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DoRsEY's Eve thousand dollars, given for
the purpose of electing Dick Harrington to
the United States Senate from this State
will not go very far toward securing that
laudable end. The people of this State can
not be purchased so cheaply.
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Randy for Fnn nn.,nO..

Our fall stock of hats and caps now in
store. The most elegant stock of Derby
hats we ever had made up. Prices as usual,
the lowest In the city. L. II. Rumford *
Bro, No. 404 Market street.
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A Young Womans Exciting Adventure
fWarrenton Gilman


A singular and exciting circumstance oc
CURED at Faucets mills, in McDufiie. Ga.
the 10Th inst. Young DIR. j. c. Ralcy was
carrying Miss Fannie Story to see some
friends, and on reaching the bridge at the
above mills Big Brier creek was quite high
ana an dashing swiftly around the abutmchts.
ihey decided TO cross, but the rushing
waters hurled buggy, horse and all In the
deep below. Miss Fannie fortunately got
footing on the back of the buggy as If
hoated up against tree, the water coming
up to her chin as she stood. The doctor
alVed about In the water until he got his
morse cut loose or unhitched. He then
assisted Miss Fannie in setting a hold on
the tree, around which she placed her arms,
and clung for nearly an hour without foot.
mold Mr.. Faucet had a boat brought
irom the pond, but no one would 90
into the stream with it, The doctor had 10
swim across and get the boat. II was
perilous work, but he succeeded in This
way In relieving Miss Fannie from her un.
pleasant situation.
- me Diamond Dyes for family use have
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They ConIdn,t Rnr ~ Nn,r-
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IVNTUTU FFtss.
The erection of beet sugar factory ot
York, Pa, is talked Of Perhaps the York
people might buy out the Delaware factory.
which proved failure. -
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FRANK E. SMITH.

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Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
DaVid Freic.

The following p,canible aud r. solution,
were passed by Washington l.. A.. No
1878, X. Of L.. of Frostburg, Nd, on the
death If DAVID FREw:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Grrai
Muster of the Univ. rse in His wise provi-
dence TO suddenly remnVc from eur mldsi
our much beloved brother, DAVID FREw
therefore be it
hesolred, That IN the death of hrolie,
DAVID FrEw our Association has suS
tRihcd the loss Of o. q nf its most w.rthy
memheI~-''ne who netr tiiiied TO re
=. d when dutv called
RDiped, That we deeply sympalhizr
til the beitaVrd widow and chi dieu
and CONNIE n them tn the rncinus ket p
ing 0t Hun VINO durtn al thin.s we'll
ResOlDed, That as an espec al mark %
respect TO the mtnory OF cur deceased
brnt. er, the charter of Iur Associaii {
diaped IL mourning fol the space IF thirty
days.
Resoloed. That copy e these resnln
tons he p esrnted 10 the FAM OF onr de
cetsed broth r, and hat similar cop. he
published II the fRnTrURG MISING
JOURNAL. THEoPHIl.US SPERRY,
JOHN TnoMPsoN,
WILLIAM THOMAS,
Committee
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23
Lalie II. Zimmeryy.

This ovely hld, so young and fair,
Called hence Ivy carly doom--
In Para ise would bloom.
She wss h Ia ~ smile
Winch plisttns III tear
Seen Ut III while,
But 0. low love no ' dear
Pn' away nr little laythinps,
WIT with Others early teas;
We will miss our iltlle LCLIE
All he cn ming weary years wv.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23


Alta regular meeting Of Frost City
Lodge, No. sS. K of p hell wednesday
evening Dec 90, sS2. The following pre-
nmble and r.suuli ns were unl nimnusl,
adopted:
WHEREAS, II has pleased an All-Wise
Providence, he Creator and Ruler of tme
Ubv verse, To cal from Iimc To e rr iiy oui
bel we'd brother, DAVID FEEw, il IS the
sense o this lodge that, ty lis death, the
fra erni.y Of Pythian KnigLilond Ans sus-
tanned toe l"ss Of one of i's most worthy
and tflcient members
Reso're| I hat wh lie we cherish Il e
mrmn,y of is VIRTUES We will no, lie m.
uudfui e TIC adm ni,o les 90 taught
bY h- de'iu--'Is' IN ihr mrlst ~ life
W. AZ, ia d,nb.
Res0ig6 'llai ~ e,n,aih2 .nrerlp
with tie bar tytd wn'uw AMI chi dire oi
cur icGesstd hinlhir and That Ac here Y
pofe. tAtm on heartfelt ,ondolcnce in
This sal and alil cling d!spCusalinn and
commend them To the gracious keeping nf
:he God oi II cons l,tiun --wl" tempers
the wind tn the shoin lnuband who too
wise to err and too good t0bc unk.nd
Rsso'rs9, That the memtrrs ~ tho lodge
w'aI badge # mourning for tirty days
Resoiced, THAI a copy Of these rcsolu-
tions LG cntefe3 upon he records pf tits
lodge and that c. ny suitably printed al.d
framed in ~, ericd 70 The vi low and II
cOny nc N iisht'i tor public .irn n the
columns ot The osriuRG MINING Juux.
NAL, A. T, REcKNuR,
'IHos. BATH,
d. ]. WILKINS,
Cumm,tIeC
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23

No PAPER NEXT WEEK. w refer
to weekly papers generally for the
eAtenustipg tSrms which naturally
isll under this heading. We endssv-
or to make amends, however, hy the
issue herewith Of handsome supple
msht filled with reasonable literature.
The poetic articles include A Christ
mas Hymu, Through the Holy
Days, The True Chrirtmas," "Up.
der the Sn ~" and Christmas !" the
pIose--"D is Christmas Stocking"
"Gea. Clusters Flat" Tho Spot on
Venus "Trsds Philosophy" 1.-TWO
Cent Letter Portage" "An Honest
Mans Dilemma" "The Nam Ques-
tion," "Cbrlstmas for Hitty," "ULder
the Mlrtletoe," "1be Admiral's sto-
ry," "Ouly a Little Cold, ""The Card
of St. Nick. Hall OF Bitter Sweet, y
"A Few Holiday Hints" "Tfeed by
Wolves" "Chii,'mss Charity "Ths
Observance OF the Day. "CLristlnal
in Germany" "The Outline OF q
Christmas Romance, and Lumber oI
miseellaEeoos articles.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23
iin>inr,, IucaiS.
~ eusgeT EGW ards Holiday
Anrss.ES..

AcBs,~sIc.
Attractive r"cA uf General Me- chandise.
g.oi k M II mamuoih show widows
Eip.tup Ian fil inst e.
Every department complete.
keady To pleaseall classrs.
Extra clerks erg.ged tu accommoi date
trade.
F>ur NJ the hbl lays first come H. ST eryed.
We have the b,rgest stock in town 10 Sc
lect f m
A full iiue OF ladies and gents Furnishing
Goods.
Head ls advertisement in ano her column
Don't TAI 10 examine his STOCK before pur-
chasing elsewhere,
Silk II ndacrchieis and Fancy Gonds a
sprcmuy
"A.assips' T0nic.''--The GREAT
FEMALE REaEDY ~ pr, pared 10y Y Q
R.plens Atdicay Iasttute oi Buffalo, N.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23

The excursiou train over the Cum
berland and Pennsylvania railroad
to Cumberland Thursday, carried
between 100 aud 2tp) passengers.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23
OBITUARY
Miss M0ilie 4. Bishop.

Fell asleep Saturday. December 9th,
1892, Mo''rE A y,ui.rst daughter OF
the late Rev. ii ans! f.. A. bishop.
For years h. had horne with wonderful
patience the aff1icti, Of u in, WI Ell Lea |.
csme an6 found her only ring Gt u's
own good time, A rolrnwiur friends
gathered around TO tell her how short
mus he her timr un earth, lie nnt,cippied
them and, taking her mothers and in her
own. e2cliin etl--"ll will moi be long but
then il WI not be lurg I'LL ou come too =
To her, death
Wasno 80 much even as the lifting ofs latch;
Only sstcp into the open air
Ont Of ten, already luminous
With light that shine Though its Transparent
.ls.
Her life had been My suffering her death
Nass~ett and gent east e cep nfn cnll
Frtn con d scarcely W ep, 70, /, cv rca l.
IL that liar death TO lhn was life with
Christ.
Blessed are tie dead who die in the Lord
A FRIEND
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23

ELECTIONS. .-Heine Lodge, No l27
l. o. o. F.. recently elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing term
N G.--Georgo Krause.
r G.-Phiip PfsitIer.
Seerotary--A. r. Blasse.
1gedsurer--John Pfeiffer.
Truste.s--B. Stem, John V glmar and
WcnHel Lorenz.
Representatives TO Grand Lodge George
Sittig.
At the regular meeting Of Fratsrn-
ity Council, No. $50, American l. q
ion Of Honor, held Friday evening,
Dec. Is, 1882, the following officer
wers elected to ssrvs during the en-
suing year:
Commaador--B Benjamin J. Thomas
Vied Csmmandes--Gsorgs Shaw.
Orateq--- John Davis.
Sscretary--J. N Zmmerly.
(ollsctor--C B. Wack.
7reGsur1--George P Tenant.
Guids-Georgs W. Grove.
FaSd>n--Henry W Wagner.
Ssat,y-- George B. Parker
1rustees--Philip Michael, John j. R+l
Ter and Enoeh elise.
At q recent meeting of Mountain
Lodge, No. 90, A., +. & A. NJ, the
following gentlemen we're elected OH
Gers for the snsuipg term :
". M.-John Davis
S. W.-Gus VIM. Zeller.
j. w. N, Benson.
hecreta y-Josiah Ford.
Treasurer B. J. Thomas.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23

THE American coal company Lost
its case In the Court of A, peals
agslnst the county commission ers of
this county. The co-it says that the
company exists by a charter derived
frcm tho STATE ana il hes the sovtr.
eign power to tax everything which
exists by it's authority, unless il
grants exemption.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23
NOTICE
LS HEREB ] GIHE.

rs HEREB} J III VEN
THAT | have discontinued the
b tcherlng business Irr he wIntrr tnI
the purl ose Of collie ting my outstanding
bills.
hope that all TO whom bills are pre-.
seniel will 'espond rherrfully. parl if
not nll will he thankfully received from
time la time
Those wi,hinc to make payment can
find ne ut nv BRICK NEAT SHOP on
Br a,!w y every saturday.
An bills NJ, settled ny the fht o. Apr.l
will h paced in the hnnds oi anr her col
rector. Dec 23 w. II BEPLER
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23

SAD ACCIDENTAL locomotive of
the g. & P. R. sxplo led last Saturday
near Cumberland, scsldiug Messrs.
Frank Carabine AID Henry Miller,
brskemen, and George Rylani. en-
gineer. Ths two former died shortly
after the accident. tho lsst named on
Wednesday.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23

PERSONAL. .--Msssrs. Jsbez and
Jsthro Jetfries returned this week
from Iowa Edward Walsh, George
Kristzburg and Joseph Moody from
Ohio, and Oven Eagland from Penn
sylvania. All thess gentlemen hsvs
been working abroad,
Mess,s. William and John E
Jahns, William Wright and William
s. Hooking have returned ffo'n Wi
litmsport. Pa, to their homes in
Frostburg TO srsnd the holiday va
cation.
Mr.. Benjamin Thomas, we'll known
here, who has Tor some time hee II
mine. ho.s Of the Cum erland & Elk
Lick Coal Comrany, has resigned
that , osl'ion, and has been succeedrd
by NJ. Jamsa Phlil!rs Mr.. Thomas
has easod from i.is old compan7 so
acres of coal land, and is now engage
in driving headings and grading 2400
feat of road led 10, the extepsloa ,i
tie track.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23

RELIGIOUS. Services in St Johu's
P. E. Church tomorrow Sunday at
l03 o'clock. Also Christmas Ds7 at
same hour.
A special meeting Of the Y. II. G.
A. will hs held at tho usual place Of
assembly Tuesday evening rex, at
n o'clock. Business Of imr o,tsnce.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23
Frostbure. Dec. 23, 1852.

SEVERAL of the churches are deco
rating for Christmas.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23

TnANsrEns or REAL EsTiTE.--
Jacob Loar, 81, to Rabecca L Blce.
property within the county, 500.
FL. Il. Bans to WIN. elise, part of
the above tract, $S5.
T. J. Psddicord and II. Wheeler
Combs. trustees, to Robert Dick, lot
No. "a, Island property, 81 400.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23

TIE result of liberal advertising is
seen in The case Of Ssnt1 Claus. H.
spends more money IN prIoteys ink
gets more buaines3 aud confrs more
happiness than any business man in
the community,
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23

MINING NorEs.-During the sus.
pension last summer a conside, able
amount of water accumulated in
several portions of Hoffman mine.
Since resumption of work much
trouble hss been encountered in
consequence. Il appears that in any
event this result wss snticipat ed and
the local management OF the Con.
solidatiou cosl company had already
instituted m,,sures TO drain the
flooded workings. This wesk ths
work looking to the end deHred was
sccc mrlishei, and all the headings
are now accessible.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23
n W Adycr ! >enients.
NOTICE.

r WILL HAVE II DRESSED
/ HOGS from John Watts IN NEXT
WEEK Lta,e your oiders AT ONCE
with GDrc 23- III NJ. WINELAN9.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23
NOT ZOE.

THE pnhlici is hereby notified TO trust nc
one on my acroun', Us | " u pay n
hi s unless ., ntr,rtrl hy myscf
Dec 23-3 PATRICK HIGGINS.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23

THURspAY was the shortest day of
the year. The sun arose at 7:l6 m.
and set at 4;39 P. m, thus making
the period OF daylight only 8 hours
and % minutes.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23
Return Without Delay

y MISSES GRAY COATS, mch were
- snld, wiarred up, an t"ken out of nv
store by mistake or 9th rwhe, Monday
last n. noon iule- Dec. lSth-value So 90
Also, A SMALL TABLE, worth $3.50
taken dulng The evening of same day
from tie front Of my store.
D,c23 F. JANDORF.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23

THE bells of st. Michael's Chuic cU
will be rung at 4 O'Clock Monday
morning.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23

Buy your Christmas goods from
JOURNAL advertisers.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23
New Business Locals.

I am Hing Dix ms Custom Wade Kip
B,mts nj s. 90; l"Imtr p'Wv $40 All
thcr goods vi Tie .ame tr c dian y e
for ,ourstll G. HARTMAN
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23

-
SNOW SIX inches Wednesday
night.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23

yN4i VI tI'L- tloSS, - uiiiE AuS"iNh
lat Sstard,y, Monday a6d Tuesday,
sga;ing So 465, as foIloas
City Hail annual ground rent of
$eS2.20, Cum berlani, to DIR. j. NJ
Smith. Observation-Disclosures. ...., "a ,0e5
House and Lot WeSternport, to
Patrick White :. ....... ..... $50
Jacuh Stcyer homestead, Broadway,
Frostburg, 10 M.ss Margaret
sieyer -. ............... -. 1855
II use aud Lot, Broadway, Frost.
burg (oh cup.ed hy D.. Grahsme,)
tt MISS Msrparet Steyer. ....... 1900
Store htus and Dividing, etc., on
Main street, Frosiburg. (subject
TO lie interest Of George Stsyer,)
TO B. Stern .................... s,S96
Real estate wiseacres differ ~ to
valu Of thesa Frostburg properties
The humber judgment OF thoes posi-
bly, less informed is that each purcha.
ser made n safe invest stmept.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23

PRoPHEc1Es.--Mr. Vennor combats
Mr.. Virgins prophecy Of great
storm Lext March. Hs thinks the
weather Of tuat period will be Of mo
more than ordinary severity"
Apropos of the season, it i'd stated
that "one OF the papers in the Ants-
quarry for December Is Mr.. Lsathom' 8
historical article on Christmas, in
which ho quotes from the Harlsian
Ms, at cmen applicable to this year !:
II Christmas on Monday be,
A great winter That year you'll see,
Aud full of winds both loud and shIlll;
An, in the summer, truth TO tell
Stern winds shnl. then be and slioag,
Foil OF lempess lasting long;
While battles they sh. Ii multiply,
AID great pleui7 of blasts shall die.
They that he born lh&! day ween,
They sirail be strong each one and keen (;
lie shall te found Ihot stealeth aught;
Though thou b. sick thou diest not
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-23

rRcPalTY SAILS - -Messrs Thomas,
iianlli sud Fios, jrusie.s, sold resi-
property beioug'ng to the late Jacob
Stsyrr, OF thil piacs, at rutllc auction
lat Sstard,s, Monday a6d Tuesday,