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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-03-04
ATTENTION..
A Few Facts
EASILY VERIFIED BY ExAMINATIoN
No EIGgSer0ti0ns!
THE EehRUTH TELLS!
you HI We II CHANCE
Splendid Goods
At NLUEi

Ladies and Gentlemen's Scsrfs and Silk
Handkerchief in prices from as cents to IS
zach, and in such variety as to almost bewii-
d4ryou. Buy one and compare the quality
and price with your neighbor who has bought
elsewhere. Ladies' Neckties in Lace and
Silk; Gsntlemen's Ties and fiat Scarfs; the
assortment in these is unbrokeh and eompri-
ses the newest things in market
Ladies and Gentlemen's fine Kid Gloves
the most varied and complete in the county !;
nothing is more suitable for present than a
pair of new gloves.
Nubias, Broche Shawls, Blanket Shavls,
Breakfast Shswls, Wool Scsrfs for Boys and
Men from 10 cents to So.
Pocket Books and small wares in sbund-
sAce.
Splendid qualities in Black Silks from IS
cents to Sa a yard, guaranteed not to cut, and
We offer our "a Silks during the Holidays for
fi.75, in dress pattern lengths. We have
Silk Fringcs and Passementeres TO suit; all
the Trimmings in superb qualities furnished
On the spot
You have chance to buy Ladies' Jackets,
Goats and Dolmans fully onc-hfth less than
last year, and you have the chance to select
from stock the most varied, extensive and
complete to be found in the State outside OF
Baltimore city.
Don't forget that you are doing yourself
great injustice to buy any of these goods with
cut looking through ours.
We can show invoices for additions to our
aock Of Dolmans, Jackets and Goats every
week during the season, direct from the man
xfacturep. Our prices range
For Coats from "a 50 to $40 90
Jackets from sooto IA 90
Doman. from 500 to ~ so
Trimmed in Plush Velvet, Passementsre and
Fur, exclusively for city trade.
A lady desiring suitable articles for Christ
mas Presents can easily obtain pretty good
idea by looking through our establishment
We will cheerfully do our part if the ladies
will do theirs.
Many good bargain is obtained and many
q good sale gets itself made by looking and
showing.
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SUDDEN DEATu.-Mrs Amelia N.
Edwards, while setting at her tea
table last Friday evening was strick- n
with paralysis of the left side and
apoplexy, and expired jusl nike hours
after taken. The deceased was the
wife of Mr.. Philip G. Edwards and
the mother of three children. She
has only been in this @, unt-y four
months, having coms from Canons
town, Cornwall, Eng. Her husband
is brother of Walter Edwards, Esq,
Of this place, and by whom he is en-
ployed, and also OF Rev. John
Edwards, OF Westminster, this Stste.
Her funeral took place last Sunday
afternoon and was attended by large
numl er OF friends and acquantanc 6
to whom she had become ende4rei
by Der religious chan acter and loving
kindness.
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PERg0NAL.--Mre. Sammone ano
her daughter, Miss Mary, have been
visiting relatives in this place.
Peter McMahon, Esq, returned to
his home in Eckhart last Saturday
from the West.
Mr.. A. Loewenstsin has permanent.
ly located in Grantsville where he
will conduct he tailoring business.
Davissoa Armstrong, Esq, has been
appointed to succeed Mr.. O. A. Greene
in the clerical position held by him
prior to tho death of his father. Mr.
Armstrong accepted at once and en-
tered upon his duties last Monday
He is capable and efficient, and the
company will find him valuable
officer.
The position made vacant in Ball,
Bsush & Co.'S store by Mr.. Arm.
strong's promotion was offered to an
accepted by Mr.. John N. Benson.
His agreeable manners, with some
experiences az salesman, will make
him an acceptable successor of Mr..
Armstrong
Mr.. Warren Dslano, jr., of Mt Saw
age, will shortly remove to New
York.
Mr.. ]. Il. Arnold, Of this place, 10
exhibiting his Siphon clo,k down the
creek,
Rev. John Edwards, Of Westminster,
Nd, and brother of Walter Edwards,
Esq., of this place, was in town Mon
day.
Mr.. John Sloan, a former resident
OF Homecoming. now citizen of Val
paraiao, Ind, was married last Tues.
day in tho town of his adoption.
DR.. John Wilbur, graduate of a
New York University. is stopping at
the Grand Central Hotel, in this town.
His stav here will be short and those
afflicted with any of the numerous
diseases imam is heir tt" should call
and have q consultation with linn.
He brings with him several diplomas
and melals, also strong testimoni ais
from places he has visited and
treated successfully. He makes a
specially of treating cross-eyes and
diseases of the head, throat, lungs,
liver, stomach, &c. Last Monday
and Tuesday he delivered lectures
at Psul's Opera House which were
greatly enjoyed by large audiences
present. Ga the stage with him was
his dog Dandy" from the stomach
Of which he removed sometime since
large cancer and in lieu thereof
inserted a silver plate, which BY the
way is the only case of its kind ever
performed.
Mr.. John zeiler has boon appointed
constable in District No. IL.
Hon. T. V. Powderiy, Grand Mas
ter Workman Of the Knights Of
L Dor OF North America, has been
reelected Mayor CT Scranton, Pa,
by largely increased majority over
his former vote.
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MORTGAGEES' SALE.

FINDER and by virtue of powers con.
~ tailed in Il mortgage Fl I'M Frederick
Rowe to us. Curtin NJ Graham and Sarah
Wright, bearing date the Both day of Oc-
,Oher, in the year 1871, and recorded in
Liber IL. r., No. 30, folio 3O4, one of the
land records Of Allegany county, we will
offer at public sale in front OF the Grand
Central House on Union (or Mann street
in the town Of .Frostburg, Md, ON
Saturday, March III, 1859,
AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. NJ,
Ali those Lois VI land lying and
being in Allegsny county una Stale oi
N'ryland, Know and designated as
Lots Mes. 81 AID Is i'll the Town Of
Granaint0B,
Ana which SID io,g wers conveyed to tho
sail Frederick Rowe by Curtin N. GIa.
ham and wife aud Saral Wright by
deed bearing date October Both, 1871.
Terms cf sac Cash ON the day of sac.
CURTIN NJ. GRAHAM,
SARAH WRIGHT,
FEB ISIS Mortgages.
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SSh'io al AiOoSSi III rIbSlpuiSt VII
1hursday, March ., 1882,
AT 1880 A. NJ,
Of not previously sold at private sale)
All that part Of the Real Estate of
the Frost's heirs ying in Froslburg, AL
legany county and State of Maryl md,
designated upon the plat OF sail real
e-tate, flied in No. 1898 Equity in tho
Circuit Court for Allegany county, as
Lots Nos. 2, s and 8,
AS conveyed heretofore by Daniel 9
Bruce AMI Nelson Beall, trustees, to
Frederick Hody, Archibald Stewart and
Joseph Nichols by deed of September
23d, 1879, and recorded in Llbrr II. r.,
No. 81, folio 81, &C., one of the land
records of said Allesany county.
These lots have a frontage on Orman
street of 60 feet and depth OF 165 fe, t,
and are improved by THREE FRAME
BUILDINGS, centrally located.
Terms Of Sdle-Ono.t cash one-thiri
in nine months, and one third in eighteen
months The purchaser to give notes for
deferred payments with security to be APP
proved by the Undersigned.
j. p. WILLARD,
WIN, WlTHERS,
Feb Isis Committee.
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The German Lutheran Church fair
closed last Wednesday evening after
a most succsasful run of ten nights.
Mr.. John Rephaun, Of Eckhsrt, was
the successful contestant for the gun
and Mr.. u. Stinemsn for the watch.
The Mastodan orchestra added very
materially to the pleasure of each
evening with its splendid music.
TIE chuich made handsome profit
from the sale of goods in the fair
room.
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ORPHANS CouRT.-At the session
of Tuesd sy-
Letters tesla mentsry on the estate of
Henry Trimble were granted 10 Joseph
Porter; bond $1,000.
A. B. Shaw, guardian to a. @ Shaw
settled bis twelfth account
e. Carey, was appointed guardian to W.
Fl. Carey; bond $4,000.
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Frostburg, March |, 1882.
Ready for Business

ReHUy IOr BUSIheSS with as
tine and complete 1850 tmenl Of handsome
Fur .iture as can he found in Allegany
county. Burial Cas- els and Collins
spec atty. Ca ] in and examine my stock
and you will be convinced that all. SELL
ihg furniture that will please YOU.
G. F. NICKEL,
New Wsrerooms, opposite Marx Vine
lands store, Main street, Fr,stburg.
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AcKNowLEDGMzNTs.-Hon's VIM
Brace, John Fatkin, B. L. Turner and
@. F. Hetzel, continue to favor us with
legislative documents.
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LEaIsLATIvr.-A bill to punish
minors in Allegany county, between
the ages Of ID and 81 years, for false
representation of their age in pur-
chasing liquor by fl ne Of $40 to $25
and costs of prosecution, passed the
House Tuesday.
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TIE sIcK.-Mrs. Bridget Drum, of
fompey, and Messrs. R. K. Wimbrow
and Jacob Thrasher, Of this place, are
very ill,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-03-04

THE winter months have passed
and March came in last Wednesday
wet and ugly.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-03-04

The Land Lsague will hereafter
meet the third Sunday of each month
in For ester's Hall.
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EcKHART ITEMS Mr. John L.
Holsinper, of Broadway, Rockingham
county, Va, is visiting his son David,
OF this place. The old gentleman is
hale and hearty and in his 18th year.
Mr.. William Kirby, of Portersville,
has FIVE children seriously ill of pneu-
monia. Mr.. George Porter, of the
same place, has one sick also.
Considerable excitement prevailed
10 Eckhart Tuesday morning over the
announcement that the Clea field men
were on strike. Investigation proved
tue rumor TO be without foundation.
CORRECTIONS. Frank Willet's age
was given us last week incorrectly.
1t should have been 81, not 40 years.
We are glad TO rote that he is rapidly
recovering from the injuries received
by falling over the bank near the
Midlothian switch last Sunday week.
In tie Land League contributions
published ia tho JOURNAL of the 18th
ult, Mes~rs. Joseph Moody and JAMES
Sloan were credited with only SO
each. 1t should have been SIS.
BORDER SHAFT school mas sds-
pended owing to the Lack of attend
ance on the part OF q number OF
scholars.
LAST Wedne day was the annive.-
saiy Of The patron saint of Wales, st.
David.
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PRESENTATION TO A MINIsrE

PRESENTATION TO A MINISTER
AND HIS W1FE.-The lady members
of the M. E. Church presented to the
pastor, Rev. ]. P. Wilson, Thursday
evening. a maga.faent gold watch
Of the E!gin pattern. The preseuta-
tion speech was made by R. W. Mason,
Esq who, in few well-timed remarks
euloglstic of the pastor, handed him
the souvenir of their affection for him.
His good lady was also remembered
with basket Of flowers in which was
an envelope containing a number of
gold pieces. Mr. Wilson leaves for
Conference next Tuesday and will
preach mis- farewell sermon tomorrow
Sunday evening. He takes with
him the good wishes of the entire
community IN his new field of labor.
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MINING NoTEs.--Work has been
somewhat slack this week at Allegsny,
Ocean, Eckhart and Hoffman mines.
Midlothian miners resumed work
nondou
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-03-04

The mouth. organ fever seems tc
have struck in on our boys.
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The LION AND THE LAMB, ETC.
TIE Maryland coal company has eff.
fectsd an arrangement whereby a
portion Ct the coal shipped by them
over the Georges Creek and Cumber.
land road is to be sent to Underwater
over the Baltimore and Ohio road.
The srranb emeat went into effect
Monday being the first coal received
for shipment by the Baltimore and
Ohio road from the Georges Greek
and Cumberland road. Tie shipments
average from $50 to 200 tons daily.
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NO MORE HARD WORK
IN
SCRUBbING YOUR FLOOR.

THE undersigned announces to the
| public that he is now engaged IN man
ufcturng and introducing a patent scrub
bi g brus the IN, rils of which IRE UNI re-
cedented. The person using it stands ~
right, without putting in the dirty water,
which, when the floor is clean is lifted NY
Al attachment of the brush. Il is guar, n
tced to thoroughly clean and dry floor IN
remarkably short time, with little labor.
This la or-saging invention is meeting
with great succ So. as trial convinces the
most fastidi0us. Liberal discounts to the
trade. 0ruers respectfully solicited.
D.S FATELY,
Mar 4-1y FIR. stburg, Md.
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We hare been preparing
for several weeks and are
nolO re0du.
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New Advertisements.
CARD OF THANKS.

WYE take this mcthod Of thanking the
w citizens of Frostburg and vicinity for
the liberal patronage extended to the fair
recently held by the mel. bers and congre-
CATION nfth German Lu heran Church,
and would state that good sun was
realized FAIR COMMITTEE.
Mara Ait
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FooaY, disagreeable weather during
the first Of this week.
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SOMETHING New IN THE WAY OF

SOMETHING New IN THE WAY OF
ADJUSTMENTS. some time past
there has been a growing complaint
against the travelling companies Of
so-called dramatic artists" who have
visited our town. Very often their
performances were below the mediocre
Of amateurs again, the female per-
formers were in several instances de-
cidedly questionable in character
and morals. To do away with this
grievance and secure for the amuse-
ment and instruction of our citizens
fitet-class performances snd reputable
actors and actresses, arrangements
have been made by responsible
gentleman, of this place, Whereby
UGH results can be OBJ ained. Odd
Fellows Opera House has been en-
gagged for ne night each month of the
year Tor instructive and pleasing en-.
tertainments, including lectures, trag-
edies, dramas, comedies. opsr,s, e..
This action will no doubt result il
re leving our citizens from such an.
noysuces as Uncle Toms Cabin,
Ten Nights In Barroom" and other
like fraudulent representations as
tEey have been afflicted with. As
an opening to these rich intellectual
treats the great colored orator, Hon.
Frederick Douglass, OF Washington,
D. O., will be introduced on the 9th
inst. This gentleman has gained q
national reputation as lecturer and
public speaker equal to the best and
will no doubt 6ll the house to reple.
ton. His subject will DO "Sslf-Made
! Men, which the press pro ounce a
mastery effort, full Of psthos, humor
! and instruction. Reserved seats will
be placed on sale next week. For par
ticulars see posters.
RELIGIOUS NoTEs.-R,v. H. l..
VanCleve a Biipadler General under
Gen. Rosencrans during the late war,
delivered temperance sermon in the
English Lutheran Church last Sun
day evening. 1t was spoken Of as
an excellent effort.
A series Of meetings will com nenes
in tile Eckhart Baptist Church next
Monday evening and will continue
about eight days. They will be co.,
Quoted by Rev. R E. Morgan. Of
Connellsville, assisted probably by
Rev. James R. Brown, a fol- mer pastor
in Eckhart.
The Baltimore Gazette reports that
Rev. G G. Baker will probably sue
coed Mr.. Waterman as presiding ell
der, and that Rev. Samuel Rogers,
presiding ell Ter Of the Baltimore dis
trict, M. E Church, South, will likely
exchange places with MIR. Smithson.
Services will be held every Wed.
neaday and FRIDAY evenings during
Lent at St. Johns Episcopal Church.
The Sunday School connected with
the M. L Church, South, held their
missionary anniversary last evening.
The missionary anniversary Of the
M. E. Sundaj School y as held in the
main room last Sunday afternoon.
The room WAS tasttfu.ly trimmed
with ev rg.ee y, & TIE amoun,
r Used by the Sch oil was $le] a..d hv
the lch $3.50; u-akiug a grand total
of $247.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

1T having been freely circulated that Mr.
G. Roht. Cooper assisted me in making
up the financi report of the corporation,
allow me to say that such is not the case
l was assisted by no one. ! he report to
T. at effect Is a base fall ehood go't up by
some DEGRADED liar to injure Inc, anu as 1t
con promises Mr.. Cooptr's business integ-
rity as well ns my own it is necessary that
it should be stopped. FRED. BLPLER
Mar II
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A Successful Operation on

Gross ~ es, This is 10 certify that I
have been crnss-tyed ever since | was
born, and that called Oh DR.. WILBUR a.
the Gland Central House vino informed
me he coulS make my eyes rs straight as
any mans il he world. He operated on
them and in three minutes icade them per-
fe,aly straight. would alvlse all persons
who have cross-eyes to so and get the
Doctor 10 make them STRAIGHT.
JACOB PREssMAN.
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New Business Locals.

DOUGLAS G. PERCY rE-s with pride TO
his stock Of Wall Paper, beng the
finest ever brought To this ur any other
t'wn. He esp clal!y desires tLat his Va
rietes in this line of goods should care
'ully AMI exclusively ms ected before the
purchaser looks elsewhere.
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Six funerals In this vicinity this
week.
The Land Lsague will hereafter
meet the third Sunday of each month
in Fol- sster's Hall.
TIE sIoK.-Mrs. Bridget Drum, of
fompey. and Messrs. R. K. Wimbrow
and Jacob Thrasher, Of this place, al re
very i'll.
MERCANTILE MATTERs.-Mr. Peter
LasEmert, of Eckhsrt, has purchased
The grocery establishment of William
Coyner, Esq, corner Main street and
Myers alley and will continue at the
old stand.
Messrs. F. O. Bsall & Co., have
bought out the grocery establish.
ment of G. W, 0isr, Esq. AMI will
hereafter conduct first class grocery
store.
The room formerly occupied by
Messrs. Fl. B. Colborn & Co. as b
tailoring establishment. has been taken
by W. L. Amman, Esq, who has fitted
he place up handsomely for the pur.
pose of conducting the stationery bus
mess. Mr.. Amman, we know, will
gain good trade through his per
aonal popularity, and we wish him
every success in his new enter Prise.
DIED-In this town, Wednesday.
March l. 1852. WILLIAM G. MoM1L-
Lam, aged about 10 months, only
child of Archibald and Elizabeth
Mcmillan.
In Barton, Feb. %. 1882, Mis-.
AGNES MCDONALD, aged SO years.
The deceased was the mother OF Arch
ibald Mcdonald, Esq, superintendent
Of the Swanton coal company.
At Hoffman Hollow, Sunday, Goth
ult., Mrs JACOBS, aged about IS years,
wifi, OF James Jacobs, Esq, engineer
at Eokhart Slope.
In Lonaconing, Saturday, Feb. 25,
1882, JAMES PETER, aged two months,
son of Thomas Chambers.
At Ocean mine, Tuesday, Feb. %,
1852, Mr.. JOSEPH ROBERTSON, aged
SIS years. The deceased left widow
and seven children. His remains
were inferred in this place Thurs
day.
Mr.. Solomon Hansell lost an eigh,
teen months old daughter this week.
Near Eckhart Mines. Feb 81, 1882.
ELIZABETH, wife OF William Miller,
aged 40 years. The dec east d leaves
a large family to mourn her loss.
She was inferred in Rose Meadow
Cemetery.
The Coal Trade Journal reports
cars very scarce III Clear6eld, with no
prospects Of an increase. Prices Fl m;
in Baltimore and Philadelphia 1878
per ton; New York $525. Georgep
CreeS coal rates the same prlc 3. Tie
same paper reports:
No doubt an effort will be made to Sc
cure for the Cumberland operators tate
of wages not higher than that paid in the
Clea field region. There should he ca nal
lily, as large portion of The coa that is
produced ente competitive markets.
In the ssme come. ton the New
York Coal says:
There Is better supply of cars, but the
prices of this clsss of coal do not decline
This is due to the fact that it is now pretty
well understood that the Cumberland cp-
crate have made very strong uuisn Tor
the purpose nj reducing the price of min
ing to 80 cents per ton and other labor TO \
basis resembling that in force in other coal
mining districts. There has been great
lack of union among the producers of
Cumberland coal for many years past, but
in this effort we believe that they in end 10
win. They res ize that the battle has to
be made some day, ard look up the
present time as the NEST adyant ,geous.
1t is said that an sdvaEce o, freight on
the Pennsylvania railroad dated from
Thursday.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the I'M
~ dersigned will petition the County
Commissioners at their first meeting mex;
after the end of thirty d'ys from the date
hereof, to lay out and open County Road
from Frostburg to Pompey Smash, leav.
ing the National Turnpike near the Gene.
terry gate, and passing through the lands
of the Consolidation Coal Company and
G. M. Graham & Co, and following as
near as practicable the footpath from a
point near said Cemetery gate to a lane
near Piney Woods, thea across the hill to
the BIZ or Vale Meadow; then aloLg the
line of the Georges Creek and Cunber.
land railroad anu the depot at Pompey
Smash; then into sad village.
HITCHlNS BROS,
VIM. II. KOCH,
N. S. Frost,
Fer, 4-5t A. j, WILSON
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Six funerals In this vicinity this
week.
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MARKET NoTEs.-The following
quotations partially represent the coat
of l;vino in tbis 90 f,op.
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MORTGAGEES' S.ALE.

NDER and by virtue OF pDwers
" contained in two mortgages from Ed
wald II. Davies and Charlotte Davies, his
wife, to us, Curtin NJ. Graham anu Sarah
Wright, one bearing date the 18th day oi
Aprll, 1872, and reco. deu among the Land
Records OF AIiegany county IN Liter III. L.,
No. 81, folio ITO, aud one Ueai my date The
10th day OF November, 1875, and recorued
IN Llber L. l. No 45, fplio 597, ON of said
rec ds, we will. offer ut public sale in front
of the Grand Central House on Union Tor
Main) street, IN the town of FrosLburg,
Md, on
Saturday, March III, tSS2,
AT II O'CLOCK, A NJ,
All those Improved Lots of Land
lying and beng i'll Allegaay county and
State OF Maryland, known and di.tlu-
gulsLeq as
Lots Nos. IL and IL in the town of
GrahamtOd,
Laid out by the said Curtin NJ. Graham
and Sarah Wright, and fronting on
Wright street In said town, and which
Lots were conveyed 10 the said Edward
III. Davies by the said Cultin NJ. Graham
and wife and Sarah Wright by deed da.
ted April 18th, 1872.
Terms Of saId-Cash on the day OF sale.
CURTIN NJ. GRAHAM,
SARAH WRIGHT,
Feb ISIS Mortpa oepa
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Il iscellausous Adye, tisements.
For Sale.

A NY person desiring to purchase .
"a wclle lablishcd GROCERY business.
ehgib.y located, will do well to inquire of
tie editor OF this paper. Feb 70
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ATTEN ION |!

THE undersigned is prepared to call
sales of Real Estate, Person
al arh Household Property,
stock, &c VIII ais, atterd ublic
Vendues CHARGES MoDERATE. Infor'
nation respecting sales of all kinds cheer
fully furnished. Address or apply to
@. ROBT. COOPER,
March 4-tf Frostburs, Nd.
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SALE OF VALUABLE
Town Property
IN FROSTBURG.

ANHE Queen City Perpetual Building
Association of Cumberland, Nd viii
sell at public sale in from, of the Graud
Central House, in Frostburg, on