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Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

THE most important business to be
transacted at the City Council meet
ing next Monday evening will be the
election of a Councilman in place of
Mr.. William Beane whose protracted
absence in Pennsylvania caused his
seat to be declared vacant.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

AN exchange remarks that "many
successful lawyers began life as
preachers" We beg leave to state,
however, that the members of tho
Cumberland bar began life as infants.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

SEVERAL of our youths, ranging
in age from IA to Is years, have or
gapized string band. This makes
the fourth string band in town.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07


PERSONAL. - Mr.. Charles Spitz
naus, Of Brady g Bend, Pa, is visiting
his parents in this place. Charlie is
just as handsome and jovial as OIL
vore.
Messrs. Nicholas Carson and Rich
ard Barrett have been "doing" Bal
timore this week. Both Nick and
Dick are jolly boys aid know how to
appreciate vacation.
Edward Donahue, ESQ.,, is "holli-
dating" al Pittsbnrg.
Thomas Powell, Esq, of this place,
left Tuesday to enter upon a course
of study at Randolph Macon College,
Ashland, Va.
A Stauntou, Va, letter to the Bal
timore S.m, of the 29th ult., says
"Rev. Mr.. Widerman, presiding elder
of the Cumberland (Md.) District
Methodist Episcopal Church has been
spending eeveral days in this city /.
He preached Sunday twice in the
Methodist church here with rare
power and effect, his eIoquencs pro-
ducing an impression upon his large
congregations that will not soon be
forgotten" Mr.. Widerman was Wis
iting his brother-in in-law, Rev. DR.. R.
R. s. Hougb, pastor of the Methodist
Church in Staunton.
Alden T. Hamill, of the Review, has
been visiting Salisbury and Meyers
dale this.week. Dame Rumor has it
that friend Cam is soing to bs-well.
Mr.. Murgo Walker, of Homecoming,
was the successful contestant for the
gold-headed caae at the recent fair of
the Good Templars.
L. M. Gorsuch, Esq, returned from
the cities last Friday evening after
a pleasant visit to friends during the
holiday season.
Mr.. Samuel ]. Beachy, a member
Of the Legislature from Garrett
county, passed through this place
Sunday en- ro2te for Annapolis.
Messrs. G. H. Hanill, jr., James
Parker, Frank Spates and William
Bone, have established a workshop
and library on Mr.. @. Il. Hanill's
premises. They meet nightly, read,
debate o. work, as inclination or self
imposed discipline dictates. The
h1ys think this exercise more profit
able than louuging in stores, etc.,
land go say all of us."
Robert Boyd, ST., Esq, superin-
tenlent of Biz Vein and Koontz
mines, owned by the New Central
Coal Company, will loave New York
to-day for six weeks visit to friends
in Scotland.
We understand thot Mr.. Arthur
Treat, who was employed at Rogers
Photograph Gallery for the past year,
has opened gallery in Bradford, Pa.
Tho Frederick Examiner has the
following item: "Mra. Mary A.
Harrison, an astimable old lady, aged
about eighty-four years, died sudden
ly at her residence on East Patrick
street Monday morning last. She
was the mother of Rev. P, L. Harri-
sen, now of Frostburg, Md"
J, M. Sloan, Esq, Of Homecoming,
was the republican nominee for Sec
rstsry of the State Senate, and the
Cumberland bah was extrayagantly
complimentel by the nomination of
Mr.. Robert W. McMichael for journal
clerk of the House.
James McCallister, Esq, who
lately removed from here to Carbon,
Wyoming Territory, has left the latter
place and located at Angus, Boone
county, Iowa.
COURT NOTES. The January term
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

THE resent cold snap has put an
end to all outdoor work for sometime
to come.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

A LARGE crowd of men and boys
witnessed chicken-fght at fekin
last Monday. Pompey Smash car
ried off the honors.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

OUR town fathers have offered $40
reward for the arrest of any one
found breaking the street lamps.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

A PAINFUL story is told of a
Cumberland girl who was frightened
into fatal spasms by the sound of her
avn football.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

QUITE desp snow is reported on
Great Savage mountain.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

NOTWITHSTANDING the cold wealth
er, work upon the new buildings
in Homecoming progresses. The desire
to be fully ready for the spring trade
is general with the business men, and
the builders are ably and heEoically
at work "sacondiag thu motion"
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

ALL of the schools reopened last
Tuesday after weeks vacation.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07
Now we writ, it 1882.

SOCIAL parties are commencing to
ripen.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

SEVERAL of our young men have
suddenly developed a penchant for
kid-gloves, and now they meet you
with their right hand bare and the
left one holding the empty glove.
We are truly getting metropolitan.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

We are indebted to the Baltimore
Sun for its annual almanac, which,
besides the ordinary value of such a
household institution, is a valuable
repository of current statistics and
other ureful information. Also to
the Cumberland .Netos for one of its
handy calendars.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

RELIa1oUs.-Rev. J. B. English,
of Baltimore, will preach in the
English Bartist Church, of this place,
tomorrow Sunday morning and
evening, and during next week at
7 o'clock each evening.
This week has been observed
throughout the civilized world among
the Protestant denominations as a
week of prayer for the conversion of
humanity.
Rsvivals are in progress at the M.
E. Church and NJ. E, Church, South.
Prospects for a religious awakening
are said to be excellent.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

OWNERS of ice houses have been
preparing, during the week for
a supply of the cold blocks.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

RgMovAL.-Messrs b. B. Colborn
& Co., have removed to Loewenstein 3
old stand, adjoining the st. Cloud
Hotel. They are now prepared to
furnish first-class styles of clothing.
The Baltimore Sun, speaking OF
the disposition of half dozen divorce
cases in Chicago "in which husbands
had sued for reparstion from wives on
account Of drunkenness" eaid "the
ehce is on the other foot" In Cum
berland ar ordinary shoe don't go oa
either foot.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

MARRIED.-In this place, Novem-
Der l6, 1881 by Rev. A. Humrichhaus,
W. G. DAMN, of Cumberland, Nd,
aud Miss CHRISTIE GELwIoKs, of
Chambersburg, Franklin county, Pa.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

The advertisement of the Frost
burg Academy deserves the atten :
tion Of those interes: ed in solid eauca.
tionsl facilities at home. Mr.. John.
son is a thoroughly competent, prac-
tical tutor--one of the few under
modern usages in the school-room
who has given and is able to give
satisfaction to patrons, He is labor
ing under some disadvantages whic h
hamper his usefulness and the effioi-
ency of his efforts. To overcome
these it is mainly desired by himself
aad the directors of the Academy that
a few accessions be made to his roll
of pupils. This done, the future o.
the institution is assursd-"a con-
summation devoutly wished"
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07
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Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

Last Friday morning Alexander
Gilchrist, a miner employed at the
Kingsland mine, Homecoming, was
killed by a fall of roof coal. A jury
of inquest was sunmoned which, after
hearing the testimony, rendered
verdict that death was the result of an
accident. The deceased was As years
Of age and left wife aud one son.
TIE School Board, lately reap
pointed, met Tuesday and organized.
Samuel SoAneborn was reelected
president, and J. W. 3. Oochrane
secretary, treasurer and examiner.
Dew. FL. Reynolds was elected attor-
ney. The organization is very eff
cient one. Mr.. sonneborn is an ex-
cellsnt presidiAg officer Mr.. Cochrane
fills the bill, and, without adapting
Guitsnu's lingo. Mr.. Reynolds is a
tip-top good competent man every
time.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

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Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07
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Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

COURT NOTES.-The January term
of the Circuit Court began Monday,
Judges Pearre and Motter on the
bench.
J. Semmes DeVecmon, Esq, of this
place, was admitted to practice upon
a certificate Of previous admission TO
the Supreme Court of Baltimore city.
HIS card appears elsewhere, and We
commend him to TIE favor of our
readers.
Mr.. Peter PEBBLES, of LouacoHing,
was appointed foreman of the grand
jury. Messrs. D. G Percy, Of this
place; James Wilson, of Flintstoue,
and Michael Kalbaugh, Of Western
port, are also grald jurors.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

ORGANIZATION N-Sarings and Loan
association of Frostbatry, Md.-The
stockholders of the new institution,
representing eighty-four shares pre-
viously subscribed, met Tuesday even
ing. B. Stern was called to the chair
and ]. B. Oder appointed secretary
The committee having in charge the
constitution submitted draft which,
after some discussion, was adopted /.
This instrument combines all that
experience in Frostburg has proven
to be safe and good. Shares are
placed at $3.50 par value; eutry fee
fifty cents, end dues twenty five cents
per share. To borrowers the full par
value will be advanced, the Associa-
tion exacting ample security in the
way Of mortgage upon real estate.
The profits will lie distributed pro
rata annually, and will be placed to
the credit of redeemed and unre-
deemed shares alike. The Associa-
tion organized by the election of the
following Board of Directors for the
current year:
PieSident--B. Stern.
Vice Preadoat-Dr j. Ruhl.
Sscretary-J. B. Oder.
7rsaSursr-James Kane.
Attorney William Brace.
Decentralization Armstrong, John
N. Bersen, X. NJ. WIlderman, Joseph
Timmens.
Operations will begin this (Satur.
day. evening, the first meeting taking
place from 6 to 8 o'clock for the pay
ment of entry fees and dues, anG
thence every Saturday evening
throughout the year. Parties may
however, be admitted to mem bershiE
at any meeting, and upon becoming
unable to carry their shares, may
withdraw the dues paid. The Asso
citation starts off wells the sutfcrip
tions already taken exceeding all ex
pectations.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

MINING .NoTEs.-New Years day
(Monday, January q was observed
by the miners not working.
jackson mine is working one. half
time.
Midlothian and johnson miners
are working full time.
About three-qusrter time at Eek
hart mine.
Most of the companies are working
about half time.
Operations have been suspended at
Koontz mine for the purpose of
making repairs.
The men employed Allegany mine
were idle several days this week.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

SOME unknown Cumberland friend
sent us last Friday large dressed
turkey. 1t was hauled uptown in
Mr.. William H. Parker's wagon. The
derrick was brought into requisition
and the monster safely unloaded
upon our table. We take this pleas
ant occasion to "hooray" our thanks
loud enough to be heard by the gen.
erons unknown.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

NEw YEARS DAY.--Last Sunday
being New Years day the proper OBJ
servance of it was put eff until the
following day. However, the minis
ters referred to it in their sermons from
the various rulpits, and, like Christ
mas, their psrishioners enjoyed
royal dinner off that noble bird, the
turkey. Last Monday was ushsred
In with little dance at Forester 8
Hall, the shooting of fre-crackers
and revolvers and singing by some OF
the boys. During the day several
held "open house" and received /;
nearly all the business houses were
closed and, the clerks given a holi-
day. At night the only places to at
tend were ths fairs, which by-the-wey
were crowded. The day was Disagree
able underfoot, but otherwise very
pleasant. Both bands were out and
play ed several fine selections.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

ELECTION OF OFFIoERs.-The Lon
aconing COrnet Band elected the fol-
lowing officers to serve the present
term, commencing January Sd;
President David Balllie.
Vcs-P President William Thompson.
7eacher-HenrJ Rauk.
Secretwy--Henry Schaidt
7rcasurer-Hsrry ]. Thomas.
Trustees James Martin, Leonard Bauer
and Andrew Picken.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-07

DIED Mrs. ANNE VAUGHAN,
wife of Samuel W. Vaughan, of this
place, died on the lst inst, aged SO
years. Mrs. Vaughan was a great
sufferer for many months. Her life
may be read in "the short and simple
annals of the poor She was horn
New Years day, 1928, and died New
Years day. 1882.
, 1882-05-17
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vessels arriving from the United
States, is now repealed, but that
such vessels are still until further
notice subject to investigation by
the quarantine physician.
Presidency's Secretary's office, st. Croix
the 18th May 1882.
III. HANSCHELL.
COnSt.
, 1882-05-17
Bekiendtgjorelse g,

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81 den under 81 Januar d. A.
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havet, men at saadanne Skibe end
nu indtil yidere ere undcrkastedo
Qvarantainemnssigt Eftersyn.
Observation-Disclosures St. CrOix
den lite Mai 1852.
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est.
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Boiling House Mud

By George Hughes, F. c. s., of Barbados
The composition and fertllIzing vaiue u
the matters c%Oagulated by heat, ana pre-
cipitated by the action ol mus
in the usual process of neutralizing or
q temperingn of cane JUICE, is q sUbjeetof
, 1882-05-17

John Porter . bill will he introduced in
congress to authorize his reappolntmen1 III
the rms
Tie Supreme Court to which the case
Of Sergeant Mnson was cani'd for appeal
has COZ Fl med the sentence OF the court
ma rtiAl.
4 Bill has been Submitted to Congress
to iirecf the Treasury TO procure a Su''a-
bic Sugar test on the Dutch Sfandafd ba-
sis showing the degree OF sSccharIne
strength.
In Nv York, and other principal cities
IN the u ,rd S at"s, the Illsh Americans
OF all shades OF opinion ate holding meet
ings and 0ffr,ing rewa' DIS for the pudlst-
ment OF the assassins OF the Chief Secre-
tary.
A Despatch from Dublin reports that
the Crown his offered u reward OF ten
'ho. Sand pounds tor the arrest OF The mOr.
terrr~ mud guarantees protection 10 The
intulmpr.
Nuu.b"rs have been arrested on suspl-
cion, may of WHOM have since been dis
charged.
A London despatch announces that Mr.
George O'to TnvelyAn, Secretary TO The
Admiralty, succeeds the lae Lord Fred
'ri1k CAveudish as Chief Secretary tor
roland.
The "Daily News discussing be stu
ID ION anticipates that NJ. Gl 'dStone's
aew I,ish Act will propose the sus-
pension Of trial by jury IN murder c"se@.
NV York, lin May-The L'udon
" Times" il a leoding article on lush
aff ,i,s, in which /; alludes 10 the promised
bil! OF ire Prime Minister, says hit vlndIc-
tive IpgiS ari"n is not required to cope
with the evils OF the situation IL Ireland.
Il dl>clams ANY lntehtl"n OF emhaf'as-
sing M. Gladstone, aud would "n the con
tIary consider his overthrow a public mis-
fortune. Several Paris newspapers dif-
cnSs III. aspect OF Iish politics. NJ
Henry RochrtoIt's paper directly ch'ge"
The LandInrds with the rpsp""sIoIIy vi
having provoked the murder Of The Chief
Secretary.
Th+ "E,ppeI" seeks to ruIIi"'e 'he
crime by ItpIrSt"'itr The At'a'ldn hard
ships Of he Iri,h psssan ry.
IL the Hons "t Commons, M Peas. -
bill, providing for III restriction al tue
neunlly of druin 10 cases Ut p'emedt'ated
mu,deI on'y, was read a second tim" and
I,a.sri. TrIrg'ums from Cai'" rel oft TINT
Egypt Ia in Il state ol g""rral revolt. Inc
mInlstry has summoned al assembly OF
the rolablrs without he authority OF the
Kh1divp, WHO Is said to rely Tor support
on AngIo.F French Intervention.
The E.al,an Chamber OF Deputies has
arr. owed the commercial treaty with
FInnct.
New York May 18th.
Flour - brl. St. Lawrence brand, ~
Meal best Brandywine, U brI $4s
Heavy Mess Pork p brl. lSto /
New Seasons Pork per brl. $lS4. to 10
Urrvstalx ~ ID Il to So.
sugar Far 10 good refining y ID y to 81
English Islands MolasSesP gal 400 44'c
Exchange. New YORK & London, 4.o63'
London May 18th.
CDemerara Crystals FL. Is. ID.
Muscovado p W.T.. FL OS. 9d
sugar Clayed Havana, No. IL Il oS oo'
afoat.
Demerara Rum V gallon, Is. 3D..
Trinidad Cocoa y cVt. "a. Us. Vi.
ConsolS I02 to
Bank of England Rate of Discount 3 pct.
Liverpool Cotton Middling Upland = ID %
3 Der cent. Rentes in Paris,33.7O
, 1882-05-17

much interest. and worthy of the attention
of practical planters.
In n paper read at a meeting OF the
Council of the Agricultural Society OF
Barbados, in June last, | directed atten-
ton to the composition of boiling-house
mud, with special reference to It's tertlll-
ling constituents, and submitted at the
same time the following ANALYSIS OF a sam
ple absolutely dried at 2l2o +.
composition of the matters preclpltaied
from cane juice by heat and the addition
of lime -
, 1882-05-17
TIE S.
ST.. THOMAS STATION.

New York, 10Th May-President Arthur
has approved The Bill limiting Chinese
immIg.auvn into tue Uuited Suites tor
ten yeats.
Tue Ptexjdeat having decided to restore
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