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, 1881-11-10

TIM following pnrngrapl, oil "'rfe Uso OF
SHIRT Words" n attributed 10 1toratEn Soy
tnn,r. 1t practice. wi,nt is preached thcroIn,
slnre tnerc Is t,o ward In It with nore tLnn two
sylsnb1cs, eavo such rs arc quoted for purposes
hf Illustration:
a1au try t0 use thu best wur,t4 al ti,Dse which
tnlhns nf uthnfs. This fa tho grcnt nrt wtlIrii
lt'sn must aHttl WIN Wish to tenci III tho euluu
atI CHURCH. ut tho itr. ,r through tito press. III
~ thls III thu right WHY they kslD,ild lfso tho
al1nrt words which wp iGhri IN curly Iro, un,l
which hhr1 Tho aao Bri,su to nl clnssrx OF nte
Thu E,IElBh. nt our niUIc Ia ut,od. N.Iw a1l,l
tlitst sthD lnsiv words hrA lutlhl, ht,l thcy
nlsnys hurt tho verses III which yMl lind tD.
1'hkr that "tlfth eays. III " generation t,r
rrera. VIM ilNtl Wnrlell yt1tI tn tsGo trtsl, thu
wrath tu cunvf' IiIor1 ts ailr long wnrtl wh!c,,
ntEst mt tu lc III II. namely, "Hrnprnetun." IN
t!I1 tld sersnl tho altl wlrtl "brnNt" iR used.
itcah tho verse hYnl,i with this term, und yt,l
ltrl 1ta fnI! tnrcc: "uyc rincrs Nrootl, who
hnttI w!trnel yn,l tn t,te Irthi t1la wr,lth tn
conlef' trtnlG sometimes tlnns ilut hook Hike
crime wl,rn It Is get hetaro us III tho tnny iul,is
" ionr w''rst. When II nun aeas. alnl Wu Gull
4 u "'tnfalatpn." svo NrG 1T II t'ss III kanw tt 1t
isM Glutlnr Or crinlc: r t,e deus t,or tel! tho
rarleAtion."i Il thkts "a sut,o tltnc To knlw lust
whit WI should think ur It. Nh man will Dvor
thGstt himself ntD ws0nH tioitlw, nur Will lie 10
ri u inss tn JAtlHe uf uthars, II h4 thinks n,ld
Fl'Gnks Ut HGts III eiGnr. crisp terms 1t il II EOuI
rnlc. if Gllt h ut u toss f know 1r M ,,rt II right
0r wrong, to write 1t down i'll short. stralght-
out English.
, 1881-11-10

THE Associntel Press Agent ut Washing
ton ktsows his business At a late llo,lr T,lesuy
might no scnt out dtst,ntc1 eo,lccr1,ug tho ro-
inovn Of thu late Presidents effects from wast-
ili9tan 10 Uhlo, aud embodied in it tho slurt!ns
Information thnt "tho Ahsrrncy COW prcscntc!
to President Gnrel.l wns pnectl In tho cur. THO
Rnosas will on tuken direct tn Muntor, but tho
COW VII! bo takon to Cleveland" This IL III
decd t'npnrtant, but tho falurs to Kivo tue
i|Anc Ut tho talented person whn will milk tho
COW during tho Journey rovenls II luck Ut Jour.
hal'stin tFafnah9 nut tu hnye becn expAotcd lu
one holding 80 Important u position rs that uf
Associated Press Agent ut tho NatioHal CapitnI
, 1881-11-10

ALI. tho saca,cics In Congress, Will, one
exception, l,nSu now l'cen filled. The cleo
tioi, Of Nelson ". Al.lrtch to tlio Senate tn
plnca Of t;rh. Burnside requires II special
elcctoh t0 be held lit tho First lslIosip 1slan,l
District. III TINT district, ll,wuyer, n 1sc-
publican nomination, ,nny br .lcc,nc.l cautyu-
Lent 10 M election, rs Tho regular lnatn:ity Is
i,;D0 10 H.00V. Tile Inss OF tic Eleventh. Nrw
York District irstrnys the straight licpuh-
lican majority IN tho lfoltsc, though. there
caM be no reasonable doubt Tint they will.
luyc tho yutcs 10 control the organization
md Il comfortable maturity ut nil trst
questions. Tic division on strict party iines
will be rs follows:
tuusWr t..'t''"ss u"
!trNcithlt'He'h..
tthhJuslEls. .....'..'t...'....'+.-.
independent. Observation-Disclosures. ]
4 minority Is III. or ono more tlnn tho
stu,ight Republican, ynte. ila,t tlso Intr-
Pendent, j. liyntt Smith of brooklyn, Inns
ayowed liis intention to vote fur tiepub-
llcali Speaker. 'rhu tW'b llra.I are
tolerabfy curtaint fntlow tho lpad nf A1a,,our,
md vote with thu Republicans, md ilvc Of lilo
eight Grcehhnckors-f0Mr lann Missouri niNl
ono front l'ennsylyastla--nrc Republicans.
The Republicans call. therefore. command
III yntcs, or eighteen majority OVER the Dcin-
ocrats, Wien nnedetl, and Fifteen lnurc Than
the combined vote OF tile Democrats null
GreenbnckcrS.
, 1881-11-10

8ptei@i plsp4tFh "a IAs t31faNs WEE" N. at
1ASslxn, Aleh., Nov, @Tll!' ''''.iusxA s''%
ule Agricultural College still r'a. l,'s ,Td
TweAty-ttyo students packed tlietf ,sk,.p',r,ps
sllopk l,a soilot tue CAMPUS o!1 arss .'.fa.s.
tolny. 1t IL sntl tllat tue far,un}I f,, nI}I,'m!sa,
the!r application for !"I"fa3!e a'''
but Instead suspended taeu.
, 1881-11-10
TRIBUNE l311ASC1t OFFICES.

T'IlR t'nTcA0u TntnESE h.s established usancli
o1rrs fr Tho receipt Ut subscriptions and nyortsc-
nfantA nj fottuwa:
NEW YuHk-lonm = Tribune tu!tlinR. F.T. NC.
FANrEH, Stnnnxer.
ul,!sHGuW. scutlnnd-Allnn's American News
Agency. II liunl8li-hL
Id'NDtiA, Ena,-Ancrlcan ExchnnKo, Az Strand.
1iEx!ty r. GtIffa. Agrnt.
WASHINGTON. u. r.-laiN street,
, 1881-11-10

CoMlIETE returns from brooklyn give tie
Vote for Mayor ~ follows: Soth Low, Itepubiio.
Hi, +Ai5l; JAu,es Howell, tie4uo1rat, 43,Q31;
LAWS majority, i,ty7. stestnun. Republican,
for Sheriff, hns majority 0f o.4o1, Tho nou,o.
cratic minority 0n tho stAt1 ticket Ii abolt
1,01 Last full the Democrats swcpt brooklyn
b} i0o0 nlnlnrtty. Thu yoto thIs tilna was quito
full for nn oil yeur. ttoth st.los put forth thar
best o1forts The ConkltnYitcs GiA not knIfo the
hopubllca,' ticket Ia reyengo, rs they did in
s0lnu other paris Ut the Rtato.
, 1881-11-10

"1.eaya HtB oft this .leal.''-Bfshlurck,
blal!0ne seems TO haya front seat aud q
napkin again.
Ut might just US well not l,ayp danced
with that Lynch gErl."--tF. ". Astor,
A Washington dispatch says 4,at "ths
navy u worried over tho report Ut ihe advisory
uoard." Th's IL good news. because It shows
, 1881-11-10

Mile. COIhMHlElt, u member Of tho tlc-
Atr!ta company which visited lhis country lust
ycnr with snrnh Mrf'hartlt ut ii. hcn.i, has writ
ten book concerning her trip. aud makes sutl,o
comments af M unfHy0r,lbse character rcg,rti-
ln9 Clara Norris. Euw, Clara Ia M uhlu KIrj. nnt
tho Clncinnati E4"frrr rtlshes to iler toicnse In
tito following lmpnssionnl n,uAticr, tho itcsu oc-
cnpytnX prntllt1ent puGu on tho cLituru paxe
of tho paper:
Tho i.leI Ut Ml!c. Colonbcr, tho ham, fntter
erltieae MI Attresa lLlc ClAr,l Morris The Haul
OF these French people IL ns1lllxIllk.
The Frtuchwonlnn was conrso enough In hcr
description Of The American actress, but the Ohio
editors paraRrnph Is still Gunrspr.
, 1881-11-10

FnH some yenrs Il number Of pii1tRn.hropte
a1a benevolent Ren!cInen In New York, pr'.tri-
mont n'lls's'E w1an IL Whitelaw Reid, hlve been
shipping EVERY summer to several Western
slnfcs. i,otn!'!y Iowa, cul!sIgntients nE sn,tll
buys. whan tho brHevusent gentlemen wished
tn rc1'ovo from thu OWLS which II, II gya,,t city
t'estt tlo'l on Gycry asslo. Tho rtcrnt exp1otts
Ut s0ne or these youngsters In the line or TT,
tempted tFnfn-wrcchtnv h,lyc, nut unpntiru!y,
been received with so,ne Alsfavur by tho peoule
of Iowa. Ind tito newsparcrs ol t!,at 3tulc nro
urging Mr. ttet! and hin nsaDnatcs Ii, tho work
NJ sending Nav York gutter rats West 10 rc,tru
frun thu h,Isfn<ss They nry.le. atl with rcnson,
thnt II tho New York gentlemen hnve utiy stnre
cilun9o which they ura ttcstrous IL invest IN the
reclamation nf misguided urchins tue money
might be ntillzed In building hotun for tho
youngsters In tho East.
, 1881-11-10

I
ltatefnlxe OF cxe''as'eo nllsttllftE bat formal
eE'''t1es' ---.,,~-.,..
n.r,o.r nruo,u ~. cvo7+,,, rro.
pnanrInE 'N'f' oAoA0
Thc frpot ,nncl,innrv ~ ;,sattco f., fin s,,,,,
or t,lIunls il more rns,lv in ttc ,,,,crnI ,nl,.
liz, nn,i morr cn.ttv IN ltttrn,,u a,,l Ia ,,r,.
y;,icd with moru courls. nn,l ,uoru .J,tfuns
pnd m,,n iai,.,,l t,n,,nru ,,r ri, t,,tta tI,,.,,
| IL lin mnrhlunrv ror Nm, nlmint.,ru,inr >, r
ht.tiro II, Enrinnd snma M, v.ora mr.,
| f'arl,nmcut un,1pttoot tho work NJ r,f,rn,.
| tnv tl,o rn,,stftnt,m ,,f tIo r,.r,,l, co,,rts
n,ui nftor dina urcpnra,,m, ond rorrruI c,u.
| si,icru.tm nl,n,tt air vanra n,rn tim t,ourtu ~
tnrn,,'Y l,nnc,,,. t,on,,ton plras nn,l Tho
| Eychu,,lrr dIyjsione wcro unItr,l or con.
| solilutrti into onc cpurt. Tin 1tIn,, t.unrt
I or .tustirr. A ycnr mr. n,nro o,ro n t,,mtnttt,,
! was nppoi,,tci 10 cu,,.l,lrr n,ul rcnort ,.n1,,,
my rluuues tlcs3rnl,,p tn 1,ny,, mazda IL +l,o
urnclfre. utea,tinr. mr. nrnrc,,,,rr of thts ij,o,
| Court of ,|,stfcr u,u, n1s,, I,nw for It n;wI,,
be vxmalieut to limit onv rirnts nr unrr,l
then existing. 'rlts rrunrt has r,con,Iv
| hrct, un,ln n,nI nub,fslrj n,ui will In 1ut.l
before Parliament n, fin mkt ,ue,t,,p.
| Thu committee consisted q, ,lyu Enn,tsl,
| Judges. ut,u Scotch ,jutJu7. th,1,n t,uyrtstn,4
| mil twa s,ifcttars. 'ltrro ur. t,vrnt,.a,x
clupses p,1,posetI. muny ur linn ur ,l,a
n,st sweeping chnrocIt,r. tim rero,,,,n,,,,,n,
tto1s Iuinr altogether fnconsIstent will lint
/ conservatism which has afwuys hmm sn,,
,usetl 10 eoyer,, tin ,,.rnl nrofcsston, A,nn,,
tl,cso clunur4 N mn, In ohn1is,, nfcn,1fnrs
md another to limit tyInl iy iurv Tim If
thu 1pntion miners suys. "rhc irui1, il. t,nt
|
, 1881-11-10

Central Hfi.slc Hull.
Southeast corner Randolph md Hsat0 streets
NJ Mus1c, ltcadlnRs, unt itccltnliuus.
, 1881-11-10

frunfry'a Thrnarr.
NAnfnlrh k'tccf trtwcnh EHfk mid In ant1e.
EnsaEemsns Of Mr. MID sfrs. MoKee Hankih. ~"
, 1881-11-10

'fitE Democratic leatlers a1ltt press Of I'hita.
lcphta oyer,ail thu thE In lut!l,lx md lnutlg
tlic Republican uoltrr Wolfe. Their p,,rpt,sc. Ut
cotirsu, WIS tn iMttice Republicans to vote for
him atitt tlits tsAw o!r enough supsnrt rrnnl tho
regular Hcp'hlloun can ,Itdto tllniley1 to elect
their tiwH t.,An tSphio}. lIut they nlntle out
Wolfc to h, sucl, II lmr,Bun Of perfection Tint
ncnrly us mnny Democrats ctht their yntrs for
him rs Republicans. Tho vote III phi!as'cIp,n
wns rs follnws Tor Statu Treasurer:
!iH!ES i.tcP't. hl,Hli
NUM- utep Ih4l.... .............,.......El.E II. iii
l'ulley utes Nobic... IL ttlJ
Fur E&rcuralcr;
't"nGs hcp'ts ~ Isn3
onS tt1o'seF'sss* .1N4lH
Hcfnt'llcnt maturity. .. E3.Blj
II vii! thus bp suctl thlt Wurc drew frlnt
Notld t1}nnl 1.0tl v0.cs, and frnfn lsuuy tlsnp1
ssEk1, f'he ttcniurrnts III tfieir rnlrery Of tho
Nepnb'tcnl butter rnyed It t0u tlne fr tho cn,l,.
rrchcfsfon Of tho slcnlucrats. The boys did nit
tumble to their gatnc.
, 1881-11-10

2.yccNni Theatre.
Drspafnes strcet near Mal!son. Wcst Side, yasI.
Elf entertainment
, 1881-11-10
Gl1e G1il11t1te.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

NJ MA11.-i.; AnvAScE-fpsTAO: PREPAID.
lniir ftlttnE. nnn year. 400
lRtit nf ttnr. tcs t1untl. 1.tD
lhtlty Had snhtlF. nn0 Yunr. 4...ls.......s. 14n1
Inrs.1rr. Thursday. AhA yAtnrdnJ. per frne.. n.cU
M,mAs toln.'7'tny, md fraAy, Dor ynaf... Gf.nD
euItduys 10'rIKo rdtun. per Jcnf. Zoo
Wf:EKr.Y Ep1T1uN--l'OsTrA1D.
CfHh af F.A30
7wefy-nnn CHrtnN.. &D. 90
Specimen tnlifts arnt ftbo.
Eivc FuAt-Olnc0 usfuress In full Including County
nrt sint1.
ftcnttanccs tuny ho tnnGo r::ar BY drnfk express,
tost-Ulee order. In fistcte letter. ut our ritk.
10 CIrY 6t;i}st'tltlaEKS,
Daily. delivered Sunday excepted. ~ CENTS tcr wook.
1iay, eitvsted sunnJ Included. no conis ncr wcck.
Addru.s 111E ThfnuSE COMPANY.
Corner Madison md !,eart Ghlcago, lit.
, 1881-11-10

nny~rsy'4 Thcntrc.
Monroc street, betwctn CLARK and Dearborn. En-
Rnaanlent OF .hs Ktufy lros. Combination. "a!chael
StrncnH'
, 1881-11-10

Acnstutny ur afuslr.
ItaIstei street, near Madison. W04t Side. Variety
entertainment.
, 1881-11-10

Olympic Tllcntrc.
Clark etsctt. tn epn' I.hte mni KNndonh, Eu-
Gnecmant Of fIYt1o i 1sohmans spcclhlty Company.
Variety entaEtnlu3nrnt.
, 1881-11-10

Clnsk ai1ect. op,,Oti. now tourt-llouse. Engage
mont OF tho Comley .ltnston Opern Co. "Sia1nuit
FAFArt"
, 1881-11-10

Mevtcker's Theatre.
Nntirnn street, batwoon slnto md Dearborn.
, 1881-11-10

la'N lHiNt lth4.-Af1Gflcan HxcnhnRo. AZ 6FanQ.
1iExity r. usLffa. Agent.
WAsIIiSGTUN. u. C.-lalN # street.
@.-.@--=
AaiuSEat iiNTs.
1ruofry's Thrnarn.
ttAnfolrn t'rrct. trtwcnh El.fk mid In ant1".
EnsaRensns Of Mr. md Mira. Mckee ltankih. III"
Ernnti npcn1t.af0Gaes
Clnsk aiTect. 0pjOsi: nox tourt-tl0use. Enaazd-
mont Of tho ConlleY 'linEton Opern Co. "Maahu1
FaFart'
Meytcker's Theatre.
Nadison street, bat~oon snto and Dearborn.
Olympic T1lcntrc.
Clark street. tn nepn' Ihte mnh Isnndolnt Eu-
GaEtn1Gnt Of fIydo i fohsuans Specially Company.
Variety entertainment.
Fnv~rsy'. T'hcntrc.
Monroe street, betwcen Clark Nnd Dearborn. Eth.
enaansent OF shs Rlsufy ros.COmbinat!on. "M!chael
StFogoH."
Acnstutay ur Music,
I1aIstoi street. nsar Madison. Wost Side. Variety
entertainments
l.yccuni 'rhentrr.
}cspIanes strce. near slat!bon. Wcst Side, yasI.
Elf entertainment
t;rIterttn T'hrntrc.
corner nf Feugnick and lHylalun streets, Variety
ENTERTAINMENT
Central tfMslc 1Emll.
Southeast corner Randolph md ssat0 streets
Music, lecadfnKs. uut ltcctnlurs.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-06-18
Real Estate Transfers.

The following is a list of real estate
transfers filed for record in the office
of w. HI. Tower, Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Garrett county, for the
week ending June Is:
Philip w. Lish, to Frank l.. Lish,
his interest in Military Lots Nos. 400
and 493 500.
James Foy and others to VIM. r.
Getty, Lot No. 2I2S.
Jacob Nickleson, to Daniel Harsh
berger, part of the tract called Hard
Struggle" containing l493 acres |;
$1,000.
Washington A. Smith, to VIM. III.
Knepp. Military Lot No. 1926.
w. f. Daniels and wife TO Ferdi-
nand Grause, part of the tract ,ailed
Anything" containing 12f acres of
land $275.
John Daily, ct. al, to G. S. Hamill,
part of Lots Nos. l and "Penning-
tons Addition" to Oakland $500.
Mary A. Tasker and husband to G
S. Hamill and ID. E. Offutt, all of her
undivided one fifth interest, in the
surface OF tract of land called
"Mount Gilboa ;" $3.50.
Norman Barnard and wife to Henry
Beckman, 1854 acres of land /; 81, 900
John Tice aud wife to Jonas j
Tice, 203 acres of lands S. 900.
John p. Spiker and Others to Val.
entine Kahl. 20 acres of land ; $500.
John p. Spiker and others to Lewis
Kahl. IL acres and 125 perch of land
$3O7.84.
John P. Spiker and Others to Lewis
Kahl, 20 acres of land; 5000.
Valentine Kahl, to Catharine Kahl
of an acre of land $50.
Henry Richter and wife to John
l.. Richter, so perches Of land $50.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-06-18
DR.. Oellig & Pfoutz Tome Elixir and
Pills,

The reliable preparation so highly recon-
mended by its merits. This medicine is
known by its curative powers from the East
to the West, from the North to the South.
Owing to the purity of the medicine and the
satisfaction 1t has been giving, the demand
is largely increasing. 1t is the great cleanser
and purihes the system: regulates the liver,
heart lungs, and kidneys; cures dyspepsia;
is Invaluable as tonic; will impart strength
to the system; restores lost appetite, and is
also certain to remove all obstruction to the
regular course of nature in females. 1t will
also strengthen the weakest cord, restore
down bearing, and is a sure remedy for
Whites pain in the back, in side, or under
the shoulder blades heaviness on breast, or
belching Of wind. This desirable medicine is
manufactured by M. d. Pfoutz, of Waynes-
boro, Franklin county, Pa, and is for sale in
Oakland by A. g. Sturgiss, and at Wilson's
Store by Wilson Bros. Send for circular 10
NJ. d. Pfoutz, Waynssboro,. Pa.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-06-18
County commissioners.

The county Commissioners adj
journed on Friday afternoon.
The following was the only bust
ness transacted of general interest,
outside of the annual levy:
w. S. Wolf. constable of District
No. 7, offered his resignation, which
was accepted.
The Examiners report on the road
beginning at the west end of Totten's
lane and running through the lands
of George Spiker aud others, was
filed.
The Examiners report on the J.
r. Browning road was filed.
The petition of Charles Murphy
and others for a road 40 Crab Tree,
was filed.
The petition of Alex. Reed and
Others for a road to be known as the
Dry Run road. was filed.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-06-18
LOCAL NEWS.
Miss Mollie Peddicord is visiting
c.;onds in Baltimore.

Miss Mollie Peddicord is visiting
friends in Baltimore.
Mr.. r. S. Miller, of Kansas, is
visiting relatives and friends in this
county.
John A. Delawder, of G., has
been appointed agent at the Deer
Park Hotel station.
MIR. HI. A. Isen has been appoint
ed assistant railroad agent at Oakland
during the summer season.
The Oakland and Deer Park
Hotels were opened for the reception
of guests Wednesday.
Married, at the residence of VIM.
H. Murghy, June I'd, 1881, by Rev.
Thomas Digman, Mr.. w. IL. Moon
and Mrs. Ciyilla Trent, all of this
county.
A festival was held in Swanton
last Wednesday evening, for the
benefit of the new church enterprise
at that place, at which forty-thlee
dollars were realized over expenses.
A petition is being circulated In
Oakland requesting our town Council
to demand of the B. O. o. X. H..
company that a Waterman be placed
of the crossing in front of Coddin2-
toms Hotel.
Democratic primary meetings
have been called in this county for
Saturday. to elect delegates to "a coun-
ty convention, which will meet IN
Oakland Tuesday, 2lst, to select dele
gates to the State convention, which
meets in Baltimore Thursday, 23d.
We have been requested to call
the attention of our town author
titles to the fact that stock is being
allowed to run at large within the
corporate limits, much to the annoy
ance of many of our citizeEs, and
"contrary to ordinances made and
provided"
Visitors at Lakewood Cottage
June 10th: Mrs Simmons and FAM
lily, Mrs. Webb, Mr.. Nicholas Bar
ry, Miss Nellie Barry, Dallas, Texas;
Gen. Brown, Winchester, Ind; Mr..
Thaw and family, Miss Alice Heath,
Washington. d. G.
--Messrs. G. l.. Springer of Dunbar,
Pa, and Frank Springer, of Union
town, Pa, are at Dailey's Hotel.
They will spend some time here in
fishing and hunting. Frank will be
remembered as the young gentleman
who "got away" with our Oakland
boys in glass ball shooting, last fall.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-06-18
Church Services--Sunday.

Lutheran Church-Preaching at 102
a. m. by Rev. VIM. Stoudenmlre.
Memorial Church-Preaching at
O'Clock p. M, by Rev. Lefever.
Preaching in the M. e. Church
every Sunday morning at I03. by
Rev. s. E. Jones.
st. Peters, Catholic Preaching
every Sunday at 10l o'clock a. M,
except the second Sunday OF each
month.
Preaching at Swanton at 81 y. m.
by Rev. Vim. St0udenmIre.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-18

played in connection with the per-
Torrance of this work is now part If
our mining history, and when com.
pleted will not be considered tafy;
on the contrary will reflect credit up
on all PARTIES engaged with it.
Now as regards not censuring the
parties having charge of the mines
on Georges Creek, that are in deplor-
able condition with black damp, let
me right here once for all gay to lob.
server" that it is not those parties
that am combating, but the mode Of
ventilation that causes this terrible
condition in our mines. If he think-
that it is a hunbug l am willing that
he should enjoy his opinion. My
opinion upon this sui jsct is we'll
known to every miner in the two
counties. II his views are endorsed by
them in preference to mine | am sat-
isfed and with charity towards all
and enmity to none, remain re-
spectfully yours, THOMAS Brown.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-18

men in the lower house. Mr.. B. L.
Turner is understood to have his
heart set on the republican Sherlffal-
ty nomination, while the democratic
aspirants for the came are legion.
There has been remarkable absence
of the Usual bone-wrangling in the
formation of the new council this
year. The two prominent candidates
for president were Messrs. ]. A. Mill
no land and ]. w. Cook. The former
did not really care for the office and
only allowed his friends, alter much
solicitation, to use his name. He
made TO canvass for votes. Mr..
Cook was elected by one majority.
Both are admirable men and both are
invaluable in the council. Mr.. Mill
holland since he established himself
permanently in Cumberland has
shown himself one of our most public
pirited citizens. He has carried into
the council the kindly manners, bus-
ness sagacity and prudence that have
marked his private career. He has
contributed not little to the har.
mony of that body by his gentleman
ly consideration for everybody's feel
ing and by his shrewdness in TN
raveling tangled ends.
The county commissioners have
given the public pleasant surprise
in the reduction of taxes four cents.
That is the best campaign document
that could be published, and it is a
document that ought 10 secure their
triumphant reelection. The business
interests of the county will see that
such men are allowed to continue
their good work. 1t is my opinion
that in four years more the present
board would bring our taxes down to
fifty cents. 1t is true there have been
some chronic office.seekers and sore.
heads generally who thought The
commissioners ought to distribute the
offices to the republicans only, because
that party had three out of five in the
board. All bosh, arrant nonsense
and unmitigated assininity The
mass of the people care nothing about
the spoils, but they do care to have
an honest and efficient alministra-
ton. l do not know Messrs. Hergott
and Frost personally, but do know
Messrs. Adam E. Hitchins, A. j. Clark
and Martin Rouzer to be as honest
anu capable men as the county has.
There is not one of the three who has
not been compelled to make serious
sacrifices to serve the public.
There is a wonderful quiet in the
city. Alex. King, our police magis
trate, has so cowed the disorderly ele-
ment that arrests are becoming rare
occurrence. The rogues and rascals
have a wholesome fear of getting
within his grip. His administration
of the Office has been so efficient, too,
that he has developed it into an i'm
portant source of revenue to the city.
SCAIPFL
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-18
DOWN THE CREEK.
WEsTERNPoRT, June 10, !

WEsTERNPoRT, June 10, 1881.
To the MINING JOURNALS:
The saw mill of Davis Bros, on the
Maryland side cf the Potomac just
opposite Piedmont, resumed opera
tons Wednesday of this week The
recent heavy rains have brought down
to the mill some two million feet Of
logs, which will give employment to
twenty men for about three months.
Matrimony makes another claim on
the Piedmont beaux and bellies this
week. Mr.. Sam Cross who some time
ago left here for residence in Texas,
returned one day last week to take as
his bride Miss Emma Johnson. The
ceremony will it is understood, take
place on the 10th inst, after which
the parties Will 60 east for short
time.
The Rev. G. w. Hobbs, pastor of
the NJ. E. Church, in company with
his presiding elder, Rev. L. t. Wider.
man, left. last week for a short trip
through Pendleton county, W. Va.
They will conduct series Of revival
meetings while gone.
Mr.. John Miller for a number of
years past resident of Piedmont and
a blacksmith in the employ of the B.
& 0. railroad, left Wednesday for
CEDAR Rapids, Iowa, where he has &C.
cured very desirable situation.
Mr.. William Klink, son CT Mrs.
Hartel, and some years ago resident
here, was fatally injured at Union
town, Pa, Monday last, by the falling
Of an embankment while working
about a lime-kiln. He died the fol-
lowing day, and his remains were
brought here for interment. The de-
ceased was about "a years Of age.
The ladies Of the Episcopal Church
of Westernport will open q fair and
festival at the Piedmont Opera House
on Monday next, the ooh, and con-
tinue the same for three days. This
will be followed on the 23d with a
picnic by the Gilbert Cornet Band, Of
Piedmont. 1t will be held on West
ernport hill, and promises to he an
enjoyable affair. Binds Of music have
been invited from Grafton, Cumter-
land, Westernport and Homecoming.
ECTRB