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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-11-27
TIMB TABLE.
WhseIIna and ETm Grove Railroad.

On and after SATURDAY, November IS. 1850,
ears on the wheeling and Elm Grove 4, r. Will run
a. follows CaS will leave the city, corner Of Market
and Elsyenih stFeetS) and uOfn6Fo0k'6 Park at
, 1880-09-03
THE EARL o. AIRLIE.
Return 0f This Distinguished ScotcEa-
mimi, with 1 liz Son mstd DNuEiItor, to
New YUrlk-I Tour vi Observation
tCttt0un Ii illx, ltnflnsi &lufnx.

Return Of This Distinguished ScntrEa-
mimi. with III. Son mItd raugi'tor, to
New Yurk-I Tour vi observation
Through the United Stnfcx.
Special Disr,feh to The Chicago Trtbunt.
NEW Yollls, Sept. o.-Thu Earl Of Airtlc,
at Airltc Custlc, Scntlatu, with Ills son and
daughter, has returned to Now York, MID Is
at present ut thu Windsor Hotel, Ills estate
IL one Of the lnrsess IN SentlantI. aud |!is III.
tlue,lcc, hatll IN pollIcpl ainl sucial life, Ii
widely felt III his iAtlva country. lle IL bnS
Ut the foremost Ut Scnttisll nobiel,ltll, and
exceedingly la,pltsar lHlt,lE ls*pe0ple. Ito
u q greNt ,ntlnfrur uf Il republican fDrM ut
government, mud fur lI!lsly years llls iMktll y
Suites. Tho Earl md lls snsI nut tAu9 liter this
nlnriitnE ttAk a rltlu lllrauEI, Central Tark.
Tho pnrly visited thu AIctrnp!ttnn Museum.
After spending nbont two hours III tue Eafk
all4 nlllsrlllll tho party returned to thu Wi.
snt llutGl, Wi'trc they entertained several 1l
thelr old friends, who etlno IL this coli'Itry
e resilp many years ugc. l.atcr 4, tl'e dny
cllso cnrruKe tn the t;ralMl Central l?tpat,
wlrro they tuok tho trim lnr NfnEtHt Fnlls.
Ihey lilld II special l,Aace-cnr fur THEIR use.
Tbetr 6nggaae tlllrl truck, Mnt to eAc!l
place WIS attnchetl . tnetal tug upon which
Y W. M s1ss tsSi tlS y. 'y S r fot ar Sf 1s sar ~
tuurll at NtuEar,t, to yislt Chicago. st. Louis,
Hnlt f.nkn Clly. npl Cniffnrliu, and, L he
llnS tlli TING, le Will nlsO nlNke q Southern
trip. Tho object Ut Ills visit to ttIs United
States II mt only tU lHak0 personal 1bserya-
ts.".S os vaecoAMtyy nlNt people, bVt 70 give
0f American l,ntlts asnl c.lsloMls. II 10
sMIuld remain lll this country until Congress
eullyrtltH U{, win visit Washington ulll tuko
,lote9 Ut tho proceedings OF unt budy.
, 1880-09-03
A1f1{1:EslsS.

1.... ,ru... . ,, H. ,, ,...,,,. - 1...,
hrhest !1eAter, eiefR 1sl thc emP!os o1 dhcoo
Meyer & Iru.. ,!ctlnrs III gents furnishing R'M!s
md nottuns ut MIS-. ssN and III. slunrt,, street,
wus arrpst cd ycstcr,,ny ,ftrru,, l,y Dctcut;yrs
,,",,' nn1 s;,,s,,a,, rn 49,, ta,.,;,,. ~ .,',,s
from time to tine frntn hIs employers. llcxter
IL 20 yoars ol' .tntl s1iutc. 1a,o ..nlnt nr gnots
~. ~ ,,,,,,S',. $685. .'.,,,,., ,.,,, 49,. H.,
Mrs Ata Mnhcrts Was tf',i'a iaht hiRnt III
pntsat l Gn.ns1ttni c.t.nM ~ tu LnaR ~,
sE'1nry tur sser: s'l,s n WITH hsr a.'c,r,
@ on n -, ~ , soh s! sen:i @ 1,, ,,Is t.,, a,a
hcr home nt Eth,nrll Grove kas., OF aeen'int nf
smtietsiys 1!!.trenl1fscnt o. hcfseit 9fla st'fl.
Sile Waistlu hnsn Hh9 l!irtner 'tast, n,st yer
john N,,tne 4; yc.rs Of nrc, II hn,muker at
Turting,on's fnctlry, No. III Wulatsh lvur,lle,
wtlH urrrstctl Inst evening out uT II rom, In tjlu
, 1880-09-03

1,,oct. md Il type. In apronrancu at lrast. of
a." l,,t! Ind snnn Ut stH.Icty ,irntntt. 1aoa NJ.
.,,.n,,y 10 yrnrs nf nEc, an il well lnilt, aili
,,nrlluc] tn fnsinrss Ut HYurv. Ills GrasR. Astsasy
,,,k bnr r. rIt.spy ct, Int sill c.trs nvnr hin
,"",lr,-shupc! f.lth: his complexion IL II pnfc
,,,,,.. u,,t he wcnrs nilsncho 0nl slight Aislc.
wtltskrrs.
Tbrre wus n notable gathering NJ frnmlng-
,,u,, Muss,, I,tst week. When flexfer llemrnway,
II yrurs did, wt1s yle!tml hy hls six hrnthHrs.
.vh,u IL ts knnwn tlnt str. ticinenway M,s
n,nyr, II ,,as4 yfDl III tho llnptfet Chl,ref, for
.,,yv wears, thu f.Gt 1t hta reaching sitch Ripe
agu IA l,,tlrpl remarkable.
1,r, UcurI recently referred, In tho cntirsn
If II kcl,,rc tn "tlMl higher ft'rm 0f rvnlutton
.h,t far rutvct,lcltrtH 4nku VIC cns1 mnl,." Per-
h,ts tho hector wn,,la kindly thr@ together II
ts tu,,rr l,tgF, .nl.el w,rls tlut will tlescrM n
i,l,y.-p,,e u thu k tl1ut feels Lonesome With
ou, tio stu,nnt.'-nchr.
Why au, / satl 7 The goltlen-rod
l,lm,nI* III tltc rCnpcr's truck:
The nutl1lnn hrrGzD Ia sweet. although
II AliIgs n cttrntiltchs
rn ,,,ltp tho stttuds were mt mUru fair,
The erIt w.ta mt InEr1 btt,c.
The n.o,.ututus ltle,ldctl iti thu sky
With III Hnrc lively htiu.
Why uIn sui? at, nwful arend
Hn,,n.a s,e nt,d will not ,lnwn;
lfcnr my a1ntlrrKrt will tncuttt
Ny utl,ur glri III town.
.-SoufhfU.
, 1880-09-03
FIRES.
CHICAGO.

The alarm from 1iux ~ nt s:02 yesterday
morning WINS caused by fire In the base
naei't u Tic four-story building No. 20 Clark
street. occupied hy Henry Miller, painter.
The Tire was cn,lscd by defective chimney
co1'ncctrl with the fnrnnce OF tho Benton
Ing, Ut the first itaor Ono Of the tenants
called the Intention OF Mr., McNeitt, tho
,'wtlsr, tn this defect less t,a,, a week a9o,
mt hu ,:snfd nntline could be done. l1e
thinks differently 1h,w. Tl,c damage to tho
building amounts 10 ntout SO.
:, y still alarm to Engine M. Mt 9 30 ycster-
tny morning WAS rat,sc,l by fro nrnong
%lHle OIL rngs nt M. tG0 West .JHckson street,
owned by q. G. Vanderbilt. Damage. $40.
, 1880-09-03
CANADA.

Tho How Over tho Consolidated 1InMI8
Liquidation IlcslirIaetl-1'rujrct for
Misunderstanding tScet"tRdot SMEnr-A
Mysterious 7lurder-Othcr Canadian
News. y"
Sptctat Dtsputth to The Chicago Tribune.
MONTREAL, Sept. 2.--Tliu Consolidated
Bank injecting WIS resumed this forenoon,
n1Mi there was nguin considerable wrnngllng
and personal feeling apparent. W!,ilu the
maturity Of the shareholders attacked tho old
DIRECTORS yesterday, they were rdivEtt.u Today
on tho question nj tley0tlng tic funds vt the
bnuk to prosecuting item. 4 meeting to
continue tho Shareholders Committee md
prosecute tllu Directors WIS followed by iii
amendment tn discharge tho C0l,,tItscu ainl
appoint unutllur COMMITTEES to luke legat ntt-
yicu us to tho takitg lcgaf proceedings
agatlist thu Directors IL recover n portion nf
tho lnnls's lt,sses. ThEs was carried. nftur
which tho meeting separated.
u meeting WINS held hcsc this nftortlnon III
connection Will, tho movement for pr'5fnot-
Ing the manufacture Of sugar In thks prov
i.lcn fr0m beet-runts. There was Il nllIller-
0ns attendance of French CAnAdfan capital
isis. Thu Mayor Of tho city presided, antl
Alr. Layalle, tito representative IF tho Coln-
pnny formed III l'arIs With 81. QUO CO. entered
futo MI explanation of It's Utlect, which Is to
erect factorh;S llere for producing sugar from
bcet-rOOs. 'Nn. C0nI'Rny w'ls anxious 10
Eet local capitalists to JOIN TIC move,
.!e caplta! fnr sNlSurllssnss III ths
fur slu1,Nn..,af tl,a stock: ,Mayar Ktsard,
J. l.. Desturllus, ". i. Lecintre, st. Charles
vn!ols, pr. AIArtigny l.. l'r.l,ter,. Nassau.
Glrar.l,, 1'l1tbnMtlcau, a'al QuEnta!. 'Fle ltcnl
, 1880-09-03

mother suit, shc woisII cat. but refused utterly
tightly t0Rcthcr as to preclude tho possibility
q i n''t"'TistsrsnR anyth!nx II tho way of medt.
Wednesday rho tnd rris,sci to cat anything
and hn1 enl,sstcd entirely upon water and
tw!! siHnnfiis nt milk c6ct, tIny. ~ fr-
We saw her sie was realty nathina hut ekfn
an antt l'nlt,. md when her mother ratacd her
frnn tl,c skin ut tho neck. Her nrms wcro nn{
y Mny thttkt.F ihrn n rnln'a finger. and wero at
!lEit - fcnthGr.. ahe hnt1 n hand TINT would
pnrtlonri wis II. Fully four feet IN length. this
eeitt'iicc nt 'vnpnt' wo'ld not oxccct fifteen
ln,nr suffering chill and to tcc ifa eyes iiRheMp
With p!cnf4ro a. lts 1nother apprnnohctf itn tei-
s!!!c @ Indicated ri0tnly that Il recognized hor.
Nht!D r.! Ht'tr thrrc TIM mnthcr carried II n
goblet of wntcr. ant! tho poor lcrcntir1
tl'inHEf II with M eNgercs1 tint told plainly OF
n fuvcr courstng through It's veins,
, 1880-09-03
THE WEATHER.

OFFICE nr THE Ct1iiF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsI1ISaroS, DIG, Sept. Ill n. 1h--Fnr
Tennessee a,Nl tho Ohio Valley, stationary
barometer nsNltenprrntnret s0nther1y Winds,
partly cloudy weather, md locAl rai,Is.
For the Lever Lake rveinh, falling fol-
1awetl by stuiinnary Or rising barometer, stu
tlnnaryDr lower Temperature. south to west
wta.ls, PARTLY cloudy Or cl0litly weather, atsd
numerous .;ltis.
For Upper Lake region, nearly stationary
variable winds, sli,sty slllltll tn WeSi. aud
clearlnr weather, preceded by rain nrtns III
eastern plrtf,Als.
Fur the Upper Mississippi region and Low
er Missouri Eallrys.stns1fmry barunIrtert tstn-
llnIulry or higher Temperature, yarinhfH
winds, shifting IT, snuth or, west, pnrtly
clnIdy weuter, md possibly local ra!i,s III
southern puritan.
local ORGANIZATIONS.
= d
, 1880-09-03


stIp, cd over his heat! emt tIel.tcnr.l about
lIs ncek. lie was led out. Nm, he was
dragged O,tt. Eight stout men iattl hold Of
tll.: RIPE. Not word was spokel,.
Ihc troRram had l,rcN arranged, The tire
y"lver, fn,ssed tile lofI iII silence. They
dragged him nyer II ralI fdnee, ayrr legs md
tarollgl. bushes fur about !o0 yards, 70 n 1T
! tln trtl-''ak neMr Tho ronttsle, where le wAs
il"i,s'. ThIs 1narning ti,o early pass"rs.i,y
were I,nft"r-strnck IL SRI. n nMfc hnt!y swing
lnx 'na limb i wns aftcr o'clock ''efnrt.
The !MstEcc nf the i'rafr. 's4nl re- fseavcr, M.
wasnu.lr, rxrrp! the hafrl of tic sl,trt around
the neck hHl Il STRIP tlbwn tlir back, IN which
was written the following card In wretcilctl
scrawl:
1h,ke noflsr' Any or ul pcrson. Interfering
EsR.nblhitv t'tIxcns. VIGILANCE CNMMt7rEE.
Squire HEAVIER hrl,l MI Inquest, rxa,ntnln,
Tie wife as"s tisn at!trr wismess,s. Thr trstt-
1ltbny .Dsers tl'c fac:s given nt"yc. Tlla
li.fSp1lH 1inknnwN."
The i,nnglng WIS well tlone. There was no
mhft. There wrr!. mt nvrr Twenty ttefs,lls
II, the party, and ,ion't think over tel. Part
nt,f the retnafn,ter tl0wn from the Point.
IlHy met ut The g.atc Oh the Decker furnt I'm.
Tier The sMdOw Ut ths tree where lle WIS
ha,,grtl. The limb on which lt. was hnngrM
was picked out by committee so,ne weeks
Tic vigilants hnvc u,atle twu rtrorts 10
hung tint f~fnrs., but when they rallied ut the
house l,r WIS ltFtgr nt l1btIif. AMI they Ills
E!'tscd their mission so us not tn nro1iso s'ls"
pfc1pn. .
Afirr tho terrible fight of Monday tho
flHilanss were chilled together nt p}nce the
correspondent entl't iin.!e lit he wanted to
was rcsuIyc,t tu ternIinnte T0M'scareer Sept.
Is, lksl, :,
, 1880-09-03
ssItErEaaes

Tho Empress Ellgc,lIo will lcayO EnKland In
tho autumn 10 tHkD up her permanent residence
at hor eAateaM III Rwttztrlanu, WHICH waa tho
honae @ Ut tho Third Elnlnrsrs mother att0r tho
lsupFrs8 vii! relnoyU thu rtulalls Ut her hts-
bantt aIld son to tho prntory attached tn tho
chateau. All tho furniture Ut Camden IlnusD
nut rrInovrd to bwtlxerl4utl will lu distributed
lDr remembrance a1ntlnY fcEciits, '0thfIlH beux
niin~ett tn pAss uuder Tho hl'nE,nr p1 tho auc-
ttuHeer. Ihu E,nprUss can affursl this respect
Tor the tmpurtat tradition, for xhe !N,asessaa ian
t'to"ne na; ot @ Eyer fa~.W 2 year, aud Docs not
, 1880-09-03

> Jt0TkfsIEs
Enktfdf f1tttsrteh f1 The fhitdao Iffhnnf.

Hrttdl H1srNleh 70 Tie Eh|tdoo 1Ftbuns.
kAS4sA CRY, Mo, Sept. 2.-About 10
o'clmk to-ll!xht, james KIngen. yarIman
fur thu Un1on l'arit|c HALLWAY, WIS stabbetl
t0 the IIcari by ". X. Warrington, Il Cilicugn
IL Allan brakeman. ii0t!l tlse nrn fntl brcn
drinking. n'stl Warrington WIS SRI lltpn ly
kinven MD frfrnls, nml defended l.['usclf
with H. e1tDnu.l WHketknffr. Jig WAS
fpf.'wrl frnnt II salnn.I, and, Mftrr hitting at
l'iS nSsillnlts; ran nwny, llnt Knowing That
walked n.itt 1tD ynrtls atnt then tlrnpIu,d
!!entf. an Investigation proy"t that the kIltfH
had severed bnu Of The Iuutn arteries. War
r.i,Hin Flns 1urn tlrit'stGsI, anil tlaiuls tut o
n,,iy acted IN sclI.ttrftnsc.
, 1880-09-03

FiTc,1nui.o. Mass., Scpt.a-I'hc ptano~case
fartory ut Leo,nil1ster, owned by S.ctnway 4
Sou, af New York, was burned this morning.
Some nf the wDrk1ncn saved their tools, md
Il few unfinished rnscs were saved, hut tho
buildings, snt,Ic tools, mt! fnnst Of tho stock
t,rnn total loss. Tie loss Is estfnntcd ut el5,-
0o0; Insurance., $4,000.
, 1880-09-03
LOCAL CRIME.

y CONCLAvE "REMINISCENCES.
narn lsNy, the kcclcr af n Notorious celrrcd
tnunfO M Fourth avenue, bcttcr knt,wn IN Dora
i'rs'wn brfore sho c1,u1Igrd lcr name 10 aceonl.
mntlAte her present husband, tile notorious ncHro
Wesley 1sny. was yesterday held by .1ust!cu Wnl-
laeo III *i,x0 hull 10 thu 'ltl,: .s!N.iR ctnrvcsl
wis here during thu CnEplnsr. SatlIe other mr.
rests nrc 10 tg ,I,ltlE. nn Wrmnls IL tn bu suMl-
lapt.cd by Telegraph I" upjseAr A.sA prosecute.
, 1880-09-03
NtiT1,ljt:It1:l1,

' sptetdi Dfsraleh to The Chfeaeo tribune,
OMAHA. Ncb., Sept. 2.-l'ranefs 4. White,
Wit, Ind bcun living with MI oh. man on II
farm III Asapahns County, twelve milcs
south Of Arapafloe VlEiaer, tm,k lily it,
par.,lrc rather t1ystcrIOusiy with tile o'tl
nans lcaiu IL few ,lays agn. a,l.t, foul I,tay !,c
Int sssrectrt. scarell was r,l','lc yesterday,
aud tile nd mars tnly was FUND Il, Il
iIta,,un. ,pIIc, where II lud evidently been Tor
two or three days.
, 1880-09-03
a MINISTER IN TROUBLE.
Gpfffaf u[spaftA to ,TNs CAteaoo 1ftbuut,

6NELnfvILLE. lnl., Sept. a.-tar clty was
startled this morning by tho report that tho
lsey. George Sluter, pastor Ut tho First PRES
bytcrlan Church, lasl been arrested fur whip
plug one OF Ills stepchtlslren, II boy about Is
years old. Ilo appeared Ut Court md gave
bontl for LIS appearance OIL next SaturdHxb
morning, when he Will bu tried for assaulR
and battery. T4u chilli bears marks OIL l,ts
body Of severn whipping, aud ho says that
, 1880-09-03
FATALLY sr'AI,l,ED,

Srteiat J,hpasch to The t.httngo Tribune.
K,DXrH, ill.,, Sept. IA lnan by the ,la,llu
Of J.srpEs Keifer got Into n dispute with II
party ur fur Mt T. SALOON In Donnc11sor, tast
night, which ended III bis llefng prnbahly fa-
tally stnhl,ctl. Ills physicians suy tllai lU
cAllnOt Ike.
, 1880-09-03

hIs fntf,er ,n.at him with /, catIa, fIlr atFnir
will prnlmbly ruilt.l, II rhirc. trin1, nntl d.
vnrrH lutwl'rn Mr. SEnttr md l,fs wife may
result. '1'lIn fnlMily Is nfnoi!g the best III
every tcsI"ct bf 0llr ely, MD this affulr las
created greut tleal Df cntntntnt.
, 1880-09-03

\ DRUNKEN lUhnHEL. '
DENVER COln., Sept. "A Trltu'lc's Cen
tra City special sAys: William llnckaslay to-
day fasully stint .fnmis Angroye as the result
ut Il drunken Uttnrrc.
, 1880-09-03
ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 9.-Tlle strike by the plat
form n!ell of the st. Louis, Iron Mountain &
Southern Hallway yesterday Jill not lnter-
ftre with Tue business nf the rn.u[. Others
lsaye hGtM substituted f0r tho strikers, md
The work proceeds rs usual.
, 1880-09-03
NEED GETTING WELL,

BpEt1a1 U1iEs|eA to 7hs CAted9o 7F161Ne.
NEW Yol,K, Srpt. 9.--'rhurl0w Weed, who
l,as been .lltu Ill at l!a residence fur several
.iays, Ii mora comfortable to-day. llo passal
II Euo.t MIylt a1ttl cnll sit III \ lag clalr alul
tAlk to Ills friends. lie Ii still weak,
, 1880-09-03

4 AT WALTON, IND.
CINCINNATI, Scpt. 9.-,l'Ge Gazcttc's koko-
TN. Ind. sIcrinl sayx the lour md saw mill
and excelsior 1actory uf G. w. Bishop at
Walton M.rn's! thls Mosning. Loss, $1,000:
stlNlt lNsllEnlIcp.
, 1880-09-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.

The public will beware of = ffaudu-
lent Imitation Ut uohbua' Electric Soap now be-
iuY fnrceu I'll tho a11k lot by MISREPRESENTATION.
It win suit, any olqsj washed with Il lneisb
upon hafiug tsobhnS Electric.
, 1880-09-03
UNGRATEFUL GUESTS,


NEW YoHK, Sept. 2.-C0ntnatioro Mutt
opuncd saluol at OIL Sixtl, uyeuuc, III. this
city, yesterday, Sonle Of Ills guests ut she
Opening r0bbesa ll!m .Df tho gold WAtclI pre-
, 1880-09-03
AT.J.1Gltlk.


( NEW YonK, Sept. 2.-FWythcy develop
nlcllts were lnutu this aftcrnt,on touching
the ellargu ngatust Elijah Alllgur for tho
handling ut crooked lM!lls. Jancs Ackin-
lay, transfer agclIt n,d Assistant Secretary
Ut tho Chicago, Milwaukee, II 1t. fflnl Cons
Ia',y, lnado affidavit tlat III tho ::ott Of An.
gust n,al! cn1sle Into tho nt|lce Ut tho C0in-
pu,y from the ut|[ce ut Hamilton Il Uisl,op,
lie presented Il l'aper l,urportng to bs Il bond
OF said Con1lMny, ana inquired wllutl!or 1t
was a'l right. MCKINLEY found that It was u
counterfeit 7 30 E,r cent 9f tllu Company Gt
hsIng .o0o eacll. 'lAtesl les, raytllo in ~.
Tho furBell bond Mllpearet tito Balslb III tlIo
genuine, except the slK!atMru ai,l ,xtnl llu
further SIT ,fortl IL lIts 9tlAyll tllat Il LMAt,
fran the Third National NnNk bought fNur
hlnilinr bonds, nma nlsn Inter ln August
rhnrles I. Appleby, brought two similar
E0ltla. which lio said hs got from AlligNr lii
bnMds 1p examination proved t0 ba forget,
Ns far ttS the signatures Wnro concerned.
Moses H. l3aylls, cashier for Hamilton lilsll-
D Als. i!latfu affidavit tllHt ltH loNed AlIlKer
500 MI one Of ttlosa bol,ds, alNl lInd ll0 slts-
P!c!on nf Its bolng forged unti! pronounced so
by Alliger,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-10-30
Special Notice,

The attention of taxpayers is especially
called to the provision of the new Code of
Public General Laws, which says, emphat-
ically, that the collector shall collect and
pay over the taxes within six months after
receiving the looks, and in the event of
his failure to do so, he shlll be liable to
prosecution and severe punishment.
This means that the collector, havingle-
ceived the tax books on the 3d day OF Au-
gust, 1890, is obliged by law, by his oath of
office and by the bond he has given for the
faithful performance Of his duty according
to law, "to collect and pay over the taxes
within six MONTHS" that is by the third
day of February, 1881.
The collector has no discretion in the
matter Having accep ed the office, he is
bound to execute Its duties in accordance
with law, and he will there ore be obliged
to collect by the summary process of dis
tress or execution all taxes that are ur-
paid on the third day of February, 1881,
and notice is hereby given that all Tax bills
for 1880 in arrears on the third day of
February 1881, will be collected at once
by legal process.
Taxpayers should therefore make pro.
vision to comply with the requirements OF
law go as to pay their taxes for 1880 before
February Sd, 1881, and thereby save costs
trouble and much unpleasantness.
N. S. FROST,
Aug 2l[ Collector.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-10-30

A coUNTRYMAN went into confec-
tionery store, whilst under the inau-
ence of drink, and asked if they had
any oysters, he was answered mo
when, not at all particular as to what
he got, asked for strawberries and
cream, he was told they had none;
his next inquiry was for sardines, the
store keeper said he was Gust out"
and the countryman, not to bo put
eff, calmly asked for ice cream. Tb' ls
was the ''straw that broke t.. e caIn, lis
back" for, getting very angry and
with red face. the store-keeper an
swered b., "hadn't any ice ',sar,
oye'e' 8, sardines, strawberries, canned
salmon, mackerel, apples, peaches,
pears, melons, nor anything else,
bringing his fist down on the coun ter
with an emphatic bang. The couIn-
tryman was noways nonplussed at
this exhibition of rage, but serene ly
said, Say, mister, haye you got al ~
pickeled cowcumbers ?" This W, as
too much for the store-keeper, an d
the countryman's exit through the
front door was rapid if not graceful.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-10-30
S1OO Reward!

FRosTBURG, MD, Sept. 90, 1880.
w HEREAS, On Saturday last a VAL
w UABLE HEIFER, belonging to the
Borden Mining Company, was shot dead
by some person now unknown in one OF
the enclosed pastures of the Company, and
WHEREAS, Destructive and dangerous
fires have been frequently caused by the
wanton or malicious setting of fires in the
woods
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
the undersigned will pay One Hundred
Dollars Reward for such information as
will lead to the arrest and conviction of
any person found trespassing upon the
enclosures of said Company with filearms
OF of setting fire in the unencloscd woods
belonging to the same.
A. @. GREENE, Agent
Sept 25-3m Borden Mining Co.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-10-30
LOOK OUT FOR THE
Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap
Il MI p o IL IUM M,
TN Bank building, opposite St. Michaels

TN Bank building, oppositeSt. Michaers
Il Church, Main st Frostburg, Md.
All who want anything in the line of
Shoes, of the best and finest quality;
Shoes of thebest and heaviest make; Shoes
for poor or rich, young orold Shoes forall,
nomatter what their occupation or profess
ion. Boots for Men; Boots for Ladies;
Boots for Children; Boots for all. Hats
for old and young. TRUNKS, VALISES,
&c.,-all at fair prices. should go to
WILLIAM THOMAS.
GE-Bootsand Shoes made to order. Re-
pairing neatly and promptly done. Leather
and Shoe Findings on hand. Apr IS
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-10-30

The Constitutional Amendment is
something that you should vote for
Tuesday next.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-10-30

NOTICE has been give n in the Mey-
ersdale region to miners there to cease
work to-day. They dig three tons of
coal for $l.30-same price for two
tons here. Consequently this region
cannot compete. The Clearfeld reg
ion is also walking away with trade
which belongs here for a similar rea-
sons. The men over there seem to be-
lieve in low selt-protective, "go-as-
you-please" wages.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-10-30

Our T1oKET.-The JOURNAL is
unanimous "For the Insane Asylum"
and "For the Constitutional Amend
ment."
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-10-30

IF the words, "For the Insane Asy-
lum," are not on your tickets, don't
fail to put them on before you vote.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-10-30

If the words, against the Insane
Asylum" are on your ticket, scratch
the word, Against" and write in its
stead, "For."
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-10-30

SEE that your ticket has printed on
it the words "For Insane Asylum"
before you deposit it in the ballot-box
next Tuesday.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-10-30

SEVERAL focks of wild geese were
seen flying southwark Sunday last.
This is said to betoken an early and
severe winter.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-10-30

THERE will be shooting match
for turkeys Nov. 9th, near the corpo-
ration. We learn there has been
some very fine birds secured for the
occasion.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-10-30
occasion,

THE Act providing for the Insane
Asylum vote will be published next
week. Don't forget to read it and
vote for the authority it gives the
Commissioners.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-10-30

A YOUNG man connected with
travelling medicine concern, whilst
teasing Mr.. Peter Payne's parrot had
the end of his nose nipped off by the
bird Sunday morning. The parrot
didn't like the gents familiarity.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-10-30

WANTED-Six honest, active boys,
to sell the JoURNAL-extra in town.
Also one each from Eckhart, Pom
pey, Bowery furnace, Shaft and
Allegany mine.
Must not be afraid to "holler."
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-10-30
FrOstburg, October 30, 1850.

VoTE for the Insane Asylum vote
to keep our unfortunates at home.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-10-30
The Taxes for 1880.
TAXPAYERS are notified that the tax
Il accounts for 1880
IRE NOW READY

ARE NOW READY
and the collector is prepared to receive the
taxes, and will allow the following dis
counts on both State and County taxes
WHEN PAID IN CASH:
On August Payments. ......5 per cent.
On September Payments. "A
On October Payments ......3