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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25
DOWN TIE CREEK.
WEsTERNPoRr, June %. is

WEsTERNPoRT, June %, 1881.
To the MINING JOURNAL:
Eureka Lodge, No. 643, knights Of
Honor, of Piedmont, have elected the
following officers for the term com
m ncing July LIST: Dictator, W. G.
Johnson; Vice Dictator, U. B. Nc
Candl sh Assistant Dictator, w. E.
Fazenbaker; Reporter, .. H. Bruce
Financial Reporter, L. IL. Phleeger
Treasurer, VIM. Barkhardt; Chaplain,
Jos B. Gibson Guide, John A. Nc
Farland Guardian, D. E. Fish r
Sentinel, James r. Keller Auditing
Committee, John Mcfarland, A. NJ
Porter, Geo. R. Boyles Trustees, O.
II. Bruce, John Mcfarland, w. II.
RAIDER; Examining Physician, VIM.
II. RAIDER, M. D.
Another wedding in our communi-
ty; Mr.. Frank Kalbaugh, OF Wes-
term ort, and Miss Bessie Dowden, of
Piedmont. The officiating minister
was Rev. Samuel StouHsr, Of the
Lutheran Church.
The miners in the employ of the
Virginia Mines, located on the Balti-
more & Ohio railroad, between Pied
mont and Bloomington, nd operated
by Messls. II. G. Davis & Co., were
on Saturday last notified that the
price paid FER ton for mining would
be reduced, en- and after the Monday
following, from 60 to so cents. On
Monday the men stopped work rather
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The Cumberland NeUS pays Messrs.

TIE Cumberland Neaos pays Messrs.
Somehow, Burwell and Douglas, a
well-merited compliment
The result of having board of school
commissioners composed of business men
and who do not want to quarter their pets
on the county or enrich their favorites at
tie public expense, Is becoming apparent
to our tax payers and flienGs of free
schools. Everything nowadays is done by
the board in an open and above-toard
way, with an eye TO the general welfare.
Next year we are happily to have the
schools open for nine months-quite an
innovation in the right direction.
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water and pale lavender for me.
1t does me good to cit and hear the
sinners whipt and see them squirm
and look sheepish, when some espe-
cially pointed arrow from the heaven
ly culver goes ripping into the bris'
ket of some fat rascal.
The convention of to-day was re-
malkable for its harmony, being like
the handle of a jug-all on one side.
You have already received full par
tlculars OF course. SCALPEL.
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than agree to the terms announced by
the firm. The closing of these mines
will throw out of employment more
than hundred hands. This is much
to be regretted as many worthy resi-
dents of this community had found
as they thought, steady work at this
place.
As yet no applicants have put in
appearance for the postmast, rship oil
Westernport. The present incum-
bent, Mr.. T. D. Kight, filed his resig-
nation the early part CT last week.
FCuRp
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PERsoNAL-Budd Wonn, Esq, of
Eckhart, well-known here as a men,
Der of the M. M. Minstrels, leaves
for st. Paul, Minnesota next week.
lie has secured position on the st.
Paul and Minneapolis railroad.
Joe d. Hitchins is at home from
Dickinson Seminary, Williamsport.
Pa. Reports of his progress at school
are commendatory of his industry.
. We regret to learn that John Sam.
mons, Esq, of Pekin, is critically ill.
Joseph T. Engleby, Esq, of Iona
coming, called into the JOURNAL Office
for a chat last Tuesday morning.
Miss Kata Standish is spending
her vacation with her uncle, Mr..
James Ward.
Mr.. Samuel T. elise has returned
to Frostburg after an absence Of sew
eral months.
Among the recent arrivals in town
we note Mr.. William G. Devecmon
who recently graduated at st. Johns
College.
SPORTING ITEMs.-One Of the most
interesting games of base ball this
season was played at Borden Shaft
last Friday Afternoon between the
Vale Summit and Shaft clubs. The
defeat of the Pompey can only be at
tributed to the superior playing of the
Shaft nine. The following is the
score by innings
Innings. ....,..1 2 8 4 5 6 z s 9-Total
Shaft .......2 0O52 g 3-16
Vale Summit, % 1901 1904
The Star club, Of Eckhart and the
Haymakers will play match game
of base ball on the Consolidation
grounds, this town, this Saturday.
afternoon. The ladies are especially
invited to see the interesting sport.
MARRIED.-At st Michaels Church,
Tuesday morning, June 2lst, by Rev.
V. F. Schmitt, Mr.. JAMES SHEA, of
Frost mines, and Miss ELLEN HAMIL-
TON, of Allegany mine.
CALITHUMPIANS were out in full
force IN Eckhart last week and ALLIE
gany this.
TUESDAY was the longest day of the
year.
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The VIRGINIA NINE TROUBLE
WEsTERNPoRT, June 81, 1881.

WEsTERNPoRT, June 81, 1881.
To tie MINING JOURNAL;
Please give space to few facts
concerning the lockout, or dead lock,
or strike, or whatever tho people may
choose to call it.
The Virginia miners have been no.
tilted that il they co not work FOR so
cents per ton they may taks out their
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OUR CORRESPONDING
CUMBERLAND LETTER.

Mr.. De Wits Gondiddc}-Reducts0n of
Teachers ,SqlarieS-A NeO Dress for tie
"Times"-PcHticdl Notes and Gossip
An Errdnt Flock.
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How TO CELEBRATE THE FOURTH
Our citiz ms will have ample oppor-
tunity to celebrate the coming 4th
Of July in manner 10 suit all. The
following churches and associations
will picnic on that day
Tie Methodist Sunday School will
hold its picnic in the Borden woods
at The ton Of town, and in the evening
will hold sociable in Pauls Opera
House.
st. Michael's Catholic Church will
picnic in Graham's grove. A good
time is anticipated by them.
The NJ. E. Sunday School South,
intend celebrating the day with a
picnic and woods social. All kinds
of innocent amusement will be afford
ed for the small as well as the large
scholars.
The Lutheran Sunday School
and congregation will excursionize to
the woods and hold a picnic.
The popular Arion Band will en-
thuse and bubble over with patriotism
on the Centennial grounds. Dancing,
music and flirting will be the order
of the day at this picnic. Refresh
ments for the thousands who may at
tend.
The Caledonians, of Homecoming,
indulge in Scottish games on that day
near that town.
There ia some talk Of lively base
ball match near town between our
club and some out.of-town nine.
The fantasies will probably parade
and visit the various picnics.
Barton's citizens will attend the
Catholic picnic near that village.
At Stony Pasture the German Luth-
Grams will hold forth, and a social
of all the membersis expect
ed.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25

A REQUEsT.-Will the secretaries
of the orders in town please send in
early next week reports of elections
in their respective lodges.
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MINING JOURNAL.
j. B. ODER, Editor.
FROSTBURG. MD, JUNE %, 1881.

THE Board of Public Works did the
proper thing in approving the Polk
street connection. 1t wes all along
supposed the Beard would be finally
divided, Gov. Hamilton occupying
ground adverse to the new road. To
his great credit he has disappointed
expectations and the JOURNAL has
tens to accord him justice. 1t is far
better for all concerned that the
"approval" should be unanimous"
and the wisdom Of the conclusion is
to be commended.
The propensity to rush into print
to establish positions" and obtain
"vindications" is on the rise.
In nine Of ten cases it proves fatal.
An incurable itch will finally kill.
If there is an average man in this
county who nurses grievances Of sufi-
cient importance TO make his standing
popular Issue, he is painfully tortu-
nate.
Keep out of print
Otherwise. hasty writing and faith
full Typography, equally fadeless, will
some day rise in judgment against
the authors.
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The excursion of Mountain Spring
Lodge, l. o. G. T., of this place, to
Homecoming Thursday night was an
enjoyable affair, about 100 members
participating. The exer( iso at Lincoln
Lodge consisted of speaking and
singing by members of both Lodges.
WHEELER HALL ENTERTAINMENT
Last Monday evening the pupils
connected with the above institution
Of learning gave an excellent enter
tainment at Odd Fellows Opera House.
The audience was composed of the
elite and were very liberal with their
applause. We will not attempt to
individualize as to who did the best;
suffice it to say that all acquitted
themselves handsomelylfrom the small
est to the largest and were deserving
Of the many pretty floral offerings pre-
sented to them. The best older
prevailed.
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NEXT Thursday evening the Land
League will hold its monthly meeting.
All members are expected to be pres
ent.
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Immediately alter the match some
"snap" shooting was INDUCED in by
members of the 'Cony club and the
following gentlemen scored ii balls
apiece out of 49, John Walker, John
Phillips and John Glenn.
A shooting match took plac, ear
town on Wednesday afternoon last for
a breach leading shot gun, valued at
SIG. The score was as follows:
All Cline .......16 Baz Mex enzie. =. 1G
Geo. Rodlcr. ..2t A. Baker ....18
VIM elise. ......20 Lewis Smithley. II
VIM Nelson. all Elmer Antho. y. ~
Jethro Jetrries. Il VIM. Myers. 10
Thos. elise. 10 c. W. Oder .....15
There was tie between Jethro
Jeifries and Geo. Reidler it was shot
off and Jeffries won-C. W. Oder
shooting for jeff les.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25

SPECIAL MEET1NG.-The Mayor
and Council held a special meeting in
their Chamber last Friday evening
to receive the tax books az made up
by the clerk.
1t was found that the assessment
of property amounts to $949 ,546 30.
Several weeks since we published it
at over 81, 000,000-a rough estimate
procured from the clerk.
There IS a falling off Of $28, 900 in
last years assessments which can be
satisfactorily explained by examining
the corporation books.
A resolution was carried to the eff
feet that those who pay their taxes
in June a.id July discount Of 5 per
cent. will be allowed; for August 4
per cent. and for September 3 per
cent.
The council elected by reclamation
George Railey, Esq, for night police
man. This is good appointment.
No other business was transacted
of sufficient Importance to chronicle.
The Homecoming and Midlothian
shooting teams had a glass ball match
last Saturday afternoon in Jackson.
The following was the score out of a
possible Is:
MIDLOTHIAN
Lieut.. Jas. Thompson. ...........9
VIM. Ralston. ..................l
David McFarline ...............12
lotal. .............. ...''.'.ol
LoNACoNING:
John Ball. ....,............. ILL
Frank Glenn. Observation-Disclosures. LIB
N Candle. ......... ...........ll
Total. 49,. .................... LOO
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CALITHUMPIANS were out in full
force IN Eckhart last week and Allie
gany this.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25

TUESDAY was the longest day of the
year.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

READ Hitchins Bros. advertise
ment-correct.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25

A FRosTBURG LADY MARRIEs AN
ARMY Observation-Disclosures G. B.
Gatewood, of the Sixth United States
cavalry, was married in Cumberland
Thursday evening to Miss Georgia,
daughter of Hon, T. G. McCulloh, of
this place. The happy pair left at
once upon a visit to Woodstock, Va,
whence they will shortly 80 to his
station in Arizona.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-25

MIsTAKLN-Mr. Frederick Berler,
Clerk of the City Council Of Frostbui 6
publishes an extended account Of his
recent official alteration with Nh l..
George Fl. Wittig, ex.Councilmau.
The Cumberland Ae,cS yields space
therefor with the remark that "Mr.
Bepler complains that other publica-
tons have not done him justice"
"Other publications" includes the
JOURNAL of course. We have COM
pared Mr.. Beplel report with ours
and find that the most glazing dis
crepancy consists in that he chose to
indicate the proximity of the occasion
an we preferred to permit it to pass
unpentioned. This was done in def
elence to the piety of our readers
generally, and as best subscribing the
interests of the parties involved.
And we did right.
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C1l9hE COUNT clIpriYas.

l-. I.f.r s
lhr f.a" oil t%rSe O1AAty %.I ON
meIte CUISINES on 'Ae iS- eth, ". -l"!'
very Hae organ was recently p-Hrtnas-
u@ t!l-I's N'0h Oh 'Ae h"P'S'
lhr:,A. oi iaiS pla'''
j. Nar.h.i benz kas Bought, at 500
per aerA tacf13 Sores %. land very near
Nhi,c I0., on S. v. Il. r.
49,. T.. M:Gu.re. left B,-ryyilic for Con-
s@-yiiIo Pa, scvcra. weeks ago, to enter
the engineer corps OF the r. AZ q. Il. X.
Henry Robinson crJ Tawney Hunter,
agel co.or,l men, died recently at White
Post. wi-lin a jly OF two Of each other.
v,, c,,5av school oe line EDiscopal
Cbur.h Ls. in c-,n,amnla.;o, tbc purchase
.f., nm Ah,rrS so for his purpo.e
as heca collected.
0.e- N.C. rmirt died a. nj. residence
,.s- White p,.t ON tbc -tb inst. lie was
,b.o rI..t c.t;l.o in tb;s mart of Clarke
and ons ~ f5c oldc.t of the county. lie
Ii.l ip the SSH wear of hi. are.
r, -, -. ,.. 81. w porIi,
All. .,-.' q v-L:t" - +La i9tb
I \w ~ c;t,. and brried an
f
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,W.ERRFED.

Tn Ciiarlc>sown, W Va. April 4Sh. 1881, 10y
ROW s & H3pkinS. DAVID +. WILSON tn
Mis- SALLIE McliENRY ASHBY-all a
Jefferson County, W. Va.
AT tine brides residence Walnut Grove
tlis county. April 25th. 1881. by Rev. \. G.
uo.kins. Mr.. RICHAD HENDERSON and
Mis- BETTE BEALL. daughter of the late
George b. Beall-all of tAis county.
In the VI. f. Church, South, i'm Charlcstown.
On Thursday afternoon. April 81, 1851. by the
Rev J.. II. March. Mr.. r. b. MITCHELL OF
Charlestown. and Miss RACHEL ALICE EBf.
second daughter of Mr.. Warren Ely OF Jeiicr-
SON county.
Inthc ". Z. Church. Martinsburs, Apfi! e
ls,l. by the Rcy. ". J.. b. Rice, assisted y
Eer. $. ". Lccch, Mr.. DAVID 4. I. W PSI
HALL 10 Miss FANNIE z. BEALL, both o.
N~artiu~hurr.
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BERKELEY COUNT ITEMS.
From tie Idependrui :

From tie A~tdfpeaarnf;
The last Of the series Of free lectures I'M
der the auspices of the Y. u. c. A., will be
delivered on Friday, April 22th, ats o'clock,
by. Hon. m. l. wilson OF th'IIe't9Wh ;
sul9y''' INC i,ou,"" ~ ~. ,r
-" H'.D ~ . 49, ~, ,,. ,.'a.ia
gi, a. ne ~ WI In - cai.,r. " t,a,cb
$50 i a..r, TL"
loi,..' ac NJ Wiz a. tLaa icr.rr.~ in
s1O 3ho W. an-;,- or ri. 'n-o~,~;.o +, n
,Dl,,.r ',ot vii a. .or.j;t,Lis ~ nrr r;tr
ard f., - With ;be ssis ami nIaresti9
Jisccgc..s hat heyo c,ns,it,.ed fbc srr.et
49,, ~ g.. -:
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CHURCH NOTES.

Bishop Pcterkin is expected 70 preach IN
Zion Episcopal Church, il TINS place, on
SUNDAY. Nav lst, aud viii administer Tie
rite OF confirmation.
Rev. T.. B. Shepherd viii preach at the
Baptist Church in Charicstown on sunday
morning at II o'clock, and at Mt Hope III
in the sf,ernoon at 81 o clock.
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We vouid De very glad T. receive some
Lard on account from some OF our patrons.
We hope none of our lively contemporaries
viii make this advertisement tAc occasion
for slipping in q pert paragraph. Journals
even OlFamily Journals need srcas-
ing occasionally you know. We want Co
wear out and not rust ont.
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Woed Wonted.

We are in need of Wood, end will be
obliged to some Of those persons who desire
10 pay their subscriptions in Wood II they
win do SO at once. Being without wood, as
keen IS the frosts are, IS q serious Business.
The nail for Saephsrds,own and points
northward. via. 5. V. R. R., now closes at
10: 80. A.. NJ. BY this route mail matter IS
forwarded direct TO Baltimore and all points
north and west The mail south, by the
samc road, closes at y. 40, P. N. Under
this new arrangement, CharlCstown has tie
advantage of three daily mails to Baltimore
and the eastern cities
Remember that true happiness Is forever
lost when your health is once broken down.
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup prevents throat and
lung disease, and cures colds 5nd coughs
Il costs only - cents Il bottle.
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Mr.. ". J.. Melvin, Editor Warren Massa-
chu>ctts Herald WAS cured of severe
Neuralgia by the use of 81 Jacobs Oil.
We are indebted to Rev. =. Ii, Whisper
for a handsomely printed pamphlet copy Of
the Minutes of the Ninety-scventh Session
of the Baltimore Annual Conference of the
VI. L. Church. South.
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House for Rent.

4 DWELLING HOUSE on tie Shenandoah
y River fOF Rent. 1t IS IN excellent condi'
tiOn-Wiih al abundance Of room, good gar
den, No. ! Spring, also smoke and Hen Houses.
None but gentcel tenants need apply. Ip--@
sion given Immediately JOHN MOOtL.
Apr. IS. fsSi-tf
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VIM, PHILLIPS & SONS.

They will proceed o. once tolay in and keep
on hand. a fall line Of Door, sash, Blinds.
Moulding. Flooring. Dressed end tndrossed
Plank, Framing Lumber, Fostering Lath, Pal
ings. Single. DC. Hope - give satisfaction.
and respectfully solicit o continuance Of pos.
fayOrs. WI. PHILLIPS rDNr
April iC, lssf-H.
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No6}3 runs daily. Al other trains daily cx-
cept Sunday. No. COB connects at Strasburg
with trains 90 and from Alexandria. No. 600
dimes ut Mt. Jackson.
T. FITZGERALD,
Supervisor of Trains, Winchester, Va.
". ". CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation, Camden Station.
November rs. iS3e.
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sHEPHERDSToWN SUlDLiRr.

From thc Register:
Rcbccca Dreamer. co.oIed, aged about 90
years, died in this place on Monday last.
The old Jail having been purchased for
the purpose is being converted into a pub
lie school house.
Mr.. VIM. l.. Rinchart has sold his farm
containing 81 acres 70 Nr. A.. j. Rinchart
a. $50 per acre.
Some OF the Caaricstown boys came III
here Oh Monday last to get beat by oar
boys in "a game of base bail.
We had a square meal 4. the Carter
House, Charlestown, on Tuesday evening
last. We squared several o. the wiitcst
hot rolls, several pieces OF the choices. beer
stake, and The best capsof coffee, that ever
wcat down the " red lane
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"Quoth the Raven, never morc,.' But
he had no reference to Sines' Syrup of Tar,
Wild Cherry and H%olrhound, for 1t only
needs one trial fer people evermore 70 use it
in eases ofColds OF Coughs and all affections
of the Bronchial Tubes. sold lev all reiia-
bic druggists at 25 and 50 Cents per Bottle
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Corn Planting.

FARMERS viii please notice that base "a
j full supply of the FAR-FAMED PHOS
PLATE FOR corn. Use Stand no other and
make double crops.
f.. NJ AIsQUITH, sr.
Anril 10. 1s.l-at.
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W"sfeyn .Wayyiand II. IL.

Took Effect Sunday, October p, ioso.
baltimore Time)
LEAVE HAGERSTOWN,
GO 4. VI. Through Passcnger-arrive at
Baltimore 1875 4. VI.
ll.B 4. y. For Wayuc.boTo and iuterme-
diute points.
2l5 p. VI. Withdrawing a. Baltimore 60
l.. VI.
ARRIVE AT HAGERSTOWN.
% A. II. From Wayncsb0ro and interme-
date points.
1855 r.. N. Nail-lcaving Baltimore OF $50
I. ".
S.5j y. ". Through Plssenger-lc1ya Balti-
moro i.30 T.. VI,
j. ". HOOD.
General Marager.
Il. II. GRISWOLD, GenI Ticket Agent.
Nov. 20. isS0.
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EnD0I'gNn!.

When YOU visit ct leave New York City, save
Baggage E,prc,s3gc a~li.ar~is-o Uiroand stop
81 Grq ? Li.igH H9i@. Opposite Grand Central
Depot. $50 rooms. ittcl ur at @ cost &c one
million dollars. reduced to II and upwards per
day. European plan. Elevator. Restaurant
supplied with the best. Horse cars. stages and
elevated railroad to all depots. Families can
live better for less money at the Grqa@ tld91
H0tH than at any other first class hotel in the
city.
Anil D. - fy
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Mr.. Samuel Carothers, who lives in a
house of the Stewart heirs, in Morgan coun-
t., near the Berkeley line, recently whilst
repavinythe hearth found concealed beneath
il a pocket book containing $500.
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The Blue Ridge was IN fire 90 80 point Bee
lows ~Shannonialc ON Monday night.
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E.EDFE&!
Do not forget the Grand Opening of
FrcncA Paltern Bonmets and Hats

Do not. forget the Grand Opening of
French Pattern BoRHetS and Hats
At Mrs. j.. Goldsmith's Millinery Room on
Saturday, April 30, May md and 3rd, TO
which YOU are cordially invited.
The little child of Mr.. John Quick, We
are pleased 20 learn since, was not killed as
reported To us last week. 1t was very Sc
vercly wounded, however, by a horse kick
ing it, one cheek being cat clear across.
Or. Ct. Richardson rendered surgical at
t%ention, and the littie patient is reasonably
improviug->DirH
See advertisement Of Mr. Zimmerman of
Washington City fer antique andiro.s. ma
hosany furniture, &c. &c
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We are indebted To- Naj. Daniel j. Young
T.. s. 4. for Troy ~. ~ paper.
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I%eaiIrond Meeting.

TAKE NOTICE-Thc annual meeting a
the stockholders 81 the Shenandoah Valley
Railrted Company viii DE held ~ The Rust
House ~ Lnray, Page county, Va, on WE'D
NESDAY. TIE 4TH DAY or NAY 1881, ~
u O'Clock ", for the purpose ~ clccting "a
President and Board Of Director o. serve the
ensueing year, and the t,an.action n such 9TH
er business os may be brought before ihe meet
Ing
JOSEPH I. WRIGHT.
April 10. 1851 Sec'y <. Y. r. y
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Ne. G}s daily. All other trains daily except
sunday. - go connects at Sirasburg with
trains to ana flom Alexandria. NJ. 60 dimes
n Mt. Jackson.
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LOST!

HOEDRgMMED EYEGLASSES. Ia small
VI Morocco Ease, lost "a Iaesday. 5th instant
probably on the special train that went ~
Liray that day. The finder viii be nf"arafn
by leaving them az
APR u. Isl.
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