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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-29
IDTLLS or THE DIDO.
TIE PRESS VIEW.

MYSTERY AFTER TIE Old MANNER.
IA great hall in the house called Burlington; the walls
lccCusiy hung with quaint pictures. Inter CIV 1
Art Critics, that gaze Oh the pictures some Ce'' 4u'
mainly on each other
Thot critic -Nlantegna much doth me excite;
| drop of stated with delight.
This work j. utterly too QJ.tt
marvel manifold.
For mark We how that cncruo3 hca'
Is wrought III gold, picked out WIKI
That other, a. live ly bread,
III req picked out with gold!
Second Cyi,ic-Who is this lovely lady iair' 80
10 boy, my pocket " Lemprel'..
For certainly she must BE- there
lis Lady lActis, this,
That bore Achilles, thc GOO! En2ht
End brings him arinoT Tor TIE "e'''
Prince Nu,caLs sword ana harness
KID cleaning panopiics!
Now sure tins makes Inc M Ike Joy;
Ill write OF that i'm portal boy,
Aud every soul that fought a hoy :;
This VIII paragraph employ,
Much to the pubic bliss!
Third Cr:Gc-Why call We his Rafa'li ..,
The thing is that men cicpc - sen,
Sebastian del IIOmbO well
Had wrought such WO!h Us ms
Or any man provincial @,
That in al lmhrian city sln.,
Sat t0lling in ms painun" aja'l,
Hath done lint or miss.
FORTH Cri'ic-This COMO seems thing immense
To any wight thjt lack, not sense,
And should be bought, a. great eN-
penSc,
For our good GallcIic!
Behold. how pure, how rcVcrcEt.
How IGN the painters grcJ. INTENT
i,iine-Who could not paint the thing he
meant,
Whatever that mote be.
rim C,itc-[Hc trDcth his hack 10 a IerORcSc right
disddiHjH'IgI
Twill We all to wit that Jones
Hath wrought thing in minor tones,
\ maid that kucclcth for the nOneo
Jpon the blessed minister stones:
marvel to behold!
And exc Dan Cupid staudcth by
And hath an arrow 90 let fly
Not Butticclli AIMED So high
Ills hair Is wrought m gold!
!SJN Critc-Of bottled sherry what say We
Oh, Botticci am he
That ccpc- the Grosvenor The Gee
Gee
Nhcrcat folk laugh consume ily,
Together or apart.
But ali TINS little game Is slow,
And mos. to- me that do nor know
Il thank the saints that II Is 80 =
BOrGOue from Carpacc.o.
Nay, forth 10 luncheon lei rs -,
And bear q mcU. heart!
-ILJcuHt -it critics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-29
UH1T UIVISECTION LEIDS TO.
From, me London Spectator.

From The LOHdOh NPc"t''
Fvncrimcuta Using in the interests 81 pathological
science does not seem 10 be cOnHued eNt!isIE,,'S ~
The lover animals In last weeks British He'I'Gt
Journal Mr. Jonathan hutchinson, senior sulArou
IN thc london Hospital dlScoulses aN IplloMH 70 ~
strJnnts ON a plticnt lust cured of sort OF piigdo
of hollis: He was sent in by my friend ana lvlui'l
nuniI DR. Tom Robinson, IN order that ne hieH' W.
cured lOu will say that tile nope OF cure i 'lo
mnrive which brings most Of our patients W.
Trnc. but i'm tbi, instance there was something
more than this. Dr. Robinson could easily h'No
cured him himself but he sent him here IN OIdeI
that might do the miracle OF care under your eyes
and thus clam your belief in the efficacy o. uiu.s.
You will remember his stat, wien a'l,iii'o" ' Ia
was covered from head To foot with bullri Iho
truuk was less severely affected than ms MINUS,
hood etc: on these there was nONlcr Il sI't'V -
VOC, s tLe palm free from bup. and on ire liHuA
Also There were a considerable number. ne .s'
in a miserable condition from pan ana "'na'ifHG;,
The eruption had been out ABOUT ven "H, -. Iii
Affected the mucous membrane OF ms hou'H, q, ~
90 tGo Lin yo, MAJ remember that zee ktpt nm ~
lei tpr Il Etr ddgs ieOre nee U,d Ut ""yt,''i
rand in order that all might see ma me
natural tendency to amclorllloD' rVlC - II,
nrt. th,n without making the ShghttS' ch'ikV ~
di.t we ordered "A few drops of tastelcss soIutr1t
of arsenic 10 be swallowed three times Gay IL
re.ult was that at our next visit, most OF INC ""'
had dried and there were no fresh ones. IL. ,tis
Tho sentences we have ltaclsed Sho" tHa' - -.
unfortunate patient was deliberately hVP, H., ned
nf extreme suffering era days longer IMAM NC ~
have been in order that the students a. thv lila
IIosnitol might improve the occasion Anu iut 80 -,
nninlul experiment, suppose, no license Wa nur
out orNas ncedful. We suspect the suDSoIlpci'1 Ill
various London hospitals would NOT appIu,o ,Ls IN
of his deliberate prOOnging of suffering i4i - tho
tellectual benefit of the students. Du' ..hIch the
kind of attitude toward human patients v, aoimals
habit of experimentalising III tAa torlule "a
is apt TO produce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-29

Whom ne could not understand, than be con-
demDed to remain for a whole wear I'm fhr cani,oi ~
Lorraine. Each year pious pilgrimage Is made
10 me cemetery Of Chambierc where those who fell
az the dlHeren, engagements round the city or who
died IN tue ambulanccs, are slccping awaiting tho
las. summons 10 arms. On this occasion the women
OF Metz thr9ng the church where The funeral mass
i cgebratel, ana then, with wreaths Of immortces
and bouquets of fresh flowers wound ronnd with
cIapefor the uSe Of the national trcolor has been
iorbdden-a long procession weuds its way 10 the
cemetery, where the monument stands with tine fol-
lowing inscription: 1870 In memory Of the
French soldiers who Ced under the walls Of this
city fighting for home and country The women of
Metz TO those whom they nursedw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-29
SWEET D1K.
From anne Tcdr R0und

HUH To IVF 7 TIT IIWIIW,
STAY, sweet Day, for thOu are fair,
Fair, and full, ana calm:
Crowned, through all thy golden hours,
With Loves brightest. richest flowers,
Strong in Faiths mistaken powers,
Blessed in Hopes pure balm.
Stay, what chance and change may wait,
AS you glide away;
Now Is all so glad and bright
Now We breathe in sure delight:
Now we laugh IN iate's de,pitc
Stay with Us, sweet Day.
All, she cannot may not, stop;
All things must decay;
Then with heart, aud head, and will,
Take the joy that fingers still,
Prize the pause IN wrong and Ill,
Prize the passing day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-29

pint Of new milk, salt nutmeg and flour enough 10
permit the spoon to stand upright in the mixture;
add two teaspoonfulsof bakingpOwder and beat un-
til very light. Drop by the dcssertspoontnl lnt9
boiling lard These will not absorb bit OF fat anu
are the least pernicOus Of the dOughnut family
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21
CORR ESP O N D E N C E
WANTS A GOOD OFFICER.
FRosTBURe, Jan. 16, 1882.
To thu NrnINn TnIrpNsT.

FRosTBURe, Jan. 16, 1882.
To the MINING JOURNAL:
The City Council will be called
upon to appoint night policeman in
place of Officer Sullivan, who was dis
charged for misconduct, and as a tax
payer and one who has property to
be protected, would make the fol-
lowing suggestions relative to such
appointment:
/. Secure the services of good, honest,
reliable man.
Q. BY all means appoint man who is
not addicted to drinking
g., Get man who has the respect and
confidence OF the community and one who
will prove q terror to evildoers.
A. Let the Mayor and Council Instruct
him about his duties and should he neglect
to perform them, then reprimand him for
his first offence, ane him for the second
and discharge him for The third.
8. Make him understand that an officer
of the law cannot afford to lounge in bar.
rooms or any where else in fact.
O. II should be his duty to go over the
town ut least twice each night
Z. Pay the officer lining satary.
Such course, / think, ould get
Frostburg a good officer and also one
who would appreciate the dignity of
his position. Give us good officer
or none at all. MERCHANT.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21
Business Locals ,

DNNiuBbS LVCdtSs
Rem0ved..-A. LoEwENsTEIN de-
sires to inform his frienGs and patrons that
he has removed his tailoring depa iment
to his dwelling, corner Mechanic and Tay-
lor streets, where he has every facility for
fixing up the "outer man" in habiliments
fashionable and cheap. Give him cal.
Ready for Business with as
fine and complete asso tmenl of handsome
Fur -iture as can be found in Allegany
county Burial Cas- els and Collins q
spec atty. Ca in and examine my stock
and you will be convinced that am sell
ing furniture that will please YOU.
O. F. NICKEL,
New Warerooms, opposite Marx Vine
lands store, Nam street, Frostburg.
English .ervices will be held
every 1st and 3D. Sunday of each month at
the Welsh Congrt gational Church. You
are invited. D. nj. GEORGE, Pastor.
A LOT OF handsome Dress Goods
at s, 10, 12i and 10 cents, at B. STERN &
Cos dry goods emporium. These goods
are really very cheap.
A VERY large line of black and coored
CasIi as eres f.om 90 CTS. to 81 per yard.
These goods are actually bargain at
B. STERN Il Co.
MEN and boys Clothing reduced
fully 20 per cent at E. STERN g. Co.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21

STRANGE STORY, or, HoaU a Cum
berlank Girl Would Have Stood He1
Ground and Let the Disaster Proceed
The Cumberland Times reportA
An ugly tramp tried to kiss FrOstburg
belle the other day, but she had the pres
ence of mind to raise her foot, and while
he WIS hunting for q ladder to CLINT
over it she made her escape.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21
GENERAL ITEMS.

The Councils Committee On Com
merce and Navigation resolved to
appeal to Congress for $S02,000 for
the Improvement OF the Delaware
river. The official report Of anthra-
cite coal tonnage for the month of
December end the past year has Just
been made public. 1. shows that the
tonnage of the various carrying COM
panies for the month was 2,724, ,726
ions ana for the year 28,500,0l6 tons
an increase Of 5,062,744 tons as COM
pared with the previous year. :
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21
TIE DEAD.

DIED-Janutiy 1, 1882, infant son o.
William and Margaret Conrad, aged II
months.
We watched his breathing through iht
night
His breathing soft and low
AS in his bi east the wave of life
Kept hesving to and fro.
so silently we seemed to speak
So slowly move about,
AS We had lent him half our powers
To exc his being out
Our very hopes belied our fears;
Our fears our hopes beied;
We thought him dying when he slept,
And sleeping when he died.
For when the morn came dim and sad
And chill with winter showers,
His quiet eyelids closed
He had another morn than ours.
w A. g.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21

We commend the entertainments
given by Arthur Love and his pretty
little wife as being the most pleasing
and amusing that las passed
through this section for long time.
The music-vocal and instrumental
was splendid and the impersonations
of Mr Love excellent portrsyals Of
the different people we meet.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21

EoKHARr lrEMs.-Mrs. Gertle Par
ker and Mas Fannie Parker are Wis
iting friends in Marlboro, Va.
Miss Amy Brooks, of Petersburg,
Pa, has been visiting for the past
two weeks, Miss Allie Loar, daughter
of Commissioner Loar.
Mr.. Elijah Loar has received the
sngine for his mill and it is now in
running order.
Mines here working steadily.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21

TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
During last week the following trans
fers, among others, were made in the
clerks office
w. Fl. Evans and wife to Thomas
FarIsday, Jr., lot No. l, block S, in
Beall's first addition to Frostburg
$7oo.
Thomas Farraday, Jr., and wife to
w. Fl. Evans, interest in lot No 6,
block "a, Beall's first addition to
Frostpurg; $1,000.
Daniel Warn and wife and John
Farraday and wife, TO W. u. Evans,
interest in above property $l75.
Edward Donahue and wife TO
Francis Cosgrove, lot No. 4 in lots
laid off by 7. G MoOulloh, executor
of Mary McCulloh, deceased $l,950.
William Bell to Maria Bell, several
pieces of property near Westernport |;
$500.
Robert P. Mason to Conrad CAN'T
property in Frostbur. ; $3.50.
w. Atkinson and wife to Cumber-
land & PENNSYLVANIA railroad COM
pauy, property in Lona aconing; 81 900.
Thomas and Fanny Grimes to JAS
per N. Wilson, property near the
Mt Savase Iron Works 5000.
Fanny S. Robbins to Elizabeth
Burton. property in Frostburg; $3.50.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21

The mining fever still continues to
rage in Bul bingham Co.. Va. TIE
old mines are being worked and new
ones are being opened. The p, respect
of having railroad at an early day
running through the county has i'm
parted new life to everything.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21

HAVING recently received from Vermont
an enormous supply of fine marble, I am
now prepared TO accommodate ali persons
in Allegany county with ANYTHING needed
In tie lire Of TOMbstOnes, Top
ing. Eiantels, &c. Only frs. class
work done at my establishment, An in
spection of my stock and designs is sollc-
tied. A. III. AMIcK,
10 and 12 s. Centre Street,
Cumberland,
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21

A LEAnvI, rE dispatch says Richard
Wheat y. part owner of the Ironside
mine, was killed Thursday of last
week by an explosion of giant pow
der.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21

HAIL eighty-two, fair child of time,
What brlngest thou in thy quiverG
Is't love or hate, or wealth or want,
t)r veal or woe foreverf
Whatever may your course through life,
Howe'er your p ans ale fsted,
Take this advice from eighty-one,
Yonng man, get vaccinated.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21
is q member.

In his weekly reports to parents
Mr. V. B. johnson observes perfect
cauior. There is no CLOSING over OF
statement, or fattering representa-
tions Of progress, but the truth is told
in sententious style. "Review of
grammar last Friday unsatisfactory, "
said he in one of his reports for last
week. That is precisely the sort Of
information the careful parent desires,
not that 'verything is always lovely.
The result is-psrents are enabled to
supplement his efforts with whatever
i, needed in the way of encourage
ment or reproof-t5e puril advances
and patrons get the worth Of their
money. So happily hiss this system
operated that We haar from all sides
words of satisfaction with his prsoti-
cal, systematic methods Of imparting
instruction, and with the actual pro-
gress the school is making
With such such a school in our
midst it is absolute folly to send boys
and girls to expensive places abroad,
where, removed from tho oversight
and restraints of home, more corrup-
tion ia imbibed than education.
There is room for few more pupils
in Mr.. Johnson's school.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21

"CADMUs" writes an interesting
news letter from Cumberland. No
space lsft. Write again better luck
next time perhaps.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21
New Business Locals

FRANK &. BEALL, "The" Hardware and
Stove Man, keeps the best and largest
stock of Wooden ware in town.
Give him cal
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21

FINE and large assortment of Hard
ware and Stoves, sure to please, can
he found at Frank g. BealPs "Mammoth"
Hardware and Stove House.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21
TIE Baltimore Times ascended las

TIE Baltimore Times ascended last
Saturday. Ballasted with colonel
pungents and captain brilliants, taken
from deposits of question: BILE tai
snt all the way from New York to
Colorado, nevertheless it went up.
The balloon is in heaven the sand re-
nainsi they will never meet again.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21

MAERIED.-At the Presbyterian
Parsonage, Wednesday evening, 18th
inst, Ly Rev. D. D. Jei. kins, B. D., Mr..
ARTHUR B. LARaENT and Miss ANNE
LLEwELLYN, both Of this place.
On January 10, 1882, in the Ger
man Lutheran Church, by Rev. A.
Homrighaus, Mr.. PHILIP PFEIFFER
and Miss MARY E. MARSHALL. The
party after the ceremonies repaired
to the brides home at Eckhart where
the numerous friends partook of a
sumptuous repast and enjoyed the
evening very agreeably. They were
also complimented with a sererade
by the Arion Band Of which the g. oom
is member.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21

CIRCUIT Court In the Circuit
Court Monday Judge Psarre rresi-
ding, the suit brought by Robert O.
McOulloh against the Blsea Avon
Coal company for alleged tresspass
on the plaintiffs coal lands was ter
minated by a verdict of $S.70025
fer plaintiff. The defendants appeal.
ed.
The trial of Michael Flanagan
for manslaughtsr in killing Col. Han.
son Brown near Lona,oning last
August, was commenced Tuesday and
ended Thursday with a verdict c.
Eanslaugter.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21

AcKNowLEDGEMENT.-F. D. Morri-
son, Esq Superintendent ofthe Mary
land Institution for the Blind, sends
US the Nineteenth Report of that In
stitutIon. He refers in it 10 the
visit Of some of the pupils to Frost
burg and other PLACES Last May and
says: I'VE were everywhere treated
with marked kindness and attention"
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21
SMALL-Pox REMEpy.-A

SMALL-Pox REMEDy.-A writer in
the Liverpool (Eng.) Mercury says
that the worst case of smallpox can
be cured in three days simply by the
uee of a sufficient quantity of cream of
tartar dissolved in II pint Of hot water
and drank at intervals when cold
He adds that it is a sure cure and
never leaves a mark behind.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21

The fact that you have an enemy
is proof that you are somebody.
Wishy- -washy, empty, worthless peo-
pie never have enemies. Men who
never move pever run against any
thing and when a man is thoroughly =
dead and utterly buried, nothing ever
runs against him. To be run IS ainst,
is proof of existence and position; to
run against something is proof of
motion.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21

Do YOU want a good whip or Horse
Collar ? Fra @. Beall sells them
che Iper than the cheapest.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21

A 800 on BIBLE PRIzE.-The pub
fishers of Ru,ledge's Monthly in the
prize puzzle department of their
Mo"thy for February offer the fol-
lowing easy way for some one to make
$4,000:
To the person telling which is the
shortest verse in the Old Testament
Scriptures by February 10th, 1882,
We will give $4,000 in gold as prize.
The money will be forwarded to the
winner Febi uary 18th, 1882. Thoee
who try for the prize must Rend 20cts
in silver (no postage stamps taken)
with their answer, for which they
will receive the March number of the
Monhly, in which will be published
the name and addres CT The winner
of the prize. with the correct answer
thereto. Cut this out; it may be
worth 800 90 to you. Address. Rut.
ledge Publishing Company, Easton,
Pa.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21

SOMEBODY ls charging Postmaster
johnson, of Cumberland, with using
his paper to advance his claims for
re-appointment. These, and some
others probably, found fault with US
last fall for doing the same thing.
The suggestion is unworthy OF enter
tainmsnt for moment; in fact, it is
very silly.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21

FRIENDSHIP In the forenoon OF
life man has an idea that it would
take 'aighty big church to hold
his friends, if they should all he
drawn to the same sanctuary at the
same time. But ere the dentist has
put in his second set of teeth he has
about come to the conclusion that one
OF the short pews near the stove
would not be crowded if they shouid
all sit down together to warm their
feet.
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21

THERE Is q ripple OF agitation ever
the MARYLAND and VIRGINIA boundary
:. Z. .r.I
."o' 'e0
urant ana parts Oh hanpsnlre anu
Hardy counties, rightfully belong TO
this State, and it has become neces-
sarv that we shonld have them, (D
tnat Western Maryiahu may bain
some Importance as a portion OF the
State. and (2) that we may get a
conores,;onaI district nm here of re-
,,l hr;no tbano i,
sFectaoIe shape. IIco 10 oIluso 'nonn AZ
The editor of the Cumberland Ne,CS
was In Washing gton, ID. q, last Monday
ana ie9sea IN On tne ua''eau u euo aiTUa Tra,
settles i II. The assassin of President Cur.
field must stretch hemp.-Lonaconing
IFnlSs.
Whenever you enter Gulteau's plea call
US IS 2 witness In your pehah'-oumoer-
aGuitean,s n,e.~ ia ..irsniration. - Call
us too -Frostburg JOURNAL.
We meant the plea entered by scoville
We accent the amendment. So that,
between the Ners and ourseIf, we believe
we will get tine Pal'ey Times off'-Frost-
ourg JOURNAL,
lona n'S 40 nh" ihs Gnitean trial"Cumbe rIand
Neses.
That's because you were not content lot
u.s. as 'ne e aa.se' Sulu, % 70 nv Vic ''S' ''''
And sti,l there ia 90 va, no news fnoose)
at the end of this.-Cumberland Neos
Milton says "evil news rides a fast horse
gooa news goes SLOW OF woius ~ , .ua'
s.', si0y y, ,h;, ' thin" nnt,, ,ve G"'tsou a,no
,ndr-Frostbure To1rnyA1
Let scovilIe md soon end this thing
Cumberland Meas
hanged II our respeceiui ho8gin
ism ! most TOO tnlck 10 get tna1 pro-
lane pun tnrougn. leil 0co'iiie u
give us some porter
TIE trouble at Homecoming over a
short, narrow neck of land ought tc
be deeply regretted as the forerunnes
of one of those sanRuinary railroad
wars on account of which our county
has won wide celebrity. 1t was hoped
all occasion for war had forever
passed that peace, blessed peace, hat
spread her meek wings over oul
heroes that the sword had been CON
| verted into a plow-shars and the
| spear into a pruning-hook that the
| ambulance corps had been discharged
| and the yellow flag lowered from the
| hospital. 1t was only on the 9Th C
| November last (may We never FORGE
it y that the brave contestants SHOOK
hands over the bloody cbasm, swapped
slobbsrs, drank slop out of an o. L. D
trough, exchanged Aeas and waited
for the glorious result. The telegraph
and the telephone, those inventions
of amity no less renowned for achieve.
ment than the enginery of war
speedily told how the Blucher O.
West Cumberland had rushed 10 the
aid of Wellington. on the east fanl
of the great city. The allies swepI
the field; like Blepheim, "it was 6
rlorious victory |" But ere the fair
the landsoans or the rsinvenatiuo
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21
ALLAN LIN. Z
STEAM BETWEEN
Observation-Disclosures

Calling at
Ekt FAX and QUEENSTOWN.
Each way.
fhcs8,,a. lid Screw Steamers of the above
E4aaav vg2.i run as follows.
From
Tons. Baltimore.
$500. NOVA SCOTIAN. ia n 10
For Liverpool VIA Halifax and
St. Johns, N. #.
1884. =. .HIBERNTAN. Jan. 28
For Liverpool direct.
And thereafter from Baltimore every fort
night.
All steamers are appointed to leave Bal
timore at a. m, on their advertised
dates.
Steerage Passageto or from Liverpool
Londonderry, Glasgow Queenstow wn, Bel
fast, Bristol, Cardiff, &C., at Lowest
Rate. Very best accommodations for
Steerage and intermediate Passengers.
Anexperienced surgeon attacl ed to each
vessel, intermediate and Steeragc steward
esses carried by each steamer for the pur-
pose of attending to the wants of the fe-
males and children. For further particu-
lars or passage tickets to and from Great
Britain, apply to
A. SCH UMACHER & CO., Baltimore;
IN Frostburg to j. JANDORF,
Jan 7-y Main Street
Frostburg mining journal., 1882-01-21
TRUSTEES SALE
or
Real Estate In FrOstburg & Eckhart.

DY VIRTUE Of decree of tho Circuit
ID Court for Allegsny County as a
Court OF Equity PASSED in cause wherein
Won H. Evans and THIS. G. McCulloh,
executors, are cnnplainants, and Cha les
H. Davis ct al, defendants, being No. 3017
Equity IN said Court, the undersigned,
trustee appointed by said decree will offer
al public sale in front Oi the Grand Central
Hotel in the town Of Frost burg On
Saturday, Feb. 11th, 1882.
AT II O'CLOCK, A. NJ,
All the following REAL ESTATE:
1. All that parcel of land comprising Lots
Nos. Z and of the lots laid off on the
farm of ohm Neff at Eckhart mines,
and particularly described in deed from
sa d John Neff and wife 10 John M. Da-
Wis, dated February nth, 1868, and rec.
olded in Llber H. r., No. ~, folio 80,
&c, one of the land records of said
county. Said two lots constitute one
property which IS improved bya
Small Frame Dwelling House.
2. All that property in the town of FROST
burg, comprising Lots Nos. 1902, 1O3 and
104 in McCuIlohs addition to Frostburg.
Said lots constitute one property, which
fronts 1856 feet on Green street and has
depth of 1856 feet 10 18Th Alley, and is
improved bya
Frame Dwelling House.
TERMS OF SALE: One-h If cash and
balance in SIX mon ts Tue deferred ay-