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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-10
baltimore 6 Ohio Railroad.
WINTER SoHED ULE.

10 and sne- Nor. %, 1881, trains will leav,
-, sp..ag Ran, as follows:
FAST BoUND.
~. -. Passenger .--..... S.53 A. NJ.
NJ. s.. FIT & Passg r,.-.. 1914 A. NJ.
y, IS. Express. SOC p. NJ
~. Al. Freight & PassI'r. COL =. NJ.
WEST BOUND.
rv- Freight 4 Passg'r. .-.7,52 A. NJ.
\, 81 Freight e Passeng ll.58 A. NJ.
E5l4. Passenger 2.4i Z. NJ.
x,2}4i Il Extra Daily.
T. II. c. NORTON. AGENT.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-10

Let all the Oh bachelors look over
orr weekly lisi Of marriages willie they
are sewing on suspender buttons win
out any beoswax on ,heic thread
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-10

Our physicians are vaccins:ing, a.
the saying e, hight and left,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-10

r.s.,, Lpdg-. No. 81, A. F. & A. M., meet
..,,,3 81 Friday ia each month.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-10

| hal severe attacks Of gravel and
kidney trouble: T4s unable - &c: any
medicine or doctor to cure me until |
used Hop BiIteTs, and they cured me in
short time.-A Distinguished Lawyer
of Wayne CO., \. Y.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-10

A,,sosrondeut Of the Page Courier
-ieg from Mmksviile, says The cop
.sr mre near lL5re is yielding orc
rr. hom eighty dollars to one hun
81. dollars gur ton.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-10
1889.

Ba1per's TOytn6 People.
An Illustrated weskly-ls Pages.
Suited to Boys and C:rls Of from six to Six
tetO Years OF Age
Volume III, commences November !, 1891.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-10

$500 per year can be easily ma Ie al
hnna working for =. G. Rjdeout g Co,
10 barclay Street, Nsw York. Send
for th,ir Catalogue and full particulars.
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At his res.dCUce. in the Old FIells
Hardy county. ou Monday lust. the 9Th
inst after a severe ilirc-s, JACoB VAN.
METER, D~q, IN tie 20 II year az IA, ace.
Mr. NaumetGr was one o. tie 81 'e cit
Y ns Of the county in Which ns lived
aud Sas aa.ectoed most highly. Tc was
th1 last InGUber Of that f.n,i.y o. Yao.
meters. Ms. Fur, bis sister. hayinp
gone before 'in Jut a few uays.
AI the residence Of her sob-in-,aw
Ar Joan iLoUnGsG, on Jersey Nom
tain, tbs cJu3ty, on ths 9Th INST. after
a proirac' ~ lime 5, Srs krZIAB Ran
NELLIE. coGsJrt CT the late JOHN Raa
neiis, IN the 18th year OF her a,e. She
VAS u consistent member OF the Pres
oYte'lAn CHURCH for many years and
has gone TO reap Ter great reward.
AZ her home near frankfort. Mineral
county, on tie 3tsJ tit, Ms. Betsy
FURH wife Of Numrol Fur, Esq, ana
sistsr II the late Mrs. David Gnsun. OF
TINS VIC nifty aged 81 ears. Mrs. Fur.
or "AuHt Be,sy' as she was called by
80 many, Is associated With All that il
gooI hers vas a life IF usefulness aud
Kindness.
'Hozanaa to Jess OF high.
Another has entered her ret
Another 5ss scsped 10 The sLy,
AID lodged ia lnu iuucl's bteisi--
The son' Of Our sitter is gore
To heish,ss tbs riumph above
Exalted 10 Jesus throne.
And c'isFcs To- the srms Of his love"
Near Petersburg, Grant county. Jan.
oary 23iH,o! Ery-ipela-. tlAHyIy Noon.
lniaE, son OF isaac ". and SalHe Sbaba.
aged . months FDd Is days. After q
pz'Hiui Illness OF II DAYS. The spirit a
The iil'le sufferer took iis Eight to swse d.
u sleep ib The arms u the Father Who
gave % for so short time. We feel
iha' cur loss is b.5 gain. and are COM
lCftsd by lhe blessed word Suffer lit.
Tie children to come unto ne for OF
such ~ Che kingdom Of heayeu. NJ.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-10

parUeiu ana family, the house where
he was born AID home at Mentor. sam.
pie Copy Free. Ad!ress
TIE YOUNG FOLKS CIRCLE.
Cleveland, 0.
Being pursued by bull, O Michigan
man had presence OF mind to discharge
some tobacco jaice into tile animals
ewes AMI thereby escaped death. Don't
let anybody make you telioye tobacco
is unhealthy.
BY actual merit the famous substance,
St. Jacobs Oil, has steadily won its way
until it is to-day the Natl NAL remedy
FOR rhou natism. Lawyers. phy siciana.
claTgymen all uae 1t. Cincinnati co.
hio) Daily Enquirer.
Let all the Oh bachelors lock over
orr weekly list OF marriages while they
are sewing on suspender buttons win
out any beoswax on theic thread
$500 per year can be easily ma lie al
home working for Z. G. Rjdeout g Co.,
10 barclay Street, Nsw York. Send
for th-ir Catalogue and rul! particulars.
hal severe attacks Of gravel and
kidney trouble: T4s unable - &c. any
medicine or doctor to cure me until
used Hop Eisters, ana they cured me IN
short time.-A Distinguished Lawyer
of Wayne Con- y. Y.
Some men say they are too poor TO
take u newspaper al two dollars yea
.tEis reminds IA e the man -ho rot oil
lis nose - save pocket handkorchie;s.
The local press Of Tunkbannocb, Pa.
in sPeakiGg of the increasing pruspcri-
~ OF the town end b, ,l.ug out Induce
meni9 for emigration tti,hcr, says IN
solemn earnest: "Aji oar hnusca arc
oocnrie !; even our jail has four in.
mates"
OS TEnTY Day. TrIAI.-We will
send Dr. Dyc'4 Celebrated E'nctro-Vul-
| taic Be.;s and other Electro App,ian-
| ceS on trial for thirty days 20 youug
| men and ol.'cr persons who arc aGl!ct-
ed with Nervous Debility, Lost Vitality.
etc, guaranteeing speeiy relief and
complete restoration Of vi.0r and man.
hood, Also Tor Rheuna;i~m. Neural
gia, Paralysis, liver ana Kidney Diff
cu!ties, Ruptures. AMI many other dis.
eases. illustrated pomphlet sen, free.
AL ircss NOltaic Belt Co., MatshlH
u ehigan.
We were visited with biz snow
on Saturday last. II began falling
before day and continued until after
darI, ON the evening Of that day. Gov.
ering The earth To- the depth Of from
sixteen TO eighteen inches.
The Circuit Court for this County
is in session, Judge Armstrong. IRE,
siding. Tie foreign LAWYERS i'm at
tendance are Geo r. Price. g. ".
DALEY WIN. a. WEIGH, and Benz.
Daley, Esq'rs.
The Sacrament OF the Lords Cupper
will tie administered I'm the Prcsby.
f"rl9n JHrr'h ~ EOmnCv. on the 81
Sabbath Of Feb 19th). Besides The
usual preparatory services beginning
ON the Friday preceding at " o'clock.
! j. w., there will be q Prayermocting
held in the lecture Room. at 3 o'clock
| =. NJ. ON Wednesday and on each
afternoon thereafter during the week
G.. w. FINLEY,
FEB. 10, 1852. Pastor
FINAL NETTING.
According TO agreement nv ths auar
/ terly conference of The w. =. Church
South, held in Rom0ey. on The 28fh of
Jaanuaty last, n final meeting vqs or
dcred TO he held in the NJ. M. Church.
South. IN tile place. 20 hslf pset 10 o.
clock on saturday, the 2j,h ~ Februs-
rv. II is earnestly hoped all interested
will bc uroearf on Tho 1rsasf1D so ca 20
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-10

Some men say they are too poor TO
take a newspaper At two dollars yea g..
This reminds IA &C the man ~ho rot oil
lis nose 10 save pocket handkorchie;s
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-10
FINAL NETTING.

According 10 agreement nv The ausr.
terly conference ~ ibe ". =. Church.
South, held in Romney. on The 2S'h Of
Jaanuaty last, final meeting vqs or
dcred TO he held ia the NJ. M. Church.
South, In tile place. 20 hslf pset 10 o.
clock, on saturday. the 25th ~ Februa-
~. tis earnestly hoped alI interested
will DC present on tho occasion. so a. 10
close The business for this wear
STEWARDS,
February 10, 1882.
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: sale @f six thousand acres of land
Can e'Unty, il is stated, has been
3 g. Hy j. ID McCLENAuAM, OF
|s, 20 JOSEPH SPRIGG. Esq, of
.".i, Hardy county, for ten tlou-
t..l "a ! a..
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1882-02-10

Ar W. j WILSON. formerly OF this
. and for len years past Cashier OF
hiHm'e snd Ohio Railroad Coz
81 Cumberland. has sent in lis
".on %. hat office, to take effect
'.Il A.r. w, we understand, in,
,ea 90 ergag' in ether business.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-01-28
A
FARM FOR SALE
wii be sold at Tlallc sale In front Of Joseph
French's Hotel Pena's Grove, on

VIII be sold at Tualic sale In iron, Of Joseph
o. French's Hotel. Pena's Grove, on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY g. 1851.
at 2 O'Clock p. M, all that valuable Farm. sit
mated in the Township Of Upper Penn's Neck,
Salem County, n, j., " milss aboys the vii
lsge Of Penn's Grove, ard bounded on the
West by tho DslaWare river and on the East
BY tie Delaware River Railroad,
CONTAINING $50 ACREsi
there being about IS acres Of meatow equally
Ee.d for grain as well as hay, sad produced
he present scason IS hushel ~ corn and over
iSo ton OF hay to the acre, showing teir con.
dition and proving they arc the life ot . farm in
making itself supporting In point Of manure
The upland IS a rich sandy loom In q good
state Of cultivation and very productive. suit
able for grain and Truck.
Ihc improvements are n u Room Dwelling
with al the modern oonyenisucrs, - COOL wall
uf water enclosed, barn 35xeO hay house SOxl6
COW stalls and shedding built new last year,
crib house, Ice house and rotatoe ccller are
among the imoroyIments This farm is enc OF
The finest end best Iocatad in tho country ans
is In a condition to make molAy without an
outlay Of money for improvements and 's well
worthy the attention Of armers and capitalists
There can he n platform erected so the tenant
need not cat his produce Of the place TO ship
them to any point. Conditions easy, as only
part OF the money IS wanted.
n. B.-The reasons for selling. The Sub
scriber is uaacquainied with farming and pro-
poses TO increase his business IN merchandis-
Ing. For further information, apply to
JOHN NJ. SPRINGER, on the place, or
S. II. LEAP, Penn's Grove.
w, A, CASPER Auct,o e.r
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-01-28
GUITEhU the ASSASSIN

The Crime-Iss Csuses and its Consequences
SIaiwartism n explained On the Witness stand
by Hon Jams g. RziGs Graphic Exciting
scenes in Court Attempts upon thr AS~.sSn'S
Life Sketches 81 the PTlnric2l Characters en-
gagged in this RoVs1EAnsOHs CrimiHai Trial
9,o,a peoqle sSait Ia 2nxisgy tie Evidence
ia thiS the E2ssi ~4eluarSaNle Trial in American
History.
ia FV%Ey tNEr. THERE ARE
AGF NN' MILLIONS IN IT. Send 50 eLs
WANTGn - suiHt zu& secure t~-TFssrFy 4:
aErs ACRES Union TCB
FISHING 90 E5s2axP
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-01-28
o Saviour / do love theel" lie often
reDeatpd the yprSp

o Saviour / do love theel" lie often
repeated the verse
"ohi what are all my 1nGerings here,
Il Lord thou couAt me meet;
Win tbet enrapturcd host TO sppc1r,
Aud Worship az Fly feet"
He thus passed over to the heavenly
shore In victory, on January 10, 1892.
His funeral took place in Pennsville
NJ. Is. ChSrch on Friday. January 18th,
Reys. G.. II. Neal, J.. b. Turpin, i. j..
%Lippencott and II. Torn, taking pant
in the services. The congregation was
large and greatly affected. At Peuns-
vile brother was universally loved
aud esteemed, and the people of Penns-
Vile are entitled to the honor and grut
itude OF every member % the New Jer-
sey Conference, for the noble manner
in which they cared for brother East
lack and his family in their sore trial,
and the tender affection and esteem in
which they constantly regarded him.
His remains were taken to Nantua
and Ouriad, after appropriate services
conducted by DR.. j. Il. Graw, over
forty ministers being present.
J. j. TURPrN.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-01-28

The Commissioner of Pensions has
issued the following ruling governing
the issue Of pensions:
when it is shown that a soldier was
captured in the line Of duty audit APP
pears that he VAS afterwards an in,
mate Of IA rebel prison, AID has not
Siece been heard from, his dath shah
lie pvesumedto have occurred in the
service and line of duty; and the dan
after lie was iasl seen or heard from
may he accepted as The date OF death.
When Il anlears that the soldier
was sound at h dais oS his capture
in the line OF duty, ard that lie WAS
Disabled as alleged al the date Of his
release from rs6e! Prison the origin of
said disability msy lie assumed TO have
been in the Strsies and in line OF duty,
provided said disease WAS incident 10
the service or 10 s0ch Imprisonment
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-01-28

NE - S00asr day ST home. Samples worth
10 S1U free. Address FINs0% ~.
fVrtlSAd, NAME,
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-01-28
EMPLOYMENT
FOR ALL
To Sell RausehaId Article.

The poor as we'll As therioh, the old as
well as the YOUNG, the wife, as well as the
husband. the young. pr.ideR as well as the
young man, the girl as well as the boy,
may just as well earn a few dollars in
honest employment, rs TO sit around the
house and wait for others to earn it for
them We can give you employmedt, all
lifetime, or during your spare hcursonly;
travelling, o. in your w neighborhood,
among your friends and a-cguaintances.
II You do not care for employment, we
can impart valuable information to v II
free ofeOSt. 1t viii cost you only one
cent fora Postal card 10 write for our
Prospectus and it may be the means Of
making you ! good many dollars,
Do not neglect this opportunity. You
do not have TO invest a large sam of
money, and run a great risk of loosing it.
You will neadily see that it will be an
easy matter 10 IA axe from sl0, sls0
! week, and establish a lucrative, and
independent busiaess, honorable straight
forward and profitable, Attend % this
matter NOW, for there is MONEY IN ]
for all who engage with MS We will
surprise yon and you win Sondes why
you neNer wrote to US before. VIZ SEND
FULL PA0TIcuLARs FREE. address
BUCKEYE MFG co,
Name this paper) Marion. Ohio.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-01-28
Il AN AL PLAyRn orr.,,

is a common CEN Ia LIT. If you feelso
get a package Of hidney-Wort and
rake it and you viii al nee feel its
tonic pave, II icuew the healthy
action of The kidneys, bowels and liver
and thus reStores he nStuIa. lie and
5 yength 10 the weary body. Get box
aud US i, a 4nee.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-01-28
RESTAURANT.

The subscribers wsuld inform thei
many friends and the public generally,
that they have opened a restaurant in
ELKfNTON'S BUILDING,
wheis they exrec, to keep OH hand con-
stahtls and furnish, at short notice
everything kept III a first class restaur-
ant, such rs Oysters, Ice cream, &c.
So Meals furnished when desired. So
AND CLANS, WHEN DESIRED.
SPARKS &LATTON.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-01-28
Gard to THE
PUBLIC.

We take this OPP
portunity. to inform
our patrons and the
Public in general
that we have a full
stock of. everything
pertaining to a first
a country store.
we do not sell
goods at less than
cost, unless, as it
happens sometimes
we have goods ON
hand that have de-
preclafeu IN value,
but, we claim to sell
them al AS small a
profit as possible.
Thank ul for past
favors we will en-
deavor to merit a
continuance of the
Coms and see US.
v. H, DENNY { BR0r
FOOT OF HARMONY STREET,
PENIS GROVE.
The Penn's Grove record., 1882-01-28

wASrE TO- the Bssi AVID
Selins Pictorial Books aud Bibles
Prces reduced So per cent. Natiosul Publish
ing Co, rhila., "a.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-03-11
GENERAL ITEMS.

Coal AND LABOR ITEMS Few
realize v ha, an enormous amount Of
power IS stored up in coal, and how
little We really utilize. Professor
Rogers has put it neatly thus Ths
dynamic value Of one pound of good
steam coal is equivalent to the
work Of a man day, and u rec tom
are equivalent tn twenty years harh
work ior three hundred days to the
year. The usual estimate OF u OUT
io1t &c. N is, that IL will yield one
ton Of good coal for every square yard,
or about 5000 toms for each acre.
Each square mile will tLen contain
8 100000 tons, which, in their to u!
ca, sclly for tie production oi power,
are equal 10 the labor Of oves one
million able bodied men for twenty
years.
One redeeming feature, so far as
the consumption of coal is concerned,
is that, while the demand for Ones
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-03-11
A HALF i.OZEN REASONS.

FRosTBuRG, MD, March 8, 1882.
To the MINING JOURNAL:
There are ak reasons why Senator
Parsons school bill should ass both
Houses of cur Legislature:
/. Because judges OF high standing %
jurists ave declare the present mode OF
appointing school commissioners anconstt-
tuti0ndi
2. Because all the judges damn or con-
denim 1t according to the style of each in
using "expletiy. S."
3. Because the time Is ripe when change
tended with danger to the efficiency OF the
system.
Because appointments by the COVER
nor are more likely to be acceptable to the
people than by judges.
8. Because law which canno' compel
the judges 10 act is defective public poll
cy, tLen, demands change.
@. Because the chief Judge OF this Judicial
district, having refused Tor years to act, the
law has often been imperative, the two
associate judges being unable to agree.
If there be counties in the State sat-
isfed with the present mode Of ap-
,polntment they can have no good res-
son to withhold the needed relief
in this judicial district. Let them
enact laa comforting the power Of
appointment of school commissioners
uron the governor for this or any
other judicial district where one or
more Of the judges decline to per orm
the act. ScHoLAsTIoos.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-03-11
New Business Locals.
NEW spring Dress Goods at
B. STERN & Co.'S.
BUSINESS Locals,

MEMS Sheridan Mining Shoes, made by
Batchelo J, price $l.60; soil at $500 every
where else. Call and Inspect my stock.
g. HARTMAN
FRANK G. BEALL, "Thr" Hardware and
Stove Man, keeps the best and largest
stocl of WOOdenware in town.
Give him call.
Ready for Business with as
nuc and complete asso lmen' of handsome
Fur iiure H. can he found in AlleGany
county. Burial CHS ets anil C"ftlns q
SPEC ally Gu in nd expmlne my stock
aud you will he eonviucco that an SELL
ing furniture that will please y"u
g. F NICKEL.
New Warerroms opposite Marx Vine.
lands store, Nam street, FL stbars
Do YOU want agood u hipol Horse
Collar? Fra k G. Beal sells them
cne per timn the cheapest
A VERY lsrg, line of black and tolotpf
lmshn eres f.om 30 cts. 10 81 per yard.
These goods are actually u bargain nj
B. STERN u Co.
DOUGLAS G Percy ssS-s VITA pride 10
his stocs o Wall Paper, b,ing he
finest ever brought Iq this or any other
,wn. H, esp, clul y desires tat hi va
rieties In this line Of goods should lie care
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-03-11

tic purposes has been very small, that
for manufacturing has been and con-
III ues very heavy. In all derart-
neuts of industry, the reports of tie
volume of business during the past
and for the future are extremely SAT
lsfactory. The coal trade, of course,
will share in this activity.
The Oumbei land and Clear6eld mi
ners are still schemlng fol an aggI ess-
i've movement Tor an advance Of wa
ges, and it 10 believed the movement
of the knights OF Labor organization
will yet terminate in grand and gen
eral labyr upheaval IN all the bltumi F.
nous reducing districts.
Ii is us less to deny that, in many
secriora of tho country, the l.bo'
question 10 becoming very serious
one, and itis not likely that an sdju't
mant will be rss he'd Sithout severe
struggles. Troubles are brewing IN
almos, every ore OF the ieajlnS dis
trict,,
There ia very good demand for
hituminoua coal, hut prices do not I'D
vance AZ The s.tua, ion woH.d aprar
enllv warrant. We quote Vt $4 600
10; cars are in better suppIy.-NeN
Yo:k Coal.
Bitumlnous not particularly active
except that some parties, in anticiPa
ton of short supply OF Cumberl nd,
ara shopping around. The weekly
tonnage Keeps up fairly, and we
notice an increase in the output in the
Elk Garden is'rict, where wages
are less than along the Georges Creek.
The operators along the Greek have
gwen notice that the reduction In
wages shall date from the fifteenth
instant. We notice that the local
papers in the interest Of the minere,
think that the equalization OF wages
should be made by the m n In the
C!earfeld region den landing sixty
five cents. We hardly think THU
pcheme viii work as the msn there
have gone through a severe lock- out,
be ide they are well employed all
the year. Tolls on Clearfeld coal
have been sdvanced. and coal to
Amboy now pays SO 20; add the
other expenses and take the value of
he coal at, say $l25 at the mines,
there is moi much chance for less than
$500 alongside at New York At
Philadelphia, it ought to bring $4 90.
In spite OF all these facts and figures
we hear of sales that cut these calcu-
lations to shreds Coal Trade Jour
31nL
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-03-11
"CIVIS" SPEAK s.

FRosTBUpa, March 0, 1882.
To the MINING JOURNAL:
The young men OF Frostburg would
respectfully suggest the name of }
Adam Laemmsrt, Esq, for Mayor
whose efficiency and ability are too
we'll known to require any comment
at our hands, feeling assured he
would receive the support of both
political PARTIES, And fox Council
men in keeping with the above nom.
ination we would sugf est the follow
ing gentlemen O. Melvin McCu.loh,
Noah skidmors, jr,, D. G. Percy.
William Vogtman of John, Samnel
Smith and William Payne. C1v1s.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-03-11
THE TIME FOR WORK.

FRosTBuRa, Md, Mar. 8, 1882.
To t. MINING JOURNAL:
As the municipal election is sp-
preaching it is time the taxpayers
were looking around to gee that we
get men fit for the position to be
filled in a lew weeks. Let ua select
good men who will look to our inter
ests as taxpayers. This thing has
been carried oil ss farce org
enough it Is now time hat Il xpaY-
ers will have to do something. There
are some men spoken Of already who
have not two i,3ess above rotte"
oyster. Let US stop such horsenee
aud turn out to the prima'y and aelect
our b, ct mel. II We don't do this
the boys will run the primary and set
who tpey wart. They hays done It
and will do it again. If We don't do
,mething | proE ose ticket like this
For Adyor-Enoch elise.
For Couac lmen-- George Hoskins, Jos
Jandorf, D. j Briz, George Boettner, VIM.
Oats, Walter Edwards.
TlXpAYER
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-03-11
Commissioners Meeting.

OFFICE OF THE Coz STY COMMISSIONERS
OF ALIEaANY COUNTY,
CUMBERLAND, Md, March z, 1882.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
~ the Cemmiss oners OF Allcgany
county will meet at their Office, in the
Coult House, en-
MoDday, ApriI 10, 1882,
10 continue in session during the week,
and longer, should business require. for
the purpose of hearing appeals, making
transfers upon the county assessment
books and transacling su, h other business
as may properly come before them.
All ersons desirii & t. eir assessments
corrected are hereby net fed to appear at
this &C. sion, as no alteration in assess.
ments will b. made on said bucks after the
adjournment OF the ensuing regular APP
peal term. l.. II. DEWITT,
Mar lid Clerk 10 Commissioners.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-03-11

LET everything be done with mod
GRAFTON /; let good sense and temperate
talk prevail let cool wisdom guide,
and calm judgment determine. These
rules of conduct will never lead
astray nor result In regrets when the
campaign is over.
THERE Is an advance of twenty cents
in tolls on the coal via B. &. o, and coal
is quoted at $3.50 a. Bal,imore.-CoaI
Trade Journal.
Issue another pronunciamento.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-03-11
CORRESPON DEN C +
rs NOT 4 CANDIDATE.
FRosTEJEG, March 4, 1888

FRosTEUEG, March 4, 1882
To the MINING JOURNAL:
S,sing my name mentioned in thu
JOURNAL Of this date by soms party
or parties as being snlt bic csudi.
taie for tho Msyorslty Of this town,
but with all due respect !or the party
who suggested my name, | re-
srectfu!ly decline h. honor, believing
that the people can make selsc'ioG
Of q more suitable indicate.
Respectfully yours,
WILLIAM McLucKIE, sR.