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Owners of Stations or Jacks.

The owner Ike per o. every Stallion or j CT
shall. be ore hcin% permitted To stand or staten
su.h animal. pay TO the Clerk % the Circuit Cour'
81 some o. the corutins in this State the highs
sum which he Intends 10 asl or receive for tii'
s. ,sou o. one mare: and tine rcceil OF The l..
Cl"rk with the seal OF his irt attached Their t.
tnr said sum- shall be the License Tor stationing o.
Standing such stallion jack. Tor oIe year from
rhc date Thereof: prorided. that in ease shat!
tie directed TO be paid by this section Tor suei.
license be less than ten dollars: and tint ever.
stallion or lex upon wiici ths said tax is paid
shall be exempt from all other StntetiN.
Any owner or keeper at,oniUg or standing any
stallion jack without iicence shall :oricit and
pay tSyict. the authorized and required to he
paii in The last preceding section, onr-hali 10 til,
State ana the other hall to the iutormcr.
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Amendments to the Lie nse Law S
passed January Session, 1869.
tChaptcr 33S. page il4.)
AN ACT

IL add an addit onal to article fifty six
% the Code OF Public General Laws eniItle
- L.crn-G-. Is to en-. over trader to sell IL,
license : to trade wit The stock Of goods.
Section ). Il it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, Oi Maryland. Tnat the following section be
Hrdcd to article ii 'ty-slX OF the Code OF Pubi,
6 ieucr,u ]. Tvs, entitled - IIcehsc:"
{. Il II enacted. ANY trader who has take
license to sell goods chattcF. wares. mcrchan-
.iise, spirItu0us or lermented liquors, or large
,rer. III this State. shall II the privilege tn
rl:t sli lic"n-c to any party purchasing his stoc,
81 goods and purchasing renting his place
business. and The party 80 purchasing may Coz.
Llntlc to sell under the license OF his predecessors
~ business until the expiration OF said license.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1881-04-09
(CIapter IL page 1891
An ACT

To amend the Fl ty-s!Xth Article Of the Code
t'uhlIc General Laws rci,Ilug To licrnscs. H.,
u,idius thereto following section relating to PAT.
u -T>ilIIS t.kiiI. uHi iicruSrs:
Seton /. Is ) 1t enacted by the General Assem-
Hiy % Mary land That the following kec,.Ua u,
,,lui the same H. ucrchy added 10 tine h,ty-siXti
:,rIIcir ot Inr CU,i, q Public General Laws, 10
tyl.uw the second section thereof:
Any license may he obtained by partnerships OF
5lrlnS ~ well as by individuals but in al casrs
HE uames of ali the partners oi any firm sil.i.
set IUrth Iii lu!l IN The license. and no icelIS,
>ilu protect any pcr>"n Ir.,enIiLs to act uudcl
tine same unless ne is named therein cIitit,c,.
represent .t.vu or assignee under the proris, Ga.
Hereinafter Contained III this article and h G. Q
issuing the ce;iS' sn III enter ui,,n the RECORD u
license the iuil ham ni the mcubcis oi Il co-part.
ne! snip to VIII. CHI such license is is,uod.
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tChapter lls. page "a. }
AN ACT

70 amend section one of Article ff:y-six OF til,
Cudc % Pubac General Ltws entitled IL.
ccnSe, rciatiIig to the issuing OF licenses II,
Clerks Of Courts.
BE it enacted by the Gem raj Assembly of Mary
and, That sec ION nj Article h'ty-ssN of tn.
cote ni Public General Laws entitled License.
Hc amended and re-cnacted to read as FOL
lUWs:
A licenses shall be granted by the Clerks %
shc CIrr,ht Cours oi Inc COUNTIES and The Clerk
Court OF Com Plcas III the city OF Ritl-
.,.urc. except where different mode is special,
i:nlIdtd. and all licenses granted by the s,lG
clerks snail expire OH the first day of May ncA
ttlreaitcr, except licenses Tor fisheries and hors
licenses. and il granted Tor part OF year. ratea-
lie sum shall be charged therefor.
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(Chapter AS, page $751;

20 add to the tenth section of Article fifty-eight
81 the Code OF Public General L TVS. subscc
ton requiring Il license 10 enable any person I,
act a. a Real Estate Broker
Section +. Is it en- t,t-d by the General Assem-
'3y OF Maryland. That here be added to the tcnt
Get OF article ilitN> OF the Code OF Publ
{ .cn: ral Laws. II sub--tct on to read as follows:
SUBSECTION L. Any person applying tor the
a.:.nr. and paying the sum OF fly dollars M!
obtain II license Tor c.'rryiug oh The brsincFs u
Zeal Estate Broker and any individual. c"-pari
ttrshiii Or ii IA, who snail car Y on the business
:. Real Estate Broker withoHt license. shall lie
s"'ycc- 10 tho penalties iinposed upon other
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Cecil county 10 nit:
1sso before the subscrih
Oyster and Eating Houses.

The License to be paid BY the keepe'so Oysters
and Eating Houses IL S6 IS tlIruug hOut the Stii"
The Sjti stct:on OF TIL. Code. which required
applicant Tor l.icei ST. TO open oyster VI ratlni
houses. To pro 'urc the rccomm ndit'"n of t""
nsi:hbnring treehUIders. and also To make o'ti
before the Cer OF The Circuit Court Oi his count.
&c, as to the annual value OF house is repeated.
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The applicant must either make oath. as hereto
fore, before the Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF ti
county where he is engaged in business. Of III
amount of goods kept on hand ut the principal Sc
sion OF sale: or the oIth may be administered u.
a Justice OF the Peace. when the person wantii" :;
license applies through an agent. Ii the ihtt'''
course be adopted, the following iorm VIII DC deem
Ell n sufficient compliance with the act:
Cecil county 10 nit:
On this day OF -. 1887. before the suhscrih
err Il Justice OF the Peace. OF the State OF Mar.
land in and for said county. personally APPEARED
- and declared that hn intends to Apply 10
q Traders License. under the secoud section OF tn
act OF January SESSION. 1858. 10 the Clerk OF fh'
Circuit Court for Cecil county, and made onti
that the amount OF the stock oi goods generally
kept on hand by him Tor by the concern in whir'
he is engaged in case it he II Partnership AT IN
principal OF sale Tor II the applicant has n
previously engaged in such trad.). that tn
amount OF goois which he Intends to keep Nc
does not Tor Will noi) exceed 3.
Sworn before
If the oath be administered before Il Justice ~
the Peace out OF the county in which the appiira
ion is made there must be attached the certihcai'
OF the Clerk Of the Circuit Court vi the county Ii
which the Justice resides.
Persons m:ry sell suit to cure fish In March
April and May. without 1Iiceusr. Vendors I"
caL es and vendors OF beer. and cider, who ar'
makers OF such beer and cider larger beer except
ed) are not required 10 pay License.
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PETE0LErM Y. Massey (Es-sile).

1t Is rrportlh that Enrri.aiI.h. the
-h"wman. has chosen from anrong several
ii 'u>and photographs ri beautiful Amer
.cLu women. that OF Miss Aunic Pauline
icptt. of Mon"ngaheiia City. Pa. as be-
ing the nearest approach t. ideal per!ec-
tiou in form and feature. Miss Scott
possesses a form tall and shipelv. Her
shoulders are rounded: her bosom is full
aud uuiuiatinL. ,nd her waist s,mm, l.
riral. filling her horiicr nicely. and seem-
in. siipcr!atiyely gable. la carriage
she Is III ouce easy and graceful. Her
ace III some respects reminds one of the
late Adelaide Nci'Snu it is as fair as the
lilies, and the checks are t!uTed with a
.tlicate pearly pink. Her features are
>trikin.ly regular and classical. and of
the Greclan type, save. perhaps, the
nose, which curves slightly from the
-aqnillne and Ncrgcs upon what is gener-
ally termed the American feminine nose.
tlar lips are full and expressive. of 4
bright vermilion tingr. and when severed
by Il smile reveal a double row of teeth
that are typical in their regularity ami
.lazZliny whitene>S. Her ewes are large
and full. of d dark brown color. WI h
var, ing emotions they change their hue
often as summer clouds too. if for no
,ther reason than they are so soft and
-hatiowy. Her eyebrows are most deli
arelv curved. and her long. sweepin.
->ela>hes add intensity aud ut times IA
hall mclanc!inly lan.uor to the CRIBS over
which they keep sentinel. Her hair
which is long. wavy and abundant, is OF
1 glossy black. and possesses that silky
texture which is such Il pleasant contrast
III the usual dead ebony we 500 ten IN, ct.
Hiss Scott is the niece of John Ryan. :.
."al miner. and they abide in 4 rather
iiapidated house.
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The amount to be paid by traders for License
tho amount OF stock at the principal .season o
sale to he given under oath) lie AS follows:
II the applicants stock in trade does not exceed
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SHER|FF'S LICENSE NOTICE.
NOTICE TO
MERCHANTS, TRADERS,
AND OTHERS.

A Ill persons or bodies corporate OF
"A polite. in Cecil county. who are or shall h'
exercising or pursuing any business. or shall III
doing any act or thing shall be in the occnp'-
ton OF any house or place tor any purpnse o'
which license is made necessary by the laws OF
Maryland. are hereby warned to obtain License
or renew the same,
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On OR before The lst day Of May ensuing
Traders License.

under the penalty prescribed by said laws for thu
inirlctiun thereof.
Those interested are notified Of the following re
Qulrements of the license law:
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Amendments to the License Lwas,
(Chapter -. page 5!.)

Passed ny the General Assembly oi Mar, ll:'l Il
the Regular Scs-ioh commencing January
1852, relating TO Licenses,
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-02-05
MEYERSD4LE AFFAIRS.
MEYERsDALE, Pa, Feb. LIST, 1881.

MEYERsDALE, Pa, Feb LIST, 1881.
Mr.. Editor There has been trou.
BILE with the Baltimore and Cumher.
land coal company's men at this
place. The mining boss called q
meeting with some of the miners last
Wednesday and stated to them thai
the company was going to drop the
miners ten cents per ton, to take
place the first of this month. A
committee was appointed to visit the
Superintendent, Mr.. James J. Heb.
litzell, to know the truth. When
their case was laid before him he
stated he knew nothing about it.
The men started this morning and
everything is all right.
There are no signs of the Shaw
mines starting as yet.
Hocking's mines ahut down TO day,
Smith, at Salisbury, has his seven
hirelings, but nothing for them to
do. He wants to sell out; he does
not want to step in region where he
cannot control the "Kniehts." He
and the editor have done all they
could against the order; their last
sands have run out; SO we will have
peace in the future.
The whole of the mines are idle
here except the keystone and the
Baltimore and Cumberland mines.
The companies are agitating a
drop.
Thos. J. Williams has a person,
called William Jones, going around
With an iron-clad for men to sign to
last one year. How he will succeed
is hard to tell.
Hoping justice will be meted out to
all rascals, ] remain yours, etc, q.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-02-05
1.-THE MAMMOTH HlNS7RELS."
FRosrsURG. Nd. Feb. 8, 1873.

FRosTBURG, ND. Feb. 8, 1881.
Mr.. Editor 1--WE have been hear
ing" during several days past numer-
GUS surmises as to the authorship Of
"Tivoli," in the Valley Times last
week. One has said he "styled him
self" fter the cognomen Of famous
beer garden near Washington; an
other TINT it should come in where
his real name is parted in the middle
but the great majority think the
last two letters Of his signature en-
brace all there is in him or his etfu.
sion. He has shown conclusively that
he does not understand the art oil
composition, and for that reason, il
for no otEer, he should not have at
temp ted to play critic. Did we wish
to we could take his article and ais-
sect it thoroughly thereby showing tc
the public that this "Tivoli" is a
creature moro to be pitied than cen.
sured.
The verdict of the citizens of this
town was that tho entertainments
were splendid ; and they have also
asked for repetition of them. Every
thing put on the stage was new and
we'll received by the large audience
But "Tivoli" is an honorable man,
and he wouldn't want his veracity
doubted in the least.
Some Of tee troupe are too well.
known to the citizens Of Homecoming
Cor them To believe anything this
critic (?) has said about us.
We feel confident that "Tivoli
didn't know the name of one of the
young men in the audience who mis-.
behaved or the editor of the Vd1eg
Times would have withheld that part
from publication.
In fact, the critic cannot critic and
this is generally the case with mar
who sets himself up as a good judge
of "bad ventriloquism," "old songs,
and his knowledge ofgrammatical cen
struction SHOWS that he is a man O
tremendous poverty Of appreciation
except as to the cut of his hair, the
fit of coat, or the price of a ten-cent
cigar. The public are waiting for his
future remarks upon the
MAMMOTH MINsTRELs."
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-02-05
THAT CRITIC(?)

FRosTBUEG, MD, Feb. 2, 1881.
Mr.. Editor An article appeared
in last weeks issue of the VALLEY
Times criticizing the Mammoth Min
strels" of this town, and in which the
writer also adds that "a moro polite
substitute could be found for Mr..
John A. Daley "-one of the ushefs.
The writer of the above came to TIE
entertainment with a twenty-five cent
ticket and demanded reserved feat,
which was promptly refused by
me because he was not entitled to 1t
by his not having a reserved neat cou-
pom, and, also because every fea. was
Occupied. We suppose this carping
ignoramus, who cannot write gram.
matically, took umbrage at the above,
and chose to vent his dirty spleen on
me in his criticism.
JOHN A. DALEY.
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ALL a. ~ LIN J.
STEAM BETWEEN
ssALTBgG9 Es EIG1R.EVEEEsO 0E

Calling at
HALIFAX and QUEENSTOWN.
Each way
thesplendid Screw Steamers OF the above
Line will run rs follows
From
Tons. Baltimore
400. .BUENos AYREAN. Feb 10
5000. Observation-Disclosures" Ell
Aud thereafter from Baltimore every fort
night.
Ali3teamels are appointed to leave Ba
tlmore ut a. m, on their advertised
dates
Storage Passageto or from Liverpoo
Londonderry, Glasgow Queenstown, Bel
fast, Bristol, Cardiff, &c, 1T Lowest
Rate. Very best accommodations fol
Storage and intermediate Passengers
inexperienced surgeon attaci ed to cacl
vessel. Intermediate and Steefage strwart
csscs carried by each steamer for the pur
pose of attending to the wants of the fe
males and children. For further particu
lars or passage tiCk etc to and from GIeat
Britain, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER 81 CO., Baltimore;
in Frostburg to j JANDORF,
Jan 29-y Main Street
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-02-05

AN UNoouNTED EvIL.-The quea-
tons have been asked-"why should
men work in dangerous places ?
Haven't thsy intelligence and cour-
age enough to refuse to expose them
selves to peril2" 0, yes; but some
times-too often-the necessities OF
-rr miles, financial needs, the fear
OF losing employment, and so on, COM
pei US to obey mandates which i'm.
peril our lives; and the We know
that il. we decline the risk there are
those who who wiN accept III Lis
murderous species of blackleg is COM
mended to the voluminous admiration
of the Meyersdale Commercial.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-02-05

If you dislike TO read stories by
weekly instruments, preserve all the
papers until the conclusion; then
read as you like. We mean "The
Black Robe"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-02-05

mended to the voluminous admiration
of the Meyersdale Commercial.
WITH no desire of questioning the
accuracy of the verdict of the coro-
ner's jury Of inquest into the cause of
Benjamin Bowen's death, upon the
evidence elected, We are inclined to
think tina! all the testimony was not
brought out 1t seems that Daniel
Krapf, the mining boss, duly warned
the Bowens of the danger in which
they were laboring, but left them with
an injunction-"for Gods sake, boys,
take care of yourselves !" This ap-
pesred to the jury no doubt like fair
warning-suficient at least to induce
them to exonerate everybody from
blame-except by implication Samuel
Bowen and his dead brother. The
consequence is-Mr. Krapf feels hap
Ply and his company has no cause of
offence against him.
But suppose, on the other hand,
the jury had asked Mr.. Krapf what
he would have done had he found,
instead of the lives of the Bowens,
several acres of coal imperiled by a
"squeezs That would have tested
Mr.. Krapf's authority, power and
responsibility. Would he have trans-
ferred these to the Bowens with the
nervous adjuration-"for Gods sake,
boys, take care of the compsny's
property !" and gone off to his din
nsr? If SO, and the threatened ca
lamity had followed, would he aud
his employers be on as good terms as
they are over Bowen's death ? Hardly.
Hence, if Mr.. Krapf could not
have transferred the company's liza
bility to loss of property in the one
CAGE to others without mourning the
displeasure of his company, how much
less is he responsible for leaving these
men In confessedly great danger of
losing their lives? If he would have
staid and seen pillar secured from
the peril Of an impending squeeze"
u greater obligation would bind him
to stay and see that the safety OF en-.
dangered life is also obtained. Or,
if the means were not at hand to eff.
feet the desired object, it seems to be
within the range of his prerogatives
to peremptorily step the men from
work until the place could DO made
safe.
The tendency Of corporate solictude
appears to remain in the direction of
the comparative worthlessneas of
human llfe-one of the very evils
our system of inquests was desired TO
guard against. And while juries may
not safely overlook manifest rcgli-
gencies which lead to fatal results,
they fail sometimes to probe deep
enough to discover wherein those
negligencies lie. In this case more
searching questioning might have de-
veloped facts which by analysis and
comparison would have led to censure
which, under other circumstances, the
company itself, IN its oapn protection,
would have visited upon an offender.
In thege remarks we would wound
no man or men. Our only desire is
to profer suggestion to boss-mineIs,
and others having immediate charge
of mines, that whatever allegiance
they owe to the interests of their en-
ployers, they owe higher loyalty to
humanity-that if great endeavors
are due the former in the din ect;on of
developing now, recovering old, and
saving impeliled property. greater
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-02-05
l. A ST NOTICE
TAXPAYERS REAr CAREFULLY

N lie ATTENTION of all Tax payers
who have not paid their taxes for
1850 is directed TO
Article Nh. section Sc,
of the Revised Code of he Public General
Laws cfthe State of Marylaud, wherein
i is provided that Every tax collector
shall pay over the taxes within six months
from the time lie gets the books. and any
tax collector who fails to do so shall be
liable 10 prosecution and punishment
The collector has therefore no discre.
ton in The premises, and he hopes no ono
in arrears will give occasion for nstitutibp
a single process Of collection by law.
N. S. FROST,
~ Collector.
Office 1T John J. Kcller's Store, Frost.
Duf3' ld. jan 90
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-02-05
MINING JOURNAL.
j. d. ODER, Editor.
FRoSTBURG, MD, FEB. 8, 1881.
A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION. =

A DIFFERENCE OF OPINION. -
Messrs Geo. Henderson, jr., and jas.
A. MlIlholland, two Of Cumbe.lands
most prominen citizens, have been
strongly impressed, each with a news
paper opinion conflicting with the
others, concerning the proper use of
the city police in railroad matters.
Up to and including Thursday Mr..
Millholland's opinion was the one
most forcibly expressed.
PoLITIcAL.-The Cumberland m
dtpendent says Hon. George Cotton is
the coming governor of the State
next term. 1t insists also that
The fight for tie nominations on the
republican ticket for the next State Soma
to1ship Is waxing warm already; the
pipes are being laid; the only names thus
far mentioned ire the present incumbent,
Senator John s. Combs, and Hon. VIM.
Brace. AS far as we can sec the chances
are largely in favor Ct NJ. Brace. He has
all eady served two terms in the House {;
and gave entire satisfaction to his con-
stituents and we doubt not If sent to the
Senate will do likewise.
Those Cumberland people stand by
each other nobly.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-02-05
GROWING RAPIDLY

GROWING RAPIDLY
in numbers, and to-day, according to
the vote for Congressman, it numbers
100000 votes, and according to the
vote for President 36l 900, the form
er in Mr.. Trevellicll's judgment, being
the true test, inasmuch az there being
no possibility of electing tie Presi-
dent many members OF the party
took no interest in that part of the
contest. AS an evidence of the fact
that the PARTY is growing now more
rapidly than ever it is stated that the
number Of Greenback papers has
more than doubled in the past year
and that the circulation of TIE largest
and most influential has doubled in
that time. In speaking Of the ele-
ments and influences at work against
the PARTY, Mr.. Trevelicll stated that
he finds hundreds OF worEinSmen
who are afrai to attend public Green
back Labor meetings or even to sub
scribe :or newspapers or documents,
fearing That they may be discharged.
Whenever enc complains about the
store order system prevailing in the
state, hp is certain to be discharged,
Thoye is
BUT ONE REMEDY
against TIE tyranny Of railroads ana
National aanks and that Is for the
government to issue its own money
and have banking entirely free, and
make the postofices receitacles for
tie savInea of the poor. "lhe rail
roada that wero intended as bless
ing and which, if properly managed,
would be, continued Mr.. Tgeyellick,
"are now engines Of oppression, and
therefore the only hope of the people
is delivt1ence from their tyranny by
the building Of nav liaes of railroads
controlled by the government in the
interest Of the people, and the pur-
chase and control of the entire tele-
c!aph system" In regard TO the
funding bill now before Congress Mr..
Trevelick states that the Gree. back
party is not in favor Of rofanding tho
debt at any rate, but the present
measure will afford some relief and is
sep IN the light direction. The
radical pinlon of the Greenbaekera
is that the government has no right |
to fund dollar Of the debt, but to
pay it of with all tie available
means al its command ana to put tax
on incomes to facilitate its payment.
Mr.. l'reveilick while in the city
was the guest of Mr.. 7. P. Rynder,
but passed d art Of his time with
Recorder Gteevy, he and the Recorder
having been old companions-in-arms
under tho Labor Reform banner. Tie
distinguished Greenbacker departed
last night for Steubsnyille, Ohio.
From that point he goes to Maryland.
His time is entirely occupied in party
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-02-05
Medical.

J. BULL, NJ. D., TRosTBURG, Nd,
MAS confined his practice entirely to
4 4 the treatment OF OnsumpeiOm
aud Asthma, and will positively attend
to no other cases.
Office Lours daily from to II O'Clock
n. IN. Sundays excepted.
No books kept and cash required for
and medicines. Nov 10