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HOME INSTITUTE for Young ladies' larry
town. \. g.; home care, thorough course of study,
r'opcns September 10. Miss ". W. MfICAlt Principal
I5ISS 4. {. MORGAN'S school for Young
I'VE Ladies and Girls Port mouth, y H. reop"ns Scpteni
Der - lN~ During vacation apply circulars and nfor
MISS BULKLEY'S Boarding and Day school
OPEN "Wednesday, -ept'uber If.
MISS HAINES'S SCHOOL, Woodsidc p. O.,
- Hartford, contradiction unsurpassed for he1liul
ross Ahc picturesque surrgnadHE' Fun English
FRENCH German Italian LATIN, music and painting
%JISS NJ. c.. RIGGS reopanS her school for
boarding pupi3i prepares for College Circulars applca
NJ ISIS MOTIFS English and French family
- ana D3y school Tor Young IRNcs, 33 Wall-st.
lars "tnt Upon aPpt atlOn.
CT AGNES SCHOOL, ALBANY, New-York
- Church school Tor girls the Knderearcn to the
itald pos9aduaJe course, under the constant personal
Anna ami Miss h. VI. Boyd clet charge Terms Music
an i'ie NE only extras 500 year with 20 entrance
Bishop Doane, or ST. Agnes school, Albany, y. y
WE ELMS,n lladlcy, Hampshire Co.. Mass
bonding school for Young IaGirt and title Girls
the Fifteenth year viii commence on Thursday, september
49, 1851 run actt 'uia and classical
MISSES roETEE and CftArPNEY Principals.
WHEATON FEMALE SEMINARY
WIN b. gin its i7th SEPT. Fine library labor
a,9 observatory aad cabinets thorough instruction. best
Miss 4. L. STANTON, Principal,
Norton, Mass.
Ss25O-,A MOUNT No S,Ir, H0PE LADlEs '
E2Es MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE. 1881.
Orrs rare advantages in 10, alton " 1Hya icaltv Adj
dfees tho Rev. G. Y. SPEAR, runcipaL
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Fer Bows ard Young ETcn-Country.

A HOME is offered to bows needing especial
the family ~ experienced teacher and phvs
lan ono o. ecs, and heatiet town COaneccI-
b., 7. Durham. com.
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For Both SeEos--Co1lntr1

4 Family Boarding School on Il farm /.
A miles nom NeSIork - wees. Children receive
Moth,rS care during vacation. Mrs. II. G. MORRILL,
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MT. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY.
" a ALLLa-L E1AELINE -CllnlL- EAG NV

49, at Sing ~inGOn- Hudson, \. y
Inc course o. ms following
ncutS Classical. Modern Lluguagcs Elementary, Mal
maca, Ens Nh studies, and ituid Science. Classes are
No formed IA Music, Drawing Fencing and Elocuton
horuHsly oTcauizeI Ninly Department. ldn- school
Eith welrGinr horses gymnasium, &c. win reopen Ilr.
lay, Scltt uhur 10. BENJAMIN * ALLEN. tiucalI.
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: ONG BRANCH.

CITY or RfCU,.ONn Pf.,,fo--r-F rso..,-
Leases Pier T.. au1 Il Leave. i.i. . ~,
:.. and IS. - p. ir SON a rf. ana f.- -
dai al ". 2'h 50. $50 a. u sl . D. . $500 -
.. nl- l..n !! Pie. .. ". ilclu.iAg IA ~. ''
H. % A. 10, . b. IA
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DEV. DIR. and MRS G. II. GARDENERS
Boarding and pay school for Youn@ Ladies' COS 5tiave,
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- Il
1r tpN FALL RIVER BOSTON AND TIE Fast
, W. route 10 bite Mountains 5t Desert and an nIrn.
cla cr' mi nd and cashorc resorts of l%ia ad
the provinces. n" splendid steamers w ~
..... itiNtOL AND PROVIDENCE
tNe NS" olN dairy Sundays ncluD ut $40 u m from
ntn; y; r., DOT ~ Murayst and direct Fa River
WITHOUT stopping at proieuode corceyts
ol'1' ~. ti'is Long water roue;
morning is 20 Boston short rail ride hour and
aqudrtcI). ~ "'
o.-r. 49,. NEWPORT LINE.
-, Only DIRECT LINE TO NEWPORT. r. +
ne pest route 20 darthas Vineyard
es,i' tnu az points on Old Colony airoal
Tt' pN tls he Fares lower than other routes Mag
MuCcnt steamers NC
,., NHWrORT AND OLD COLONY
Leave New NorK daily evcenteil ~,
JeI.ey city, y. ~. ~ iva" ''''"'9" IL . T. Nj
Ticket and 9taerooms for both may De secured At all
@ @ h"tr tidnsfcr and ucSet oihcel, on
Iler and aiiucrS. 80
Last az nj rars fr,o
cation. '' "Fi''
GRO. L. CoNNOR, g. p. A. " 49, ' Ns'"''
s4OK BRIDGEPORT and all points on UOU-
a., ~ H{.'ho Ari NACGATUCk RAtLNOA DS-Steamcrs
ltaNc ithirhe slip at ll:3O m. D. M Tvent,'tIrI
st. fs river SD m Fare lower thanoy any route
EFOk the WHITE MOUNTAINS.
ySS,trIff 1iitlh l. FAST EXPRESS TjiROUGH TRAIN
ri, HT0N lNGTON LINE from, NlsW- YOIiK. " Wv
White Mountains s " '7' ANN ais J." ''o
Leaves S'nngton Steamboat landing daily cxc.p SIM
Iy'l az a. M stopping for breakfast Providence and
Glrher ut plymouth. through WIT{OI on tt ia
EOl. THE
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" - nv bpA =. tllIIF.NN' III : r.
u . Note change in location. NEW t,N,IERS SARA.
IOGA Gnd CITY or Troy leave daily except Sr,ur,jay.
"m f4i NO H. North river foot o. C1rspph"r-.t
hCcuIg with morning trains for Wcs-
Gay steamer touches a. Albany
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NORRIS CLASSICAL INSTTTVTE

w A bays family boir .,g.sch0ol location hcahcsti 4
sew" ersey uorouGh orepVitioa Cor c'scr or sced,t'
NhooL boys induced To tx tie.c lias careful sl,r
tision of eachpup Address he Principal Is H. MOORE
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E[OYS and YOUNG MEN privately fitted for
college. Conditioned rejected candidates coached,
l.Anlaer " Yntel. rt0ckbIidae Mss \ MOFfMANN.
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F6ONION NVTIOOT OF OEATOiIN .-FnTl
LF course Of TWO YEARS, three hours daily; couJsc
,Nl NTNU. Term begins O,OaarO. Application ~oucT.
sotst oSton, Mass. October g. o TO l. 8in III ter
thct from - 10 p. FcT crculala apply 30
L.. I. NOM u. ID
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fSOARDINN SNltOOb Tor lew hOVS.-fltS
- COLLEGE. Terms u.tCrGto. SumIner bcgus
Etvtth. u. = r. LAMBERT Plucpal. Wilton Conn, q
I.u De seen al Room GH. q Broad ,aY, tlis vCeS
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4 lcxaudor Observation-Disclosures Boarding School
"a white Palms. ny. o. H.NfIAis. Pm. d.. Pracipal.
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For 10Th Soxes-Citv.

eUBCRBAN SEMINARY. Boston-ave and
Rev EDWIN JOHNSON
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GEYM0UR SMlTH INSTITUTE. Pine Plains,

- W ARlllNDRL tOIlEEE., near Philldcl-
> ph,'-Vnder case Of Friends Both yes admit cd aud
receive be tCcL
inc English Norma, ucpsftcnt irerala ir aid Model
schools. address EDWARD b.. M-fIlI, Irc-id..i.
lOTC, f., Count. r.nI.
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Rev. A. \. G1IBERr =. NJ rriucipn.
CREENWICH MATHEMATICIAN Literary

- Courses with Must al Institute aud Commercial
iouuded 1892. Bh Influence decidedly -ills
homo care and comforts Chalmingy located Nala@irt'
Gay and ON direct route from y y To uiio
lnties for salt water bathing and boating Terms mo-
open sept J. Catalogue free REV. L. ID I,t,
c. ~, Principal. Last Gree uwicb r.. /.
summer boarding from uiV
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For Young / adies-Clty.

MISSES PERRIN, 2,D21 5th-ave. y. y.
NE Terms per annup, f5Oc
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~ IN itf4hN hAlI4hoAD OF NEW -JEitSE1.
iahs itaVe zoo snSlewoOd Costcr ricnont ana Ny rk
I. e.,'l l;oO a. H. b 1, too, $50, G:li $50, 1880
anoty an and "a rhe l!;30 pm. VIII leave
"til3uies later saturday ni..lts.
NiutI li1Dg valley ehd Monscy, ZOO, 500 n. 400
y H. Iho ~ ABEO1r tie'i Pla>sr Agent. N@w.Yvrk
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Z L HIM ~, B5TIAIT, FtVPIHI ITNE-
1871 iftH ana ST JOIF leave Pier IL, North River
SOUTH SIDE Or HANAr~Sr, cyery WEEK Day alto
nncoinectlngt Albany fSulliF morning cXcepteb with
trains North. West ,1st. $500
Excursion ckeiso albany aud retnrn GOOD 30 days -
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I1''I@ II HE I-ACtANION, lNCLUDING ADHIs
SION TO PAVILION CONCERT, 30 CENTS.
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Wv IL, NttUANltAiI ana MININC ENGi-
y NGEHlNG the I}cIssea-r Polytechnic Institute,
troy, ~ N.hc oldest engineering school in America. Next
Term begins September ,. ih' Register for l~Su'S1
sa list o. the graduates the nfty0ur WITH
hcr positions Also, course OF study, requirements,
leases, Address
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w DhI.AH RE- MArLR GAP PENN.
t-.ckatr1saa tl
Western i.asro-I- is,-sSlul nssgs<in soersr
l. ~. B.OL.1tlAO, iFogI-stSr
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-17
DOWN TIE CREEK.

LoNAcoNING, Sept "A, 1881
To the MINING JOURNAL:
All the firms that were burnt out
at the late fire are now doing business
almost as briskly as ever, most Of them
in temporary sheds erected on the site
Of their old stands. It is generally
understood they will all build aga.a
and il stead OF frame will erect brIcl
buildings which will improve the lip.
pearance and safety of our town con.
siderably.
The county bridge has been re-
paired and is now allrght. 1t was
so affected by the late fire that teams
could not PASS over.
As Mr.. john Thomas, miner en-
ployed in jackson mine, attempted to
get on a trip OF mine cars MONDAY
morning he fell between them and had
his right arm and leg run over. For
tunately no bones were broken.
Messrs. Samuel Nichols and Her.
man Schaidt, who have been quite ii
from extra ezertion at the recent fIe,
are now out again.
Mr.. Peter Welsh, aged q years, a
fireman employed on the G. G. & G.
railroad, died Thursday morning from
the effects Of an injury received about
three weeks ago while at work. His
remains will be huried at Western
port Saturday.
Taeie is a moyeEcn. Oh foot here to
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A FEW WORDS ONLY.
PUBLIC Coon.

FRosTnUEc, Sept. Is, 1891.
TO the MINING JOURNALS:
Republicans, see to it that a dele
cation is elected Saturday evening
favorable to Mr. L. T. Dewitt fol
Sheriff. Without him we may lose
part Of cur ticket in the coming 10
vemLer election with him suce S. is
assured for the party. Frostbura is
entitled to the SherifaIty this time
and the delegates must be instructed
to fight fer that position alone, al
though we should have a legislator
also from this place. "a word to the
vile is sufficient. ENERGY
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A SUGGE STICN.
FRosTnURG, Sept. Is, 1891

FRosTBURG, Sept. Is, 1881.
To the MINING JOURNALS:
The writer hereby suggests the
name of Curtin NJ. Graham, Esq, to
the republicans of Allegany county
as a candidate for County Commits
sioner. MIR. Graham is well known
as an extensive farmer and business
man of large experience, as oi-izen
of high character and, withal, true
republican. His election to that ciiice
would be, without question and in a
marked manner, to the interest Of the
taxpayers and people.
pupTTo E0pD
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ROAD NOTICE.

NrOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
N application will be made to the
County Commissioners of Allegany C un.
ty, ut their Xt g, sim, for the opening of
a pub c road from the Pnrkershurg road
clt Sc to the residence of VIM. Myers near
Eckhar, Md. TO mt, rsect the National
road at the dwelling Of VIM. CoIden in
the town of Eckhsrt; through the lands of
the New ! DIRK mining company, Thomas
w. Ncf, Consolidation coal company, pas.
sing nea' ly around the lot f D. w. Bus
sali touching The corner of u lot owned
by Hugu Mcclure, and passing the resi-
dence cf Joserh Womsley. Said road
will not exceed one miie in length
NJ M. TOWNSEND,
WIN MCMILLAN,
ID. w. BUSSAkD,
Sept 17.3t Petitioners,
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE.

70 lie GrecaJaeh-La5,r Party Of AReqaay
County, I'D.
N7OU, the Grcenhacli voters of Ailegany
4 county, Nd, are requested 10 hold
your ptmn'ihs Saturday, sept. 2ith, 1881,
III your respective election districts, for
the purpose OF electng five delcostes to
mcll IN convention m Cumberland, Md,
Thursday, Sept 29th, 1891, for the pur.
pose 0. nominating a FIJI Grecnbnck-
Lab. ticket. JOSEPH LOGSDON,
Charm N County Executive Committee.
Weslcrnport, Nd, Sept. 18TH 1881. SIP It,.
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FAIRS are commencing to spring
up and the young man who he's a
glrl delyes down deep into bis rocket
looking tor the 81 are "sheckels" he
has saved for the occasion, and, he
reata his @eetheart TO "cream and
c,ke" ami when he sees her TO tie
front gate lniuIges in little oscula-
DRY exercise fur bis ray.
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THE miners at the lower en- | OF the
creek have issued printed request to
their fellow. wol kmen to abstain from
all patronage OF stores (which in any
manner deal or traffic" with mon
working at rate of wages below the
standard. For this the parties OF the
first part have been in some quarters
severely criticised, though for what
valid reason has not appeared. In
law and morals there is nothing to
prevent man or class Of men with
holding their patronage from their
enemies and bestowing it upon their
friends. In time Of war giving such
aid and comfort is accounted treason /;
the gentler auspices and conditions Of
peace modify somewhat the enormity
Of the offence, but the element Of dis
loyalty to the popular interest re-
mains in any encouragement Of those
who cater to low wages people. In
Piedmont, Westernport and Bloom
ington, close scrutiny of the Legality
of the step has been made, but with
out avail. It has been asked-"what
right have class Of customers to aeh
tradesman to drop another clasa ?
Customers have right to ask any
thing; the merchants to accede or
decline. The balance Of rights Is
perfectly equiponderant. If the mer-
chant sees fit to decline, customers
may quietly transfer their patronage
to more congenial quarters. Nobody
can be guilty of intimidation unless it
be the merchant. One recourse may
be legally offset by another, but it is
essential to good order and law on
both sides throughout that no violence
be used,
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COR R ESP 0 n D E n C L
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

FRosTBURo Sept 10, 1881.
To the MINING JOURNAL:
Mr.. William Thomas would maize
an excellent Commissioner, as he is a
strict business man and good repub'
lican and would bring strength to the
party. He has always conducted his
own private business economically
and successfully and, therefore, he
could and would labor to promote the
interest of every taxpayer Of the
county irrespective Of party.
A REPUBLICAN,.
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District No, l2--- East FrOStburg.

DlSlllCt NV, lZ---IdSt IlU0lUuiS
NEWLY REGIsTERED VOTERS.
Arnold, John w. Anthony, Gershon
Blubaugh, Chas. A. Bennett, VIM T
Bowen, Thomas Barnes, VIM. II.
Cronin, Patrick Crump, Thos. j.
Common, John
ID
Donahue, VIM. jr. Donahue, Patrick
Delaney, VIM. Davis, David 5.
Fitzgerald VIM.
j
Johns, John E.
E&
Kennedy, P.J.
Il
Lewis, Daniel Lyons, Thomas
Lutz, John
w
Morgan, John Murphy, Michael
McAlls or, James Mt Lauphlln, j. A.
Mckenzie, james S. Mcintyre, Patr cii
II
Price, Thomas j.
ls
Richardson, Lancelot
Sperry, Joshua Smith, David X.
Smith, VIM.
Il
TGagan, VIM. A F. Thomas, sam'l P.
w
Walker, G. II.
STRICKEN FROM LIST.
q
CorcoFan, james Cassidy, james
Deal, John
q
G4nneti, Madison
III
Hauser, Joseph Hoskin, Geo w.
Isentrout, Henry
Nj
Matthias, VIM. IL. McCnlloh, w Y
Mclaughlin, a. f. Mclaughlin, y no.
Mclaughlin, Daniel McCaughan, jas.
n
Nctf, Henry x,
u
Porter, Josiah Powell, w. A.
Schneider Cerreach Shuckhart, G. II.
Z
Thomas, Berj. NJ. Thomas, Chas NJ.
Tippcn, James
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THERE was youth named Berrand,
Who lcngcd for the heavenly land,
He got bad in love
With = charming young dove,
Aud busted his parotid glund.
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New Business Locals.

DESPITE The long continued spell of dry
and hot weather, DR.. Saul, the aurist and
catarrh physician, TO whom space was al
lowed III our columns some weeks since. is
still remaining in Frost5urg, engaged in
receiving, consulting, examining AMI
treating those whose ears are diseased and
deaf, as well a. those who are victims of
calaIIh and hay fever AT present lie has
quite a number of patients and informs us
that some of thCm ire speedily recovering
from their r'a'adits and will soon be mum
berld among the well Our readers will
remember the case OF catarrh of Captain
John Weir, of Cumberland, which was
crmancntly cured b. Dir, Saul while in
Cumberland. This is evidence of his ahil-
ity in treating successfully catalrll of the
nasal organs and the cavities Of the head.
lie will remain with us while longer
that others may consult him at his medical
parlors at bIr. VIM. Coyner's, Que door
east OF the Catholic Church.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-17

MINE AccIDENT,-Hugh Canahar,
mincr, il descending No. 10 slol
OF the Lehigh and Wilkesb4rre (PaJ
coal company missed his hold and
Tel. distance of so feet. He was
brought to the surface and died in
gtaatlv
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start fIe company. With the lesson
we have just received it ought not to
be difficult tael, to organize good
company. 5.
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Z Dcy Street, New \
Sole Agents for america.

It's virtues are uaqaestioaaJIe and its cur
alive character absolute, rs the writer can
personally testify, both from experience
and observation.
Among the many readers of the Re0ie'7
in one part and another OF the country, it
is probable that numbers are afflicted with
deafness, and to such it may be said /:
Write ut once TO HaylocG & Co, Z Day
street, New York, enclosing 81, and you
will receive by return Il remedy that will
enable you to hear like anybody else, and
whose curative effects viii be permanent.
You will never regret doing so."-Editor
of Mercantile hegieao. July eff
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-17

OVER 10000 persona have been
rendered LomesIess by the recent
forest fires in Michigan. The Govern
or his issued an appeal for aid for
the des,itutp people.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-17

THE Mutual Union Telegraph COM
pany are erecting poles along tie
National Road and exp5ct to start
an Office here at an early date. Tie
wires will be strung next week.
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New Advertisements.

REGISTRATION.
District No. ll---FrOS,burg.
NEWLY REGISTERED VOTERS.
A
Atkinson, Winter Davis
Bath, John Brady, James
Cooper, G. Robert Carson, N II.
Carney, james Joseph
DeGenbaugh, o G. Demoss, CT.
DALEY, John
II
England, Owen
q
Gunnett, Madison
Heintz, John L. Houser, Joseph
Hart, John t.
'Jeffries, Jethro Jackson John w.
McCaughan, John McCaughan, A. F.
Mclaughlin, Daniel McCaughan, Jas.
Mat HAS, VIM. jr
Is
Rowe, John Rooney, Bernard
Rooney, William Rooney, John T.
Shuckhart, John II. jr. Strubc, William
Stevens, John Shaw, George
Shuckhart, G. II.
Il
Thomas, John p. Tippen, james
Thomas, Benjamin NJ. Thomas, Chas. NJ.
REMOVED.
A
Anthony, Gershon
Barth, James B. Bowen, Thomas
Cronin, Patrick
I'D
Davis David s.
IL
Evans, Owen
q
Gelzendanner, G. II.
III
Hoblitzell, James j.
IL
Kennedy, James T.
l.
Lewis, Daniel
VI
McA lister, James Morgan, John
Mckenzie, james 5.
IL
Reichenbgch, Chas. Richardson, Lancelol
y
Shuckhart, John II. Snyder, c. A.
Smithson, Romsey Skely, Peter
Walker, Charles II.
DEAD.
A
Anderson, John
Carroll, Joseph
III
Hartman, Joseph HOLE, Albert
Jones, Peter
Seaton, Lewis
n
Thomas, David. j.
w
Weisenborn, Anthony
hereby certify that the foregoing is ;
true copy Of the list OF voters newly regis
tered, and of those stricken of the Regis
tlation books of District No. IL, beca ST
of transfer, removal or death, on the 9th
9Th, 18th, Sth and 9th days of September
1881. JOHN l.. PORT Err,
Sept. Tit. Registrar.
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RLpUolD FRLIGHT RATES ON Coal.
Tie Cul berlald and Pennsylvania
Railroad Company Wednesday an
nouncod that freight on coal over their
road from Homecoming and all points
east to Cumberland has been reduced
one and one half cents per ton per
mile. The old rale was two cents
per tom per mile. Tho reduced rate
ap. les 10 all shipments on and after
September list.
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GENERAL ITEMS.

THE President is reported couva-
resent The figures remain improv-
ingly high.
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MINING JOURNAL.
j. b. ODER, Editor,
FRoSTBURG, MD, SEPT. II, 1881.

WITH this issue begins the eleventh
volume of the JOURNAL. 1t is grow
ing in popular favor and influence az
it grows in years.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-17
EARS FOR THE MILLION
Foo ChOO'S BaISam of Sharks Oil

POSITIVELY Restores the Hearing,
and is the only Absolute Cure for
Deafness known. This Oil is extracted
from q peculiar species of small White
shark, caught in the Yellow Sea, known
MS CaT6h,rodoa RoadelettH. Every Chinese
fisherman k.ows it, Its virtues as re-
storatlye OF hearing were discovered by a
Buddhist Priest about the year 1920. Its
cures were 50 numerous and many so seem
ingly miraculous, that the remedy was
officially proclaimed over The entire Empire.
It's use became so universal that tor over
300 years no Deafless has existed among
the Chinese people. Sent, charges pre-
paid, at 81 per bottle. Only imported by
HAYLOCK Is CO.,
Dcy Street, New York.
Sole d0b1fs far l1uer3cn
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-17

A CALL has been issued for y
national convention CT Representatives
Of the agricultural, manufacturing
and commercial interest of the coun-
try, to be held in New York, en- the
30th of November. The object is to
promote domestic ard foreign COM
merce AID to seek congressional aid
in the protection OF American indus
try.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-17

Why We SHOULD FEEL HApPY.-
Because rain has come at last be.
cause dog days" are over becarsc
orr town is very much improved BY
numerous new buildings because we
have a good fire department. because
the miners picnic was success; be-
cause the summer visitors were pleased
with our town; because we have had
lew deaths during tho past summer j;
because the dust has "dusted )" be-
cause the cholera morhus season has
virtually ended, and, lastl +, because
We haven't ! cen asked more than FIVE
hundred times to vote for tho other
man.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-17
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
NOT ICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the State and County Taxes
for SSl are now due and payabe e, and
tina, discount of per cent. will be al
Lowell on all taxes paid before the LIST day
of Sept ember; PEI cent. on all paid dur
ing September, AVID per cent. during
Octobe.. No discount alt that date VII
be al owed.
Office 1T J.J, Kellcrs store, where will
be found every day Tor the purpose of re-
ceivng the same. n S. FROST,
July loft Collector 81 District
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-17

The coal miners OF the Plttsburg
district Lave resolved to demand an
increase from 81 to 4 cents per bushel
for mining. it is believed tie coal
operators will accede to the advance.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-17

Buy wood and Willow ware
where you can have the largest selection.
FLANK G BEALL,
"The" Wood and Wlllowware Man.