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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-21
lCOMMUSIChTEp
IOODLNI
Endorsement OF Captain Foster

k-uHoFStHhehL "a SHpta1n roster.
A public ceiling wss hell ia Lees barg 90
Monday evening, Jul7 10, to give expression
to the iecaRs aud p,ctrretcJ Of Loudoua 10
the ntEt congressional IDt,s', after ouly three
hours potic'. A very largo and eulhusi ,stic
GU licLo, assembled 10 the court house irtc
sptc'ive Of party. rae, or c;cr, ard the rost
uusn!mily provided throughout The co,iro bro
ceedlnes. MIR. John ii. A,x,ujer prc:i led,
with N. 5. Purlrll as secretary.
Mr.. John Y. Basel tffer,d the following
preamble and resolutions:
dissolved, That L,udaun cou1ly, tho banner
c>uoty OF the Eighth congressional district and
the county r. lied upon 10 all emergencies to
secure the e'e,t'oa OF our dcntc attic nominee,
has claims to tho namiGg Of the candidate for
the Ftrty sevtnth Congress TINT csnnos DO il.
nored
Resolved, That it is the purp1sc of this meat
irg to support, sod 10 all honorable ways CD.
deavor, 20 81 Gers the Iouipalion Of Loud oun
MIR.
Resolved, Tia Captain James William
Foster Is ire emll 9 lily orr choice that We
believe. II nonioated. cin be trumpbaoLy
tltced that We view 10 him q man canal 10
such discharge OF the duties Of representative
as would do honor to cur c1unty ADD bc credit
unto tho district
Csptsin George Il. Head. 10 sCc)ndiug the
rtsouIonS made stlrrlug and cQuent epet CD,
showing cotcuslVeIy how tho juss claims of
L?udouo bad been igoored on mora than enc
oce's!nn, and DOW that tho opportunity pre-.
scn'ci itself for Loudouo 10 assert her rights.
/: was the duty Of her citizens to stand together
as !o!.d phalstx AID d.mnpd that her ius.
cl,ins be rc,euizsd. He was DO second
choloe' Dso; We were TO have 90 "trsdipp
delegates. lie was for F.ster "Gts', last, and
all The time.
II wb:si seDinert the NICE log fully ON
con:alred by tpplaudi1g to the cobo.
Pointed end telling spet cies were also made
By the old democratic warhorsr, Msjlr James
+. Divine. Jo1n Y. BHs.l, Tnnuas William.
4 10. j. Il. AIsx inder, end j. Cock NickeBs,
(ooIored
Mr.. Nickers desired to cspresa bis seuliuoots
and the sentiments aud feelings of his coored
friends in behalf of 80 hnuorsblc, consistent,
ADD upright gcptleman. He di! not wish to
mlsrepresert bis people; they did not llsdge
themselves TO support a5y candidate that the
Alexandria convention might dominate, but
from bis personal knowledge nnd personal n-
tersews be did kuow it was their u qles,oped
determloatio % TO support Captain Foster. aud
be was there to pledge their % operation. Mr..
Nlekebs, who is re representative colored citizen
OF Lou3nnn. psii a deserved compliment to
Captain Foster IS friend Of his race, and bis
people were not unnindiul Of the fact.
A conmitteo appointed 10 take tho osmes of
all desiring 10 Iorn Foster club reported some
LOO voters prtsett o. The lis, and Mr.. Mixers,
rom tho committee. reported out Of twenty six
colored man present twenty i've had signed tho
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EDUCATIONAL.
VOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE
4 HLENA MIRA

" OUN Nc LADIES' INSTITUTE.
4 ALEXANDRIA.
The Third annual session of Miss MARY z.
DEAuI'S SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LA.
DIES fa'so LITTLE GIRLS) will begin SEP
TEN BEk 18Th, 1880.
The Principal has had ovar fifteen yoare' *.
ptrierce IN teaching; taught fcuc years at Bel.
mort SEN nary aud WAS VIC, Principal there
cuil1g tho Latter port of her stay. She has
taught also in the families of prominent gentle.
men IN Vrgihl,i among them the laIe DR..
f. +. BALDWIN, o. St,uuton. Since c)ming 10
Aic1sndria she has been so successful and has
met with 60 much encouragement (havng re-.
isined the same pupils through both annual Sos.
1n' that she hiss rented a house, where she
WILL reside, in q desirable and suitable location,
On Duke street. between Royal and Pitt, two
doors from tho corner Of Royal The rooms in
Tho &C md story will b,uSed for school rcoms
Her terms fcr board, including washing, fuel,
lights and tuition in Eng iih branches, are SEQ
re7 scholastic year, no months); the higher
Nrgsh branches, with Mathematics, Latin,
French, Music. Painting and Drawing. will ba
taught. Terms for the scholastic year no mos.
Primary Department Sis; Junior $40; Senior
SIS Psyments 10 be made one third in advance
On tho day OF entrance one third oa the . b Of
december and one third on the 18th CT March.
Re!creIc.s: Rev u. Suffer- Cher pastor and
pstrcn) Bishop =. N. WLittle i'ol. Z. Is. Mont.
aguo, (tornec pstroD) Of Shscke' f,rds', King and
QIeec county, Va; Rev. Er. u. F. Sprigg and
kev. Er. J. Peterkin, Of Richmond; Kew. +. +.
Aattn. OF Kentucky. and her former patrons in
this place: She respectfully requests those who
may decide 10 pstronize h Or to apnly on tho est
OF September. i52l-eoStvt~l
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pUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

As administrator do bonis non with tho will
arneLed of Richard y. Shirley, deceased. + will
oler for sale at Gainesville, in Plirc, William
county, on SATURDAY, August 2s.h. 1880. at
ii o'clCc a. NJ
l.. The HOUSE, a! Gainesville, recently occu.
pad 6Y Mrs. Susan Shirley. deceased, with out
buildings, and FIFTY AN d A HALF ACRES
OF LAND. Tho land is in good state of cul.
tlVation and mostly c,eared the buildings arc
in good order.
:. A TRACT OF TWO HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY-ONE ACRES OF LAND, sdjoin-
ing Gainesville on the right hand eide of the
road leading from Gsnesville 10 Brentsvile,
and on the ef! side Of the road frc I'm Gainesville
to Bucklsnd. This lard has new and valuable
DWELLING HOUSE on it, with out buildings
and blacksmith shop. This is all very desir-
able property, sitns!ei at Gainesville, ihi wing
village.
Terms CT Sale: Cna fourth cash; tho resi6ne
IN Three eGus! annual instslmonss, the purchasers
glsirg bonds. with approved personal security,
bearing interest from the day of s,lo, and lie
title to bs retained until the lsst payment has
been made. Il. LYNN hdm;r
90 boAls non W, W. +. Of 4. o. Shirley, decd.
Fiirce William CO., jyl9-tw.d
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The only possible danger 10 the regular demo
cratic ticket 10 Virginia is the results from the
imperitc, understanding of the state Of the
c.se b. many voters WHO havo been deceived
by tho MahcDiies. 1t is rccessary that every
voter DO made to SEQ the question 10 dispute 10
its true light. and to understand that the State
debt, free schools and cspitation tax GIN not
be affected 10 the slightest degree by next No
vember's election. The democratic electors
should c>mmerc, their work early, aud should
not cobGoc it to large Ec,tinGF, but should
ssizs every opportunity Hhcro two or three
voters are gathered together to explain the
true state of & sirs, and mska it plain, as they
GIN do. that III, present movemc 1t Ct the Ma
hoDtes is nothing bat selfish effort 10 advance
their own individual ends Of tho sac,ii,c, if
nee ,ssary, Of the electoral vote Of tic Stale.
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list land the other has slcco doae i!keYise.l
"a Saturday next . Fts CT pile will BE- raised
with 6rsworks, 50.
A melton was carried, requesting papers Of
the dlstr;c: TO publish these proceedings.
At Ecquts: of Secretary John Gray, Of a.
lEESDUR0 Va. Jnlv %
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MADISON, VA Julg 10 1880


Hon. AJsa1cm hOmcr. Chairman Of the State
Central Conservative Committed:
Dear Sir am notified that your committee
have appointed me to tho position OF State can.
vasser for the Conservative party. | gratefully
appreciate tho appointment as distinguished
honor, and deeply regret that the CONDITION
of my health denies nc tho privilege of under.
taking It's duties. A local paralysis of seventeen
years duration has been steadily taking deepe.
hold upon me. and its effects arc cow such thai
L neither walk nor stand without difficulty and
pain. While my capacity for sodentary labor
Is in no degree lesseled. am utterly un6tted
for the task OF participating in any political con
lest actively.
10 declining the appointment let mo assure
the committee that an Identified With them,
heart and soul. 10 every effort to rerpetuate the
supremacy of the National Democratic party
and OF the ono organized Conservative psry of
Virginia. shall humbIy help them as far as
can to save the party which has saved Vir-
Rinis in the past, ard on whose safety is stsked
the safety Of Virginia 10 tho future. Irtman,
dear sir,
Very truly and respectfully yours.
JANIS l.. KEMpER,
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DIED.

Ga Tueszsy morning, tbs Goth instant in tho
~ d year of bis age Of consumption. JOB q.
DULANEY. ESs- His funeral will take place
from the reaidencsof his parents, south st. Assph
street. on Thursday stternoon, at = o'clock p, m
10 which the friends fthe flmily are invited to
attend,
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AUCTION SALES.
By CNeal & Lucas. A

BY ONeal & Lucas. Auc.ioncers.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE-Wnl be- sold on
~ Royal street, in front of tho Market House
on SATURDAY. July oath. at II O'clock M.
the FRAME HOUSE and TWO FINE LOTS
on Alfred street, between Cameron and Queen,
commencing lSS fee! north Of Cameron, fronting Z
back ll3 feet ii c1es to an alley 20 foot wide.
Sale positive and without reserve. Terms
msdo known at sale iooIe3t :
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-21

THE GULNARE Tho first Intelligence that
mas been received from the Arctic steamer Gul
rare, since the dispatch of July s, from Saint
Johns, stating that the steamer had been towsd
into the harbor Ct St. Johns in disabled con
clifton. was received Yesterday by Capt. How
gate. from Captain Palmer, stating that the re-
pairs upon the Gulnare were nearly completed
and that they expected to sail fiom St. Johns
for the Arctic regions in day or two. The CO.
gioeer and as staot to whose clreessccss and
ineficiency the accident - the machinery of the
Gulnare was attributed, had been discharged
and others employ ei to fill their places. Lieut.,
Diane bad joined the vessel at St. Johns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-21

Flour continues quiet and firm a. qlo.a.io...
Wheat mas declined and receipts havo fallen a..
We no.a offerings Of 80 bushels 10 day. AT {!
sales al 95. lCO. l02. 1?3. lC4 AMI 105 for Fnta:
no Lancaster YVES reported. but We quote 8. ~.
liz. l5j bushels OF white Com sold y! S. a.!
leo Of Ryo al IS. Small lots Of Oats W ro o'i,1.
ed. but withdrawn Butter is scare ,r AMI i.m
Eggs continue dull. Other articles a. qu2t.ti II
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. JULY2I, lss2.
Sun rises ......... IS Sun scta..... :,

ARRIVED.
Str Geo Leary, Norfolk. to p 3 Honn
Str Lady of the Lake. Norfolk. TO + a K""i
Str L V Arrowemiih, lower Potomac e. :,
toE4c Ferry Company
Schr VIM kenzill, NOW Yor5, TO mo.icsa
Coal 90.
schr l. s Levoring Washing on, to AmaIi~r
Coal Go.
Scar Wsltr. Washington. to uooN
CLEARED.
Stmp Ptrkiomen. Providence, by hm.i..,
Coal 90.
Str George Lesry, Norfolk. by z Is uooo
Str Lady of the Lake. Norfolk, by + a K"-l
schr Geo Il Mills. Groton. by Amer C"r' G"
MEMORANDA
Str Allentown, hence, at ProvIenc, - n
Brig Nellie Hustled from Richmond for Be-
ton, at Vineyard Haven is h.
Schr John Bird sailed from Windsor, N s. 10:
this port l4.h.
Scar Merrell G. Hart. from St Georyo f1'
Washing toD, at Vineyard Haven 18Th
Schrs @ Hanrehsn, from this port, and CT
D. Lothrop. from Georgetown, 8. Vioey.fi
Haven ]8.b.
Schr J.no Emson for Ge>sretoHn. nj i'rov;.
dence 49,
schr Daniel BrowO. from Georgetown. 1t Fei
River 17th.
G0.t.
Schr John Wo. d. from Richmond, q! Me-
folk ooh.
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Gov. James Kemper.

l NC suDJolnCd CORRESPONDENCE Will be read
With regret throughout the State.
Rooms STATE CONSERVATIVE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
RICHMOND. July 20, 1880.
10 the Editor Of the State:
The following letter from Gov. James L.
Kemper was enclosed TO me for our State Con.
mlttee. The Conservative Demccr loses the
potent voice OF one Of its ablest champions from
the stump, but his heart and soul arc in the
cause. Respectfully,
j. BELL BIGGER, S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-21

THE &ISSES DORSEY WILL REOPEN
4 THEIR SCHOOL,,
at 3iSt Assph stIo:t, on the THIRTEKNTH
OF SEPTEMBEK. The class OF Oslislhen;cs
will OF be Ie:umed until &C ober. Mrs Dorsey
oildls largesn attractive ROOMS with BOARD
on moderate terms, TABLE BOARDERS will
also be elnVed al all timns iol1-af2.
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ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARKET, July q
) and Calves SIu to So

The market this week WAS no. 50 vel III
piled with Cattle IS it YVES last; sales werl hri
quite 10 numerous nor Was tho qusl:ty qGi.' -
good. Calve. dull. Sheep and Lambs in fNc
supply and moderate demand. Hogs Rre i,
better demand aud but few are coming 10 mar
ket Cows and Calves still con:incc dull At ca"
tatiors. Market generally slow.
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Senator Johnston. chairman ct the Ynrktnun

Senator Johnston, chairman ct the Yorktown
centennial committee. has called meeting of
The sub committee to meet at the Hygeia Hotel,
Old Point. Oh Tuesday July q. The commit.
tee will proceed to Yorktown on the 2Sh for
tho purpose of selecting sit Oh which to erect
the monument commemorative Of the surrender
ofCornwallis
Mrs. Mary +. fleming. of this city. has
,uiohased three story basement brick DWELL
iop. on street, Washington. for SIS, 900 cash.
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NEW York CATTLE MARKET. july - -
Betvss-Qn Friday, with moderate receipts ~!
sn improved dsmsnd. there WAS n msrsc:
change for the beter. and 81 advance OF fully
81 per head was mace. To, day tho iell'hE
WAS even better than on Friday. and Al cary
clearance WAS made at the best zig arcs Il
the weok. The extremes for native Steers
sisl0lc per 10 dressed, but general sales OF mo.
dunn TO strictly primo wore at s3!3,.
Mich Cowi-pem md fair during tho ny o.
IS 10 SIS
Cslves-TraJe was very slow, with lite CT ~
Improvement in prices. BIuermfik Calves SOL
at 2 35 and 90 per 100 lbs; mixed lois at , -,
So is; vea!s at Acc With few choice up to t
Sheep and Lambs-There was q fair dem ,uj
for good stock, and the pens wtro fairly cosrr'
before l2 o'clock m; bu. dealers were agreed II
reporting q slight advance in the selling vslueC
Lambs. and positive decline on Sheep. Soutn.
ern and Wts:ern Lambs rsngad from t, - p.,
ID; poor to urine sheep At &c; eAt.a ID T.,
5 10 to IS 40 per 100 los
EoSs-Nope for sau aiva Feeling br'lrr
and good live Hcg, may be noa inal5 qlote!s!
t0,$5 per loo lbs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-07-21

BALTIMORE, July q --virg'nis 6, old - l.,
deferred ca! do consols tG! do "a series II
past duo coupons 81; new ~ 40i Al lrH
coups - bid to. DAY. Cotton dull and lower
Kidding II Flour steady and Nim; Howard
street and Western Super :i4S3 Isl do EI.rs+;,
s.; do Family S 37siG Is; City Mills Surer&,
S3 Gu; do Extra 4.S4 50; DO Family G.iC IS; do
Rio brands S7a$6; Patspsco Family * Il.
Wheat-Southefn lowsr and active; Wcscra
lower and quiet; Southern red lCO,lO9; do am.
Der ll0sll2i No Maryland lis; No. Westcfn
winter red spot and July 1G9i.iL0l; Aug AID
Sept lO3al02l; &C, l(9.l(0i. Corn--SoutherN
easier; Western dull; Southern white 554 d.
yellow nominal; Western mixod spo. enI ,I!iv
sSisis3; Aug loI49i Sep! Iiai6i; st,smer II!
bid. Oats higher aud firm Southern 4! Wc:'.
a,n white Ssa$9; do mixcl 31a2s I've quic!s.
T0a75 Hsv firm: prime 10 choice Ponna snd
Mar5lan 1881 Coffee dull and lower; H'
cargoes ordins,v 10 primo l23 ,l6i Sugs-
&:ror G; A scft lCs Whiskey qlie. u! Isl ~
NEW YORK. July 2l-Stocks Irregular Nor.
ey 2a2i. FlcIr quiet, Whea. dull and love-
Corn dull.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17
OUR CORRESPONDENCE.
AN LRONICAL DEMAND FOR LE-
GAL HOLIDAYS.

Mr.. Editor knowing that you
spent most of your valuable time at
Annapolis where they were engaged
in manufacturing legal holidays with
out asking the taxpayers of Mary
land, I take leave to ask you what
other days, besides those already ex-
isting, in your opinion are to become
holy. | understand that those op-
posed to National Banks are very ju-
bilsnt over the blow at that industry,
as by reducing the unholy days to
about nothing, those institutions are
worthless. l am also informed that
those having negotiable notes to pay
are likewise pleased with the increase
of holidays, as there will be no days
left when these notes can be met in
bank. For myself, am one Of those
who like to make money without
working if I can, and l think there
are a great many more of the same
stamp abroad in the land. Suppose
I advertise to meet and discuss the
matter and petition the Legislature OF
Maryland to pass more laws creating
enough holidays to suit our purpose
Will your give us your valuable Pa
per for publication of our wants2
Yours, etc., LIBERTY.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17
GENERAL G. L. BEAUREGARD,
NEW ORLEANS, 1880.

TEHE entire proceeds arising from the
a. sale OF this work are devoted to The
Hood Orphan Memorial Fund, which is
invested in United States Registered
Bonds for the nurture, care, support and
education of the ten infants deprived of
their parents last summer at New Or
leans, (the melancholy incidents of which
sad bereavement are still fresh in the pub
lie mind.)
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The volume is published in the best style
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To the ladies, who feel desire to cx-
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Advertisers-ReguIar.

FROSTBUKG.
Dry Goods, Notions, Clothing, ,Gr0co,.
--Beall, Baush & Co., Hitchins Bros, Sha1-
fer & Mum.
Clothsng-B. Stern & Co.
Drugs-D. G. Percy, McCulloh 6 Co.
Furniturs-O. Jarrett & Bro, Gross &
Nickel.
Hardsoare-Frank G. Beall.
Boots and Shoes-J Hartman, w Thomas.
Mac4snist, Eagines--R. G. Paul, Thos.
81. Paul.
Watches, Jepeky-D. ]. Betz.
Fre Insurance-J. B MCCulloh, John
Hitchins, John L. Porter.
CUMBERLAND.
Marble Dedlers-A. E. Smenner.
Attorneys-J. f. Seiss, d. w. Sloan,
Robert Med onald. Brace s. Richmond.
Steam Dyer. etc--T. Footer.
Books 1rchery--John A. Fulton s. Co.
BALTIMORE.
Allan Laale-A Schumacher & Co
ClOthing--John Wanamaker.
Maltdy Hoase--C. II. Hogan.
GB- For further information see adver-
tisements elsewhere. When calling upon o7
oriting to adoertisers, sag yoa saso the ADDER.
tisement IN this paper.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17

How. ANDREW H. DILL, the last
Democratic candidate for Governor of
Pennsylvania, has formed a copartner-
ship with others and closed con-
tract with Clearfeld parties to fur
nish them with timber prepared from
lands in Somerset county that will
amount to about $l,00o,000 and ex-
tend over a period of Is years.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17

A DULL-LcCAING young man, un-
accustomed 10 travelling, entered the
cabin Of one our beat steamers, mis-
taking tall mirror for a doorway,
thus ADDRESSED the reflection, think
ing it was 81 i.anger "Say mister"
when does tic boat start p Not re-
csiving any answer although he re-
peated his inquiry two or three times,
he yelled out, go to thunder, you
fat-nosed shock-headed fooll You
don't know anything, anyhowT'
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17

RUsK1N has delivered a lecture
showing that the snake is mixture
of the lizard, duck, fish and honey
suckle. Men of science are anxiously
waiting to know if man is a mixture
of the elephant, the whale, the cauli-
flower and the spring onion, and if
the dog is a compound of the eagle,
the frog, the I rkey, and the stick
liquorice. Pc laps the great Ruskin,
when he quite finished with the snake,
will enlighten ON.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17
miscellaneous Advertisements i.
Medical.

]. RuH1, N. D., FRosTBuRa, ND,
HAS confined his practice entirely to
IL the treatment of Consumption
and Asthma, and will positively attend
to no other cases.
Office hours daily from 0 to II o'clock
am. Sundays excepted.
No books kept and cash required for
treatment and medicines. Nov 10
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17
DIRECTORY
COUNTY.
The Courts.
CIRCUIT COURT

Th' regular terms of the Circuit Court
for Allegany county commences: 1st Mon
day in January; Cd Monday in April; 1st
Thursday in July, (non jury,) and I'd Mon
day in October.
The regular equity or chancery terms
commence: 1st Monday in January; 3D.
Monday in February ID Monday in April;
Sd Monday in June; Cd Monday in Aug
ust; I'd Monday in October.
OFFICERS
Chief Judge-Hon r 81 Alvey. :.
Associdtes-Hons VIM Motter, Geo A
Pearre.
Clerk-Theo LumAn.
States Atterney-D w Sloan.
Shsrif-Henry Hanekamp.
Auditor-R W McMichael.
CommisHone s--John B Fay, G T Porter
and ]. A. McHenry.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17

AN honest old lady in the country,
when told of her husbands death,
exclaimed, "Well I do declare, our
troubles never come alone 1t amt
a week since I lost my best hen, and
now Mr.. Fl. has gone, too, poor man r.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17

A CHURCH nearly completed in
Moscow has coat over $3,000,000.
Dome and cross are thickly plated
with golI, and it is calculated that
millions of this metal are on Russian
church-roofs.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-04-17

A FORTUNE teller called on SUI
perstitious old colored woman in st.
Joseph, Mo-, and offered to tell her
something for twenty-fi Te cents, more
for half dollar, and all she could
wish to know for a dollar. The wo-
man bought twenty-five cents worth
of information and it was to the ef-
feet that she had been poisoned by
secret enemy. This go terrified her
that she died. What would have
been the result of dollar invest
ment