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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-01
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-01

~il: rpresss ssss<d proposals. fssfs rssyos.ss.is
t~rssss. rstsi Assfi tst i>~ex 81 ~ a "a. al ~
the sr-x;ssn - csres s.<srs tsscs esita5sx
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sak~yf 50 tie resr ais ts~ material - - fgesf<n-
- " SIS stf.rtsf; rr~~@slsg fas fsskf -
tssf sss IA fssf ans- - nsst~ 80 sss1s sast ~
rs he4~ry rsy=h ~ ss<esassssl sltsf
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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-01
Sheriff Sale.

o0eIl0 sac.
District Court Thirteenth Judicial Dsstrict. s~g-
wick county, Kansas.
The Wichita Savings Bank. plaintiff.
James u Todd and Thomas Royal, defendants.
By virtue Of an execution issned out OF the
district court Of the 18Th judicial district, sitting
In and for sedgwick county. Kansas wherein
The Wichi.s savings Bank 10 p,aintin, and
James II Todd and Thomas ROYAL are defendants.
I will, on
SATURDAY tie frat dag Of May. A. d. issa,
ut O'Clock D. m at the courthouse door, being
ut the front Of building known ~ Esgis block, On
Douglas avenue. In the city Of wichita. Esn.ss.
offer for sale 1t public ton, to the u
bidder for cash in hand, all the right, title ard
interest Of the defendants Jamss ~ 4 odd ard
Thoms. Royal In and TO III, following described
real property, situated In the county of Sedg-
and state Of Kansas, ~ wit:
Commencing % feet north AMI 1s3 81! feet east
In section line from the southwest corner OF the
southwest quarter Ga Of section twenty. tto' 81
township twenty-seven 81 south. aud In range
one ~ east thepcs running east 80 2-i5 feet.
thence north as feet. thence west 80 2-I7 feet.
thence sosth SIS feet TO place OF beginning 10 the
county Of sedgw lex aud state % Kansas, esiima-
ted 10 contain six acres, and . prsisei IT eiS
said real property l. levied upon ~ the psop<rt,
OF defendant, Thomas Royal aud viii be sold 10
satisfy said execution
sheriff once, wichita, March -. $50
II u WATT, sheriff.
siass 4 Hstton. attorneys for pIsiBtif. Isl
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-01

New York. March l6.-At meeting
Of the ST. Louis & Ssn Francisco Rail-
road Company. Gen. T. F. Winslow was
elected president; James y. Fish vice
pFcsidsnt I; Calvin Liftle6eld, secretary
aud treasurer. and c. W. Rogers, geR-
egsl manager ADD supetapieudest.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-01
No,ics Of YlpaI Settlement.

The state % Kansas.
se-igwiek ,osnty
In the Probate ,'oprt, In n 4 far sail couatv,
In the matter OF the estate Of ii,n.iiten Marry,
deceased
Af re aid ostete are hereby noiasi, III al the
present regular term 81 the Probate Court, Ia and
fsr ssih caluty held ut the Probate toart room.
Ia wichita, cou.ty Of -stgaiek, state af Rfsre-
sxid o. the 18th lay Of Arr; 4 % ISL. I sbsii
nppi, IT, ssid ,oart sr fstii and nasi settlement
Oh said estate. aud Tor my commission a. airtip-
istrntar 81 said estate.
y CURTIS
Asiraiaistrsior n IIsnliitoa MURRAY. deceased
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z 5. nlsrmer LAND osrnr.

tcbits, ksbasa. March -. isea
soties n hsfrb, give par .ssni g. lsstraetiees
from the sSnflis sjsDsr ~ General s.sd vInes
embraced In letter ~ - JsnNArJ list, ts+,.
that We wHi proceed at this office
Monday, dPrR 2'xa, isso,
at loo 'cis.ct h M to oar at fnhiie sale the
north half ~ the northeast sgDsttsr Of 80 ton IL
in township -. snuth ~ rsaxs west bs!ss .
iurtso, 81 the hssokee strip In this district not
soid n, the public eeefiag ~ August istb. is.b
and 18th. I-,r under the set 81 tgssfe-< ~ feb-
rusf, 18th is'g shs same 4, he offered .objsct TO
The minimum Of sss dollar per and ANY ~
ssid tract mol thea sold will THEREAFTER bs ~of,-
s-f 10 sale ordinary private ~nify. nj the sans
s.ialiusn price
l. wai.kIH. iisx,-i.r
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LEGAL Notice.

Ia the district eour, Of seix~iek comfy. Kan.
Bette ? Kics !
Emery Rice
he above named Emsry Rae 10 hereby nstiGssi
that he has been sued by the ADORE named plain
tiG In the district court ~ s~sigvIek county
-tsts III ka1sss and that unless he = aver the
petition Of ssid piaintin against him nei In sad
action 10 the Office of the clerk of said ceurt by
the 18Th day 81 April. II o. aid petition Win no
taken - tras and Judgment viii ~ rendered In
said sctiou 10 favor 81 al! pieiBtia and axsinst
ssh defendant, dissoIv Ing the marriage Ssistisn
heretofore exciting bstv the plaintiff aud de-
Sesdans md d. orriss the said plsissi6 from hin.
the Grid defendant ~ accorsiaees tfh tbs prsssr
Of saia Yetitiun Sits d HAJTp<.
s0-A Piaisttd a Attornsys.
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SHERIFF. Sale.


District Court 18th judicial District. ss,ixwisk
county, Kansas
Joseph FISHER,
Eli BArnes aud
Eliza { barnes,
Bv virtue of nj order Of sale issued cst ef the
district court "f the 18th judicial district. sitting
In and for sedgwiek county, Kansas. wherstn
Joseph FISHER T. plaiatiG anl Ell r. harnes aai
kiizx,' barnes are defendants, Will, ON
Monday. Ae 1874 day Of Apy'i, a D. lsse
.. O'Clock y. m at the courthouse door. being
1T the front IL the buidiug known a. taxle black.
.n douglas aveane. In the city af wichita. Nan
.as oner for sale Al pabiis suction, ~ the hixhsst
bidder for cash in hand. all the right. title and
Interest Of the defendants KIT ksfnes sud Eiixa
4 barnes, in aud 10 the following desrrsbssi rect
property. situated 10 the counts Of ssiswtck AID
>tair 81 kanrns. o. wit;
The north half Ga OF the southeast gasttsrts.l
of section No thirty Csst, IN tawbship NJ.
tweaty seven en- south os range No. cue ~
asst and appraised at ssn S.t real property
" levied upon - the property u Defendant. hi
Z Bnrne. sa., ki,xa T.. havnes and will he sold
t. satisfy said order of sale
sheriff = once. Wichita. March rs. ls-o.
IL WATT. rhsf!l.
Noah Allen Plaintiff y Attorney STA
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1UpSC1t1o0 Noftce.
10 the District Court Of s~Igvick count. state
Of Kansas.
Alfred 4. Isrkin. pisiatiG.
Martha Ann Iarkin. defendant
The above Iamsf defendant IL hereby notified
that she has been sued In the sbpqs court.
By Alfred " tarkin, and that shs IL rsyDiyed y,
answer the petition 81 the sbovs-nsmsd piaintia.
nied IN this artion. With the clerk of the shove
named court. ou or before the 18th day ~ May
- isso. or ~ petition of said plaintiff viii
be taken .. trusAsd Judgment will be rendered
against sid defendant granting the prayer 81
sait petition aud tecreeing . disorre from sad
dsfrBjsnt, and siyl.w the care and custody 81
Wn.. \. Isrkie, the oldest son. 81 sasd pfaistlh.
with costs u .cit ADAM DALI,
LIT Attorneys for Plaintiff
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SMITH & NccoNB EIos.
Manufacturer. and peaiers In
HARNESS & SADDLES,
SADDLERY HARDWARE,

We have just received large lot Of
Leather from California, direct from
the Tannery, which we are manufac-
turing in Harness, Saddles, Brides, &c.
We have the largest and most Complete
Stock ever offered IN the city. We
make speciality of good work IN har-
ness AMI saddles, rs none but first-class
mechanics are employed. BY so doing
we have established nm extensive trade.
Everything guaranteed a- represented.
Any desiring any thing in our line please
give Us n call.
SMITH Il MCCoMB Bros,
Wichita, knnsas.
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District Court. 18th Jud.e!s, district. s~,ixwisk
county. Kansas.
Emit Werner, plaintiff.
Joshua s. Jones, 81 al, dsO'st
By virtue cf an order NJ ssle issa~d out 81 the
distrc court of the I5sh Jntcta district, sittias
In and Cor >eslgwtck county, kansas, whSrsta
Emii Werner l. piatntif snj Joshua Jones ~ NJ.
are ,sstensiAnts. lwiii, ON
fSiasy M sd Sss II Ss.sl. 4. n. iSo.
at , o clock y. IN ut ths ecurthou-e door. hstNS
Al the front OF the buiidisg known - Eagle block.
on douglas avsane In the city Of Wieatta. Nam
sas. oder nor sale 81 public auction IN the highest
bidder for cash In hand eli the right, title aud
interest Of the defsasiAats, Jeshoa JcNs. sad
efhsrs In and o. the following described real
property, situsted In the coaasy OF sstGaisks
slafs Of kapsAs, tn Wit.
Lott namber thrss sJp sasi fosr (u, on Aa.lsy
q, snus In ,bbotts addition The clay ef Waehisa
said real property |. levied uyos - the prop
srty o. defendant Joshua =. Jones and wut DO
sol,l ~ satisfy said order of sale
sheriff = efree, wishitA. March u. issa
n. n WAIT.
sheriff sedgwick Comfy. ksass-,
u q, ruxries. Plaintiff = Attorney as-s
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1880-04-01

In he matter Of he aAsirnnsHt Of W Z. stone.
for the bsnsat IL hts ervstttors'
yosics L. hsrsby aiven that The us>lsrslgnsa
assiesse Ia The aSoss sutitisd matter. viii. Gu
the sth day ef Iune, y. y. 1s<o. - ~ ceDcs -
~ Kaa>as. In tie city II Wichiea. In sstd cssnty
proeeesi dublic,y 20 stijuss ansi allow demands.
against the Estate and sdect~ cf TIE said as-iNnsr
". 4. Ssnne; ard that be v iH sstssd In per~sn.
.. said p,ses. aud On -aid ,iay and ths too
secnsive day, thereafter. aasi will commence the
adjustment aud allowances Of siesmansis against
aud eontiauc the same until e'eiock >. ia. ef
OF each NJ said three days and all creditors ha
shall not aftsn NJ said ylars dartns the satd nae>
appointed. anal designate and law bsfors the
assignee tho uatars and amount OF their demands.
shall h. pr<ciu<isl frpm auy hsnent Of said s~tats
Jaa. u. iSr9. tsEO u ANrIuAWs.
Ss-Aps.s Assignee 81 W. \ stone.
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r. TA,s sp.ss ss;s.ssssFss
Who are ton busy ssiitsg
Stoves and Hardware 70
write IN Cd.
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ture. possibly more amusing than dan
gerous; and yet should hardly care to
have 1t hatpsn sften. I wss an inmste
OF sbst Vas called boarding hous I:
but what Was. really. hotel 81 Jubbul-
pore. II Vas scorching hot weather.
and at night all the guests had their
oeds carried out into the open space BE-
fore the house and slept under the
starr until morning. The proprietor
ct the hstsL. Who wss Q vidower, and
his iittis four-yesr old daughter fol-
loved this habit also The proprietor
VS.. ! think, the fattsst man I ever
ssw. . wss 20 large and ungainly
that - hs walled be vas compelled. .
Il we're. TO hold mp his superflnoas 6ssh
With his arm. % that be Was, % 70
speak, Q constant. busdsa % himself.
Wo hsd hsra thxt oASSE1A had been
sssu in the ssighborhood. bat we
never cs'nsidsssd this animal especially y
dangerous. except under such condi
tL'ns - have already 1en,ionei, and
on the night Of wAish Ian spsaking
we went 20 bed in tho opsn air ~
uspal. Our eompany on that occasion
pnmbsred. l think, abont a,x htesn Per
sons. inclodipg. oor host and little
daughtsr. l hsd bern asleep caapls
Of hours sr -. when WAS swakened
by poisea that seemed to comprise
every, keyj Of the human voice. Thr
child sas shrieking with terror. her
father seemed to be praying. although
~ occasional curse intsrlsIdsd his petit
tion for msrcy; the native servants. wllo
bad been sroussd 6rst. were yelling in
oooprehsnsibls dirsoeious fsom DIS.
tsnce; . dozen mon we're sw1sripg Wig
osossly and . wealthy hall. caste mer-
chant vas frui,lcssIy essay ing TO crawl
andsr his low bed. Iu the midst OF the
bexilders.l party stood tall. thin sni-
NAL. lashing his sides with his tail. and
glaring around him. To the inexperi-
sncsd eye be seemed to be . tiger.
though he Was really = large cheetsh.
He had bounded over the high hedge
that sspasated our compound. - the
ground Ground house 10 callei from
the rood. and not having the slightest
idss whnrs be was going. be Aad land
I'd among the b ds Any t'nng like oar
ahoss's sppsarsscs y, ,sat minute
never cav. His eye, wsrs ixed despair.
ingly up-u ths chssssh, his little
danghter WA tucked rupdsr his left
sso. snd nis right arm wAs 0ccupisd in
sssending to bio eMn 4ineoa veniently
large proportions. He was. Of onurss.
sttirsd 10 the pyja@ss and sleeping
shirt Of the east. and - he struggled
over the ground in the direction OF the
hoass b. presented . spectacls that
s,uat have confounded the chestsh. At
last he fell. aud then his faithful
daughter attempted 10 pull hiM out OF
aaaVsF ~ the 'issA Bot . tssm of
horses could hardly have moved him
then. He lay where he had dropped
and awaited ths spd q yss NOT lnpg
coming. OF oil the living creatures 10
that compound. the one most thorough.
II terrified was tie chsstah himself.
For Abeat Aftssn ssponds be gazsd At
the scene Of disturbsnce around him.
and then turning, bounded back to the
road and disappesred. leaving bshind
him - stsEtbd . company Of guests -
Gre often sssn in . hotel
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MiSCELlAAN EOUE.


As needing Of tAs King county Deznocrstic
Conut6ss. Asld - Usa1ele Joly 3Jd. 1soo. u was
pooo1voA thnt ~ pgomagiso Ter NJ nAxt ooanty
oonventioa b held In the respeotivo prscinc1S on
NATC20xY, AuguH nh, l8u0. y tho usual vot-
lnR plocoo, ana Tthoe ~ Coaney ,O0uventton be
hald 6 osatals q estnl1ag. espes0bse lsh. isso.
q o'clock p.m., Tor NE purpCse of nosninaatng
county oGAcors end meashees Of the LAeislature.
and aep&lag do1eos1se 10 the Dsmoceotic zseFito
risl Coovs0sioa, end thas the rsprsaantstiSn be
one 1oiolAse foe each ten votsa cost for CAton at
the lsa 0soGEol slestion, one fes sueh fraction
thessss. snA - 1ar ssch organised prscdnet, =
eseSeie ............ .ss Duwamish. -. ........l
White Rivse .......... olau9hser ............I q
postse's Iratrie ...... 3 0rssa 1ivss ..........3
0qusk. . Tolt t.................. 2
Nos.h puah ......... Newcastle ............6 g
oansmish ........... q sn0qualmis ..........3
Milton ............... yuapits. ...,.........2
Duval1 :. ....... lOedas 1ivsf ........., 2
All DsnsssuAac, coossrvattvs and other citissns
q King county. irs~spsctive Of party or political
saesstsfioss or s. rsncts. who can unite With ~
IN sn elbet for ,.ate. eceuomical government. srs
cordially Invited 10 join in sending dslsSasss b
Ju1ess Of Riscsiaa fse Seattle e--ist ward. N. Nc
Aadrevs; "a ward. y y. Msddoeks; 81 waId.
Noess Keiser.
TAs slscsiaa iss dales.sss II sssssls Win b by
ALuG1f y. eHYDIR. Chairman
AZ. oooHsss eeesstary. tyso-stdkAsv
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-11-13
TRUSTEES SALE OF
Real Estate
IN FROSTBURG.

pY virtue of the power vested in the
ID undersigned, as Trustee, by deed of
trust from Charles FL. Hamil and wife,
dated May Goth, 1877, and recorded in Ii
Der T. L., No. 4S, folio 4O5 and 6, one Of the
lind records of Allegany county, l will
offer for sale on
Saturday, Nor. 2OH, 1880,
AT 10 O'CLOCKA NJ,
in front of the Grand Central Hotel, ir
Frostburg, Allegany county, Maryland,
all the following described lots and parcels
of ground, situated In said town OF Frost
burg, and described thus:
All those several lots of ground that
were laid off on the estate oil
Meshech Frost, deceased, and num-
bered as follows: No. l of bio (
5; Nos. 4, 5, 6 and 7 of block 6; Nos.
2 and IL of block s; Nos. l, 2 and
II Of block 10; Nos. 6, 7, 8 and 9
of block IL; Nos. l, 7, 8 and 8 oil
block IL. Also one undivided in
terest in the homestead Of the late
Meshech Frost.
Terms Cash on the day Of sale.
w. NJ. PRICE,
Nov Cts Trustee.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-11-13
State and County Taxes
For the Year 1850.
SPECIAL NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS
OFFICE OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
OF ALLEdANY COUNTY,
CUMBERLAND. Nd, Oct, IL, 1880.

OFFICE OF SOUNIl SOMMiooioNhho
OF ALLEdANY COUNTY,
CUMBERLAND, Nd, Oct. II, 1897
,NHE attention of Taxpayers is especi-
| ally called to the provision of the
New Ccde of Public General Laws which
says emphatically that the Collector shall
collect and pay over the taxes within six
months after receiving the bucks, and in
the event of his failure TO do so he shall
be liable to prosecution and severe pun
ishment.
This means that the Collector having
received the books on the 9th day of July,
1880, is obliged by law, by his oath of OF
flee, and the bond he has given for the
faithful performance Of his duty, accord
ing to law, to collect and pay over the
taxes within six months, that is by the
10th day of January, 1881.
The Collector has no discretion in the
matter. Having accepted the office he is
bound to execute its duties in accordance
with the law, and he will therefore be
obliged to C, llect by the summary process
of distress or execution taxes that are
unpaid on the 10th Jay OF January, 1851.
Notice is hereby given that all t, bills
for 1880, in arrears on the 10th day oil
January, 1881, will be collected at once by
legal process.
Taxpayers should therefore make pro.
vision to comply with the requiremt nts OF
law, so as TO paw their taxes for 1oSO be-
fore January 10th, 1881, and thereby save
costs, trouble, &c.
The taxes are to be paid at the Collec-
tors office.
By order of the County Commissioners,
l.. T. DEWITT,
Ms FRosT. Clerk,
Collector.
Office at John ]. Kellers's Store, Frost
burg, Md. NOV
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-11-13
NOTICE.
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THE FRANK LESLIE PUBLISHING
l. CO., 10 Dey Street, New York, will
give steady employment TO an active agent
in every county. On receipt of 30 cents
they will send lcr three months The FAM
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receipts, legal advice and forms, articles
on Etiqdette and Letter writing, advice
TO merchants, clerks, mechanics, farmers,
&C., &C., to each subscriber, and also an
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Agents, Postmasters and New sdealers.
This offer is made to introduce our publi-
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FAMILY JOURNAL,
Oct % u Dcy Street, New York.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-11-13

IMPRovEMENTs.-The city council
have put down a substantial pave
ment in front of the vacant lots, on
Main street, owned by the Numbers
ton heirs and S. S. Porter. This has
long been needed owing TO the disa-
greeable walking there during rainy
weather.
The Welsh Baptist Church, of this
town, has been recently kalsomined
in the interior and painted on the
outside. The kalsomining was done
by John N. Carson and is an excellent
piece of artistic workmanship.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-11-13

Ormsn streets were decorated and
illuminated.
On Broadway the homes of Judge
Armstrong, John Preston, John Ger
ZACH, Mrs. Sallie Wright, Saml JEFF
fries, R. N. Wilderman, H. Seymour
and Simon bookings were very at.
tractive with trsnsparencies, lanterns,
and candles.
On Mechanic street Philip Michael,
Thos. Humberston. Thos. Hill, Wal
ter Edwards. John M. Zimmerly and
others made their street as eight as
the MONDAY sun" with their illumi-
mated dwellings. The postmaster,
Charles H. Walker, deserves especial
mention for the handsome manner
in which his house was trimmed.
Main street was beautiful with its
maze CT bunting, flags, evergreens and
lanterns. The following illuminated
their buildings: Jas. ]. Hoblitzell,
T. G. Mason, G. B. Parker, John
vogtman, Mrs. Kalbaugh, John KEEL
Ter, Rev. J. P. Wilson, Adam and
Owen Hitchins, and DIR. Englar.
Douglas Percy had double arch OF
Chinese lanterns, and the front of his
house lit up with profusion of can
dies. The private residence of Peter
Payne was brilliantly illuminated, as
was also the Grand Central Hotel
on the front porch of the residence was
a young lady dressed as the Goddess
of America. From this porch num-
Ter of fireworks were set off during
the evening. The meeting room Of
the towpath club was handsomely lit
up, whilst on the front balcony was
monument 10 feet high. on which
were the words Peace, Progress and
Prosperity Party"
Take it all the way through the il
Nominations and decorations were
grand, ard Frostburg has never be-
fore been so beautifully lit up.
The cannon was fred off at inter
walls and the noise could be heard
miles away.
There was but one disturbance and
that was when some one threw a
stone in the procession near Odd
Fellows Hall.
The special train brought large
numbers from down the creek, and
the general opinion of the visitors
was that Cumberland's "blow.out"
could not touch Frostburg's in any
respect.
The rain helped to break the lines
before the route of march was tray
ersed, hut still 1t did not deter the
more enthusiastic from holding out
until it disbanded.
Mr.. Urner made a short speech
congratulating the citizens Of Frost
burg on their demonstration.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-11-13

PERsoNAL.-Hon. James B. Ora
ham and Mrs. James O. Forcee, of
Clearfeld, Pa, are visiting their bro
Their, O. NJ. Graham, Esq, at Walnut
Level, near this place.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-11-13

The board sidewalks in different
parts of this town need repairing
badly. Let cur councilmen take a
walk on Mechanic and Bowery streets
and see for themselves the condition
of these thoroughfares.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-11-13

MANY folks who opposed the Insane
Asylum have Topped to the other ex-
IRENE. Ii the proposed injunction"
fails, however, some of them will like
ly favor an asylum in every family.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-11-13

The MoREY LETTER-A walk
around Delivers Some Crooked Test.
imony.-The prosecution of Kenward
Philip, charged with the forgery CT the
Gar6eld-Mcrey letter, now on trial
before Ju &c Davis, in New York,
grows more sensational with each new
development. One phase Of the case
is the testimony of witness for the
defense, who claimed to know Morey
and to have seen the Garfield letter in
his hands. He gave the name of
"Robert Lindsay" and the profession
of detective" employed by work
it gmens union to walk around"
Cumberland, Md, and the coal mines
of this region in the interests of the
workingmen, doing no work himself.
He had lived in Cumberland twelve
years without knowing the names Of
the stre cts, and drew regular salary
of $75 a month out of niche in a
wall Of Eckhart slope. A Mr.. "W.
FL. Thompson" a 60.year-old lawyer
of Cum erland, is "L:ndsay's' en-
ployer, but it wa, proven incidentally
that no such person lives in that CITY.
Ransom T. Powell, employed at the
slope, was placed on the stand. The
report states that he "gave clear
description of the region. In his
opinion Lindsay" had never been in
that locality, as his testimony was to.
tally incorrect and was sheer nom
sense"
Lindsay" was arrested for erjury
and lodged in the Tombs, and has
since conft ssed that his true name is
O'Brien and that he halls from Geor se-
town, D. G. He also duplicates two
we'll known Cumberland gentlemen as
co.conspirators in the role of putting
up job" to "materializs" Fl. L. Mo-
rey anu the celebrated letter, and SO
far weaken the charge against Philip.
Of course, at the time the scheme was
concocted the aims were more far
reaching than they could possibly be
now. If, therefore, it comes to "ex-
plantations" we hope our implicated
couutymen may DO able to give good
and true account of their alleged con-
ferences with Mr.. o Brien.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-11-13

A sHANTY belonging to young
men employed at Allegany mine
burned down last Friday night.