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A misery man out West is reported
to make practice of always riding
in the last seat of railway train, to
save the interest on his fare until the
conductor gets round to him.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-02-26

A POOR man remarks that the only
advice he gets from capitalists is to
olive within his income" whereas the
difficulty experienced is to live with
out an income.
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TIE SABRE HIGH7IER THAN ALI
TIE PENS IN CREATION.
Brave sons Of toll,
With triumph smile
Becoming Knights of Labor
Who fear no pen
In blackleg den,
Nor yet a blackleg sabre.
A lilac, legs joke
Will end in smoke;
They are but birthstone fuel,
Dug from the mire
OF base desire
BY Mammon, wretched, cruel
But then, o, poet,
Those must know it,
Thy practice says you must:
That traitor knaves
Fill COVE rd's graves
With shrivelngs of disgust.
There lie the fools
Who were the tools
OF tyranny long ago,
With no repute
Above the brute,
But large repute below.
No truthful blade
Was ever made
BY the Smiths of blackleg fame.
They forged deceit
Abstrusely meet
To equip the ranks OF shame.
See, prudent men,
That brazen pen
Bespeaks brazen ritter,
Who rarely knew
The false from true
Or meaning of backbiter.
Now Colonel Jude,
Should intrudc
Within your sphere of labor;
Don't get perplexed
Nor madly vexed
About freemans sabre.
Its edges keen
Viii cut between
Your cuirass of sheep leather;
Your silly pirate
Amt worth scate,
Nor common rustic blether.
Good Captain Shine
OF auld lang syne,
Approves of truthful sabre;
Your rusty pens,
Like scratching hens,
Gives trouble to y our neighbors.
Frostburg poet,
Why, sir, show it,
Where pen Outfights the sabre;
That silly within
Is all dream,
Don't tell 1t to your neighbor.
Car. SHINE.
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STATE OF TRADE.
nahf ItSsspr,,

quiet and sFon MnS steady Mang 2c Flour
Civ M no. Extra y 60Ss5 so Family S. T5asS 76
Fao,y upef rs lo@$i 80 do Extra u SSas5 2S, do
fay " o. WheatSouthern and Western aiapseo
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LIVE STOCK MARKET

xeraaww :, osk Aug l0.-BEEyEs Raoao.a =, A.,
And 100 al e0ths $3.50 hsadS2 Jersey City
Soty four lass ior the time ias es
"e'e SHIPPING Cattle Tor Mr. Eastman
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nm, OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONER or
- '"""DAhNS SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY Z
w AslIINGION. u. G.. IulV lSRI

NrOrIcC :; "A'TIINGIuN, D. C., July D. 1881.
& and other creditors The Freeimans saIin f
tofo,e VINO have not applied dvidenis here
49, 80 ComDany lo
IsSI or ~ orWarded to this Office before August
OF thcy VIII be barred
Act ~ Fnbrv OF the Company provided in the
immedaey f nav nor already received dividends should
- nn onward their hooks by eynraes nr
thc ad some responsible bank banker accompanied with
Dcpositors who have he three d,vtdends ,
e,d n s"nd not forward their books until further divy
"e"" 'oo'i"eu' vi "hlch due notice will be given '
JOHN JAY KNOX Commissionor
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Ginanrial.

A GAS STOCKS.
Of i0k and Brooklyn Stocks and also ALI kind.
"inio'Aiy investment securities dealt in Nv ' NINA"
GEORGE Al. PHENFISy
~ WALL-SE
a LII VINO are Interested in railroad huc;nooo
n mileage statistics should get THE Me T.
1 i 1901, now ready. price % cents bymaL
4 On ttNs IN LAMENT OF TEN PER CENT
COS, on sne STOCK OF the HUDSON RIVER CON AtTI Ma
Cheeks NAV 10 que ana payable August Id, 1881
Nasaau-st.s New-York, AHeasuTers NO. ~
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COTTON NAnkEr,-aY rELr1n.nu

tIyrRroo- Aug lO.-I2.31 p n-Cotf,, -rs,r,, .,
zoo, bales Including 800 speca atlon All sses
''2o 2-'Sf nclnng 100 bales American Faares
co. ngns ana 50 enber delivery, o1I do scp,~nSrti
delivery. sd Futures duh AMI e,,i-r ana December
esd stIi Al s. lO-3 y nCotton Middlng Upiands
Miidig clause ptcinb,r and Ocober per' In Low
NV NV Alddlins clause september October delivery
day Included $500 bales American Inc '-'' OF tho
Midlng lo' Good Ordinary 5,ac rseeats 5 n. Lo"
vhinIdAonE Ang io1cotton quiet Mdddnns II lac Low
e %'nas .se Good ordinary, gs receipts 5oS bales
Bo,Toy An i'" 10 e, oa2 tales stock. $40 bales
baes To, - 3Pod ordinary l04c net receipts $50
Mid hLi'rG S Aqg ioCotron steaiy Mddng Ilc Low
~ balcs exports Sc lOj oaes sao
N tiiSTSSArI Aug l0-Coiton steady; Mddnr He Low
Sh%pani S oa &Soa st 2ri"9Fy H. receipts
Lo.!svLlE Aug lo.~Coiton que rdduny Ia
M ndhy5sI1S HGg o l@Go,ton quiet Mns ii &c.; Low
Gates ''"iat' so oAIos sales 55s bao, stock Is77s
40 nE esiri Ans ,iocottoa rm Middng c rcopts
Won a,D' sac. % baies stock, 1885 bales ''
h Mlaalng lo2c oood Ordinary Gle net retcipts so"
S7S bait" . 'oH''"'e 81 bales. sacs 200 bales stock
NEW ORLEANS. Ang lo.-Co,ton quiet: Midli,pg l1zc
baa, last a %asi s'G Goo Ssoos"e so
NoaFoLK, Aug. l0-Cotton nrrn: m,ddling Ilic no, pa
bale stock Gpa exports coastwsc 10 bales; sales 50
ana MaaHs e Good Ordinary iG.c net i2 Icy as
1913 bales socS So sars' sales joo bales
lic NANSAn, aug i0Sotton quiet aud firm MiddIinc
baes stack exports c"aswse. lao bales sa!rs 100
Nit IT. hots Aug 10 otton quiet; Midinng l1Ao Low
shi1neni, o'l ppinary, D4c rocoipts IA oaios
,WhiNGroN Aug lO-Colton arm Md iia,c ~ e-'ei
a5a Da aits Good Ordinary &C. net receipts Il
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9ilinnrial.
RICHMOND AND ALLrcaANy Avn

:
A y INST Al AIENr,r NEW ok, Aug. TO- 1881 I
~ MON the sY',.c - OF ZEN 90 PER CENT
Mcropolitn Naon9 son VII Do payable Aug Is at TIE
fndUr5ed thereon 'N''N" 1ii9t said lnsiament
H. q. MITCHELL.
m NJ :, for Committee.
Is gst hEh ES and CAPITALISTS will want to
JniteI Statns iotle Almanac for 1881 II gves tho G
70 cents 5y revenue anu expenditure since iSf5 &
1oz LIE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY CoMp1Sy
NOR +ba nsoApWAY, NEW YORK, July 90 1881
4 stoc ' ara purposes of substitution TO tho
W V 80 nt n1 ponds OF the OREGON SIIOisT IINre VIC
Railway NE tran Ser books of the rnion paa
Julv 1891 ana VIII ne closed on Tuesday the 26h dav ~
Circulars peTat1 cn on the llth day August 1881 VI
oo Vi he company after the 2d may NC had at the
HENRY MCFARLAND Secretarv
T bonrbt ao ~ and City r. r. Stocks and Bonds
GWYNNE & DAY. --'ss R-A's
III I'm sAcr 30 a. wALL-sT
Is AAiNSSACT A GENERAL HANETNc ANT, ,,,ox-.
- n22 IN KAILWAY SHARES, 30 NDS .sc CIV
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1o7 B Ike TyIoy PAc.FIc RAILWAY COMPANY,
I HAVE just been informed tb,t .h

LA lAv w Just been informed that there bos
Rwsn IN the Office of Register OF Deed a
Nolnty North Carolina, deed of niortgaoa @ TOT
S a. ~. anieWs and O. p. Erwin claiming To- he nresd
I,nil,oa OF the North
COMPANY shortly Prport9g to certain OF that
road. 0ohuoi Oh the company
IL hereby given TO the public that claim that IN,
ssid hons 40 su ueef or mortga ssue of The
sdl pVns are without authority Jaw and absontolv III
said bonds. ~ 9'' ""J ing UT selling The
Court Of RoWSSn instituted legal proceedings in Superior
ana bonds declared by law w J. REST prasit age
Haieigh, ~ C., Aug. 8, 1881. io"u o.
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THE MARKETS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth 2i,,r. T,lu's at 2tTrDtta
NEw-YORK. Wednesday, Aug. 10, l
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EUROPEAN dARXEr4

a,LIyRtr"ot Aug 10 -Pork-Prne Mess -rastor, orr
o. western steaiY AZ Is. -Cnnheri,n1 ~
in a. ~ sho snort tb armer at isGd. Long Clear
none u ha al 2a, hoai Tors steady iieei-ni Moss
ihhJfd Mess. at p,i,,a 49,
Iw Al p LOU Lard-prme Western steady At 5%gI
stead" al 4.mJ T, steady at -. rurpentine--Sprts
a. - od ltoslnFIne. duh ,,onIno,
on n0n. IN % Alnercan Chmce. steady at 80 Lard
n""1 "h ,at fiour-txtrs state, stelty Mt ~ whc,I
al ia w me-. hrner AZ l02i; Spring No 2 steady
avn W. W. now W inter Western hrmer nj lO2d Now So,b
"So steady at ID Corn Steady m 5,.
nnua 81 "ny AT obh Cottonseed Oh Yellow Anercan
SpTs nos'n -Comnon at Lonton nrner at ID
nTntu "ehblho' AZ IL lon. steady 34j3d - 1900
~ opos' aug. iO--i3U m.-Ciacutta IJnseeh n 3d0
Sl1n quaief Sperm OIL 4JS0A 90 per Lon. pale Ilosn
PeIoe,n, 7P1ss sInrpentine 33 @53d per cw Rcine
eaI,n spirits OF 40 q .,i Ier
eIVEnroooin COMMON h4sn 93d Linseed oil 427., per ton
btH aug lu-l2:db Iirn. corn
oe% per GENITAL Tor New Western Wheat M~aI
Gaiofna Club 80 for ie, Western ri az iop
lOI2d Tor Red Winter ~ "'''oin spring Uod' ~
aANwERP Aug lO.-Perolenm Is frame. AL c.rt,r. for
Dor 100 kios. A''u cioscu NJ ll2 francs
cent mes 50 kilos iA"i" 'iosou Ut W francs oO
pfenings per IIOlD. '" "ioSeu ae Oh MARKS on
100 b. " ""'oA Lara closed At 80 marks per
@AA~"S Aug io'-Petroleum. marks % pfenninga
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4 \ EKENT NOTTCE.
MOBlLE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANW
NEw- YORK AGENCY, No PiNF-sr
Tho p,o., o, August 3. lSSl.f
OF interest at tho rate of SEVEN CENT np5n me
fIkSl PREFERKED INCOME AND SINKING III Vi
nEBENII RES, payable agency of The Companv "a
inc city ot New. York, a. follows. '' "a
lllHiE y ID ONE-IALF PER CENT On tha 6rs. ,,,. -
VI IS X PItiN, % the registered
inst, ~" NV -''" "'Y OF August
RI FnREE ~ NEHALF PER CENT the first day Of
I-t y y ISs. 10 the registered holders
og OF ne transfer books en- tho 2stday January
the Transfer
W De closed TO the pa september PROV and on
ule ~ OF February, lSs2. '''N"
\ lSO TWO PElk CEN upon hes r I,ErPprr,
INCOME AND SINKING FUND DERI,Ns n -.
able a. shall hereafter be advised. '-'' P"9'
DcOetures transferred q bearer entered in Tho
name OF the owner holder interest viii G nad
thereon. ''N'N'' VIII D0 pau
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Dipioeno Notices.

II =,
Nffi'hCf lhE GOLD GRAVEL hydraulic COMFY
NOS l53 AND157 BRoADwAT :
r,,o pr...-.. NEW-f DIRK, Aug. 81
ne directors or this company this day declared
49, Dt t No OF THREE PER CENT upon its pre
~ so'k. payahls Ihursday, August
me UNION INVESTMENT AND PRoNoTI% a %oN ~
rhN 100 ami l53 Broadway, York Transfer hoois
Will De closed saturday . "a nst D1 TWINS
. n...,- GEORGE w, WARREN. Treasurer
limited number of shares OF twelve rer go, -
@ ~ s.ocK OF the Gold Gravel Hydrauc Company NAV be
u :" te mon investment ana Promoting COMPANY oy 81
dend, until 10th inst ~ ~ POI 0en' 'uNf
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'1"1s0 ANKNTs
ner cnt aug !0-l2:30 m.-U s. honda four and hal,
,iAntic ana Great urs
YORK csn qaiIeaes 0S,t do second. 3D. Erie a4 Sew
Central 81 heada. ~ hos central 1881 Pennsy
IoNDos AnS IN 81 9tod raul Common lls
i0snoSay a. an advance OF tsd per rIpee W "''o NJ
u. ADJ
LONDON NTJ n n4 aGa confines for account ''
Gents 1 four cent Tire" and dua hsf per
o1htlA laoj illinois Central 1891 A"o2' Ne"-horA
cent rentes "a, 80 M Pa1s advces quote three per
PsRIa az % Iancs 10 Confines the acdonnt 'f ~,
OF Ans Aug 1915 p. m-Exchange on ooinn OK ,ra,os
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pr
.e Il; IouiS Aug lp.-HoGs- Higher and ac.roo -,
r. oo4sS o. Packing SO 259Y6 so; Ch1ice y, ra
head. 'P"' o'"oo hoao shipments 1900
Nils a 1900 head Shipments 400 head
CatIe not wanted Export Steers 81 sIdxe ~ ait ed
i lows anu Heifers, 50 50d$3 70 Grass Tens ~
anu lower within the range Common So 35aS2 sn SLOW
sIpTe g oV1$o oV Fancy Steers would being 81 rs
30 necepts; 1000 head shipments 800 iead MAJ
hct Stow ralr 10 Choice, S30t4 ""i
ShiCA0o Aug lO-HOG S-Recepts. II head sh,nra,,.
o,oVo neal market fairly active Nir.f
M oo1tb 49 Light DC. higher So 3O~s, X. ChoIaa
Acayy,po oO9*b 30 Cults and Skps g54s5 90 '-No
cAIiLhG receipts 400 head Shipments hand
sAot active with good demand Exports Fair s4 50
80 .SatNe Butchers scarce and wanted 80 25a4I *
rS anu foeders, $685. 80; Range scarce and wanted
ieA ,nn @2d@i 80 Canning scarce and
isecelpus 100 head; market and lO09oc
4So Lambs, 81 S0aS3 ~ ~ ~H'i'o' IN oo
BUFFALO, Aug. lO.-CA -Receints IN Aay ,oo -,
sane cue week thus far 5000 head against ZOO hea
gr une last week consigned through 40 cars rnarka
II,h1 AZ *o@So 40 Good Shippers So 300s5 60
week Tins f Hecepts today 800 head the
,ast woeA' consigned through IL marked ,I,
NJ Extras here. S"0'P NJ "a So1pf W ;
fan today 5000 head total for tho week thus
against 10 AGO head time last weaI
lers Sars OF carsi nothing doing; buyers and
uoluig pest Corn fed Weights on
- erassers entirely neglected. s' ~ ~ 'o~
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PROSPECT PARK HOTEL
ROSS COTTAGE-

ffrstclass aceommOi ations TOR fDl
Mountsln air. scenery unsurpassed the world
l. F. BOGARDUS,
Prospect Park Hotel Company.
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HOTEL WSBURY.
| GLANDS OCEAN HOTEL,
LONG BRANCH
NOW OPEN
CHARLES q WARREN iEIaND III

FE IT r II. oIIAUE HUUNE has been fllo1
roon. VIII psAsSt guests this season: few vacaut
nent u. hgh ground pleasant location good wssrr
81 sh9oe pure mountain s.
parues 81 Tires will be conveyed 10 INV rrsie1o Orr.
thr,a ~ % low inquire. charge 10
STyes sdy i9nr weeks from landing my residence.
,aa YOc~sl1nAy guarantee satisfaction enseayor "a
E r,se al M again The pleasant farmhouse an puYis
Durham, Greene County, n Y -N"A@ FA->NA.
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FORT VIEW HOUSE,
UTtL NkTHERWOOD

M NJ. hEkWOoD HEIGHTS NEw-IERSFY
ine uost comfortable country hotel IN the ,.,s - -.
ehlfal railroad Of NewJersey; 45 mnnfe T VI On me
WAX NctherwOod hgl,
iieo from malaria and mosquitoes ' s" e'e' ''iOi'
c. IL. KING.
prOuri
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
- CORNWALLON-HUDSON
pure AIR VII S'"'lH AhS Mountain Elevation 200 feet
- j. ". AEAGHER
MOUNT PLEASANT HOUSE VIM ~

- t@ls New Iia5np slireThis house Is sitnati 6sis
being I'm te House end it, location unsnras~a
D'ns the onlt house from which Nnunt
railway To sn.tn,,it
~ has been greatly enl~rred and thornshi -
having AL The modern ana
, ~ vNey ROOM bath billiard pool taheS
~ ne@ posi- ana telegraph Offices water md nerf.rf
~ u Kept hrst-cass in every respect: terms - 80
Dy The reduced furTber 80
SJH1rs address o. " PITMAN, proprietor or soI0N
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5nmmer Resorts.
A CCOMMODATTONS co. -,


A CCOMMODATIONS for six or e;,ht 49,
&c iSIln healthy location one honT nv s,i s
Co. hiNhS, Mcintyre, Datches
ISEkkSHlRE'S MOST POPULAR RPSopT
= ooosa AfbbNOOD HALL. PTrrsFIEI-D NsSS 'CAeA
i've ths ssA 60 npaes gitaia ssif - -
ysIes n SDlFs lie ies All 0Drs sossa
rates open nom jane % )e5pDsr Is S'N season
GEORGE ". KTTTELLE Manager
ROARD IN THE COUNTRY.-I.argeo ronnds
III bne scenery fare paid up and hack A. ads
go on '. II, sCtENCh. ls3 broadway. clty VI
4 APE ANN.-Bass Rock House. Good Va--
ocean Deae sioucester Iass Finest snrs bafba al
no. seeiy On the Atlantic send Tor la.rstst
w 'oiioihs cape Ann Mr.. 4. 6. BROWN.
4 ATSkILL MOUNTAIN HOTSF-
NAAShlLL MOUNTAINS, CATSKILI. Y Y
,xoo ELEVATION , 900 FEET
NJ, 10 ~ COOLER than New YORK or Pbiasc,ht.
nana,ns location in the Catskls and onlV l ,,,
cessna -. - NOUS VIEW Of Nalie.
Hudson oem.n ofk Central and Hudson River P5,irsS
fbneo I1Ne day boats Caisill nibf ,ssts "a t9'
AN ~ Nh III "a BEACH's MOUNTAIN HOUSE 90 e,ITts
y. B.-Notaifllstapd NO ro,o,,. -, -,
CstsSts k DESl kABLE ROUTE aud no =, ,t
-, NJ Elk, 10 operation this season ~ '
I III 1LiSM BlA White sulphur SPRINGS moor
ITio ,n n f-Opon 10 Nov. !: aDa -io "a
dress - sn o,ulIu groves Illustrated cfr,ai.rs -.
- 100 OF l. W:SEh, 1923 Broadway, y y ~ ~
T. LnERON, y. 1.-THE most unioua ond
-tnt seaside resort in the country G n YeTF,e ~
E,NCAMPMENT HOTEL. WarWicl, Voo5
povel,r o1 wood Lake Orange County All -.
hotel " camp me- together with the ease and coafort 81 n
da New tents hoored and wen furnished Good ,.,, a., -
Send reSal rates made with parties of families IL AZ r
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THE GREAT
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4OOl PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1OOl
s,,rx,,d DSU nstE TRACK STEEL RAILS Es,,,
TRAINS Lave WashiSGroS. Il from l Depot corner
of Sixth and streets, follows:
Sleeping Cars TO Pittsburg and Chicago; 1880 g. M
cinEaa. st. Louis and Chicago; $50 pm. daily
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Ganandaigua. Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara. with
daily, except Sunday; $50 p. daily except Sat
urtias. with Palace Cars to Canandaisua aud Wat
Tor wiliamsport. Lock Haven and Elmira, at lo3O a.
IN. daily excel sunday
1000 and 1915 pm. On sunday 200, 1000 and
10: Is limited express Of Pullman Parlor Cars
30 Am daily. except sunday.
sev CITY with boats of Brooklyn Annex. afording
direct transfer TO Fulton street ayoldlng double
FOR Philadelphia, 500 H. 10 M, 90 40 10 90
and 1918 pm. On Sunday, 200. 40 1000 and
1913 pm Limited Express. $50 al In. daily.
For BatlncTe, 30. $780, go 1890 a. NJ, and 200.
sunday, 500, 1880 a. m, 200. $40. $50. 1000
For PoFes Greek Line. $40 ain and 4:ao m. daily,
For Annapolis, $40 and 4:4O pm. daily except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY,
AN ND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
FOR Alezandria. iOo 30 9.2o and IL 80 M, APO,
800. go, 500 and ii 80 pm On Sunday at
To- 1880, 80. y ~ and II 80 a m and 500 pm;
Trains leaye Alexandria for Washington 90 sos and
NJ aud Zoo midnight On sund IS a ss q 90 q sb p
IoO a. m 100 aud 3 % pm.
Of lSt street and Pennsylvania avenue and depot
Hhre Ters can be EFT for the checking Of baggage
DESTINATION from hox Wn ana Residences;
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager nov29