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Public Sales.

Geo. ". Lamb, on March nth. will cell horses,
cattle, swine snd farm implements at his resi-
dence 81 miles northeast OF Ottawa. Sale be.
gus at 10 A. D.
J. B. LiShthGll, az residence 5 miles north OF
Ottawa win sell, on March 18th. work horses,
cows and fsrm Implements. Sale begins q. 10
A NJ
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Coming 10 nm End.

The closing out sale vt d. Heenan d Co.'S u
rapidly drawing TO a close, and in fox days the
business here will be wound up. During the re
naming days, however, the entire stock of dry
goods. g.oceries and boots and shoes will be
sold at cost We therefore repeat the advice
call early and make selections from the stock
for the sale offers rare opportunities for obtain
ing desirable goods at very low prices.
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The court house and Jail building committee
this week advertised for bids for erecting the
new court house. The bid. will be opened mex
Thursday before the Board Of Supervisors. Th'
old building will be torn down by july 1t next
and the jail will be completed according to cor
tract BY Sept. 3Cth.
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Regular oommur lca.ions OF Occidental Lodge No. 80
PG A. NJ drst and third Mondays OF each month. SOLO
raOn Degrn ". NJ. Jas McMsnnus s. W; Lothrop Per
kina J " H. C. Nash. Treas. A. Hoffman. SEC;
Peculiar atons o! Shahbona Chapter No. 81 X
n. frst ana third Wednesdays OF each month VIM. l.
ai!ltssn r. Samuel Cnspm n H.; lnstus Harris D
Regular Conclsves Of Ottawa Commandery No. 10 K T.
sncond aud fourth Thursdays of each month Trim
No X C :. e. NJ Macarthur GeHexa,issiu1O: T.. H. smith
[spt Gem; H. c. Eash Tress.; A. Hoffman. Recorder
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Our announcement last Saturday morning on
the authority of railroad men tina. the Buring.
ton road would be open that day, wns declared
off BY Old Probs., who sent final snow storm
Friday night, completely hlockading the road n
second time. Great drifts covered the road bed
In numerous places from Aurora down To Strea.
tor, aud IL WAS only after hard work with snow
plows aud shov-ling that the road was cleared
to Ottawa by 6 O'Clock P. ". on Satur.
day. Trains began running on Monday after
five days Of rect, and have since been moving
regularly. On the Rock Island the traIns got
through on Saturday, and have been running
comparatively regular since then. Following
the storm the weather has heen mild, the snow
thawing rapidly. Every low place in town has
hecn flooded with water, and walking has been
anything hut pleasant, amusement. The rivers
rose somewhat on Monday and Tuesday, but not
enough to he noticeable. On Wednesday the
rise came 10 an end, and the waters began re-
crdng. The ice still remains unhrOken since
The lat freeze up There seems little 10 indicate
flood when the final hr-ak up does come.
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EsrgATEp OR SroLBN-From the farm OF Ms.
". <. jordan, in the town Of South Ottsva, On
Monday, March 9TH, bay marc, With no white
spots, weighing about 1900, years old and with
fsal. 4 liberia! reward will b paid Tor the return
OF the animal or for information that will lead 10
her recovery, by Ms. ". Z. JoRpAN,
T. u. Addre+s Ottawa, r..
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County Grange Meeting.

There will be q meeting OF the County Grange
In the City Hall. Thursday, March II, commenc
ing at iOA.n. The programme that was pre-
pared for March I'd and 4th will be taken up.
There will be business on importance to come
before .hs meeting snd general attendance re.
yuested.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

DsArHs.-Mr and Mrs. c. b. Lawrence Inc,
Nellie Cook los. their little son from that terri
bic disease. diphtheris.
On Sunday evening Misc Mary Barton sister
Of Patrick Barton. Esq, died of heart disease IN
the township OF Eagle. The funeral took place
on Wednesday, Dean Terry, of this city, ofiiciaf-
ing. She wa, inferred in the Eagle Catholic
Cemetery
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It's very funny somGtimca how simple matters
turn out in the end, especially whea The matter
comes 70 the jnrlsdlct.on OF chief ius.ee--oi
the peace. In the city Of GraEd Ridge once Hpon
a time-ob, well 1t was juYt the othor day. Wen
call him Smith--a noncsyilable IL ess!est writ
ten. He had little bill sGaia5, one (csll him
Jones, which Jones forgot 10 pay. Smith con.
cluded 20 sue, and began sui: before Chici Ius.
tice Settlem. But before he day set for trial,
Jones concluded 10 settle, and settle he did,
paying Settem the Hill and costs taxed. All
hands were happy. Jones got his receipt, Set.
item got his fees, and Smith his debt. Where
ignorance Ia bliss, etc. But lawyers do seem 70
have faculty at times OF convincing man " the
contrary. Jones one fine morning got into hls
neat cutter fo- pre- .prandal drive 10 the Ridge,
and as bis spanking team hurried him along. be
overlook Mat. Carpenter H., the great constitu.
tionsl and justice.o Of the-peace lawyer OF the
ue!ghborhood. "Ms" got into the sleigh. Jones
began 10 relate the circumstances: The eon-
stable, you see, served me with notice on Mon.
day" What, on Monday" sad MAJ, "hs
should have done II on Saturday, az least. You
can kick q hole through Smiths sui. bigZer'n a
Darn uoOf.' 'On, He1I, hGiu Jones, II 10
matter I've settled" "Sctt'sd7' screGH4ei Mat,
ooh, I'm paralyzcd! Why, on point Axe that
| could bust him hlcher'n hell" Light began
to dawn on Jones. He had new point OF view
in his minds eye. It was rosy eolored. The
pair concluded they would "bust" Sm,th. They
called on the Justice. He hsd paid the money
TO Smith. They then hull.doEsd smith. There
vas new suit. Smith was hustCd-he got Judy.
ment for 81 less than he had settled for. Jones
vas happy. lie had won. He paid new bill of
costa 10 the Justice, paid his lawyer g., lost his
disnsr, and went home just so.27 poorer than
when lie started out before dinner! Moral
Lawyers are neccsstv. RI would hardly be
right, We suppose, 10 quote the proVcrb in this
connec,ioB-and necessity knows no law" for
Mats superior knowledge VAS worth just 1921
on this oeca..on.l
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Eaot&t eharch.--Serviccs tomorrow: morning
theme, "Berean Nobility" evening subject,
"How may our American young men succeed in
lifer'
NethodA, chs-ch-Dr. s. A. ". Jewett will
preach at the Methodist church Sabbath morn.
ing and administer the sacrament Of the Lords
Supper. Evening services conducted by the
pastor.
Congregational et4rrh.-Rev. Mir. Barnes will
speak In the evening" on the temperance question
in connection with the approaching city election
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

The simplest ard best regulator Of the Disor
dered Liver in the world are Carriers Little Liyei
PILE. They give prompt relirfin Sick Headache
Dizziness, Nausea, &c; prevent and cure Con
stipatiOn and Piles; remove Sallownrss and PIN
pies from the Complexion, and are mild AID
gentle Ia their operation on the bowels. Carter,
Little Liver Pills are very small AID easy To TAX,
as sugar One pill dose. Price 81 cite. mar
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Supervisor.

Ottawa should have thoroughly wide-awake
and active business men on the Board OF Super.
vsors, as supervisor as well as assistantsuper.
vsors. Mr.. James McQuade is the possessor OF
these desirable qualities In an unusual degree,
and II he will consent to the use Of his name for
any one OF these offices, he will not only 70.
ceive hearty support BY the business men, but
will be elected. A VoTER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

The Stres,or Daily Fra: Pres is doing nob'y
To dsy's is only its 5iih number, and vet it has
managed TO get $1,000 libel suit on iis hand,
II seems that the Pr.n said one Dr. Kellogg. 81
Dwight, was selling g patent medicine hich
wss DO, what Il purpor,ed TO be.
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u,I,nINn DEPARTMENT.

Our facilities doing all kinds .! job Work In the va
nous styles the not surpassed In ta's sron sRo
we respectfully wishing anything done In th'
nAe give as call BY the judicious aad liberal ue d
printer Ink many man, fortune has ep made and tht
aoid Ia still open. Tryit
Orders by mail promptly attended ".
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

An elegant line Of gents neckwesr was opened
at A. Frank & Co.'s yesterday. The goods are
worth travelling TO see.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Frs7nan's Ee,,
Soti>Gsl Dyrs. For brightness and durability OF
color arc uneQualed. Color from 9 to pounds.
Price, IS cents
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

American Ball.Blue has quickly found its way
into our laundries. II is absolutely pure, harm.
less. snd impsrts the most beautiful hue ~ the
washing. mar
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RulnnA. RumnAi

Wholesale and retail The !. X. L. is warranted
equal TO the best and We will not be undcrsold
In pumpe, sewing machines or anything in our
line +. ID. SwRgTzFR & Go.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

A. Frank has sent home splendid line OF fur
nishing goods from the east. Call and see the
novelties at A. Frank & Co.'S.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

wAHTK.>-To RrNT.-A house OF seven rooms
Ia pleasant location. Address, stating renta
prtce, Box slC5, 20.
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AMCSEM ENTS.
DoinRs of the Week

The Opera House has been closed during ths
week, the arabian Night" party having been
snowed in at Elgin.
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THE COURT HOUSE,
The Circuit Court,

The March term OF the La Sale county circuit
court begins on Monday I'M. next, with rs Grim.
insl, ID law AID III chanceTy cases on the
dncLof
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

Thomas Bailey and viii DALEY, for the Nc.
Quad rohhor, two weeks ago, were held. upon
hearing, in bonds Of $1,000 zach, and Bailey In
$500 additional for the robbery at Christuan's
some weeks previous. They are In Jail.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

FoCSD-in tho street, what looks like safe
key The owner can have It by calling at this
Office.
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Subscriptions received for all the principal
newspapers and periodicals 10 the United Statee
st 0sman q HGpeman's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

MADAM DGMoREsr's PORTFOLIO, spring mum
Der, Just received at Osnan & Hspeman's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

New clothing In the latest styles OF materiale
and cut arriving daily at A. Frank d Co.'s popu.
lar clothing house.
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Read Our Guarantee Study Our Compass.

WE are the OLDEST ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE STATE No
Salesman is allowed devate any Rules
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

During fog early on Thursday morning, a
freight train on the Rock Island road ran into
the rear OF train immediately preceding it, near
La Sale. No one was hurt, the men on the col
lldiug engine jumping Off, but the wreck OF
smashed cars DELAYED trains for an hour or SO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12
Union Pacific Lands.

The Union Pacific Railway has yet for sale .,
900. 600 acres Of land In the famous Platte Valley
region Of Eastern and Central Nebraska. THESE
lands have deep soil, are well watered; are III
u beautiful and temperate climate; an abundanc.
10! pure water: are In the right longitude, and
are acknowledged TO be the best lands in Amer
ca. These lands can be purchased at from 81 tc
IS per acre, on 10 years time, at per cent. in
tercst and 10 per cent. discount for cash. Land
explorers tickets 10 Cuimbns and return, first
class and good for 4Odays cen be purchased at any
time at Excursion Rates. At Columbus exten.
sion tickets can be purchased at half rates at the
Union Pacific ticket office. The Union Pacific
Land Department allows a rebate on all tick.
eta over all railroads on the purchase Of its lands
Many choice homestead and timber claims can
yet be had on the line of the U. P. r. r. Stop
renting and secure q home OF your own. Fer n
Pioneer, Union Pacific Land Grant, illustrated,
Nebraska Land News and Notes, excursion
bills giving prices Of round trip tickets from all
points IN Illinois to Columbus, and prices OF ex
tension tickets from Columbus west; also prices
OF one way tickets for settlers and the low rates
on cars OF household goods, agricultural imple.
ments, stock, &c, from all points in Illnois to
all Union Pacific points in Nebraska, Kansas and
Colorado, call on or address
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

TSoss interested In the Minnesota movement
slil meet at Bushnelps Office this Z. a.
O'Clock
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The bes, corset for fifty cents In Ottawa at
HULA.
Received today nice stock Of ladies .pring
Jackets, hav ,cks, ulstors and circulars.
The new and nobby dress goods have come.
We oil hope that IL will not snow any more, bu,
then the snow ID beautiful. That ia, the bcauti.
full snow,-but think if you will call at Iiull's
and buy some new spring goods you will scare
away the snow. Try it. w. II. He'll.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

The Streator Y. VI. e. A will have ss lecturer
on the 29th, Hon. Mr.. Bryan, astronomer q he
Rail polar expedition.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

All In n1ed OF wall paper Willy Ind ,ust what
they want az Osuan & Hspemens,
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Madam Drmoresr- patterns, for spring and
summer, have just hrcn received az Osman ~
HaPemsn',. Catalogues may be had on appli-
cation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1881-03-12

New spring hats and caps Just Ia OF A. Franz
q Co.'S.
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We had an Idea II would end suddenly with
somebody down. Fact IL. S,restor was all "tore
up over the Blondes from Hihernla show. Broth
cr Lukins Of Oriental had 10 run the gauntlet OF
public opinion By renting them the only hall In
the town. Mr.. Lukins was anre n was a good
moral show-equs! II not superior on that poin,
TO A. Wards ia.o great moral show. He didn't
feel sure on the point OF taking his wife and ba-
bies, but be knew the shows morals were good
for the kind. sullivan himself wss quite al.
noyed that such ala iinpu'aton should be thought
Of in connection With his entertainment Never
before had thts occurred-nCt even In Ottawa,
where be showed with "iumense success" year
or so age-!n Turn Hall, 70 : select audience oil
'the boys" with y ~ ring master. But Strestor
people are fresh. They begin to put on city sirs
but in point OF fact the bread and butter stll! be-
smear thel. mouths, and they haven't risen 10 the
dignity OF variety" az yet. And the advertise.
nent duly printed Ia The rev "lesoln. daily
of "blor1c-' a7d variety" created an uproar
Every man and woman IN town except the cdI.
tori and the owner of The hall prepared al arti-
Gle on the subject 70. the papGr. Fight or ten
were printed. The advance .a!c n -Cs.s 10 con.
sequence was enormous. Special rates 10 gen.
tiemcn abo9o "a year OF age. Gallery free.
Green room at Bcrnhatdt rates. Finally the ad-
vance agent came along, distributing chromo~
Of Nils, 5icBosas and Misses without number.
Az pictures 81 "a, female form divine, they sur.
passed s,Tcatoi's .onda.t Imagination. The
mines had TO shut down for wsat Of men - work
them. such al amazing interest had stres,or de-
velop,d in az: matters. Again the papers were
G!led with Thoughts on The situation" The
sale OF scat increased. There wac but one thing
10 10. stoo l., The town VIA in danger Of bank
ruptcy. The show came nu Tuesday. II was
very moral" The members o. the troupe
were scared too badly 10 appear IN any ordinary
stage costume and IN order no: TO expose even
their feet they wore wha: appeared 20 Be long
chem!ses, bucklcd srJuul them. Nevertheless,
the hall was crowded Aud when sullivan hst
captured h,s r.ceipts, the police captured him
on a charge Of circulating obscene bills. lie va.
heard on Wednesday and put unser bonds Of
500 "a aprcar before the Grand Jury in or,asu
ncxt week Tie liuC, Teth now With Janor Me
cay. And Ia show goes on-ss usual.
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OUR AGENTS.

THE FREE TRADER ruRy be obtained 81 the following
places by single copy subscriptions viii be szen for
any leo 9Th OF time st the regular rstes:
Il Willy, SeGecs-
Z l. DoSAaHo. Streasor.
l. II. TE0wRsIDee Narcotics
GEO. H. HERGEa. for Troy Grove. Ophl, add Wathsm.
Address. Troy Grove.
The raper always Gle AZ the Office OF the ROCK Island
T. r. 50 Clark st. under sherman House Chicago. for con-
venlence Of Cur friends
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Go to Osmal & Hsremau'. for vail raper aud
window shades.
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Sample sales OF farm lands:

John w. Barber TO Albert Zinhe, VIII nwq -
.3S, |, Mendoza, $500.
Geo. \. Quick 10 Ludwig, % l7.lo0 a pit Ell
neg and 10 .h Deq :. 70, /, Eden, 800.
q A. Kellogg to Michael Curtis. VIII seq %, IS
2, Ophir, and pit wh new IS, 35, g, Ophir, 81, $50
Mary +. Ball to Patrick Berry, VII SEQ II, 81, ;
Richand, $4,000
Lot rs, Tillson's subi., Clarita add, pit lot 96
Msrseilles, 1880.
Neg 70, So, ., Ophir, 49, 100.
Feb. 25, filed articles OF organization Of the
Kankakec & Seneca r. Il. Co. The articles give
the following points: ~ name, az above; Oh
termini, Cincinnati, Lafayette & Chicago Il. X,
IN Kankakee. and c., X. l. d 2. r. +. In Seneca
49, general otfices located at Kankakee; - life
Of company, 50 years from Feb. %, 1851; 90
capital, $4,000, to be Increased from tune to
time "a necessities require; 90 Incorporates,
Thos. r. Bonheld, Wesley Bonfeld, Warren ?.
strong, Seneca; % face value Q! sh.reA % stock,
80.
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s. N. KNOX & Son,


Princeton, H. district agents of the Land De
partment Of the U. ?. Railroad, or inquire Of
your Postmaster.
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In the OmCaA.


A Law term OF the County Court begins or
Monday. There are between 60 and 20 cases to
dispose Of.
The Board OF Supervisors met on Monday after
noon. They will no doubt adjourn Immediately
after roll call to Lynch's Hall.
On Thursday an application was made for she
appointment Of 8 conservasor for Heinrich W.
Gsstrieh o. Usage tp. Tho matter viii be heard
at the April term.
Claims will be adjusted IN the following e.
tates on Monday: Bernard Mcmahon and Joseph
II. Dyball.
The following we're THE week granted licenses
to marry:
Peter Mcclure and Mary Moore.
Philip Bates and Alice Haslen.
Amasa Crosisr and Rosa }. GOrdaD.
Simeon j. Crosse and Anna K. Pool.
Douglas Difenbsugh and Kate II. Brown.
Patrick Couch and Eleanor Crevenger.
Ferdinand Walliug and Wilhelmina kimnel.
James T. Lowers and Mary +. Dickinson.
Vim. C. Mcmillan ind Ada Green.
Charles echanlln and Laura Waller.
During February 5Oi real estate Instruments
were dled for record In the Office of the recorder
Of deeds, many of them being old deeds. the
record OF which was destroyed by the fire. The
transactions for the fret 10 days Of the rnonth
as Indicated by the entry book, footedup:
sales. sic, HoSI
Loans. ........ ........... ",US@Oo
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-24
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
Short Line Passenger Trains.
:, sLs.-sa,-4~I " no 1000


DAasENQER TRAINS of the George.
Z Crsek and Cumberland Railroad and
% FnnsylvRnis Railroad Company, (by
Philadelphia time, which is s minutes
Vrlisr than Baltimore time):
Dak, Sundays accepted.
LlAVI CUMBERLAND
/. Per Lonaconing, c.Os a. m, $50 a. m.
sad o - p. N.
Fer Bedford, Pittsburg, Philadelphia
Aad Nsv York, 8.15 q. m. and 255 p. m.
LlAvZ LONACONING-
~ .. N, 12.00 m. and $50 p. IN.
Sunday Trains.
LAAVE CUMBERLAND
Per LonAooning, y 100 a. m. and 800 p m
LxAv1 LONACONING-
12.So p. n, II q. m. and 8 p. IN.
(nxsursionish for DAMS ROCK can
lsays Cumberland any day at $50 a. M.
and rsturinx leave Vale Summit for
Cumberland at $50 p. M
JAS. A. HILLHOLLAND,
Dece General Manager.
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-24
state and County Taxes
FOR YEAR 1881.
Special Notice 80 Taxpayers
OFFICE COUNTY CoMMIssl oNERs OF J
ALLEGANY COUNTY,

ALLEGAN1 OOUkTH,
CUMBERLAND, MD, Nov. 10, 1881.
bNHE ATTENTION OF TAXPAYERS
is especially called to the provision oi
the New Code OF Public Gene:al Laws
which says emphalically that the Collector
snail collect and pay over the taxes within
six months after II ceiving the books, anG
in tie event Of his failure to do SO Le sh Il
be liable to prosecution and severe pun.
lshment.
This means that the Collector, having
received the looks on the 9th day of July
1881, is obliged by law, by his oath OF
oflice, and the bona lie has given for the
faithful pIformance of his duty, according
to law, TO collect and pay over the taxes
within six months, that il, by the 10Th day
Of January, 1882.
The Collector has no discretion in the
matter. Having accepted the Office lie is
bound to execute its duties in accordance
with the law, and lie Will therefore b.
obliged to collect by the summary rroce.s
OF distress or execution all taxes that are
unpaid on the 10th day of January, 1882
Notice is hereby given, That
all tax hills Tor 1881 in arrears on the 10th
day OF January, 1882, will be collected at
once by legal process,
Taxpayers should therefore make pro
vision to comply with tie requirements OF
law, 80 rs to pay their taxes for 1881 before
January 10Th, 1882, ard thereby save costs,
trouble, &c.
rhc t.xes are TO be paid at the Collect
or's office.
BY orier of the County Commissioners
l.. 7. DEWITT, Clerk.
n. 5. FROST, Cotlector. Office at Iohn
J. keller's store, Main street, Frostburg,
Md. NoY 26
Frostburg mining journal., 1881-12-24
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
(BRDF0RD DIVISiON.)

ON and after Oct. 81, 1881, Passenger
" Trains arrive and depart as follows;