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COMMERCIAL.
San Francisco Produce Market.

SAN FRANCISCO. january 20th--l P. ".
FLOUR We quote the various brands as fol-
lows; Best City Extras, Sc 62t; Bakers Extra,
50 s75@6 121; Superine, q 25&4 SO; interior
Extra, s5 624a6; interior Superine, s4&4 25;
Oregon Extra. sos 81; choice do; 50 5o@6 !;
IS 624@t6 . Dbl. Purchasers of round lots can OBJ
tain concessions the above rates.
WHEAT-The market is void OF all interest. Buy
ers and sellers appear to be equally Indifferent and
willing to abide the current Of events. We told
that offers are made for large and small parcels, but
the figures are deemed too low by holders. The
only reported sale Change to-day a round
'ot of 600 centals poor No. at 81 So. We quote
No. shipping at - milling 81 02Ir2 05 No. ,,
81 924r1 97iF ctl.
BARLEY - Transactions continue light. Sales
to-day of $50 sacks coast feed, Tic; 500 do do,
724c. Brewing is quotable at S21@971c; feed,
65d75c for and 77taS0c q ctl for bay Cheya-
Ier, 81 coal 70 for choice bay and Sl@1 % for
coast.
OATs-Poor inquiry and no sales. We quote
Humboldt at 81 l5Gl 372 coast, Sld1 % !; Oregon
and Washington Territory, 81 15dl So Surprise,
81 40(dl so q ct
HAY-Saes of IS tons poor wheat, 50 a. do good
wheat and oat, SO q do choice do, 81 q ton
Cargo lots on the wharf range from SSgl2 D ton
BUTTHR-1he demand is unusually good, but the
receipts continue free and prices easy at 24@25c
with fancy brands at 26G27c; inferior to ordinary,
lTG21c, inside rate for mixed lots from country
stores; California iirkin, lS92lc; picked roll, 200
Die
WOOL Quotations are nominal, as follows
Humboldt free, 32dS3c slightly bury and
seedy, 2l@24c; very bury and seedy, 1S9 2oc
San Joaquin and southern, 15@lsc for bury
and seedy and 1S@2lc for free; Oregon Lambs, 81
G3Sc u ID.
MEAT MARKET.
Following rates for whole carsasses from
saughterers to de ,lers:
BEEF-Prime, G2a74c; medium grades 5a6c
inferior 4a4Ac Il h.
VgAL-Large Calves, 7@7tc; small ones, 7!@Sc
| q II.
MUTToN-Wethers are quotabe at sc; ewes at 48
44o z Ii.
LAMB uotable at 6a7c q ib for good to choice.
PORK Live Hogs Slnr31c dressed do. 4s05c q h.
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Terrible Affair Threc Men SufTOcated In
Mining Shaft.

ORovILLE, January 10th. - Three men,
named George Role. VIM. Lucas and j. A.
Mcdonald. were suffocated in the Bonanza
shaft at Rowland Flat, Sierra county, yes
terday, from the effects of blast. The first
went down to see the result of the blast, and
not signaling a second soon followed him. He
too not signaling, they became alarmed, and
after pumping air into the shaft awhile
third descended, and he too failed to respond.
After forcing air down for some time longer
fourth descended, dashed to the rope. He
found them all lying insensihle, and signaled
to be drawn ny, and came out nearly suffo-
Gated. They again forced air down for some
time, and another man went down and sue
ceeded in securing and hosting the bodies of
the unfortunate men to the surface. One
was dead, and the two others died shortly
after. In hosting the rescuer, and when
about fifty feet from the bottom, the rope
broke and he fell back and was very seriously
injured and bruised, but it is thought no
bones are broken
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READ The LIST /.

German American, of New York British America
and Western of Toronto, Canada and last but not
least, the grand old Phoenix, of London Combined
cash capital, $lS,OJG.Uon.
SPINKS & ACOCk,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents. Office 4O2 }
street d30 4ptf
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GREETiNG!

1rAPpy AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
III to ALL We come boldly to the front as the
leading
Real Estate and Insurance Agents
OF Sacramento, representing the best Fire lnsur-
ance Companies of this coast.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
WESTERN HOTEL,

Mos Al, 43, As, Al, 40 AND 81 X STREET,
IN Sacramento, Cali ornia.
This well known house has been newly furnished
Every department has been made complete. It has
200 well ventilated single rooms and some so spleI
didly furnished rooms for families. Terms per day
Board and Room, 81 to 81; Meals, rs cents. Free
Coach to the hotel. jail WEI. LAND. P-nnrietor.
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JoNARCH OF THE WEST PLANTS gSS
1Sl Pure, strong, stocky. Parent stock 49,
from one of the best growers. Price low
ia19-3ts G. NJ. SMITH, Brighton.
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A J. wETZLAR HAVING RESIGNED THE
N management of the Home Mutual insurance
Comnsnv Of California. JOHN T. CAREY has been
appointed this day. A continuance OF the liberal
patronage of the property owners OF Sacramento,
which has been heretofore extended to the Well
known and reliable Company, is respectfully solcited
by the officers of the Company, and
j. T. CAREY, Manager.
H. H. BIGEL0w, General Agent.
Sacram anto, January ~, 1880 ja13-4p1m
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CAPITAL ALE VAULTS.
JAMES MCGUIRE,

MO. 6s ], AND THIRD AND ] STREETS.
~ Hot Lunch daily from II A. NJ. to l o'clock
w. The Best OF Liquors and Cigars.
dl3-4plm BOWERS & LONGABAUGH.
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Hall S
11zza<z1zlzzzzzzzTzEzxzxz.
BAL SSAN

Cures Colds Pneumonia, Bonchitis, Asthma Group,
Whooping Cough, and all diseases OF the Breathing
Organs. 1t soothes and heals the Membrane the
Lungs, inflamed and poisoned by the diseas and
prevents the night sweats and tightness across the
chest which accompany it. CONSUMPTION is not
an incu-able mslady. 1t is only necessary to have
the right remedy, and HALLS BALSAM is that
remedy. DON'T DESPAIR OF RELIEF, for this
benign specific will cure you, even though profes
sional aid fails.
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SAN Francisco. January 20th.-The
Workingmens Convention this evening re-
solved that no general charges against the
officials should he entertained, but that all
ton was adopted that in view of his illness,
which has to considerable extent in
capacitated him from attending to the
business of his Office, and his devotion
to the welfare of the party, Mayor Kalloch
should be held free from any charges, should
any disposition be shown to bring any. Some
opposition was manifested. on the ground
that the resolution tended to stihe investiTa-
ton, but it was carried by an overwhelming
majority. 1t was announced however, that
charges would be preferred against some of
his appointees.
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rhe Morhincmcn nnd thc Ol.icinIs.

SAN Francisco, January Doth. - South
Bulwer leviss an assessment of % cents per
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ar sample OF our work can be seen
Sacramento State Capitol.
ia3-Im4p
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REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE.


Office, No 1O06 Fourth street, Sacramento city.
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DER. G. A. WHITE,

a TToRNEY AT LAw-OFFICE, FIFTH ST.,
N between l and J. Residence, No. 207 l
street, between Seventh and Eighth. dl0-4p1m
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Root, NELSON & Co.,
YYNIoN FOUNDRY-IRON AND BRASS
Founders and Machirsts, Front street, be-
.ween and o. Castings ana Machinery OF every
dissertation made to order. d24-4plm
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Always complete stock Of Undertakers Goods
in every style. Special attention given to couptrr
orners AT lowest rates d2 4plm
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MO. IS X STREET, BETWEEN SECOND
~ and Third, Cigar Manufacturer, and wholesale
and retail dealer in Havana Cigars, Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco, Gilt Edge Fine Cut Chewing To-
acco. Pines. etc ie3-4plm
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-08-10

An old darkey who had put away" water
melons every summer for sixty years stood in
front OF one of the grocery houses eying pile
OF that fruit. The merchant who sat in the
door noticed the usefulness of The Africans
gaze, and finally asked:
Uncle?"
How much you aXed for one boss ?" inquired
the African, still keeping his gaze on the melons
twenty-five cents replied the merchant,
getting up from his chair and stepping to the
side of the hillock
What you glib me one-half fur" asked the
darkey, taking a step towards the pile
Fifteen cents" replied the dealer, lifting one
in his hands
What will You sell me slice for, asked
Africa M
Ten, cents" said the accommodating mer-
ch-nt.
A bite OBJ one?" continuedsthe darkey
" Five cents" answered the merchant, rs he
picked up knife and started 10 plug out piece
about two inches square @
I" Hold on boss Fse an honest niger. You
say you glib me bite for five cents. Well, sab
if / takes bite Oh dat melon you'll be settin'
heah in pow'ful study as to what become OBJ
de balance oh it. Now, boss, heah's de two
bits. Oar amt muffin mean bout me when it
gifts up to waiermelons."
He took the fruit and went of to hunt the
shade
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We have received from an old friend and sub
scriber very pleasant letter in which he refers
to the Breckenridge aneciote IA follows: &
Judge H. M Breckenridge was mot married
when he was relieved from his Office of Judge Of
the Western District of the Territory. The story
related refers TO his father, Judge b, Of Pennsyl
vania, an eccentric Federaiist before and about
the time Jefferson was laying the foundation of
Democratic principles. He was the author Of
Teauge O'Ragan," comical satire, which was
afterwards, by Judge Fl. M. brought down. in
Guiding the administration of jackson. II. N.
was "a woods colt who married on his return
to Pennsylvania the daughter of his foster
mother. He then retired TO wild lands in West.
ern Pennsylvania, which proved to be valua-
BILE, building up a town called Tarentum, -
where letter received from him was dated
many years ago. l was taken from this county
in the winter Of l63OS 81 by him, appointed clesik
and was in daily intercourse, deEviagi great ad-
vantage from his large intelligence and spright1y
mind"
The writer also mentions another version of
the story as being related 10 him by a neighbor
who is an old citizen, and who remembered hear
ing, when boy, the incident in question related
as happening in Virginia. The writer also says
" The BrGckenridges, Of Pennsylvania, and the
breckenridge, of Virginia, were not related, as
he was informed by Judge H. NJ Breckenridge,
at least only very distantly, if at all"
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The county convention Of the Conservative
Democratic party Of jackson county will meet at
Mariana, on the 18th day of August, to nomi-
nate candidates for tile State Legislature
The county convention of Marion county will
be held at Ocala on the 10Th of August.
The county convention of Sumter county will
be held al Leesburg on the 14th of August
The county convention of Hillsboro county
will be held at Tampa, on the 18th of August.
The county convention of Orange county will
he held at Orlando on the 18th day of August.
The county convention of Suwannee county
will be held at Live Oak on the I'd of September.
The county convention of Alachua county
will be held at Gainesville, August Goth.
The county convention of Franklin county
will be held on the 10Th of September
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The first bale of cotton gathered in Leon
county was brought in on Friday last by Carey
johnson, colored, who raised it on the old Hay
ward place 1t was delivered to Mr.. A. F. Spill
Ter and sold to Messrs. r. Il ]. Munro at %
cents. Ii weighed AT pounds and classed " good
ordinary" Johnson will be entitled to the bar
rel OF -four offered by Messrs. Munro according
10 the statement made by the Patriot of July "A,
as 4 premium 10 the person who should bring in
the irst bale OF new cotton.
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The Rstrio. threatens the Tallahassee Brass
Band with an officer If the members persist In
their refusal to return the instruments which
were loaned to them, and which are now wanted
by the owners for the purpose Of organizing
new band. Now, see herel That has been go
ing on long enough. If they won't give up the
horns, Mr. PatriOt, go and take them, If you have
authority 70 do 80. Time Is passing and We
want q band that will do M some good, and Il
don't look well to be SO tender-fOoted about II.
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M TO THE TRENDS OF
HEalaspsk&Etglsh'
Notice to state. 0eunH an TsEhslap Coz.
mittees.
FOR THE CAR1RAHGN.

-
THs ~ Iosx wss.sa1.x II Dor Vim ). found ! u..-
full AuMlisky.b9 q Nhb AEe earnestly working for
the reform of the National Government 1hf0uxh-
ont the Presidential canvass of 1880 TEE Sow win
give its readers full clear, and honest report 81
events and opinions. Believing that the evils which
have so long beset the country be cured only by
change Of the party In power, 1t will support for
President and Vice-P President, HANCOCK and ENG
LIs1 ne roMneesof tie NAtienal Hepnhlieap De
mocraey. AItwtl1 also dsupp0et such candidates i'm
the Congress Districts as may give the best promise
of keeping the National Legislature out of the grip
OF fraud bribery and corrupton and in the control
OF common sense and patriotism.
To all those who sympathize with purpose,
we commend the circulation Of The WEEKLY SUN
In order that they may most efficiently cooperate
with us, We win send THE WEEKLY Sun to clubs, or
single subscribers, postpaid, 1oP Twenty-Five
Cents till the Presidential election. AS this barely
covers cost, there will be discounts for orders
however large.
Raise clubs in every school district.
Five dollars will paw for twenty subscriptions for
the campaign. Address
Aug lO-lt THE SUN, New York City.
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Rev. Mr. MsaDy's family len Gainesville on
IIse 4th insk for North Carolina, where they WIN
spend the summer.
Hon George p. Raney, AttcrRey GeneFAl.
VIII accompany General Finlsy ~ ~ cAptas,
aad address De people On The issueS d abeday.
Mr. Fancy Is . nne spe4ker. and re ase alad 70
kn0N that be win help y ont = Ills dbGisjei.-
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A fine " Croneaer No 9" Cane Mill, in good
order, with large capacity for juice has also a
duplicate Crown Wheel Apply to
81 JOHN s. WINTHROP.
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EMR. ]. Ii. BATES, Newspaper Advertising
Agent, Al Park Row Times Building), New
York. is authorized TO contract for advertise
menis in the FLoRIDIAN at our best rates.
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z The SENI-wEEKLY FLoRIDIAN may be
found on sale at the News Stands of Julian
Betion and Childers & Ball.
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!. 0. O. f.

r Regular meetings of LEON LODGE No. 8,
held every Tuesday, Evening" their Lodge Room, at
O'Clock All Brothers In good standing are invited to
aitend. W. NJ MCINTOSH SR-, N. G.
". n McIETosH, JR., r. :.
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e Regular meetings of AUCTLLA ENCAMP-
uENT No . are held the first and third 1AuraIdy Zoe
aia9s Of each month at their Lodge Room O'Clock
Al Patriarchs good standing invited to attend.
g. L. BALTZELL, C. p.
l. ID. BALL. Scribe
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- Regular meetings of JACKSON LoDGE
No ! are held the hrst and third MONDAYS In each
"'''''- W. n. MCINTOSH. sscyvsa,S.
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ROarders Wanted.

A few dodgers and day boarders can get good
accommodations, by month or year, at
If J. L. DEMILLYs.
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SUMTER, g. c., Nov. 10, 1874
Mr.. W. H. Barrett, Assg1stG, Ga:
DEAR STR-It gives me great pleasure 10 attest
TO fhe eficiency Of the Pills received from yeu a
few days AFRO. They have accomplished every
thing that desired of them, and have given
several to my neighbors. Please send me two
dozen more for use on my farm.
Yours respectfully,
augS-1m JH0 ~ tNspAtE-
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Pianos and Organs Special Offer
Fall 1S6O-Cash Prices With Three
Months Credit.
Pianos and Organs coming, coming. 100000
strong" by every steamer, TO fill our mammoth
high from cellar to loft and supply the trade OF
the South Just closed most advantageous con,
tracts with leading Piano and Organ manufact-
urers New styles, new prices, new terms for
fall trade 1880. Special Offer to Cash Buyers
During months Of August, September and October
zoe sCN cell at L0,scst Cash Prices payable $25 cash
on PQsos or $40 cGsh on Organs, Nth balance IN
three months scitl0ut interest. New Pianos $165
$780, $237. New Organs, stops $50, stops,
$50. Selection from 10 makers and 166 different
STYLES. Lowest prices in America Guaranteed
instruments IS days trial. Every inducemenl
that any responsible house can offer % standard
Instruments Send for FAN 1880 Special Offers
Address Laden d Bates Southern Music
HOase, Savannah, Ga.
JnIv 27-4W
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NRURALaINE This is an Internal Remedy
that never fails to cure NeuraIgia and Headache
1t contains no Qninine, Opium, Morphine, Chic
raj or Narcotic of any kind. Quick and per
fectly safe in its action. 1t commends itself u
the afflicted.
HUNT, RANKIN & LAMAR,
aue3- 3m Wholesale Agents, Atlanta, Ga.
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VIII buy Florida Wagon, same as the cash.
tiff B. W. BERRY.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TALLAHASSEE, August 5, 1880.
IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE, all freight bills
Il must be paid me at my Office, before the freight
on same will be delivered
d b. MAXWELL,
Agent j. p i NJ. Railroad.
August g. 1SS0-1m
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS

AT Philips for Fan Planiingi Can Ut the Sign
Of City Drug 6tore-Gardsn Seed Depot LII
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Attention, Leon Light Horse !

"A You ARE HEREBY COMMANDED
E1& drill. to be held ON Thursday, August 18Th
at the Fair Grounds, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
+. HOUSTOUN, Capt Commanding
JNO A. PRARCE. Ord rly Sergeant
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


For Tax Assessor.
sxru. Eu.ron We take pleasure In announcing for
,h Once of Tar ASSESSOR for Leon county Of her most
sa,thfu, trsed and rue men, fully capable Of dschaTgng
te anti. Of te oce and II excited We are he will
tve ..tisfaeou That old soldier and patriot IL GEO.
A. CROOK. MAEr forAAs
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SEi H.sses.!y ~ - E.ssysIy sa.ss~s
- - neSsy ~ Ne r~ssy - bssussess
FL :. -. f. Sss.sssi 8 49, x
sssssf.s - - seassy 1900 q ia ~ - 2 sSsss =
- sAs tks Ssp.s Fsszfs sk<r7s1s.s sssszu e
$50 S~l'ssi 49, e - - ss2sses -, =, - -
49, - ssu.s - sry ps<ss~ss ss.s n kss.r11
- - <s-t--- = sr&f<
80 - -a-..N
Ne - - SsS TT. .1~f sS..sss-s.s$s
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xntssion, Avession % society. Dlmneas Of visioa.
49,. N Ne oeo1s thev1oaS aafa pnss1nu unsH.
served - - ugine. aDd many o1hag aiosoSsa that
led - ineapIty end desth,
Oh. uIurIk win se1es 70 ssosfsaG vivs non.
- nusAan fsv . CO. ~ tn hind tie Vital,
HkekORAIJ4 tundsr ~ apectsi sdvice ana
trseane.O VIII Dot cure. q ~ thing fmpuss
= iaJuR1oes 16uDd - u. On uJHrED 49, -.
.Isevnse Diaseass sueceesfsl1y. vishonk nercury.
Oe2sua3A51os ynxE- Thorough examthation aSd
e6ssoe. inelsA1Ae snssyu5s 81 urine. oseo. PSiee
- vrxAL kDIoaArsvg. $500 boSlIe a fonr
eaaes ~ esa4ttsy. 4i0.0o: ssut 70 ssv addrs =
go sccaePe o! price. ~ O. o. D., secars from
sal - Ar nlU1IE. n. ~.
h'asay s.ss: Ban !. rr.ae'sss a.
~ smlH1lEy KIDNEY RgMxDY. NRPHaFr.
lOon seEse 81 kieds o. Kidnsy AID $1,000
opseMu, OseMshere. elect. leseosvAGa ~
- q dsuesiSss; S1see . bca6Is 81 solilss ~
DA Hxrifs plxpx1los rsIIs. =. u.
- snsepess DYGPInoBA nd nIilOUs c1ro
N - sssksa For sals - Al dsugsists.
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the GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

- . nsves.fatlinR Cure
1se Nervous Dsbllssy,
Hhasstsd VITALITY
Seminal Wee / ness,
opsrlnss0 rk0A. LoUH
MANHOOD, lnpoosa-
cy. psrsIysts. and al
the terrible elects Of
self -Abuse. youthful
fCll1so, sls4 - c6uoGs u
mstursg yers-sucA
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-01-03
Homecoming Items.

On Friday the following named
gentlemen were elected officers of To-
naconing Lodge, No. SOL, K. of H., tc
serve the ensuing term of six months
Past Dictator-M. T. Cline; Dictator
Jas. W. Bernard; assistant Dictator
Jas. M. Sloan; Vice Dictator-Wm
E. Henshaw; Reporter-R. M. Boyd,
jr.; Financial Reporter-D. j. Sloan
IreaSwer-Wm. Atkinson; Chaplain
Rev, J. Edwards Gatide-Joseph
Myers G'tardion-Hugh Blaire
SentimeJ--Thos. Lowery Representa-
the to Grand Lodge-James Little
Alteamate--A. B. Johnston; Medica,
Eaan,iaaer-Dr. G. E. Porter TRUSTEE
WIN. Byers.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-01-03

The work of repairing the Bowery
Furnace, near this place, is progress
ing rapidly under the skillful supervi-
sion of Mr.. E. L, Brown, president
and general manager of the Cumber-
land Coal and Iron company.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-01-03

DEATH.-NELLIE, little daughter
of DR.. J. X. Miller, Of Berlin, Pa,
died at that place yesterday morning
of diphtheria. She was a niece of
Mrs. T. G. Beall, Of this place.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-01-03

PERsoNAL.-Mr. w. E. Hartman,
who is connected with the wholesale
millinery establishment of Korn &
Devlin, Baltimore, is visiting friends
in Frostburg.
Thomas Tenant, Esq, of the firm
of Tenant, Boyts & Co., of Connells-
vile, Pa, accompanied by his daugh-
ter, visited friends here during the
holidays.
Leonard Barrick, Esq, his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Birely, and daughter-in-
law, Mrs. Leonard Barrick, of Ohio,
are visiting Mr.. Geoigy ". Walker, Of
Borden Shaft. Mr.. Barrick is a
brother of Mrs. Walker, with whom
he recently paid visit to their ma
tive town of Loudon, Pa. Thirty
four years ago Mr.. B. emigrated to
Dark county, Ohio, where he has
since resided. He passed through
this place by wagon, and, of course,
observes that great changes have TIA
ken place since that day.
Stanly Hitchins, Esq, formerly Of
this place, now connected with Hood,
Bonbright & Co., Philadelphia, is
home on a short visit.
James Watson, Esq, and his
daughter, Mrs. R. T. Powell and fam
lily, of Eckhart, are on visit to An
drew Roy, Esq, former nina inspec-
tor of Ohio, residing in jackson coun-
ty, Ohio.
Thomas Hill, Esq, laid up for sew
eral days with severe cold, was out
yesterday.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-01-03

CONDENSATION juries awarded the
Baltimore and Ohio Road one hun
bred and fifty dollars and the Cum
berland and Pennsylvania Road one
hundred dollars for the right of way
of the Pennsylvania Railroad in
Maryland over their tracks at the
east end of the yiaduct.