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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-04-08

to Frostburg this week was ovr genial
friends John H. jones, Esq, Of
Westernport, and Mr.. Andrew Pat
rick, Of Franklin. The last named
gentleman recently lost an attractive
little son of five years from dip.
iberia.
There has been complete change
Of management Of the Ohio Central
coal company, the Ohio Central rail-
Rad assuming charge on the LIST inst.
Our old friend, Thomas Corcoran, has
been appointed Superintendent Of
Mines, with headquarters at Corning,
Ohio. We congratulate him.
We have received a copy of J. Frank
Lewis & Co.'S Maryland Directory for
1888 compendious and reliable
record Of cities, towns, counties and
business men of the State.
At recent meeting of Davitt
Branch, Of this place, John Burns was
elected a delegate to the National
Land League convention, which meets
in Washington nextweek.
Charles Sullivan left for the West
Monday.
Mr.. John Gerlach will shortly COM
msnoe the erection of two-story
frame dwelling on Frost avenue.
The new pastor Of the M. E. Church,
Rev. J. P. Wright, is greatly pleased
with his charge and the many kind
attentions shown him by the mem
bers of the church. The Ladies
Mite Society invaded the rarso-
mage few days since and laid very
handsome carpets in the rooms and
also employed a paper.hanser to
place upon the walls beautiful de.
sign of wall paper.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-04-08

persons are long way on the road to
the gigantic notion that the world
was designed and created with sim
liar object. Both views are politi-
cally and scripturally erroneous.
Returning to the subject more
closely, the fact remains that good
wages are better for the people than
poor wages. The advocates of low
wages are living examples against
low wages. These have most idle
time upon their hands--thsse whose
money multiplies by force Of interest
drawn from investments which are
more profitable as labor is chespensd.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-04-08

PRESIDENT ARTHUR has vetoed the
bill prohibiting the immigration Of
Chinese to this country
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-04-08

OFFICERS OF REaIsTRArIoN.-The
following officers of registration for
this county have been appointed by
the Governor and confirmed by the
Senate District, No. l, J. T. Nc
Knight; 2, Francis Dsrksy, jr.; 8,
Owen McElfsh; 4, o. M. Schindel
5, j. Geo. Flurahutz; 6, s. Sprigg
Lynn ; 7, N. F. Rawlings 8, j. T.
Right; 8, Michael Naughton 10,
Patrick Grove; II, John L. Porter
IL, George H. Arnold IL, James
Stephens IA, John s. Craigen; Is,
B. P. Woods. There are several
changes. In district, No. 8, J. T.
Right succeeds J. S. Miller; in No.
0, NJ. Naughton succeeds o. G. Bar
chus, appointed Justice of the Peace ;
in No. 10, Patrick Grove succeeds
John Moran in No. Is, B. P. Woods
succeeds Edward Shockey.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-04-08
GENERAL ITEMS.

SMALL SAv1Nas.-The man who
saves something every year is on the
road to prosperity. 1t may not be
possible to save much if not, save
little. Do not think that dollar or
a dime is too small sum to lay by.
Everybody knows how little expendi-
lures get away with large sums. But
few seem to know that the rule is one
that works both ways. If dime
spent here and a dollar there soon
makes large hole in mans income,
so do dimes and dollars laid away
soon become visible and respectable
accumulation. In this country any
man may make himself independent,
or keep himself under the harrow for
life, according as he wastes or spends
his small change. How many things
do individuals and families buy they
do not need, or cannot afford. Think
twice before you spend that little
coin. Do not be stingy or mean, but
also do not be foolishly self-indulgent.
The self-indulgent person is far more
likely 10 become ungenerous than the
self-denying one. The money wasted
on hurtful things aloue-the medi.
cines and drugs we mingle withour di-
ct in the form of tea, tobacco, alchohol
and the like-stand on the very
threshold of prosperity, and bar the
tens of thousands to home in their
old age.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-04-08
MORTGAGEE'S SALE OF
REAL ESTATE
IN FROS1BURG. MD.

FINDER and by virtue of a power OF
u sale contained in mortgage from
Henry Schaub and Sophia Schaub, his
wife, to George Tenant, dated May 30th,
1876, and recorded among the land records
of Allegany county in Liber T. L., No. Al,
folios 295, &C., the said George Tenant,
the mortgage therein named, will sell at
public sale to the highest bidder in front OF
VIM. Payne 6 Cos store in Frostburg,
Maryland, on
Monday, April IL, 1882,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-04-08
2-story Frame Building,

Containing one large store-room occupied
by M. JandorO one room Occupied as a
snoe shop by George Hocking) and ten
comfortable dwelling rooms occupied by
Mr.. Schaub. Also large stable ON back
lot with a ten-foot alley In rear, and well
OF excellent water on the premises and
will be sold free Of prior incumbrancek
Terms Of Sa'e--C,,sh.
GEORGE REMNANT,
Mar 26-td Mortgages.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-04-08

VENNoR says that with to-day "gen.
eral signs of an advanced season will
appear. Easter week will open fine,
warm and dry weather with cold
winds about middle of the week, but
not much rain. Altogether a fair,
warm to hot week" This is denied
by Baltimore astro- meterologist who
says several of the governing infu-
ences such as beer.glasses, etc., are in
the sign Taurus, which rules the throat,
portending much moisture.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-04-08

ELEGANCE AND PuRITY.-Ladies
who appreciate elegance and purity
are using Parker's Hair Balaam. It
is the best article sold for restoring
gray hair to its original color, beauty
and lustre.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-04-08
$50 REWARD-

Will be paid for evidence that will lead to
the arrest and conviction of person or per-
sons who hereafter deface or injure the
property above named.
April 1-2m THOS. Fl. PAUL.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-04-08

The stockholders OF the Atlantic
and Georges Greek consolidated coal
company, ]. Fl. Taylor, president,
held meeting and after amending
their charter so as to allow them to
operate outside the State, ratified
the purchase made by Messrs. Simon
Rosenberg and E. S. Mayor, direc-
tors, from Alex. Shaw and II. G..
Davis, of a tract of coal land in
Mineral County, West Virginia. The
new mine is on the West Virginia
Central and Pittsburg railroad, seven
miles from Piedmont, W. Va.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-04-08

LATEST NEws.-Thursday's Balti-
more Star reports the liberation OF
all but four of the "Irish- American
suspects" Among them is Mr..
Boynton.
The President has nominated Hon 8
II. M. Teller, of Colorado, for Sscre-
tary of the Interior, and w. E.
Chandler, of New HamF sLire, for
Secretary of the Navy.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-04-08

Poor help ruined the Chicago
Telephone Company and the stock
holders now wish that they employed
competent persons and paid them
fair salaries. More than one buei-
ness enterprise has been ruined ly
cheap help, but never until it is ire
trievably gone can its promoters see
where they have made the mistake.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-04-08

WHEN Boston girl is presented
with a boquet she says: "0h, how
delicious.y sweet. Its fragrance i'm
penetrates the entire atmosphere Of
the room" A "down-east" girl sim
ply says "It smells scrumptious
thanks, Reuben"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-04-08

A CLEAR complexion can be had
by every lady who will use Parker's
Ginger Tonic. Regulating the inter-
nal organs and purifying the blood, 1t
quickly removes pimples and gives a
healthy bloom to the cheek. Read
about it in another column.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-14
A Boys Composition.
WINTER.

Winter is the coolest season OF the
year, because it Comes in winter mos!-
". liz some countries winte. comes
in the summer, and then it is very
pleasant. | wish winter came in sum
mcr in this country then we could e"
skating barefoot and slide down hill
in linen ,rowscrs. We could snow
ball without our fingers getting cold,
and men who 20 out sleghlng w1nldn't
have to stop at every tavern as the!
do now. 1t s,ows more in winter than
any other season oi the year. TINS is
because So many cutters and slelghs
are made then Water that is left out
doors is apt TO freeze. Some folks
takes in their wells and cisterns on II
cold night and keep them by the ire,
50 they don't lrerz Skating is a
great fun in winter. Tue boys get
their skates OF when tho river is no
Zen over. and race, play tag, break
through the ice and get wet all over.
They get drowned sometimes and are
brought rome all dripping, VIII ch
makes their mother scold, getting Wa
ter all over the carpet in tho front
room. A wicked boy stole my skates
once aud ran off with them. and |
cnldl't catch him. Mother said new
er mind, Judgment will overtakc liir'.
Well, If judgement does, judgement
will have to he pretty lively on his
legs, for that boy runs bully. There
amt much sleigh riding except in win
ter. Folks don't seem t. care about
1t in warm weather Snuwballing i
another winter sport. | have snow
hailed in summer, but we used rotten
aud hard apples. 1t isn't so amusing
as it is in winter somehow.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-14

smoke and no steam, and where Coal
will only be visible in the immediate
vicinity of the pit. Electricity VIII
light our streets, gas Will cook our
dinner, aud driving power VIII he lald
on by wilc wherever il is wanted
There will be ~ pollution Of rivers,
for every waste product will be 'itlllz'
lied, and the sulplurnns fumes winch
have converted whole Counties lnto
scenes Of dark desoIation will he en-
ployed in making the wilderness I"
blossom, as the rose, and in restoring
fertility to our exhausted y il. In
n ,rt, science at Last will begin to
Danish all the manifold denominations
ly VIII CT, the black age" ni manuiac-
TIRES has dcfacci the beauty OF our
land 1t is not before time Pail
Mall Gazette.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-14
A Frank Confession,

Wattcrsut, editor OF the Louis, lille
Courirr-J mrnal, has been mp in Ohio
stamping for Frank l1urd. We give
below All extract FROM his speech de-
llivered at Toledo, which contains some
frank confessions that few Democrats
express aloud though perhaps may
feel:
Il am afraid Of too long dnmina-
ton OF any party. The Democratic
Organization, which started on mis-
sim Of human freedom and national
development, as the defender Ut The
Constitution and the Uni"n, the enemy
Of close corporations, class legislation,
patricianism, olgarcism. and snmpin-
AIRY laws, AZ the party Of progress aud
reform, grow and grew in popular ia
vor until, after long lease Of power,
| it threw over the doctrines Of Jetfel-
son and the p,ecepts Of Jackson, be.
came the organ Of oligarcism. the ad-
vocate Of slavery, the promoter OF a
weak, costly, splendid. and corrupt
government, and finally it got 80 pow
erfnl as to make its exit from p,wer
the signal for the greatest and most
useless war OF modern times. | saw
all this. was victim to it; for
loved the Union and | hated slavery
and yet, with thousands Of other
young men Of tho time, was borne
down in tie vortex and made-not hy
Democratic principles or traditions
but Ivy irresistible conditions created
by the devil Of party spirit--to raise
a sacriigious hand against the flag
and the honor IT my Country"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-14
How to Tell when Eggs are Eggs

a good egg will sink i'll water.
A boiled egg which is done will dry
quickly on the shell when taken from
the kettle.
After an egg has lain day or more
the shell comes off easily when boiled
Eggs which have been packed ia
lime look stained and show the action
Of the lime on the surface.
a fresh egg has Il Iimc-like surface
to it's shell.
Stale eggs are CLASSY and smooth
of surface.
Eggs packed in bran for long time
smell and taste nusty.
With the aid of the hands and 4
piece of paper rolled in flannel shape
and held toward the light, tn human
eye can look through en- egg, shell and
ALL
If an egg is clean and golden in ap
pearance when held to the light, it i.
good, ii dark and spotted, it is bad.
The badness Of AN egg can some,
times be told Ivy shaking near the hot
der's ear, but the test is dan@erou:
one.
Thin shells are caused by a lack o
gravel, etc. among the laying hens
Many devices have been tested /,
keep eggs fresh. but the less time a,
egg is kept the better for the egg al,
he one that eats it.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-14
The steam Engine Doomed.

VIA ever else may su.vive in the
future, DR.. Siemens is certain that the
steam engine is doomed. Its fate is
first to be confined t" the driving Of
large dynamo machines, which will
distribute force at present supplied 10y
a myriad small and wastcful steam en-
gines, and then to DC superseded alto
gether by the as engine. Gas and
electricity may DO mutually hostile,
but they are to unite their forces in
order to extirnate the steam engine.
The objectionable sin Of the steam
engine is waste. Even the best Of
them consume two pounds Of coal per
horsepower per houi; whereas, says
DR. Siemcns, when the gas producer
has taken the place Of the dangerous
steam boiler, it will not take one pound
of coal to drvel one horse power for
one hour But before gas haniShcS
steam it will supercede coal as tie
agent for the development Of steam.
pound of gas gives forth exactly
twice the heat Of "a pound of Goa and
even this may be improved upon. 10
burn raw coal is to sqnander our in
| |, h.
startling figures to prove that the by
products of the coal annually used in
gas making are worth three million
sterling tuore than the coal used in
producing them, without allowing any.
thing for tile value of the gas. Be-
sides the products already realized
100, 600 tons Of sulphur are now was,
ted every year. which may yet be CON.
verted into source of Income. By
abolshing the use Of raw Coal, Dr.
ISicmens maintains that science, as
with some magicaa's wand, will "ban.
ish the black pail Of smoke which
hangs over our great cities, and re
store to them pure air, bright sunshin,
aud blue skies"
Nor shall we even have to suffer as
compensation from the multiplication
of enormous gasoneters. The Goa
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1882-11-14
Poslomct Hours.

II ring week Jays until further MOTTO
the osiofiee VII ne ept open from seven
A. NJ. until ninv p A
) ndays from haif}ast twelve to one
aud from ION, until sly z. NJ.
MONEY oRDLk BUSINESS.
The Money Order Office win moi I've
opened at all on Sunday; and no None
Order business win be transacted on SoI
ur'lays after four O'clock Nj.
>. q. SILSBY,
i'"'i'o Ni1y' Oec ~ io'o' Postmaster
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As far as one violates Law he wastes


Good nutrtivc vigpr is the founda.
ton Of good health.
Lieutenant Danenhower has accept
ed about twenty Invitations to deliver
his Arctic lecture.
Elk Senator Sharon has a barn on
his new homestead IN California which
cost over $50,
The grand staircase in the new Ho-
tel dc Vile. Of Paris, will have 100
steps !, + Carrari marble, each Of which
will Cost $50.
S. A. Reav's, Who is now in Tucson.
has announced that he has claim,
under an old Spanish grant, on one
tenth Of the land Of Arizona Territory
There are 6l0 NAMES Of Chinamen
on the rolls of Sabbath schools in New
York and Brooklyn, and the average
attendance is 33l.
The total Of our national debt now
is ST. 800, $50 2SS, Of which 81 ,42l ,34l
$50 draws interest amounting to ST..
2l9,Tl2 per an,lnm. The debt Oct. l.,
was Sal, 1874, 237 less than it was July
the Isl.
Boone, la has a plucky yonng wo-
man who picked up her finger after
she had cut it off with u Ratchet, stuck
it OH in the old place and delayed" it
with court plaster so that it grew on
''ust as good as new And she didu't
get it ON upside down either.
Commissioner Mcfarland says, rel
tive to locating soldiers homesteads,
that the Land Office does not constrne
the law so as to require the tracts en-
tered to be contiguous. In regard "a
homesieads, he holds that it il a funda-
mental principle Of law that entries
shall be made only fur the occupier's
ben,i fit.
DR.. Denkcr, of St. Petersburg treats
diphlheria by first giving laxative
aud when its operation has ceased he
gives cold drinks acidulatcd with by
dranic acid and then gargle Of lin,
water and hot milk in equal parts ev
cry two hours. His method has beer
very successful
The scales for weighing gold in tn,
assay Office at New York are so del
icate that, when brought to a balance
with two pieces of paper of eqna
size in the pans, the mere writing of
name on one of the pieces of pape vii
add enough weight in the paper t,
turn the scales in it's favor
The Rothschids are virtual owner
of one fifth of the fertile land in th
Delta of the Nile. Their share il
Egyptian bonds is popularity estimates
at $4,000, 1000. An enviuus anti Sc
mite calculates, that the income q
Baron Wilhelm Ro,hschlld is ahou
R2S per hour. or nine shilIings pc
minnie.
When an editor makes a mistake i
his paper all the world sees it and call
him liar. When private ciiize
makes mistake nobody knows it eA
ocpt few trends and they com
around and ask the editor to keep
opt of the paper When the privat
citizen dies, the editor is asked t
write of all his good qualities an
leave out the bad. When the edito
dies The private citizen says, "No'
that old liar will get his deserts."-
Toll City Derrick.
Dick Liddle, on trial for conspirac
connected with the robbery at Muss,
Shoals, Alabama, August 10, 1881
was found guilty at Huntsville. Lilo
die proved that he was in Kentuek
at the time of the robbery. which h
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-11-28
ii A h lie D.

=, In Zion tEpiseopaD Church. Charlestown, on
Wednesday morning. November 22d. 1882. by
Rey Dr. VIM. II. Meade. Mr.. JOHN Il. COOKE
Of FlMyapa county. Virginia. to Miss RUTH A.
hoWELL. daughter of the late David Howell
of this town. WIZ
At 6 P. NJ: on tho 18th of November. 1892, in
tue Franklin Street Presbyterian Church, Bal
H. TERRILL. of Baltimore, to Miss JENNIE
sFRAITH MOORE. daughter of MIR. william r.
Moore of this county.
At Meade Memorial Church." in Clarke
county, Va. on Wednesday, Novenlher 18th.
1852 by Rev. VIM; A. Harris. of Washington
CITY, assisted BY Rev. Joseph r. Jones Mr.
FRANK H. MCKAY and Miss CATHERINE
buIGHER, daughter of Hume Butcher, ESQ.
OF %" arren View,s Warren county. Va.
In Gerardstown, at the Presbyterian Cburcb.
NSTemher 18th. nv Rev. Mr.. Ghiselin Mr. ED,
" ARD 3. HENsHAW to Miss MAGGIE CAMP
BELL. both of Berkeley county
At the Parsonage of the NJ F. Church South
in shepherdstown. Nov. 10Th. BY Rev W. q e.
glesto1, MI. JACOB q LAsHHoRN. of Kear-
a. Jones. of Browns. Shop - Ho''
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D l E D

At Throekmorten's Mill, near Arden. Ba,ke,ev
comfy: of Typhoid. November 18Th, Mrs RE
BECCA E. TaRoCKMoRTON, in the 37th wear
Indiana, and daughter of the late job Throck-
morton of Berkeley county
Near Glengary. Rerk eley county October 18th,
+. 2; and Marin Gain, sged years. 4 months
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ABOUT 200 BARRELS OF CORN.
New Store.

TOR the purpose of conducting Dry Goods
session of the West store-room in the Gustav toS
Brown building. and began operations on
satnrday;. November 25th. with complete
on Cash basis. and will take Country Prednee
IN exchange for goods. We solicit a generous
share of the public patronago-hoping to meet
the needs of the people at small nd yances mon
oI NnJpe TrGhesr 90 ,ss, Butler Il EBY.
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1883.
Harper's Magazine
ILLUSTRATED.

Rarpsrs N10gosinehc gins its sixty-sixth volume
viii, with the December Number It is not only the
and England. but also the largest in its schrme
the the most beautiful in its appearance and tie
t t;ti magazns for the home novel. en-
IMoEE WoeLsoN, the anthor of Anne" was
begun in the November Number In literary
and artistic excellence the Angasinx improves
with each successive number. Special charts
nave been made for the lighter entertainment
sketches, &c. s,N'los'
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Plain ;sElsl OrEl:a snacHaeaV
EARTHEN WARE

THE undersigned has been established for
4 series "f years near Winchester, Ya.,and is
constantly engaged in the manufacture of Plain
and Ornamental Eartheu Ware OF all kinds
Mtlh Dc apple Butter Crooks, Pitchers. JUGS.
Sptuoons, Storepipe Collars. Wash Pans.
FIRE I'rocf Cook Pans, Butter Pots,
Glazed and Ung1azed F2ower Pots of
aNsizes, Urns, Rustic IStumps, Itoa,
ern and Antique Toscs, Hanging
Baskets, dc.
All ware for Kitchen use warranted fre.nroof-
and glazing durable. Will be delivered in
Charlestown at prices as low as delivered in
Wlnehester. For sale in Charlestown by j. Ran
Rodriek and Joseph Fl Easterday. Address ali
orders to ANTHONY W. BACKER
Near Winchester, Va.