at and 10
cents per yard Is. STERN & Co.
Go TO HIrCuINS Bros. for anything and
everything you want. They have the
cheapest goods because they are the best
a Valuable DEscovery.-Dr c.
W. Benson practising physician, ii lot
n. EutaW street, Baltimore, Md, (who has
paid much attention to nervous diseases,
las discovered that extract OF celery and
chamomilc combined in a certain proper
ton, invariably cures headache, either bi!
F., i0us, dyspcpIic, nerVonS or sick headache
GCura! gla ana nervousness. This is q tr
| umph in medical chemistry, and sufferers
! all over the country are 0r.iclinT by mail
| He UrpDnr(s il in n; Il /: at 80 cents ptr box
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24
lice, MainSt. Hitchims Bros. Building
Frostburg. Aug. ga, 1873.

Mr.. MEDAIRY contributes a chap
ter to the Cyclopedia of School Board
literature.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

ExHAUsTED.-The water in the up
per part Of town is exhausted, and
the central and lower portions will
soon be dry, unless Il friendly rain
comes to our relief. Like a mortgage,
however, the rent runs on, if it takes
the house and lot to pay it.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

absent for several weeks, is expected
to occupy his pulpit tomorrow at the
usual hours.
LARGE SNAKE,-Rev. L. T. Wider
man and George Hobitzell killed a
IA tlesnake on Savage mountain yes
terday four feet long and carrying
eight rattles
THE Town TAxEs.-BaiIiff Smith
received the town tax book the latter
part of June, since which he has col
lected and paid to the Treasurer
81, 500--a larger amount, it is said,
than has ever been realized to this
time of the year. This is quite cred
liable to the BailiH and people. The
prompt payment Of taxes is benefit
to all concerned, and those who are
holding back are mistakenly doing
so in view of the hard winter which
is approaching. Besides we learn
many are of opinion that they are not
compelled to pay until the end of the
year. If they will read the law they
will find that the taxes are due at once,
and The Bailitf can distrain therefor
at any time upon thirty days notice.
RUNAWAY AND MARROW ESCAPE.
On Tuesday Il one-horse team from
keystone, Pa, containing three little
children, was left standing on Frost's
avenue by the driver who went down
the avenue TO search for lost strap,
The horse took fright and, finding
himself free, started full tilt toward
the woods. Policeman Price happen
ed to be in the neighborhood, and see
ing the perilous situation Of the little
ones, leaped into the rear Of the wag-
on, gathered the lines and brought tie
horse to halt. Had the team reac
ed the rough ground Of the woods, the
consequences would have been fearful
His timely appearance, quick decision
and courage, beyond doubt saved the
lives Of the children. He deserves
great praise for his intrepidity.
APPOINTMENTS OF TEAcHEEs.-
ut Thursdays session Of the School
Board the following appointments
we're confirmed:
LIsv1eys Branch.-E s. Grove,
ErostJ~y co!oycd scho0l.-E. II,
Butler
Food1and school, OCEAN Mjoes.-
W. F. Twigg
-E5en1se1', Echha2t.-J. W, Hunt.
-Allcgany Au'es.-Lena INLAND.
Iild.a5gd Nu2sS.--A, D, Marks.
J4c&so7, school, Lonoconjag,-Hugh
Mcmillan.
Sad Spring, nsa, 1yosl6'oy.-.L
G. Mason,
-E@jlort.-A. ". Dewitt.
Assistant teachers for The various
schools were appointed as follows;
Ilo8tJurg-C. A. Snyder, vice
PRINCIPAL; Lizzie NJ. Hoblitzell, ".
McCuIIoh, Adeliue T. Brown, Helen
Barizobile, Rose Bey&ns and Edith
Diliev.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

mine at New Hope. AT that day i
had progressed not very far but suili
cient to give promise that it was de
signed to be a model Of engineering
and miningskill. Grsat care was taken
to have every man work as it were
| by the 'level and plumb, so that sew
eral great objects developed by sur,
| face surveys might be accomplished
| as well also toshow what can be done
toward the perfection Of the art. The
| objects Just referred to a1e not neccssa-
ry to state here, even if we knew all
and were privileged to tell everybody.
However, the main heading has
been pressed nearly 1900 feet with
| such precision that the opening is Wis
lble for nearly $500 feet. To see
this for ourselves we accompanied Mr..
Benjamin j. Thomas through the
workings last Tuesday. Mr.. Thorn
as is in immediate charge Of the oper-
| atoms directing the large forces EN-
ployed In getting out the coal as we'll
as the engineering department. Thisot-
fee at all mines is one Of responsibility
peculiarly delicate and heavy, and IN
| this case. without invidiOusness seems
to be ably filled.
At the call Of "all aboard we Jump
ed into the "parior car, and behind a
swift horse shot rapidly into the dark
ness. The opening grew smaller
az we receded until at about $500
feet it appeared like a bright star set
in boundIess ebony At this point
owing to fall of grade it disappeared
altogether. But we kept straight on
to the extremity somewhere under
the surface between Bowery and
Brownsville. Stepping back a little
we passed to the right and left into
cross cuts. "Now" Mr.. Thomas would
say, eve are west Of Bowory,' and
''now We are east of Bowery,' At
other points he told us the passage Of
trains overhead could be so distinctly
f! diScorned that the men could tell
Whether it was the passenger CT
freight. AT one place We stopped on
the way and we're told that we were
nov right under the ground between
Odd Fellows Opera House and Dr.
Porters residence, 420 feet below the
surface
Returning to the point where we
lost sight Of the opening, Mr.. Thomas
called cur attention to the locality.
We could not see the opening nowey-
81, Step up, he.e, said he, and
there it waa--a single eye Of hight
IL Tie dark e@panse--au untHinkling
star, pi&net-like, sending its bright
aud steady r4y into ylIis doubly black
profound. Thomas Hood partly dcs-
csiyed' Tie mine VIXEN lie said
30 at.n---no neon.
No mulll--uJ u0yu---
No .iawn-Ho laa!-lo proper time Of ia,y---
| Ma Ci;v.--,,p ao,t NV. ,,;ou,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

PERsoNAL.-O. J. Moat, Esq, left
yesterday for Nashville, Tenn.
Isaac +. Churchill, Of Altoona, Pa,
formerly Of this place, arrived yester-
day Oh brief visit to friends here.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

The Coal TEADE.-The product OF
the mines of this coal region for the
week ending Saturday, August II,
1873, was 25,975 tons, and for the
year to that date, 90l 400 tons, an
increase Of l0l,7G7 tons as compared
with the corresponding period OF last
wear
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

FlRE--HouSe D2s,ucd DosOn.-Iho
house owned and occupied by Joseph
Preston, in Deall's addition, was dis
covered to be Oh fire Thur4day NOM
ing at nine o'clock. a large cr5wd
gathered but nothing could be done to-
ward saving the house owing to want
Of water. Nearly all the furniture
was saved. The house was insured
for 5000 in the Farmers Insurance Co.
Of York.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-08-24

Best Calicos only s cents per yard.
Unbleached Muslin IL, 5, 6, g., 7, s,
and 81 cents.
Good bIuached Muslin 5 cents; no
dressing for 7, and upt to To- cents
Very best Gingham5, 8 cents.
Cheyiota, s. 10, and l23 cents.
Percalos, Lawns, Cambrics, linens,
Pi4aes. ltainsook and Swiss,
ga3!s::H CHEAP!
Good Crash for toweling, g. to s cents
Kentucky Jeans, 10, l24, Is, and rs
cents.
DRESS GOODS:
Nice Plaid and Striped, 8 cents.
Grey and Brown Mixture, 10 cents.
Good Bunting, % cents.
\ pacas at Is, lG, 20, %, %, So. PA,
and so cents-a great bargain
Iaplo ,.altl3ns Oh cI1ths aa3 Towels,
VERY CHEAPi
CHECKS, SiIiRTIN@S, DRlLLlNGS,
TICS and COTTON DUCK.
C0tt0lQQes, Ca2SimCreS and Eianneis.
BARGAINS IN
MOURNING DRESS G1ODS.
Best Caahmeres, yard-wide, so cents.
Ladies Linen Collars, 3 cents.
" silk Tandkerchiefs, 25 cents.
" white hemmed uanlkerchiels,
5, 10, and Is cents
Sewing Siln, 100 yarl Spools, only 5
cents.
CIark's 0. N. II. Spool Cotton, 5 cents
Il dozen Buttons for cents.
II rows Pins for 2 cents.