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The Railroad schedules.

Things hav e been exceedingly mixed with re-
spect TO the timetables of The several railroads,
but there seems TO be a prospect for new ar
rangement, which will correct at least part of
the difficulties which have prevented the public
from being properly accommodated. There will
probablylbe q Sunday train hereafter, and the
mails for Middle Florida, instead OF being taken
away round out of the way to Jacksonville, and
kept lying over there for twelve or thirteen
hours, will come direct from Waycross to Live
Oak.
The changes, whatever they may be. will be
duly announced, and we may count ourselves in
debted for any improvement in me mail service
occasioned thereby TO the Receivers of the J. p
4 NJ. Railroad, who have taken great pains 10
effect the Encouragement.
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Bargains fn Shoes.
OBITUARY..
From the Lake City Reporter. Nav p

From the Lake City Reporter, May 81
On Saturday last community was saddened by the
OF the death of Mrs Mary Aurelia Harr
son. wife Of our esteemed eowcitizen, Mr. s. c. Harr
The deceased of the loveest characters
have CHANGED to meet Amable, courteous and
erous, she the love and high esteem Of
that met her The of her death spread
deep gloom the entire community, each member
feeling that it was hard to spare one 50 sweet and
bright from midst. She leaves q little babe, only
three weeks Of age Our deepest sympathy IL with the
bereaved. May the Advise Ruler OF all temper their af
Fiction and induce them to recognize His hand and bow
in humble submission to his wisdom.
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IN MESlORIAM.
Mrs. May Harrison.

BY ONE WHO LOVED HER As SISTER.
"She Is not dead, but See1eth."
Precious eleep best gift of Nature,
Blessing every arthly thing,
From the highest human creature
To the bird with folded wing;
Babyforms their pillows pressing,
Wrapt in slumber soft and deep,
Smiling, catch heavens sweetest blessing,
Folded In the arms OF sleep.
Stricken mourners sad and lonely,
Watching by the bed of Death.
How much sweeter, couldst thou only
Think thy darling slumbereth!
Weep not for the dead but rather
Let thy faith the grave o'erleap.
Knowing that tits thus "Our Father"
"Giveth His beloved sleep"
As watch the shadows gather,
And the binding shadows fall,
Fervently l thank Thee, Father,
For the sleep that comes to all.
There will rise glad tomorrow
From the shadows dark and deep,
When we lose earth's cares and sorrows
In our last unbroksn sleepl J. A.
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Irish Potatoes.

There have been shipped by express from this
plsce. 30 lar G72 barrels Of Irish potatoes. Next
week We will give full returns of shipments by
Height and express
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0y buying Prairie Flower hand soap, cents
~ cake, at Elliots City Drug Store
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Smoking tobacco, declared by all smokers to
be superior TO Durham" is en- route and will be
in store next week at Elliots City Drug Store.
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. ine best FEED for mich cows. The best
IiLizER for gardens and field crops. at
b. A. MEGINNIss'.
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The Sc Cigar

That throws the Royal Bull 10 the shade is the
Aroma" TO be had only at Elliot's City Drug
Store.
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One of DR.. Fuller's Pepsine Troches dissolved
In the mouth after each meal viii relieve this
trouble, at Rawls'.
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=, VI kawls seems TO be going of with rush
sOu never buy poor cigar at the new Drug
Store.
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PosI.OfIice Notice.
.,r,v,t AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

AFTire Close
n, rast,,fl. ...........s. 25 p NJ 7.OOA NJ
yeshein A"~ .........T.30 A. NJ. 500 p. M
Ns S,.,ts Tuesday, Thursday and
.~;lle via Iamonia-Arrive Tuesdays, Thursdays
lhees.-,ssvs At +. NJ; close Mondays, Wednesdays
80 Fraass viii be open from A. NJ to $50 P NJ
l ~ 81 10 as0 p NJ, except Sundays
MONEY ORDER OFFICE
- ,,orsv order Office will be open from A. NJ to
lse M from | T. VI. TO p. NJ. Money orders are
- Al this Office payable in any part of the United
@.eo ~ Great Britain, Switzerland Germany, Italy,
fonee- A'F'''' W. G. STEWART, P NJ
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MONEY ORDER OFFICE.
MefeOrOIOSicAl.

Record Of temperature at Tallahassee, Flori-
"a. for the past week
Observations taken by w. a. Rawls, Druggist
N Pharmacist
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sy crowds gather daily this hot weather
e'lOy This cooling beverage, at n. LIvely's
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Hereafter, until further notice, meetings will
be held only upon the call of the commanding
offlce A. MosELY, Captain.
BY order, p. ID. Demilly.
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BargaIns! Rnrgains!!

Nice Plain Hams, at Coles * Beard, for 12i
cents per pound. 5
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This celebrated chewing tobacco for sale only
at Eliot's City Drug Store.
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Ii Is Not Too Late

to use Cotton Seed Meal on your crops and
gardens. Go to B. A. Meginniss and get little
of it and TRY IT.
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just received, TO be sold at 80 cents each, at
Cohen Brothers. 5
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For Children

Who suffer from summer complaints or bow.
el troubles nothing is better than Blackberry
Cordial, 25 cents bottle, at Rawls' 5
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Twelve Dollars

vii buv ready made suit, at
ID. Il. MEGINNEss, .IR.
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MASONIC!

porular meetings of JACKSON LODGE
% Ss,d on the first and third Mondays in each
sSaih at7oe'ONN W. NJ MCINTOSH, Secretary
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Cotton statement.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, May "a, Il


slipped week ending May 9lst ............ 81
Shipped previously .7947
Total shipments 10 date...............79 1913
Price Low Middling, Sssc
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Gents GAUGE Underwear. good article, at
D. B. MEaINNIss', in.
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to eighteen dollars will buy suit made to ordel
at d. B. NEGINNEss', JR.
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Two Dollars and Fifty Cents
will buy good pair Ladies' Cloth Top Button
Boots, at D. B. MEGINN1ss', JR.
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The BEST

Laundry soap known, " Dalby's," for sale only
at Ellot's City Drug Store.
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~ The WEEKLY FLoMDIAN may be found
II. Of Bottoms News Stand, in the West
c,,i Block.
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Regular meetings of LEON LoDaE No. s,
O. Nv Tuesddy Ereiing, at their Lodge Room at
rs held eve BROTHERS in good standing are invited to
so'deck- ~ JOHN MCDOUGALL, N. @.
snsns; wcISrosH. JR.. r. 5.
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Fifteen DolIarr

"a and 26 line, at 10 cents per dozen, at Cohel
Brothers 6
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Attention GOVERNOR Guards.

S. c. Shoul dels 124c, at r. B. Carpenters
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One Dollar and Twenty-Five Cents
will buy a Brother Jonathan Shirt best I'M
laundered shirt made, at
5 d. B. MEGINNIss', JR.
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Regular meetings of AUCn1A ENcAMP-
% H w. held the first and third Thursday Ere
or no - :. month at their Lodge Room at O'Clock
s a.-rbs in good standing are invited to attend
Al RAuiA' l.. ID. BALL, c. p.
N NcIsrosH, sR., Scribe
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Dust Received.
RAwI.s'

One case Apollinaris Water,
One case Hunyadi Janos Water,
One case Hathorn Water, at RAwL
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One Dollar and Twenty-Five Cents
will buy one pair of Ladies' Slippers, at
5 ID. B. MEGINNIss', JR.
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The Greatest DysPepiic
Cure of the age at Elliots' City Drug Store
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will buy One Dozen White Lawn Ties, at
D. B. MEGrNNIss, JR
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lc PEI pound, a B. B. CarpenIsr'a
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Sale of st. Vincent Island.

Sale of st. Vincent Island.
FINDER AUTHORITY OF THE WILL OF
u George Hatch, deceased, will SELL on Satmr
house door, in the city of Apalachicoa, in Franklin
county, Florida, within the usual hours of sale,
THE WHOLE OF ST. VINCENT ISLAND, in said
county; containing about lIVo acres OF la1d more
with the stock cattle thereon" to be sold as the
property and for the payment of the debts of the
late George Hatch, deceased.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for titles.
ELIZABETH HATCH,
Adm'x with the will annexed of George Hatch decd.
May "a, 1SS1-4w
t9y- The New York Journal Of Commerce, Colum-
bus (Ga) Enquirer, and Savannah Nens, please copy
once week for four weeks, and send bills to the
FLoRIDIAN office, Tallahassee.
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Whenl Bran.


at r. B. Carpenters.
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up 10 five dollars, will buy good Summer LO1
Cut Shoe, at D.iB. MEGINNIss', JR
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-05-21

The NEW ART GALLERY.-A. A.
Rogers has removed into the building,
on Broadway, recently purchased by
him, and has remodeled and reGtted
it in frst-class manner. The lower
front room is transformed into an art
store, where is offered to the public
all kinds and styles of pictures,
frames, moulding, &c. The rear
apartment is used as a reception
room, with retiring room 10 the
north Of it. Immediately adjoining
this room is the finishing departn emit.
From the reception room the visitor
mounts the stairs to the gallery, which
is fitted up elegantly with new back
grounds, scenery, cameras and other
appliances necessary to fret-class
Photographic establishment. On the
left upon entering is a large side
light, l5x7 feet, upon which hang
blue curtains, which can be thrown
back at pleasure go as to give the
proper light and shade to the picture.
Overhead is an immense skylight,
15xl2 feet, arranged with curtains
also. The front part Of this room is
used for printing and perfccting pic
lures. The dark room in the rear is
large and wide, with everything nee
essary to tho successful prosecution
of the ant Photographic.
Mr.. r. informs us that he can make
any kind of picture person wants
very low figure. He has recently
re-opened his branch gallery in Iona
coming, with Mr., O. A. Treat as oper-
ator,
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this Lodge OF promising member; there
f1rn hn II

this Lodge OF a promising member; there
fore be it
Resolsed, That while we bow in humble
submission to this dispensation OF the
Ruler of the Universe and are adm nisl-
ed by it of the uncertain time of life, our
minds are directed to that import Mt in
Junction "Be ye also ready"
Resoired, That in the death Of Brother
NEvINs this Lodge has lest most valua-
BILE member, the community good neigh
Dor and the bereaved family tender nus
band and kind father.
Resolced, That we ereby express TO the
widow and orphans our heartfelt sympn-
thy in this their sad bereavement, and
while earthly friends may endeavor TO AS
suage their sorrow and relieve their tenn
poral necessities we would kindly direct
them to one who has promised to be Is
husband to the widow ard n father to the
fatherless for that peace which the world
cannot give"
ReSOtUed, That in respect TO the memory
of our deceased br ,ther, our Lodge room
he draped in mourning for the space of 30
days and the members wear the usual
badge for the same period.
ReS0lred, That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes OF this Lodge,
and Il suitable copy presented to the family
of the deceased, also a copy furnished the
FRosTBURG MINING JOURNAL for publica-
ton. Tnos. HILL,
j. w. ]. ENGLAR,
G. B. MCCULLoH,
COntmitkG.
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IN MEMORIAM.
FRosTDuRG, MD, May II, 1881.

FRosTBURG, MD, May II, 1881.
To the Officers and Members Of Fostdarg
Lodge, No. 40, J. O. o. r.
DEAR SIRs AND BRoTHERs.--We, your
committee, appointed to draft suitable res
olulions expressive Of the sense OF this
Lodge upon the loss of Brother JAMES
NEvINs, beg leave to report and respect
fully recommend the adoption of the fol-
lowing
WHEREAS, An All-wise Providence has
seen I'll TO call our Brother, JAMES NEvINs,
from time to eternity while yet in the
primo of manhood, thereby deprlving his
family of a good husband and father and
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-05-21

REoRGANIzED.-A number Of our
young gentlemen reorganized the old
Haymakers Base Ball Club, in this
place, last Tuesday evening with the
follow ing officers;
PreS|dent-Thomss II. Hamill.
Vice TreSident-Isaac Yates.
Secretary-Joseph Yates.
TTeasurer--Thomes Gunter.
The President placed the members
as follows:
Catch, William Boyce, c. 3 b;
pitch, Thomas II Hamill; short stop,
Thomas Gunter; LIST Ease, Isaac Yates;
q base, Joseph Yates; Sd base, VIM.
Hamilton, c. p; left field, Frank
Maurey; centre field, Philip Pfeiffer;
right field, James Baldwin; substitute
right field, David Stoddard.
The clab is endeav,ring to rent or
lease the old grounds, belonging to
the Consolidation Company, for the
season. They had it several seasons
ago and put it in excellent condition
with an expenditure of nearly $3.50.
Let the boys have it by all means,
and in a few weeks the Haymakers
will show the outside clubs that they
are no mean foe to try their mattle
with.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-05-21

A TRAVELLING blind man, assisted
by his brother, gave free concert on
our streets last Friday evening. The
latter's manipulaticns of the bones
were really wonderful.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-05-21

The air is redolent with the per-
fume Of the blossoming fruit trees.
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The weather has been quite cool
during the past week, stoves and over
coats being very comfortable.
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THIS has been one of the most dis
agreeably rainy weeks within our rec.
objection.
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THERE is some talk of getting up
an excursion from this section to the
famous Luray Cave Of Virginia, some
time in July.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-05-21

STREET Supervisor Burton has a
force of men at work on the streets.
Let the good work 90 on.
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Education of the Blind.
NOTICE.

OWNERS OF property fronted by pave
" ments or sidewalks in the corporate
limits oi Frostburg, ale hereby notified TO
make such repairs of said pavem ents aud
sidewalks as may be necessary 10 put them
IN SAT- condition Otherwise, the provi-
sions Of Section "a ofan Act Incorporating
the town of Frostburg, revised, will! be
enforced. NOAH SklDMORE,
FRED BEpLER, Clerk. Mayor.
May 21-3t
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The recent rains have been yer.
beneficial to early vegetables.
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Our Office will be open this (Satur-
day. until 8 p. III. and every evening
next week to receive subscriptions SC.
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BUrToN-HoLE boquets, OIL, as the
French put it botonaires, adorn the
coat lapels of our fashionables.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-05-21

A RUSSIAN sigh-Siberia-Cin Sat.
Night. A Western sigh-Cyclone-Cam-
bridge Tribune An UNIV elcome sigh Scia-
llca.-Bostoa Globe. An Eastern sigh
SIAM Free Press A snart Subsistence.
-EUe,y SATURDAY.
A dumb Subsistence.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-05-21

EARLY vegetables arriving freely
from the eastern market
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WouLp it not be well to decorate
the graves Of the few buried soldiers
in the cemeteries around town on the
Both inst Let us cast flower on
the tomb Of each the blue and gray.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-05-21

TEMPERANCE ITEMS. - Mountain
Spring Lodge, No. II, I. o. G. T., OF
this town, is the banner lodge of the
State numerically. 1t now numbers
2l3 members, all in good standing,
81 of whom were initiated during the
past three months. This lodge was
year old March I'd, and was insti-
tuted by John L. Thomas, Esq, OF
Cumberland. At recent meeting
the following officers were elected to
serve the ensuing quarter:
W. O. 7-John E. Johns.
W. Y. T-Mrs. Alcinda Thomas.
W. Il. s. William Dando.
W. S-Arthur B Largent.
W. I-Miss Emma Bath.
". N-Wm. Kennedy.
W. C-Joseph Morris.
W. d. M-Miss Kate Bath.
w A. S-David Hill.
w. I. G-Miss Lizzie Fuller.
w. O. G-Lincoln Warn.
W. Il. II. S-M:ss Maggie Davis.
W. L. II. S-Miss Bertha Bidding
ton.
Potomac Lodge, Of West ernport, has
suspended for the summer.
Lincoln Lodge, of Homecoming, is
working steadily along and has good
material in it.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-05-21

MOUNTAIN moss makes pretty
plant for the garden.
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In the enumeration of population
of Maryland towns and of towns OF
over 1000, Flostturg does not APP
pear. If the published tables are
correct transcripts of the official rec
ords. Frostburg has no standing in
this country as to population. We
called attention to this matter last
year in time to correct it, but it was
deemed a matter of no consequence.
Hence we are unnamed in the census
list-not even dignified as cipher.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-05-21

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT editor
was the recipient Tuesday of large
and beautiful collection of fuschias,
verbenas, geraniums, German ivy,
scarlet-coats. lilies, &c., from the
nurseries, Of .. Stineman, ESQ., at
Eckhart. Many thanks, friend s.,
for your thoughtful kindness.
"Ye local" Acknowledges the gift Of
a handsome amber pin in the shape OF
pipe, from Duncan E. Shaffer, Esq.
Also a neat and tasty cane from
Councilman Wittig.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-05-21

Usage orange makes a neat ana at.
tractive fence.
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A NEWSPAPER ANNIvERsARY.-
Nav 18th, 1881 was the Baltimore
SUMS forty.iourth birthday. The
Sun is the most reliable, conservative
and newsy metropolitan journal south
nj Ph;ladelphia.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-05-21

OUR er-dealers will be interes-
ted in Mr.. Blatteau's request for pro-
posals.
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A DANGEROUS REPTILE.-A large
rattlesnake, measuring forr feet, two
and hat inches'long, was killed on
the old tramload near town Sunday
last, by Mr.. Robert R. Riggs and his
son Elmer. The snake showed fight
but was soon placed hors dw combat
oy heavy club in the hands of Mr..
r. Seven rattles and a button were
secured from his snakeship.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-05-21

PEK1N ITEMs.-The Pekinites are
improving in a legal sense, as they
have not had law suit for three
tourths of a month. The position Of
a magistrate seems to be at a discount.
The pillow is the harbinger of early
spring.
A new school house will shortly be
erected in this place.
Flowing a lot in Pekin costs 81.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-05-21

GYPs1Es.-A band of English gyp-
sizes were encamped near Sand Springs,
at the top of town, last Sunday.
A number Of our citizens visited these
nomads, and inspected their vehicles
and the little bird (?) in the wagon.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-05-21

AUXILIARIEs TO THE STATE BOARD
OF HEALTH.-Dr. Chancellor, seere-
tary to the State Board of Health,
left Baltimore on Tuesday on tour
through the State, to begin the for
nation of local boards OF health in
the various counties, TO aid the State
Board in it's work. These local adj
visory boards will have the supervis-
ion of sanitary affairs in their respect
ise counties, and will be required to
report t. the State Boards at stated
periods. One of the chief obstacles
of the board is the failure in the law
to clothe it, with sufficient power to
carry out sanitary measures, and an
attempt will be made to have this
remedied at the next session of the
Legislature.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-05-21
PINEAPPLEs in market.

CROSSING matter, just as it was.
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THOSE who wish to spend an even.
ing pleasantly should attend the En-
tertainment to be given In Paul's
Opera House next Monday evening
by several of the inmates Of the Blind
Institution of Maryland. No admis-
sion fee is charged.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-05-21

OCEAN ITEMs.-Mr. Simon Kenney
has added store to his saloon at
Midland.
Ocean mine has been idle two days
since last Thursday on account of tie
scarcity of orders.
Messrs. Daniel and James Stakem,
OF Ocean, have opened a saloon and
butcher shop at Midland.
Some Of our most respectable citi'
zens are anxious about considerable
sum of money that they have for,
warded to Beatty for organs since
the 18th OF April, and have not le'
ceived their instruments yet. Is the
house a failure ?-if not it is nearly a
deception.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-05-21

A HEAVY THUNDERsToEM.-L.st
Saturday evening this locality was
visited with terrific thunderstorm,
doing some little damage to culverts
and roads ard also beating the bios
SONS from the fruit trees. During
the height Of the storm the Lightning
struck a tree at the top Of Frost ave-
nue. setting it on frg, and another
stroke split cherry tree in half in
front of the residence of Mr.. James
Skidmore, at Borden mines, tore part
Of his front steps and door away en-
tered the houae, split a table leg and
knocked Mrs. Skidmore down, com
rletely palalyaing her lower extremi-
ties for several hours, it then passed
into the cellar and tore up lot OF
dit where it expended its force. We
have heard Of no ether damage done
by the storm.