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frntn :Ftit to asA. Ph'rn,x was unnitpred at .,4,
National at ., nnd Aslnntic at 10. Sullivan do
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GENERAL M,stIKE'rs.
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tla hlltintidli. i:ners 1f tluc stuck nr NH, With
s' promptly and nj sntl.fActnry Prices. I'm, te!
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, 1881-12-09

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h aUMuwl,nt UAsuE tngugtl rs!eDa Mru nut lunthpL!
wur: su.Hu ss!u Ahsl tnisey stuck t. eut'hs III lfnn
tssn lttt.ps M!9 nnly G!!H!.e HiEn t',ta!;sM VIE
peAGnhl.,wt e,itnnnfId Nh tIsr Lu by thn tMstt a.!
truck. with tarIY rts1 ~ MhAt lhn LAnlu H9tfo sfT
,lm!nss Mru At0Auy u iutGsHU for 1IlI0s. uHa f43
TOR JHrxpyk.
WIUlTitf AND ttAME-t,rossed chickens Ws,s
so" Mt stsi9o !ieaso wgr1 h"l o. AZ, 'r taf; anst;
shskta wuru se!rct. sg!lIH III tat pMr utui.. aatt
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-01-01
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milan Workmanship.

Glass ball shooting and various other
exhibitions OF sl;illful manipulation OF
pArior rifles are nj present attracting
considerable attention both in Europe
ana the United States, and the telegraph
reports almost daily some wondrous
achievement, so that the sport has re-
ceived fresh impetus on our coast, and
has been attended with some really
good shooting, particularly in the case
of Otto, q son Of Joseph, the Nez Perces
chief. 4 representative Of the Cal5
awaited himself of an invitation eX-
tended by Captain Mcdonald to witness
an exhibition of fancy shooting by his
ward, and was amply rewarded, as the
following will attest: Ii may be well TO
state that the scene Of operations was 81
room sparsey lighted, and the general
circumstances rather unfWorable for
successful shooting. The incidentals
for the shooting exhibition consisted OF
= triangular wooden frame at the apex
OF which bill! poster representing the
figure Of man had been pasted, piece
OF glass about one inch square inserted
for IN eye, ana ut the other corners OF
the triangle Il SET OF brass knobs were
inserted In the frame. On the other
side, above and below. sI&nting iron
plates were GXed 10 arowbars and num-
hers of glass balls hung a5 various dis
tanccs from each other. Az the back of
the apparatus u Gong occupied q central
position. !;la first experiment con-
sisted OF blindfuld shooting A nickel
five-ccut ,.a,e Waa glua 10 flo i-ure
and The Young aAs.pslootcr, bliad-
folded. turned around il various direc-
tions, and was finally placed in direct
line of he object, with q rifle minus 4
sight, and 1T distance OF some twenty
five feet. The iigst shot sent the nickel
flying around tie room, ana on exam
nation IN indenlati0n was found on its
very edge. The second test consisted Of
placing q small piece OF tinted paper on
the glass used as m eye on tue figure,
and tAcA placing a LARGE piece Q! card
board III front OF and touching it, so
that il was completely hidden nom
view Tic shooter y7a5 again bind
folded and the FIRST shot shattered the
glass. the bullet ~ in@ passed through
the center Of the tintcd paper. There
woie various other tests, such IL break
ing three swinging balls by ole shot,
and breaking n ball placed Immediately
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1881. 1891.
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EN&OLVENT NOTICE.

GS No. 1900 InSOlycntS.
His Creditors.
nRDERED, This Slh day of Soptem-
" Der, 1880, that John $, Grove, perma-
mont trustee Of Arthur Arthur, give notice
TO his creditors, cndorsers and suretles
that the first Monday in January, 1881, is
fixed for the said Arthur Arthur to appear
in the Circuit Court for Allegany county
to answer such intcrrogatories or allega-
tons as his creditors, endorsers and sure
ties may propose or alcge against him;
and that copy of this order &c published
weekly in some newspaper printed in the
county Of Allegany for forty days prior to
the said first Monday of January as such
notice. TEIEO. LUMAN,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
JOHN S. GROVE,
Nov i3-Gt Permanent Trustee
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
INSANE ASYLUM.

4 LII PERSONS HAVING SITES TO
~ offer for the new Insane Asylum are
requested TO file with the Clerk OF The
Board Of County Commissioners (ON OR
BEFORE THE Goth DAY OF DECEM-
Der lNST,la description of such pro-
posed sites, giving full particulars Of To-
cation. quantity Of land, improvements
now on same, and cash price at which
they are willing to dispose thereof
Dee. ltd. l.. II. DEWITT, Clerk
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EN&OAVENT NOTICE.
George II, Lyons

George II, Lyons
C. : Nc. 1867 insOlyents,
His Creditors
4 RDERED, This Slh day OF Scptcm-
~ her, 1850, that John 5 Grove, pcrma-
nent trustee cf George H. Lyons, give no.
tice TO his creditors, cndorsers and sure.
ties That tie hist Monday of January,
1884, is fixed t9r the said George ii.
Lyons 10 appear in Tie Circui, Court for
Allcgany county 10 answer slcn inirrrog-
atorics or allegations us his creditors, en-
dorscfs or suIeties may propose or allcge
against him; and that copy Of this or
der pm .ishcd weekly IN some newspa-
per printed in The County OF Aliceany for
forty days prior 10 the sad frs Monday
OF January next as such notice
THEO. LUMAN,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
JOHN :. GROVE,
NOV l3Gt Permanent Trustee.
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gNSOLVENT NOTICE.

as, : No 1861 lnSOlycnts.
HIS Creditors.
4 lRDERED, This Sth day of Septcm-
~ her, 1880, that John $. Grove, perma-
trustee TO Jacob Waiburt, eve notice to
his creditors, cnGorscrs and surcllcs that
the frs. Monday in JANUARY, 1881, is fixed
iqr the said Jacob WuIburt to appear IN
the Circuit Court for Allcgany county to
answer such mtrrrogNt,rics and allega-
tions as his cfedlors, endoiscls or sure
tics may propose or allcgc against him;
ana That q copy OF this order be published
weekly in me newspaper printed in the
county Of Allcgany for forty days prior
to the sand first Monday Of January next
rs such notice. THEO. LUMAN,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
JOHN $. GROVE,
Nov l3-Bt Permanent Trustee.
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EYsOLVENT NOTICE.

Joseph Norman
US. No 1858 InsOiycnts
His Creditors.
n RDERED, This Sth day of Septem-
- Der, 1880, tia John S. Grove, perma-
nent trustee Of Joseph Norman give no
tice TO his creditors, endorsers and sureties
that the first Monday of January, 1881, is
fixed for the said Joseph Norman TO ap-
pear in the Circuit Court for Allegany
county to answer such intGrrogatolies or
allegations us his creditors, cndorsers or
suroucs may propose or allegc against
him; and that y copy of this order be pub
lishcd weekly in some newspaper printed
in the county of Allcgany for forty days
prior to the said first Monday of January
as such notice. THEO. LUMAN,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
JOHN S. GROVE,
Nov 1j.Gt Permanent Trustee.
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grnyellag III TIE old Days.

Paople who are accustomed to travel
by rail nowadays will read with interest
the following diary of a Journey from
sew York 10 new orleans N lhe year
iooo: IN 9oo--Apfli g. i4eitNe" ! ofE
n ict'5 DOW iot Jersey oi1y. 1ooE
q -, : 1W ~, - Go''oi "a" soO -
! tl'''.e ~ ~ !, i: ~, ""5 I, I.
q. : -, il i, ~ -
= ''" !. !: - - !" ~ ~
Tt3l .EtI pCa!ilIi idt Lancaster, w ttit We
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-01-01
ENSDLVENT NOTICE.

Alexander Rowe
as. No. 1901 lHSOlVentS
His Creditors
ORDERED, 1hs Sth day OF Sep,cm-
" her, 1880, that john :. Grove, perma-
nent trustee Of Alexander Rowe, give no
lice to bis creditors. endorscrs and sure
ties that The fist Munday Of january,
1881, is fixed Cor the said Alexander Rowe
to appear IN the Circuit Comt for Ale
gany county to answer such nterroga-
torirs or allegations as his creditors, en-
dOrsers AID strctics may propose OF aleg-
against him; add that copy Of this or
der be pub isled weekly i some rcwspa-
per printed in tn! county of Alcgany for
forty days prior to the said first Monday
Of January next as such notice.
THEO. LUMAN,
Clelk of the Circuit Court.
JOHN S. GROVE,
Nov i3.Gt Permanent Trustee.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-01-01
Cons aDla's Sale
OF VALUABLE
REAL /: s I At 6 !: .

Z ; Y virtue Of a writ of derifaeaa issued
) by John C. Weis, Il JUs,iCe of the
Peace Of the State Of Maryland, in AVID
for Allcgany county, and TO me directed
at the suit Of james Kane against the
goods aud rhatyc9, lands and tcncmcnts Of
VIM, Reynolds, ! have seized and taken
in execution all the right title and inter-
cst Of the SAID VIM. Reynolds in and to all
that real estate described IN q deed from
Patrick Rcyuold: and wife to said VIM.
Reynolds, dated Sent. 6, 1919, and record.
cd IN Libet I. H., No. IS, folio 49,. Sand
real estate hci situate ON Homecoming
street III the town Of Fr0stburg, and de-
scribld Us follows;
An those two lots OF land situate in said
county and known as lots Nos 10 and
II, blosl; No. . of Bea!'s first addition
20 the town of Frostburg, beginning Tor
the same 1T the northwest corner OF sad
block No 81, OH Homecoming street, and
running hence with said street south
. irg,cs cast 100 feet; thence north
50 lcgrccs, cast 800 feet to an alley, and
with i; north 81 degrees west 3, feet;
north degrees, vest GG feet; then by Il
straight line TO the beginning, so rs to
includc.aid two lots.
SAID property is improved by
Frame iWeiIIu House
AND OUTBUMDINGS.
Ana hereby give notice that on
,Nuu#GU, pee. 2Tj{t, 1881,
in mont Of Geo. A. Wingerls drug store,
III tletaNn of Frosthurg, ii / o'clocl; u
m, viii proceed 70 sell said property SO
,o2rI aad taken IN execution public
auction 10 the highest bidder for CASH to
81 s!y said clam and costs thereon
JOHN n. BENSON,
nee 4 Is Constable
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
INSOLVENT NOTICE.

pS. No. 1850 Insolyents,
His Creditors.
ORDERED, This sth day of Septem-
~ her, 1880, that John S. Grove, perma-
nctnt trustee Of Jacob Steel, give notice to
his creditors, cndorsers and sureties that
The first Monday in January, 1871, is fixed
Tor the said Jacob Steel to appear in the
Circuit Court for Allegany county to an
swer such heterogeneous or allegations
as his creditors, endorsers and sureties
may propose or allegc against him; and
mat copy OF this order be published
weekly in some newspaper printed in the
county OF Allcgany Tor forty days prior
said first Monday of January next
a such notice. TIlEO. LUMAN.
Clerk of tho Circuit Court.
JOHN S. GROVE,
Nov 1861 Permanent Trustee.
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U'-celianaoa advertisements.
LOST

TUESDAY EVENING, 7rn inst, he
tween the Post Olllce and Hitchns'
store, $50 \ reward of $40 will be Civ
en- the finder by returning the same to
Dec | / IDA KELLER.
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a LAM LIN E. l
STEAM BETWEE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Calling at
HALIFAX and QUEENSTOWN.
Each way
rhesplendid Screw Steamers OF the above
Line will run as follows:
FrGm
Tons. Baltimore
5000. ....PRUSSIAN ......Jan /
200. .AUSTRIAN... ..... " %
And thereafter from Baltimore every fort
night.
Allsteameis are appointed to leave Bal
timore at u. m, on their advertised
dates
Steerage Passageto OF from Liverpool
Londonderry, Glasgow, Queenstown, Bel
fast, Bristol, Cardiff, DC, at Lowest
Rate. Very best accommodations iol
Steerage and intermediate Passengers.
inexperienced surgeons attaci edto each
vessel. Intermediate and Storage steward
esses carried by each steamer for the pur
nose of attending to the wants of the ie
males and children. For further parlcu
lars or passage tick cts TO and from Great
Britain, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER & CO., Balt1m re;
in Frostburg to j. JANDoRF,
Dec 11-y Main Street.
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Administrators Sale
OF VALUABLE
Estate
III FlsnSTESUEGGa.
IN E'4sHST'Esg EGG.

! , i virtue OF the power contained IN q
I : mortgage from john T. Dawson and
wife 10 Jacob Stcyer, deceased, dated the
!lst day Of December, 1876, and recorded
m Liber I. H., No. IS TOTO il2, etc, one
of the And records of AIcgany comfy,
the undcrs gnJd administrators of said
Jaco Slcyer, deceased, wll sell at public
auction in front of John j. kollcr's store,
in the town Of Frostburg, Md, OF
'2.iasaiay, Dee. 3Sl3l, 1850,
AT 10 O'CLOCK A. ~,
All that Lot or Parcel Of Ground situate
in the town otl'rostburg, haymga front
Of GG feet on Union street, and running
back withan equal width 1865 feet, being
partor the lot or parcel Of land con
ycyod 10 the said John T Dawson by
Thomas Biairand wife by deed da,o,,
NOV lS 1851, and recorded il Liacr II.
r.. No. 8, folio 1913, etc., one Of the
Land Records Of Alcgany county; said
lot orporccl Of land Icing also Il part Of
n tract called "Good Luck
The Improvements consist Of a comfor-
'''''' HISTORY
31.H Frame Dwelling House
,Jili And necessary outbuildings.
nmE TITLE rs TNDIspUTAgLE.
Also, at the same place and time the
undersigned, as administrators of the said
Jacob s,eycr, decd, will sell
29g shares Of Fr0sthYg Gas Stock.
TERMS CASH !
GEORC j. STEYER,
N. 5. FROST,
Dec 4-3t Administrators.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-01-01

MR.. DYER IS 4 GENTLEMAN who
Va has had a lifelong experience in the
Liquor business. He has reccntlyrccclycl
from the Eastern cities a large stock nf
Foreign and Domestic Wines and Lin.ors
and having purchased them for cash he ls
enabled Ia sell cheaper ard better cools
than any house in Fr0stburg. c5yaThose
lesirng Wines or Liquors iol the HOLIDAYS
VIII please give him call Dec 1921
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'rN~tburg. ,I#In. d, 1881.

2aIs oHRL. TWAS EVE AND A4sY
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1881-04-30

LoIc de uaitre 4? On lie renonce
pas ais6ment a DIES idees lol gne-
ment caress6es +; mails HenrIette
s'etforcair ell vain de!ntter centre
elIe-meme,la v6rit6 Sc i;aIsait jour;
ellie n'etait pas de celles qul retn-
sent de recOnnaitre leur erreur, ct
ellie ne ponvait pas cependant,e.
ne voulait pas s'avOuer qu'e!le
etait la premiere cause du mails
heur de SD niece.
A COntinuer.
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A trois kilometres de Pornie, la
bale de Bourgneuf fait une echan
crure assez large dams lie roc. La
s'eievent DIES cabanes de pechenrs
ct DIES habftatiOns particule1es ap
partenant la plupart IL DIES nego
Giants dc Nantes qui viennent y
passer la saison d'ete ; ce hameau
s'arpellent la Birochere: A l'epo
que de son veuvage, Nine Premon
tire await achete Il de ces villas,
ct peu a peu cette prOpriete etait
devenue sa residence favorite. Ellie
y demeurait de longs mois, CONNIE
81 ellie ent trouv6 dams l'intni de
FOcean un point de comparison
avec l'infini de ga douleur.
Accrochee a la ~falaise, la villa
DIES Bruyeres domino la mer, qni sc
brise au baS. Pour y arriver, il
fapt graver un petit sentier creu
Sc dams le roc /; derrierre, le jar
din anglais rejoint a la route par
une avenue lie bruyeres ct de TO
marins. Qnand Henriette s'etait
residue IL s'enfermer la Queluues
mois d'hiver, ellie await ajout6 a
SD detneure tout lie comfort neces>,
saire. LIE salon au rez de.chaus
see s'onvrait Il une terrasse par
une solte de- galerie vitree DOR
nant sur une serre cliaude. C,etait
la le sejour habituel de Nine PFC
mOntre; que de tois ellie etait res
tee de tongues heures dams &c sa-
Ion avec Roberto dcvenue ieune
file! La marluise Sc retrouvait
done dams un miliea Anne ct con
nu. Ellie 1eprit son existance d.au-
tretois aux coteS de sa tante, iris
te ct silencleuse Roberto Sc iais
SAT- vlvre, he prononcant pas lie
nom de son mari, comme 81 ellie
i'e0t Ieellemeut oublie.
Nine PremOntre assistant avec
deSespo!r aG spectacle de cette
doaiear maetie: p-u Il peu Id
pen>ee qui aval~ aiiieure sou es-
pitt d Lamarget!e yre>lnt obstine
ment. 81 ellie s'etait tlompee ? 81
Ell forcant Roberto a etouIer sou
amour ellie await eMpeche celuu de
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NOUFEAUX ARRANGE WTNTs.
EECTs1EA zDs.S ETRANGEDt
Encoignure DIES rues Green ct Thibolaux

Mr.. Thomas Alert PREVENT ses amis =
les voyasenrs qu il Went de faire de- non
vca!,X arrengenIcntsQui hi permettropt y
satlsfaire tout ceux qui voudront rhonBe
rer de leur confance
hepas atoute henre de Ia ~journse ct 9.
commando.
Table dh6te a 10 heurcs du matin peaf
deleuner ct Il ! heures du soir pour diner.
Chanbres commodes ct bien garnies.
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