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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-05-17

I;.,iturG, NltfCSSCS, Spring Eel ,cty.
Goodanl ~;i';t,c!! Furniture ol every Ein}.
t!jght down 81 the iiIc Store We ever had.
OF Excellent u.Ht.r a:l,i Vie t.tcstsiy,o
~ strong AZ 50 tlGgl!lc, all the Whiic.
N here tor yourselves TIC truth which
FeGay
~ lock l:a@ or soo.s W., win n.nglc
eHcy
tcr forget tia: sc, delighted, can rest
III Which is tod OF the common u.!i host
Certainly l'rnsthGr5 has fully confessed
II ioN!ctgc Of HCr manufactures POSSESSED
aNCjyt hng in here the fancy to tickle
tavist!ly aboln,.5 viii, Gross u n ckcl.
Fully stocked always and ever SO cheap,
Usually small the profits they reap.
AZ eu.;mtcr stEictly--iargc sales rule the
times
No chance Tor Ciollars-wc must make on
ly dimes.
In solemn fact W. must this truth declare
i hat here none with Gross 4 Nickel com
pare.
Useless i: is to compete with work 50 grand
ssiCil, cheap, gOO!-in sober trutA-male
to stand
Zen mid moving about '!romIanlto land.
Must rot VIC seek At once this well known
store,
Ana iirG the -uol,y things wc will adore?
fEtcc,, rivalry shEinhs IA very dread,
80" t!at Gross i Nickel stanl tar ahead.
81 Gomez: hta!oag-no ".ijs'' q; ''l,14y'3cs" 90
sc thy for yourselves, y'o~f Girla, }'ol'
tables.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-05-17
He|mboId's Buchu

IEFIGORATES THE STOMACH,
Ami stimulates the Torpid Liver, Bowels,
and k'dn"ys TO healthy action, in cleansing
the blood Of all impurities, and imparting
nc" life and vigorto the whole system.
y single trial will be quite sufficient to
convince the most hesitating of its valuable
remedial qualities.
The Republican journal., 1879-05-08
Portland. Bangor and Machias
STEAMBOAT co.
For ROCkland, Belfast and Bangor

= FEsps L. Commencing May =, lN1o, the tttst
ls-Z.{.r5rr.1eSs t9O0 tons carr. WA. +. pENNI-
'Fsas<AR>seeF son, will leave K. Il; " hart, Port
land, every Monday, wednesday and Friday rN ruin4
n 10 O'Clock, arriN al 81 Steamboat rain from
Boston fir Bangor, touching at Eockland, Camden,
Lncomvlile, belfast, Scnrsport SANDY Inint, Buck
port, Ninttrrort and Hampton, arriving III Bangor
about 10 O'Clock next morning.
Returning leaN Is Bangor Monday, Wednesday and
Friday mornings 1T O'Clock. touching above, ar
irving in Portland about + T.. NJ, connecting with
Portland ana Boston Steamers, ana Pullman Night
Train ana Early Morning Trains for Boston and the,
West.
From July 1th until sept. 10Th, steamer City of
Richmond will lotyc Portland every Monday and
"Wednesday evening At 4 o'clock, arrival OF
Steamboat Express Trains from Boston, for Mt
Desert, Southwest and Bar Harbors, touching at
Rockland only and arriving at Bar liarbor at about
30 A. NJ. next day. During this time will leave
every Friday evening for Bangor, returning Monday
morning.
Returning leave Bar Iarbor about -.3O A. VI ,
Wednesday and Fridays, touching at southwest iar-
Dor and EOckland arriving in Portland about T.. VI.
Commencing Friday Evening, Sept 18Th the Rich
mond will resume her regular series OF three trips
per week 10 Bangor.
Staterooms and tickets secured at 2l4 Washington
Street, Boston. j. w. RICHARDSON, Agent.
E. CUSHING, Gen'l Manager, Portland
GEO. L. DAY, Genl Ticket Agent.
Portland, April ., ls.9.-lgN
The Republican journal., 1879-05-08
An Ordinance

Aboshing the office of Chief of Police and estab-
fishing the office Of City Marshal for the City OF
Belfast.
DE It ordained by the Mayor Aldermen, and
ID Common Council Of the City Of Belfast, as fol
lows:
SEC. J. The Ordinance Establishing the office of City
Marshal for the City " Belfast" passed April tn,
1879, is hereby repealed, and much Of the ord.
nance providing for the election of Il City Marshal
and Police Officers for the City of Belfast, and pre-
scribing their official duties as repealed by said
ordinance is hereby revived.
Sec :. The "Ordinancc establishing the Office Of
Chief of Police and defining the duties thereof" final
ly passed April eth, 1872 is hereby repealed
SEC. 3. Section 10 Of can Ordinance tstabshin
salaries of officers" Is hereby amended by striking
out the words lone hundred" in the first and second
lines and inserting instead thereof the word "tiftv"
that said section amended shall read as follows
SEC. 10. The City Marshal shall receive fifty dol
lars per year for his services exclusive Of his fees
allowed by law. 1wl9
true copy. Attest-J. S. HARTMAN, City Clerk.
The Republican journal., 1879-05-08
City of Belfast.

SEALED proposals for collecting the State Coun
- ty, and City Taxes for the current municipal
year. for said City, will be received by the City Clerk
until Monday, the second day of June, 1879, at
O'Clock p NJ, the City Council of said City reservng
the right to accept any one of the to reject
all. Per Order,
j. $. HARTMAN, City Clerk
May 6, ls79.-4wl9
The Republican journal., 1879-05-08
Ghosts.

Not Col. IngerSos 'aristocracy of the air, but
real haoptt ghosts. Ghosts that we're once healthy
men and women, but are now simply the ghosts
OF what they once We're" As meet them,
and inquire the cause OF all this change they re-
peat the old Old story, "a colo, neglected cough
eatarrh, '.overwork, or dyspepsia" liver com
plant, and constipation" with unsuccessful
physicians and remedies. In offering his Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Purgative Pellets
for the cure Of the above affections Dr. Pierce does
not recommend them as ''sure cure Il, all yttjes.
For if the lungs be halt wasted away or there be
cancerous complication, no physician or medicine
can cure The discovery Is, however, an unequaied
pectoral and blood purifier 1t speedily cures the
most aggravated cough, cold, and in its early or
middle stages, consumption. BY correcting all
irregularities Of the stomach and liver it readily
cures blotches, pmpes scfotulous ulcers, punches
or tumors. Hundreds testify that it has restored
their health after eminent physicians had failed
For constipation, use the Pellets. As IA local rene
dy for catarrh, use DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
The Republican journal., 1879-05-08
Maine Central Time-tabI
Spring Advancement.
Tenement To Let.

rT,HE subscriber would like TO rent, to suitable
1 family, the upper portion of his dwelling house,
Miller street west of Congress. 1t is newly finish
ed and very convenient, water carried to the second
story. To person wishing to keep horse good
barn room will be furnished. Also all the land that
may be required for garden. Inquire Of
Belfast, May 6.-:'wl9t l.. J. liOAG
The Republican journal., 1879-05-08
NOTICE,

rINHE Corporators of the Searsport Savings Bank
i hereby notified to meet at their Banking
room in Searsport Saturday. May the 18th, at two
O'Clock T. NJ, for the choice of Trustees for the
come before them. CIIAS +. GORDON, CLERK.
Searsport, May ), 1s19,-2wl9
The Republican journal., 1879-05-08
Notice OF Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Elisha Linscott, of Belfast in the
w County of Waldo, did, on the thirteenth day
Of July, A. d. 1875, convey by a mortgage deed to
the Belfast Savings Bank corporation establish
ed by law in Belfast aforesaid, certain parcel of
land, situate on Bay View street. in said Belfast, and
being the same premises conveyed to him by Philo
1ersey by deed dated Doth December, 1873 and re-
corded in Waldo Registry of Deeds, Vol. lG3, Page
500, to which deed reference is hereby made for fur
ther description, together with the buildings thereon
standing And whereas the said Belfast Savings
Bank did the eighteenth day Of April A. ID. 1872
assign said mortgage to Thomas W. Nose, of Bangor
in the County Of Penobscot. And whereas the con.
dtions in said mortgage have been broken and still
remain broken, by reason whereof [ claim fore
closure and give this notice for that purpose.
3Wly THOMAS w. NOSE.
The Republican journal., 1879-05-08

The 4th Special Sale begins on the Goth at Oak
Hail. Boston. Send for sample card now, before. it
is too late
The Republican journal., 1879-05-08

Fifty Gents will do it! What Why cure
your cold or cough by using bottle Of DR.. A. J.
Flagg's Cough and Lung Syrup
The Republican journal., 1879-05-08

War and Coda hotel rar based on qoi} prices
In order to accommodate both classes Of travellers
the Grand Central Hotel, on Broadway, New York
is now kept on both plans, the American at - 30
to $500, and the European at SloO, and upwards
per day. An elegant Restaurant at moderate prices
is conducted by the Hotel
Daily Republican., 1879-11-11
= The Perry Car Coupler.

The many friends Of W. ID. Perry, il
this city, will be glad to see from tn,
following notice OF his car couplertaker
from the Beaver Dam wis argus
thstthat gentleman is about to reap the
reward OF his long years Of toll in his
patent. The paper is dated October
23rd.
The CAR CoUpLER.-lt would now
seem as though the Perry Safety Car
Coupler, is very soon to become com.
plete success. Mr.. Perry now has its
construction thoroughly perfect, and ii
certainly las points Of merit that rail.
road men readily see and acknowledge.
By dint Of the most energetic exsrtion
Mr.. Perry has succeeded in getting fifty
OF them put on the Rock Island road
for trial and after three months Of the
most severetest they ars pronouncedthe
strongest, most durable and safest coup.
Ter ever used. He has the strongest
testimonials Of officers and employees ol
that road, and as the officers have ask
I'd him for his patent tor the purpose
OF making sure that they would not be.
come liable to any other parties In
purchasing the coupler, it would seem
as though that road meant to adopt it,
as such action by railroad men Is gen.
orally equivilant to a determination ia
adopt thing. If that read adopts and
uses the coupler, other roads will
speedily follow, and the fortune o.
MIR. Perry and the Coupler Company is
from that date assured.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-11

The "GAxErrE" yesterday came out
hat footed in support Of the principle
snuuciated by Senator Bayard, that
suffrage is merely conferred favor and
not an inherent right. We have been
looking for. some time past for the
editor of that paper totake this stand
simply because Mr.. Bayard took it, fsl
nobody would ever suspect him Of en-.
tsrta ming and promulgstipg an inds.
pendent thought, ana no matter what
aristocratic notious Mr.. Bayard may
hereafter promulgsts We may expec,
the "Gazstte" lambliks to follow and
lick his masters fingers. 1t i'll becomes
the Gazette" to make the charg.
against Us for supporting knownothing
ism when the one half OF its own party
is made up Of the members of that de.
iurct organization. II the editor will
look through the lists of Democratic
Office holders in the State hs will find
that large proportion Of them who
are not OF foreign extration, were ones
members Of the dark lantern panty.
"Shake not thy CORY locks at u.s."
Daily Republican., 1879-11-11
An Unwilling Arfde.

Miss Nora Griffing, daughter of DR.
Grlfing, Logansport, Ind, was to b,
married on Thursday evening, at tn,
residence of Mir. Ross j. Hazeltine, il
Rokoma, Ind, to MIR. Luke Smith, o
Logansport. The minister and invited
guests were waiting the arrival ct tn,
bride, when the following note wal
handed the would-be groom by ines
senger, which read as follows:
"Blame not Willie Cher brother)
God forgive, but you never can forgiv,
me. Pm driven nearly crazy; know
not what | do. When | lett you TIL,
evening knew not what | know new
If ! could only fnd my ring. 0, God,
my head"
1t was soon ascertained that she had
lett on the 730 train south, with {,
prominent young attorney Of Kskoma.
All kinds Of rumors are atl0at.
Miss Griting is very pretty blonde,
about eighteen years old, and very in
telligent. Mr.. Smith is rather an in-
teliigent looking man and is thirty
years old. lie is almost crazy over the
affair.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-11

FIRGI>A THOUGH mere conservative
ia her politics than the more extreme
Southern States is looish with all the
wisdom which has leen allotted to her.
She has just entered upon an era of re-
pudiating the payment Of her honest
debts and already it is legiuning to
make itself felt in the mining regions
OF the State. Those who are engaged
in this enterprise have already received
notice from capitalists of the North,
who were contemplating an early in-
vestment, that they have abandoned
those projects, and some who have al
ready made start in business are con-
sidering how they best can wind up
their atfaits and return to the North.
1t Is true that the debt payers have
m,de an earnest fight which will prevent
the scaling down Of the debt at the ap-
preaching session Of the Legislature, but
the vote of the Repudiationists was 30
heavy as to inhict an injury upon the
credit of the State, which cannot soon
be repaired. Should Virginia persist
in h9r present dishonest course, her in
dUotriss will be so crippled that instead
OF emigration and capital coming into
toe state her own people with enter
p,,se and pluck will hasten to get out
OF il, and will remove to some State
where their investments will not be
aichsd from them by dishonest Legis-
Daily Republican., 1879-11-11

We ARE THANKFUL that the Bayarc
Boom will soon be over. During IT, {
lively controversy upon this question
We have pursued moderate and CON
servative course, though We threw oper
our columns to our friends who were
opposed to Republicans taking part in
it. They have used their privilege
freely and they, not the REpuBLIcAy,a are
responsible for their uttersnces. In
most Of the positions they assume We
agree with them, and upderthe circu M
stances we are not surprised at the
warmth with which they express them
selves. The discussions that have fol-
lowed have completely piicked the bub-
BILE of popularity claimed for Mr.. Bay
ard in his own city and shows that even
were he the Democratic candidate for
the Presidency, there are but few earn
est Republicans who would vote for
him. AS distinguished citizsn and
a Senator of the United States, Mr.. Bay
ard is entitled to respect by all who
dignity and honesty in their
public servants and that respect will be
accorded to him tonight by very few
amongst the great mass, who only look
at the movement in political light and
who will shout themselves hoarsc over
Mr. Bayard as the prospective nominee
Of the Democratic party for President.
We do not believe that the demonstra-
ton will take away from tie Hepuhli-
an party dozen votes, and those v no
lre predicting 1000 majority for Mr..
Bayard in Wilmington if LIE should be
b. Democratic candidate only expose
heir igyorance.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-11

thars u lsk NO other explanation bot
dspopulshon except the exhaustive o.
feet Of Democratic politics. Thus viii
the power Of the Government naturally
driit into Republican hands even 4
the Geuth retains It's present popula'
ton and maintains Its present solidity
Daily Republican., 1879-11-11

The DEMOCRATIC papers generally, es'
pecially those Of the South, favor the
project ON foot in Florida, Louisiana,
South Carolina, Mississippi and per-
haps other States, to have Presidential
electors appointed by the respective
Legislatures Of those States, thereby
taking from the people the right to vote
direct for electors themselves. On the
other hand as an offset TO this there are
Republican journals advocating the ap,
pointment of electors in the States Of
New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
thereby insuring the votes OF those
States for the Republican candidate for
the Presidency beyond the shadow OF a
doubt. There can bs no doubt that
the advantage il this IS done would be
altogether on the side Of the Repub-
licans, and |. would te just as fair for
Northern States to adopt this plan as
the Southern States, but TO our mind it
does not accord with true Republican
form Of government and therefore we
are opposed to the whole scheme both
North and Soath, and even If the South
ern States named should adopt the
plan we would be opposed to the North
ern States named adopting the same
mode. 1t is true that New York, with
its Republican Legislature ard Repub-
lican Governor, could settle the Presi-
dency far in advance for it is generally
conceded that New York decides the
choice either for or against the Demo-
Gratis, but 1t does not look right to prae-
tically disfranchise the million of vot-
ers Of that State even to make sure of .
Republican President. 1t is a question
whether We had not better run the risk
Of meeting the Democrats at the polls
and there beat them fairly and squarely
or il they beat the Republicans then let
them enjoy the fruits Of their victory.
Much as We desire to see the Repub-
licans triumph We want to see them do
it fairly and honestly and II 1t cannot
be done in that way, the value of vic
tory in any other manner would be
small indeed. 1t is to be regretted that
with the experience Of three years ago,
with the elect toral count in Congress,
that that body did not pass law gov
erning all these things and thereby
ward of impending dangers which loom
up and threaten the peace Of the eoun-
try in 1881. No matter what the Dem.
ocratc States South may do upon this
question, the Republican States North
cannot afford to bs any thing else than
fair and honest.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-11

laturss. II looks y II Virginia TOO ~ss
rstrosrsding b honesty since she hss
had Southern Bourbea rule, and - .
consequence shs too viii have TO pay
dear for this dishonest action in > d.
crease In population, and . decreased
representation In Congress.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-11

NEILLARD r. TUtT TAKES THIS
lNA. method Of informing the loot and
Shoe makers hat he has opened at the n. +.
corner oi Third and French streets corn-
plete stock 0i Leather and Shoe Findings,
comprising Boot and Shoe Uppcrs, Imported
and Domestic shoe Goods, French and DO
Spanish and Hem,ock Sole Leather, otc.,
which will be sold at bottom Prices. Out
Leather a specially. through having long
experience In The business, and giving the
sa,ne my personal attention, l hope to re-
coive share Of your patronage. Orders by
mail promptly attended to. 10-lGlmd
Daily Republican., 1879-11-11
An Infatuated Girl Come TO Grief
From the Rochestar llamocrats

From the Rochester Democrat:
Our readers will -scollect the elope.
ment last July of Miss Hattie Ludwig, a
wealthy and beautiful young lady ol
McKeesport, Pa, with big burly negro,
and their subsequent marriage in Ohio.
Since then her fate has been hard
one. For time the negro worked in
an earthenware factory at East Liver
pool, in Ohio, bat finding the finger OF
scorn pointed at them they quilted the
place Tor parts unknown. The other
day peddler, who had worked for
Hattie's brother, met them tramping it
along the New jersey Central road
the giil disguised as boy-making
their way to New York. They had
bot five cents, with which they hoped
l" geV acrcss DE river. The padtler
gave ilem the wkerewithsl to procure
" meal. Before parting from them it
"os aacertaired that they were on their
way to Bridgeport, c.. Their clothes
We're old and worn and well patched
al over. Hattie's shoes consisted SIM
ply OF uppers, while the negro was
somewhat better shOd. On the little
finger of the lett hand the girI wore Il
plain gold ring, which she "tterrd TO
the psdd!rr tor small consideration.
when thy negro asked tor some iNfor-
nation Of MeKsesporI, hattie burst out
wi.l, son! don't talk about home.
John you make ms heartsick." TIE
poor creature, who was in q very eX-
hausted and nervous state, ard whose
face bore unmistakabls signs Of recent
tears, appeared to have a whorecsnt
crped OF her colored lord and lesome
and to he complete y under his cInaster
Daily Republican., 1879-11-11

NOTICE--In conformity with the provI.
~ sion OF the act passed BY the General
Assembly ofthe State Of Delaware on the 10Th
day OF March. A. d., 1875, hereby give no.
tice that an application Was hied In tho Su.
perior Court on the 2ist day Of October, A.
d.. 1879. for q Charter Of Incorporation Of q
called "The James q Webb Print
Ing and Stationery Company, 70 carry on the
business Of the manufacture Of books, prints
and stationery In all It's branches, and that a
dram OF the proposed Charter was flied with
tho appiicat tios, and Ia open to inspection.
CHAS. BEASTUN, Prothen0taTy.
New Castle Oct. n 1879 l0.22H
Daily Republican., 1879-11-11

DLUE ROSE NEVER KNOWN 10
40 iail to cure dyspepsia and liver com
plaint. Price tO cents. Get sample bottle
FREQ at
s +. WARES DRUG STORE,
at the Northwest corner Of Filth and King
streets, Wilmington, Delawae wholesale
AGENT. For sale by all retail druggists. ROtk
candy cough syrup forr coughs and colds.
Manufactured W
1l.31md INV DWe6esbOro, N. J,
Daily Republican., 1879-11-11

NUrlCE.- beg leave W IN, vrm the put
N lic that havo increased my facilities
for manufacturing kindling wood, and sil
now prepared 10 furnish VI Cd In any quaint.
ty to suit consumers. sell the largest $l.bc
load In the city. Give me call before pur.
chasing elsewhere. Orders BY mail receive
prompt attention, JOHN PONDER,
6-0u Foot Of Fourth street. city,
Daily Republican., 1879-11-11
H.j,t of Unclaimed Letters.

Remaining in the Wilmington, Del, Post
Office, Saturday, Nov. l, 1879:
LADIES LIST.
Bodea, Miss Alice Mason, Miss josephine
CARPENTER, Mss Ida Steele, Miss MOine
Crake, MIG. MaHdia Sainner, Miss sarah
Davis, Amer Mara TIL Mrs, G.
hariOn, hiss Jeanette Thomas, Miss S. A.
Hooks, Mrs, Susan White, Miss Marxaret
Johns, Miss Susan WagStaft, Miss nj. L..
aENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Bunting. Mr.. Macklin, Hcrry
Bell, Piillip Morris. james
CLARK, owen McClaGerty, James
Ewlngs, Alex. Mullen, M iehaei
Gresham, O. pit. JnO O. Mingen, Vim.
Goldsmith JOhn Ii. Pope, George
Guthrie, Michael Rees, John y.
Gregg, Thad. s. Reese,
Hosnar, Charles Russell Hon. Danl, L.
Henehan, james Richards, VIM. j.
Aiidreth, Josep1 Sommer, CaLt. 5. M.
Hywee, Capt. l.. W. Stewart, Vim.
HOLIDAY, samuel Swami, VIM.
James, John Thompson, Joseph
Lukcns, r. q. Thompson, .. q.
WM. M. PYLE, p. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-11

DHY GOODS HOUSE
J. N Pniiaoeiphia, JOHN WANAMAKt X
4 n. M Uhp0t. leth st.. Mafkss W OheJtLul.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-11

NJ TICE.-THE WILMINGTON saw
IN ING FUND SOCIETY HEREBY
GIVE NOTICE THAI ON AND AFTER
JANUARY !, 1850, INTEREST WILL BE
ON DEfOSl1s AT FIVE 10
PER GENT. PER ANNUM BY ORDER
OF THE BOARD.
J.ERNEsT SMITH, TREAS.
OCf. lsr. 1879. l0l 3md
Daily Republican., 1879-11-11
uOyICBB.
censoIatIon 10, the Nervous.

vitaiix~d Phosphaics, bsatn and nervo
food. cures III arrangements Of the nerves,
restores enfeebled dir estion, gfyes yigof In
place 0. weakness and lassitude, re-fnvig0ntes
the ovcr-wcrked brain, ard PRKyExTs COD
packages In ali forms Of debility and nervous
ness, thus restoring vitality To tho system BY
food, not BY medicine.
=. CROSBY, oc6 sixth Ave-, n. 7.
For sale By 2. JAMES BELT,
Cor. Gu and Market ss., Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-11
y NOTE.

Hhs :" Republican still leads In
esYsulasloN. AdveYtise whore you
get the most for your money and
the ss Republican II that paper.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-11
PUBLIC SAE.h.S.
DUELlC SALE

DUELlC SALE
OF
LANCASTER COUNTY COWS, CALVES
AND EPRIEGEhS.
The sphsrrbsr WILL sell at Public Sale, n
the Ctadds Ford Hotel, delaware County
Pa. on
bURSDAY, NOVEMBER l3. 10
Thirty Lancaster County Cows ard r3.--Zysf
some fat stock. a credit OF 90 Gays &s<g
viii be given. no postponcment On aCCuun
Of weather. sale to colnncncC al ! 80 O'Clock.
N. B.-A ioi Of York state Lives and Bui.s
vii! be offered at Private sale on Nov. 10.
AIOS W. hOUSE.
l.. W, StiGham 81 son, Aactioncers
ll-4-dNwta