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Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02


NINE FATALITY Boy Ran Deer
and R5!ied.--Wihiam Fl. Armstrong,
better known as William Powell, tap
door boy, aged IL years, was killed
Tuesday in Muller Mine, now era
ted by Hitohins Bros, Of his place.
A short distance below the ton of the
slope several empty cars got off the
track and the m ne-boss, Mr.. G
Roberts, called thu drivers to assist
him in replacing them. The lad came
up with them. When the cara we're
again in proper position the boy got
on the foremost Car to ride down the
slope TO his station. The rope, which
is always more or less slack on g'av.
ity roads. suddenly tighteue |, threw
him off and two cars ran over him
with the result as stated. Justice ..
J. Moat, Of this place, boing arprised
Of the occurrence, summoned a jury OF
inquest, viz: Messrs. Henry Bath,
foreman; Thomas Lancaster, Harrison
Clice, Samuel Stevenson, Wells ster
Kalbaugh, Isaac Stevenson, Helry
George, John Stevenson, Samuel
Vaughn, James Craze, George Steven
son and Ch. istopher Rob-rts. The
verdict was in accordance With the
statement above given.
A FRosTBURe girl tramped on cat
the other day and ki led it. She wears
a No 10 shoc.-Cumberlanl Independent
at" was an imported cat, and
had already been similarly "killed"
eight times in Cumberland. Com
pa! atively 1t was a leather which at
ast broke its back.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02

FRATERNAL VIsIT.-In response
to an informal invitation a number
Of Frostburg and Homecoming Masous
visited the Mt. Savage Lodge Mon
day evening, Result pleasant
iime
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02

lF ou don't bslieve Christmas is
almost here, look in at the ores, es.
p ,ciallv those which advertise in the
JOURNAL.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02

RELIGIOUS NoTEs Rev. John W.
Mott, Of Mt. Savage, will officiate at
ST. Johns P. E. Church, Frostburg.
TO mrrroy evening (Sunoay, Dec. 3d)
It 73O o'clock.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02
SHI RTl !

II " often au7e 80 heard men complain
ine o! u0,onfyr4Alr, bat.f,tng .hirts.
9pd umg g HE time wr have approacie
men n husnrss nd then shirts fitted 40
badly, tbe tssums stuck up 50 high In their
faces thst YOU would slmosi have 70 GO
tthnd .ht m and ook over their should
"ls 20 talk to them Ii hss been wonder
for long while whv, in o'drn times, they
bull tie pulpts 50 high in churches. 1t is
thought, b. some, ii was dDn. ~, that the
good ola brethren nigh; see the preachers
over thcir rad.fttile shirts 1t is notice
able fact that very few of the brethren ever
kneel In church nova days and we fear ii
is their bad.ftting shirts that won't allow
them to bend the knee. 1t Is true there
have been great Improvements made in the
cut and fit Of shirts In the last 10 to Is
years, but II remains for
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02

THANKs.-A royal good friend
sent the editor Wednesday the inev-
table Thanksgiving turkey. Such
practical rsmembrances of our pres-
ence here always forces the conclu-
sion that ostbul 6 is a right pleasant
yala of tears to live in.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02

AMONG other things overlooked
last week was mention of schedule
changes on the Georges Greek and
Cumberland railroad. The Sunday
trans have teen discontinued.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE DUAL

ANNUAL MEETING OF THE DUAL
GRAND LODGE, I. o. G. T.-The mo-
notony of Frostburg affairs was broken
this week by the Annual Session Of
the Dual Grand Lodge Independent
Order of Good Templars, of Maryland,
held in Shatfer's Hall on the Goth and
30th ult. Three sessions were held
each day, G. w. @. T. Cecil J. Kars.
ner in the chair. Various matters
pertaining to the interests Of the Or
der and the cause OF Temperance in
general were debated, and while the
discussion OF come of thu questions
were earnest and displayed different
opinions as to means for attaining GER
tain ends, everything was harmonious
and all united in an unabated deter
minntion to work shoulder 10 shoulder
for the overthrow OF King Alcohol.
Thursday morning tie Grand Lodge
elected its officers for the ensuing year.
True and tried men and women were
chosen, and the Grand lodge starts
out upon another annual career under.
auspicious circumstances. Mountain
Spring Lodge of Frostburg WAS hon
o'oJ n,th H. :, IT. Grand rod,a
- ~, c,,
'iAoes ue ioi,o' :" : 40 " '''' o' ,noo'
installed thursday afternoon oy u
Temj lar DeFord:
P g. u. e. T-C. j. Karsner, OF Balti
more
G. W. G TN. II. II chardsr of Balli-
more.
@. W. C.-Emory j. Dennis, OF Balti-
more
= ~ v ms. Aha p iT.ri,"I nf
Fr, s,burr
G, ". S-F. p. Wnitcrar, of Ba,i-
more,
q. w. A. S--W. I. Townsend, OF
o"Ni'u1' N nv
n ~ 49, w rEoa,,s " ~ D'eI p.,,i,,,',o -, '',o'
G. W. D. M-piss Agnes Davis, of
Froslburg.
G. ". C-Mrs A. r. Gardner, of Balti.
more
, ~, H. 0''-'o"H ! iHo'''-s' o' !, -
Il " S-F " Sta,ihs nf Aniiati,,,
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02

CUMBERLAND papers, it is noticed,
rarely allude to any fair suff-rer in
that city as having zone foot in the
grave" In this way much unseemly
conjecture as to the dispoq ton of the
balance of the deceased is allayed and
people are led to be!leve that Cum
berland graves are OF the usual size.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02

Also, all that other
Lot or Parcel Of Ground
STUFFED en- Maia street IN said town of
Frostburg, aud known as
Jacob Steyer's Store Property,
II being The same Lot which was conveyed
0 jacob Steycr by he Trustees of the Eng
.lsh Lutheran CtuIch If Fr"slburg by teed
ra .ng dat, the 20,h day of August, 1869,
aud record, d i'll Llber IL r., No. 30, lolio
~, Sc.. one Of the Land Records OF Allie
sany county.
The last named roperty will be sold
subject to a Lease iur life u George Steyel,
now SO ye IS II age. II is impr, we'd BY II
.ARGE TW0-SrURY
BJJch DtCelliRG House 0nI
Store Room c0H16ine0,
And is "ne of the fines business locations
in FrUstburg.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02

TERMS OF SALE AS PREsCRIBED BY THE
DECREE-On haf cash tie 6.tuacs in siB
and ttostg6 mOh0ts-the deferred payments
10 bear interest," iron day OF sale, and to be
,ccned b. notes Of the purchaser, endorsed
10 the satisfaction OF the Trustees.
JAMES w. THOMAS,
GILMORE 5. HAMILL,
NATHAN S. FRCST,
Nov 20 st Trustees,
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02

|
TRU S T E E s. S AL E
Valuable Real Estate
IN TIE
City of Cumberland, Md,
AND IN
Frostburg and Westernport, Md.
TT NDER and by virtue of decree of
~ the Circuit Court for Allegany county,
passed on the 10Th day of November, 1882,
in cause wherein John G, Spiker ct. al
are complanants, and George Steyer OF. A.
are defendants, the same being No. 1901
Equity in the Circuit Court tor Allegany
county, we, d e Undersigned trusie ees named
lnsiid decree, will sell ut PUBLIC AUG
TlON Ia the highest bidder l. FRONT
or THE POST OFFICE IN tho city of
Cumberland Md on
SdturdaD. the 18Th ddy of
December, 1882,
AT II O'CLOCK. A. NJ, ALL THAT
Lot or Parcel Of Ground
l., ing and situated ON The corner of Centre
and Frederick streets, in the CITY of Cum
b rland, Md, ON WHICH THE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NOW STANDS, i. heing til, same Lot or
Parcc of Ground -" Ii cit was conveyed to
Jacnh Slryern ~ a Alphuus Beall aud Thomas
|. MrKail, tx, cuturs oi Az l}eill, by deed
bearing dat" tic 3d day Ot Deceibtr 1859,
and iccn!ded ia liaer II. r., No. IS, folio
AL, &c., one ni the Landiecclds of Allcga.
hy county; inl W rch was al'O
LEASED FOR NINETY-NINE YEARS,
RENEWiBLE FORETER,
BY the id Bcal and McKnlg to the May
nr AID City Council OF Cumberland by
le7sc bearing date the 10Th day of May,
SD, aud recorded III Libtr II. r No. IL,
E'l" 40s, &c, one of The Land Records of
Ali, gHny county, TO " hich said d, ed and
lease, l,r urthcr description, reference is
h r, b. made | his ground rent represent
ing an Annual rent OF $!32 20, payable
semi Il Euully by the city Of Cum erland,
esldrs being secured Ia llr hnl Ter thereof
by tn said city of Cumbel land and tho
Cty Hall building IL W standing upon it, is
rec from ALI t;Xus and assessments of any
krd whatever, aud is luily equal to any
IN .elvst-bearirg security to be found in the
country,
And we Will further sell, Y virtue of
81 d decree, ut / UBLIC AUCTIJN to the
highest biidcr on
N0nd@y, the fSth ddy of
December, 1852,
AT 2 O'CLOCK. p. NJ IN FRONT OF
MILLERS STORE,
In the town of Westernport, AlJegany
county, Md, all that
Lot or Parcel of Ground
LS ing and being in said town, and known
as
Lot No. 4 in Wagners Addition
to Westernport,
And which is it scrihed in lee from Ii.
BrinnsI,in and wife to Ja Ub s ey r, dated
The 10Th ny Of July. 1877, and + corded in
L'ber Z H., No 4S, lio 593, &c, one Of
the La Rec rtis ul Allegany county.
rhis property is well lVatcd ana is i'm
proved by II FINE TWO-SrORY sItsss
FRA L DIVE LING HOUSE NaIl
and al necessary ou,buildings.
A,,I .,.;n H,t %
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02


The MAYoRALTY ELECTION. The
candidates were late getting into the
field--so late that until the morning
of the election, Monday 9th ult., it
was not positively known who were in
the list. On orders received late
Saturday night the JOURNAL office
went to WORK at 3! o'clock, a. m, and
at the hour Of OF eniug tha polls ? 900
tickets had been printed and distrib-
uted-in themselves IN extenslve pub
lication of he names before the people.
These were Messrs. Andrew Sne,z.
Conrad Lapp and B. Stern. The 32l
votes cast, lncluiiag 6 thrown ont us
irreguIar, were distributed as follows:
Andrew Smellz .................2l
Conrad Lapp. Observation-Disclosures. 53
ID. otefh. ...'...'.......... 81
It. g. McCuloh mot candidale).. l
Mr.. Smeltz, tie Mayor-elect. is at
resent Couuc lea n, and has, there
fore, some exl erience in municipal
affairs. Bat little time is left him t.,
make record, buO We believe he will
use 1t well.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02

A NEW station, nearly half way
between Brady'a and Rawlings, on
the Baltimore and 0Gio railroad, has
been est iblished, much to the graft
fiestlon of the co tignoas residents Of
Maryland and West Virginia. The
road Is thus directly ace ssble to the
people OF the latter oia the new
Washington Bottom bridge.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02

MARRIED-Tn Grcenville Reformed
church, Pa, Nov 10, 1882, by Rev
J. M. Schick, Mr.. AUGUST BARMoY,
of Oearfeld county. Pa, and MISC
NANCY A. WILHELM. OF Garrett
county, Nd.
At Guyanlotte, W. Va, Nov. %,
1882, by Rev, James E. Mercer, Rev,
O. FL. FoRl MAN, pastor OF Keyser cir
cult, Nj. E Church, colorei, aud Miss
Lucy FARRow, Of the former place.
"A good.y number Of friends were
present" reports an accurate chroui.
cler under date of Nov. Oath. The
happy pair have returned to the cir
cult, which includes Frostburg.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02

''That Shirt of Mine"
to fill tho bill. 1t is entirely new thing,
FITS WELL,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-12-16
SCAJUL AND CHURCH,

The new census shows -, 653 Pros-
r"tant churches in the United States. with
1862 ministers and 9,0J3. 03O members
hungary has now good public
schools, normal schools and colleges. In
one of the larger cities there is an En-.
gish conversation school.
Charles Lemonnier, scientist now
resident in Paris, writes to a gentleman
OF Philadelphia recently: II can assure
you that in France, no student in the
schools, colleges or lyceums is allowed
to smoke
Atlanta, Ga, claims to have the
finest church in the South, and gentle
man Of that city is paying salary of
@l5O month to a good man for RELIC,
ious work among the young.
-Ex-President Woolsey is reported "a
having said: when | was President
of Y la College was asked if [ would
be willing TO admit women students
there. Ireplied that | would if Vassar
College would admit young men. That
ended the discussion"
An experienced Sunday-school
teacher, in speaking Of the relation of
amusements to study, says: ''You ought
not to give a boy tickets to peddle for q
Punch and Judy show and then expect
him to sit right down and study bis
Sunday-schOOl lesson. CbicGG2 HeruiI
During the past six months more
than one hundred persons have joined
the churches in the Presbytery of Athens.
in Georgia, on q profession of faith; four
new churches have been organized, and
several communities are asking for Or
CARNATIONS.
Iowa has 4l6 churchesof the Baptist
denomination, 275 of which have regular
pastors. Their Sunday schools number
53l, have 2,jl7 officers and teachers.
1882 scholars and an average attend.
ance Of l3, 39S. The total contributions
to the churches last year were Slj7.-
6SS. 60.-I0WG State Register.
President Porter, OF Union College,
has offered three prizes to the students
keeping the neatest, most elegant and
| attractive rooms, and it is said that vari-
Gus competitors have begun their decora-
tons, and many of the rooms exhibit an
exceedingly novel appearance. The
awards will probably be made during the
middle term.-ALbany ~. ~ Journ9l
The international Lesson COMMITTEES
held Its annual meeting at the Riggs
House, Washington City, ID. G. In the
absence of Rev. DIR, J. II. Vincent, Rev.
DR. John Hall was elected as temporary
chairman. The lessons for 1894 were
selected, subject 20 the amendments Of
the English members, and Nashville,
Tenn, was appointed as the place for
the next annual meeting, in October.
1883,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-12-16

U Gle Lysander. 1t WIZ all OWN to that
psslly j Coli s. You see before | went
awav folks were asayin' that he had stolen
Rho a away from me he as gJOl as told me
himself that it was son / thought she
seemed kindc strange ~ distant But | was
100 big a coward to ay anything to her about
it: ! Thought | couldn't be it if she should
tell me she liked him. But | wrote TO her from
Boston, where we were lOadinc the vessel, and
Id her ii she didn't care enough for me 10
marry me when | got hOma from the VOYAGE
she nee IT answer the lett'r, bat If she did
to a swer right away. We stud ut the wharf
two weeks after that, bit dml't he Ir a word
from her, and whc the Sarcv Sally iled |
felt as if I'd ruther be drowned than not. Life
didn't seem with living"
60, Tom, never got your letter." soobel
Rh d.
"Most likely that scOunlrel Joe Collins
got holt Ov it. Pm a-gOin' hev a little in
tervew with him when ken ketch hm-well
he amt here ter-day! But when the YES sci did
git wraciei 'n' everybody ~ everything was
a.gOin' TO the bottom, Jh ought 'twOuld be
worth the while to save myself, after all; =
Joe Gri lin-One of the creW-'u' | clu z holt
ov some sparS till we was picked up bv a brig
bound fur taIif0rny. From there [ thou .ht
I'd 20 to Australia m hunt up Uuclc Lvsau-
der ] couldn't come home as things stood,
for / couldn't hI' borne to see Joe ~ Rhodv
together, so | recIO ed you might as well all
think | was u3ad-lur spell at least:
wdrn't much better'u that at the time. Uncle
Lysander agreed to keep dark; though nc iii
he didn' believe in such nonsense, and tell
you The old man gave me 200 chance. I've
picked up quite a little pile Of cash in these
few years. You've got the money ! sent yon
every winter all right, hewitt you"
'Sho! so Lvslruder warn't so sct.fred
lib'ral, after all!' said pa, wiping his eyes
with his coat sleeve.
"But | was be-iGn n to gain a little more
courage, m to think | might be able TO 20
home ~ see the folks before 10 z, when Sam
sSmiley- he Teller Jhat used work over to
Squire White's-made his apDeara ice at the
diggn's one day, M said he'd been over to
Herrin' Point only the week before he sailed
last spring. And when heard from him that
Rhody warn't married at all, nor goin' wish
any one, IN never had had anything particular
to say to Joe Collins sence I'd been gone, |
didn't wait overnight before packed up my
dubs m got ready to start for Ameriky."
" l said ez how my DIRE I'm about the long
table wuz IT. ent from commlI. You see it
meant weddn' this time" quayered marin,
speedily unVeiling herself.
Eyes" ag'eed pa, brightly $50 it did;
an, Cy thy Ann, even YOU can't keer nothin'
fur that cOnsar ed Old mo iiment ~. Let's
haul it down m kiver it up agin, IN ef the
parson d MT object, turn the solemn delight,
OF this occashun intoa bit ov fr0lic. ''-S~Sai
H0rtleg Sarett, IN HWpcr'S Monthly.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-12-16
PUNGENP PARAGRAPHS.

The man who was hanged at tbs
yard arm had has Obituary under the
head OF ''Shipnoooe. '--BJS!9n CONNER
c1Gs Bul5etjn.
-Ouery. II Atlas was ,bla to gun
mort the world on his shoulders. il i alan.
to be-. inferrr / that he wa, q mallv com
nctent 10 balance the Poles man hi.
chn.-Itc image.
A Cbicapo man Jnlar.d ma;Iino .
letter to the President until he could find
the street and number Of the White
House, SO that the mis- i've would not
miscarry.-Dctro& Free Press.
Atistross T., now cool- an, wod,,,s
6ays sn1 Sotur,Iavs chan -, 70 ,,nrIrot
with Won ;, Tew Cook I77.Very w,nII
mnm hmt who's a goin, to carrv tbe
basket, ?"--Quiz.
-uEuo my child sold rr,aisb o,4
maid 70 q ,,rni+v ninna ,gbn Ivo,Id ouri
har hair II, ,,;nGIots III tho IorJ had n.
tnndad yon. hi. r. ho c,,rlad ho wonib
havo dana i hirnsalf,, 50 10 d;J
Annie ,,hon ,,as h.b,,. h,t ba
fbints an, h;o enough now, ~ 10 ~ - wv,
soIf ;,
p,......... .-,.,.., w. Gil.
hirb chicken minds me oh certain mSn
dat Tse seed. He crows MIGHTY loud
an hraqs around 'mono de hens am
vo,urchi nlane hut ,ybar q oto,,n ,.oostnr
comrS aronnd he's oct husinass On IA
pdder gido oh Il. fo,nn .rLo,,s,,,,
Yr0relfr
,..
"A preacher raising ms eyes from ms
ueSN Ill the must Oh HIS sermon WAS
rnde how in the gallsrv nrlt;n@ tho baar,
Gro in the news Rnlow Win b1rsn.cbest.
nrts R,t Will tho GOOD NOR, ,,yos ,Iro.
nar;nr. a f,.own oS roNrnof tho vopnC,
bonef,l cr;aI ant. ivan 't.nJ to ,,n,'7
,,raanh;nn Ja{Jv.f, icon ;o, ,r,' o ~, >
Gbi.nI, T,.;b,;,,o
has yer got any chillunS IN d!S
mean mouse: asked Matilda Snowba!l OF
IN Austin lady to whom she wanted To
h're herself as cook and wash,lady., ~
. ..non ny Que on.,u - i,o..e p"p9,
family ,"bar 5ar an, wa nh;lnns I,r har
a. 1I;una,,, -, Ill III - '.,,I;r,
ond d h,,aI,,, oh d Ga o,o ',,, "a
on ~" ,, 5as " S;, ~ >,'''''' an p'' VI
'' '-''' ''''', 9''''s''
Some one has written the Lords
prayer on piece of glass not largerthan
the head of a pin, which can be easily
read through a microscope. We don't
DeleNe IL VII! oil q loh@-telt want. The
thousands on people IN this country who
won read the Lord prayer when it IL
printed in small plea type may tackle
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-12-16

The American VINO watches with I'M
disouisaI drIirht fbn rnllino, ny, of tbo. od-
ditionoI capsls cinhars r2a,!v fem ,,oo,,s
will thinl, if absurd IN argna tl,t a., in
crease of nonulation * not q Heaven
sent BLESSING Sfatos riv,I ono orolbn.
with thair Gomnr,itivn Gonrps Citins
snear nj one onofhar if thrir directories
and school membership fhnir svyarn,ing
nonIlaoe AMI their aI Inion.I bau.n. ~
moi bptr3v 4 SWELLING. increase from yaa,.
to wear. We walromc the restless and
the ambitions from the old world YnJ
measure the Greatness Of fine country Inv
the number of heads counted hv thn
census takers Fo,J * uientifuj. eli
mate and soil are qanernus. tbnra i
room fo work and Inc workers ar. in
vitad without stint or ralurt.,nre
Hnt IN diy.,s,i,or ..tbo i,,1,,o,,a, of
foad ON ni,,iIizat;I,, - ~ D +ba \.,,.5t
,1msyic02 r .,ier. Mr. Richard prortnr
does not share this enthusiasm in ,,,.r.rd
to the desira5ilty Of Growth merely by
numbers. He Relieves th9t th. iini
rather than the number the onaIitv
rather than tbo.uuantitv il the ,rrnat
thinr after ALL Al tbc present rate of
increase in this country the present
ip56tiiation of the Tinted States IF
5O'O)t, 900 would in III wears cover fine
whole of North Am ,rire 81 thirklv that
four men would have +, stand nm aanh
square roI Of surface. Ir I0l rn5rs
more thew woulJ rovnr an orao
LARGER than the nrnsnnf Iand s,,r.
far9 of tho Irn;tod St,tos onJ :, g -
vaars tba ,yb1Ia ,,rf,oa of tha r,Nl'
ynnIJ h, coyoraJ n.ith fo,,, ,o rM1 '1 a.
sa T", va '.or ~ - 49, ~" t i0.' ,non ~ iho
Of ''r> - tLa r" ~ ,,' l,,,e,,I t.'Io
~ ,,lG'1,'So V, ,.'' i-Hl Po'"'"lIo"
49, tp.i''iIo o"t5 i'!oo q|rs, OF Il
Jo,io, VI ''lil' s1,,'N"'c"O ~ VhaI between
Dlo Io'l i"G9' VI HiaHC'lleU' OF Ilie seltie,
liIe,lI Vi tlic A''9'o-9a NOUS / Eh%lanH
anu Vle present era-to accomplish th2
same result: III Il hiich shorter time
.ilah Ihls' OF course, the world would
become unlnhabltaDle.
1t follows, therefore, that the more
rapidly nation or country is growing
in numbers, the more spec lily il is ap.
preaching that point where popula
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-12-16

hard one, auI no ulHe' lo1d was o1IIce III cue
nouSeno9' nGI'i, VIZ ~ ~ w.. 10 49, N Io"n %
nave gopl lu1N' "o'ii ~ w C'o na'lN9 VI, q
hsnIng Noy1Sl AZ . IN " fo 80
but soon reI".hgu 80 q ltU'o" ~; a e.lu
spent cue Ie l'l'' l0' ~, - ~ "'.4o' ~ U''o me
sue, dozuS oNe. PG W " ~ PC i :.
buJ to"dLu ePI ~ - ft ",Un
MS "i,'uS 10 +Io,, 49,. arotber Ill 80
seemed uuN 80 o'i, $500 S''O VI
money cane lIo'li sborll ho so lib,ro,
erls'l DuI I;i ~ m r ha;S eot far ~
iu' q nc Is, ~ I1, afta,. 81, Lais oriv baiS
pn ms Own va ry,fher IN, used ter me- NOD,
,toI +ibt I'm smell aoo. STRANGE he don't
i-.rito5 @tbir, v,he he sends fin money. foo
i'' , ant ant, no kinder hint II fbet
t,g ',,S' he cblengad ter him in two bnlI
- " II soo,,s now ez if come frin tha
| 80 of / am a p,isprah HE sinner IN; DOM
49, ma g.at afTnrt To keen clear o. Sa an
| ~ tLa T AVA l-r0rs Pm tbnuI,TuI. ANYHOW y
| 1 ~ ~ - ~. f.,,,, bis slot hei
To- rIIsj NJ, in Durb the same fashion at
ll,r.i,,o Pnirt Three more ten.3cstuous win
I t-,r. 80 ,,ort fba little hamlet frOge the sea
s,,rs,- IN to Tho viudow-paues. drove wrecks
a..e,i,,sf thn shore and pincred and desOlated
IN homes Of tha moor. -Four still fair sum.
,,,,rs sti,rod The slpeny scents OF the nine
,,.,,5s rinened fine harri 80 O the hills opened
| tba brilliant flowers in the salt marshes, and
/ Lropzed thp cheeks of the Gsher.f0Ix with s
=! hot ol9d Sunshine. Life seemed prosperous
and Deacefll at this gracious season.
Satb Srnallid,ra WAS still UulUrliV. but ma in
s.-t,, of his .,hTuan uatur' ;, his seventy fonr
IN. and lie ell n, rhrl,oatiosU confined
/ ia h.. b,Ie and brortv emo rrrb no only To eniov
/ his Gsbino. trims i'm 10 max. them successful
and rsau,lpr still sent his yearly 60 ,tribution
nf mo av so tbouub there we're two other
( u,ouths 10 feed under the FernaId roo. there
| ,,os rotbin,r I,, ,vgut in tI, family aoain
>iore ter bubblr1 rraorartIy over the fire. and
| chem pessv bonv hcrriu'n were not ALWAYS
tr. ,binf IF tho family diet greatly 10 the oiA
mans satisfaction. w
n,,ri,, oil tl,is ti,na ,,,t1,irc had hoe, besrd
from, I'm, Thc mon Who snt i, fhe s{oro low
ROD tho ,. ,.oios ,,be,, tbc, snl-s If tI, Sarny
S,II,. M NOV, ,,,,,o. ~ If n. ,,iao+ ,,rir
/ how: CIV, con,e 10 hnr fate Rut tho r,;onurno -
Still rarosa5 in the secInsion Of The WOO shed
II dprits cover of rae garnet Eve, CIV Inv
/ Ann had so far forgotten its glOrv AS to make
/ il a resting place for her waSh-tqbs and
! C,vuthv 4 mis- Il ugbier, a chubby little maid
/ OF three found no such fasci ali ~ seat for
, herself or her family of RAG b lbirs. Pa was as
0hsti ate as ever in his determination not TO
have it, set m in the bgrvin u-Int a NJ had even
/ fnrbillen tbe mention nr me "cnnsarn.d
/ ihine', j., his he .rinu
RI. ,ta tbis fon,+b s,,p,,,o. tho ola man
wa eal,d ritJo s,,yar,. Illness from, which he
w. ,t 800, & % w, ,hi Az,
sid I.r rI5, o'. ~ ,,,r1 ri,' 40 i,tI
- 5I NJ LtIi ,''ia 4 ,.t ~
iJ ~ ,;,'1 VI l','nG 7a' 'vG aU'
, ,,aiLho too3 ~ bs' 'ij ra
~, 81 ,''i-,io'' "11i0' 'iC not>" We ~
| H'",G 1t LOT al l'slI' 1t anu pursC 70 Years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-12-16

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