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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-03-11
ORDER NIsI.


John IInslc, Mortgage,
~. : N03216 Equity
Thomas d Evans, Ct ug
ORDERED, This I'd day of March,
. 1882 by the Circuit Court for Allie
gany colnty, as II q urt OF Equity, that
he SUE made and reported IN the above
entitled proceeding y John Hinkle, mort
gagee, he ratified and c. nfirmed unless
cause to the contrary thereof be shown on
or before the 9Th day of April next; pro-
ided copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper publ shed in Allegany
county once a week for three successive
weeks before the 1st day Of Apr next.
The renort states the amount of sale TO
be $1,000. THEO. LUMAN,
True copy-- Clerk.
Test 1HEo. LUMAN, Clerk.
Mar 11.3t
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CITIZENS. dom put eff agitation Of
the interests involved in the al proach-
ing G. rpcrate election. Settle urou
oood tickets a,oao. 1t is too late on
the last Satul day before election.
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THE Valley Times ia unhappy.
Not knowing the difference between
''resigned" and s,gmed, it is in another
muddle about the word, "critic." II
does not understand when that 'ote
IL rot play ed, ror what it means VIII n
~ Ia
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-03-11

The only proper, sensible, safe way
to equalize wages is to have Clearheld
come up to 65 cents.
To have this region go down to the
Clear field rate is to make it take long
rgnning.start fol- jump which will
eventually laud both regions in
bottomless pit.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-03-11

TIE Governo of Maryland has reap
pointed Thomas Brown to be mine in-
sp .ctor for Allegany and Garrett counties.
His nomination will p.else lis many
friends in the coal egions of that State,
and we congratulate him upon the official
endorsement of his labors.-Coal Trade
Journal.
The governor has not been in that
line of business to any great extent.
Some people have been endorsed who
have not been noted for "lsbors
outside of exceedingly quiet 0. L. D.
work.
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MORE TICKETS.

suggest the following as an excel
lent republican ticket:
For Hdyor-W illiam H. Koch.
For Observation-Disclosures Sm eltz, Owen
Hitchins, George Borttner, ST., Peter
Kneir IN, Owen England, Gro. iteltshew
SUBSCRIBER AND TAXPAYER.
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Allow me to place the following
ticket in the field:
For Aayor-Walter Edwards.
For Cou cilaen-John Asphalt, Thos.
Humherston, John Gerlach, ST., George
Bo.ttner, sr,, Conrad Lapp, John Gunter'
HONESTY.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-03-11

Bunker Hill" dominates the above
ticket with tue exception of Mr.. Ar
thur Baker for Mayor instead of Mr..
Koch.
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'ully and exbaustively ins ected before Il r
purchaser looks elsewhere.
FINE and large assortment of Hard
ware and Stoves, sure to please, can
he found at Frank q. Beall's Mammoth"
Hardware aud Stove House.
MEN and boys Clothing reduced
fully 20 per cent. ct B. STERN & Co.
A LOT OF handsome Dress Goods
at 8, 10, 1871 and Is cents, at B, STERN &
Cos dly goods emporium. These goods
are really Try cheap.
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TIE miners and drivers are treated
quite cavalierly in the manifesto.
1.-THE companies have decided to fix"
ETC., by new rule in new arithme'
tic. The miner is fixed at so cents
per ton the driver at $l.65 per day.
The reduction in the one case is q
fraction oyer % per cent; in the lat
ter a fraction over 33 "other labor
in proy ortion." What have the driv.
ers and "othsr labor" done more than
the m ners Under the new rule of hree
that thy should be discountea lOper
cent. more2 When the rule gels
down to the poor trarper, thus re-
duced from rs to 80 cents yer day, it
is found that he is constitutionally
the worst as we'll as the smallest la
borer in the whole catalogue. And
the little fellow, after eating up a
months wages will have to look up
some place where old clothes of as
sorted sizes are given away, or &c
naked.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-03-11

IT is much hawked about that the
miners acknowledged in their appeal
to Clear6eld that the competition OF
that region, by reason of lower price
for mining, injured our coal in mark
ct. Suppose they did; was it not
in the interest of our coal COM
panies2 Let anybody answer the
question negatively if they can. Now
then, is it not refreshingly cool for the
comF anies 10 use plea made in their
own behalf as committing their en-
ployees to make good the damage
done by Clea, field?
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Gov. HAMILTON has the gravel
It is an o. L. D. complaint and event
ually f,.tal, especially in politics.
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INsOLVENl NOTICE.

Henry L. Grouse
TS. No. lS9O lns0lVerts.
His Creditors
4 ORDERED. This 1st day Of March,
~ 1882 thai the 4lh Monday in AprIl
rext at 10 o'clock q. M. is hereby fix, d as
the time AT which Henry l.. Grouse. insoI
vent petitioner, shall appear in the Circuit
Court for legsny county to answer such
inlert gatories or al egatons as hi s crcdi-
tors, endorsers and sureties may propose
or a,lcge against him, AMI that John S,
Grove, permanent trustee for the benefit OF
the creditors of said petitioners, shall,
prior to the said 4th Monday of April next,
give at least forty days notice of the day
so fixed and of the purpose of this order
by publication il some newspaper printed
in Allegany county.
GEORGE A. PEARRE.
JNo S GROVE, Permanent Trustee.
Mer 11-4t
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WHENEVER reformers determine to
turn things upside down they dis
charge a bombshell 1t is al amnse-
ment which sometimes plays havoc
with gun and gunners.
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Preliminary Notice in
Insolvency.

Benjamin Filer No. =, Insolvent,
rs In the Circuit Court for
His Creditors. Alleganv County.
To the Creditors Of BeWamin Fiser, InsOl-
cent:
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED,
l. That Benjamin Filler, in the county
of AlleGany, has filed in the Circuit Court
for Allegany county a petition under the
Insolvent Law of Maryland, approved
April IA, 1880, and that sai petition in in
solvency IS pending in the Circuit Court for
Allegany county, Maryland; that n meet
ing of the creditors of said insolvent debt
or TO prove their claims and cho,Se Per-
manent Trustee of his estate, " IL be held
at the Clerks office ON
MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1882,
at 10 o'clock, q. M, before Theodore Lu-
man, ESQ, Clark of the Circuit Court for
Alegany county. JOHN 8. GROVE,
Mar Act Preliminary Trustee.
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New Advert senipnts.
WANTED.

NJ merchant desiring lady clerk
\ en- secure good one by addressing
the MINING JOURNAL OFFICE.
Mar / | I'm
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Only one more month and the sue
culent oyster will be a thing OF the
past. September, the month vii h the
or" in it, will roll around however,
and the tempting Try, stew or frItter
will lei ght the palate Of the eI icure.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

ANOTHER letter from "Anon" next
week.
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THE BELL RINGERS : L avltt Car.
uiyal Troupe and Swiss Bel Ringers
gave nost pleasing entaitaii ment IN
Paui's Orera House Thursday sve-
nipg The singing of Mr.. Ella Fig
patrick was unusually God while the
performance on glass goblets by Miss
Converse war splendid They were
greeted with full house.
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DIED,--In Pompey Smash, Monday
evening, Ma oh g, 1882, Mrs BRIDGET
E. DRUM aged % years, 8 mouths
and IL days, wife of Mr.. John F
Drum. The deceased was a most
amiable and popular young lady
For the raat five months she as
borne her sufferings with christian
fortitude and died in the faith of the
Catholic Church, The deceased was
native of Eckhart and daughter OF
Mary and the late Michael B.xter. Her
remains were inferred in the new
Catholic Gem etery last Wednesday
morning.
At his parents residence, Boston
Mines, Wednesday, March, 8, 1882,
ENocH CARTER, eyed Is years.
At B,rden Shaft, Saturday, March
4, 1882, CHARLES MoRFIT BARNARD,
son of John D. and Fannie V. Bar.
pard.ua
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MINING JOURNAL.
J. B. ODER, Editor.
Md. MARCH II. 1882.
THE COMPANIES ULTIMATUM.-

The COMPANIES ULTIMATUM.-
After considerable speculation con-
corning the text Of the expected
bombshell, that explosive fell in our
midst last Monday. The sweeping
nature of its requirements evoked g
general outlaw all along the line, and
it's usubrious comparison Of our trade
with that Of competing fields was &C
cepted by many az reflection upon
the enterprise Of the ccm7anies hem
selves, if not betraying absolute iG
norance Of the me- it, OF their pro
duct.
The paper is weak and in oveTy
wav impoli.ic. The authors under'
took too much On the one hand and
too little or the other. In the frs
place, ly inaugurating a reform in
volving wholesale and absolute revo-
luton, it is shrewd!y suspected that
a wide door is left open for compro-
mice. In the second, by emitting the
provisions and penalty of an alleged
instrument cementing the corporate
compact, some doubt of the earnest
ness of the movement attaches to the
projectors.
More than this little need be eaid
further than that it is difficult to de-
termine precisely whether it is the
reduction or the. management Of
their mines" that is wanted, and that
in either case the companies could not
have adopted tone and terms less
calculated to secure whatever ia de-
sired. The natural inspirst ion 10 one
of rerrisal and provocation to coun'
ter-movements, thus widening un.
necessarily a breach already too
broad.
What the end will be the future
alone will develop. We are not ad-
vised of the determination of the
miners, but it is fair to presume
they will exhaust an abundant store
of means to maintain their wages and
organization. This will be done legiti-
mately, unless illegitimately provoked
to take care of their welfare and in.
tegrity. But upon this point they
will doubtless speak for themselves at
the nroper time,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-03-11

CHARGED VITA VIOLATION OF IN
TERNAL REVENUE LAw.-Frauk Cos
grove OF this place was before United
Stats Commss oner Hoffman in Cum
berland thursday, charged with sell
ing liquor without paying the special
tax. Hearing in the case vas post
poned until tho Oath inst, The &C.
cused recently kept saloon on the
corner of Main and Grant streets.
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JUDGMENT.

Bella NJ. Wells wife, IN No n,t assi hos nos-
Edwin NJ Platt. husband. } La
n this eanse by reason of the law and the
L evidence being in favor of plaintiff and
against defendant, and by further reason of
the admissions aFtti confessions in answer of
defendant it is ordered, atljudged and decrced
that plaintiff have and recover OF defendant
the sum of two Thousand two hundred and fif.
teen dollars and five per cent. per annum in
terest thereon from the 3rd day of April. 1882
1t is further ordered, adjsdged and tlecreed.
that plaintiffs legal mortgage and privilege
on defendants property be recognized and en-
forced. and that same be seized and sold to pay
and satisfy Judgment herein rendered. 1t is
further ordered and decreed that the commu-
nifty OF acquets and gains existing between
plaintiff and defendant be dissolved, and that
there be o separation of property between
them, and that plaintiff be authorized and en-
powered to resume possession and control of
herown separate property and do business in
her own name and for her own separate ac-
count as fully as if she were a femme sole. II
is further ordered that defendant paw all costs.
Done, read and signed IN open Court this
April 18th, 1882.
tSignea.l RC. DREW.
Judge ID District Court
EndorsedI Filed April 18th, 1892
(Signcd.t A. r. THOMPSON.
Clerk District Court
"a true copy
Attest: r. HYAMS,
may lS1 Deputy Clerk District Court.
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The Petersburg Virginia. Index.
Appeal says:
Tillage precedes and outweighs
everything else in value. 1t makes
poor land more productive, it en-.
ables crops to withstand drouth, it
renders less land necessary, it utili-
zes and develops existing capital be-
fore inert, and it renders the whole
process of production more pleas
ant, certain, and profitable. Do not
forget that tillage is the key to sue.
cess. Make it as thorough as you
can. Use only the best implements.
Prepare the land before you plant.
A crop well planted is already half
made. Make your tillage as thor
ough as possible and you can rest
sure of fair results without other
aid, and of the highest attachments
in the use of all fertilizers
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1t takes a pickpocket to dispurse
crowd.
If it were not for hope the heart
would break.
Things don't turn up in this world
until somebody turns them up.
A noble action is never useless, or
an honest endeavor, or a high mo-
tive.
Everywhere.in life the true aues-
ton is, not what we gain, but what
we do.
Sleep, riches and health are only
enjoyed after they have been inter-
rupted.
Don't be hasty in your speech, for
ga word and a stone once let go can
not be recalled
Before giving any one piece of
your mind reflect, and see if you
have any to spare.
Ii a man is to live long time
he must be patient. If he frets he
will wear himself out.
The only man who never, no ney
er, changes his mind is the man Who
has no mind to change.
It is fearfully true that an ape in
velvet is just as much an ape as an
ape IN rags, but the world don't
think SO.
1t is not necessary for man to lie
poor to be honest, no more than it
IS necessary for him to be rough 60
be ready when wanted.
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BossIER PARISH, Apr. 81. 1882.

BossIER PARISH, Apr. 81, 1882.
| Editor Banner We notice in
the Bossier Banner of the 18th inst.
that a bill will be introduced at the
meeting of the next Legislature to
move the Court House from Belle.
vue to Benton.
We believe that we are represent.
ing the voice. of majority Of the
people when we state that an action
of this character, by our Represen-
tatives is decidedly premature, and
is in strict violation of the wishes of
the citizens. Although a large ma
jority are for removal, yet they do
not propose to be deprived Of their
franchise in being forced to vote for
a point that they do not consider
suitable for parish site. We claim
this right as citizens and tax payers,
to have voice in the location of the
parish site, which we are deprived of
if such a bill is introduced in the
Legislature and becomes a law.
If it is the intention of onr Rep
resentatives to act in conformity
with the wishes of the people and
the good of the parish generally. we
suggest that they introduce a bill in
the Legislature looking to the re-
moval of our parish site, and pro-
vide for holding three separate and
distinct elections, to accomplish the
purpose:
Isl. Election for "Removal."
2nd. Election for all points put
In nomination.
3rd. Election to decide between
the two points that have received
the greatest number Of votes.
This will give general satisfaction
to all parties.
In removing the Court House, it
is expected to add greatly to
the convenience of the people in
going to and from the place, and if
a Law is made giving us the right to
settle our own matters, BY election,
every one will be satisfied with the
But, if we are to be taken
in hand by the Legislature, and have
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Franklin Progress: "Familiarity
with any idea, no matter how abhor.
rent at first, finally makes it less OBJ
jecti0nable. IT'S so with the cancer
reputation, which thirty years ago
would have driven any man ont of
public life in Tennessee who had so
much as limited at an approval of
the idea.n
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A man works from sun to sun,
A woman's work is never doneu

1
Such in the abstract is a fair
epitome of the average duties that
man and woman in the existing
state of society are destined to Der.
form. Of course in the concrete the
aphorism goes wide of the actual
situation in multitudes of cases, but
how many heads of families among
the masses of mankind go out to
the labor of the day and continue
with only the brief noon intermis.
sion until night brings rest and the
refreshment that sleep imparts to
the weary muscles fatigued with the
labors of the day. AT home the wife
must rise with or before the dawn to
prepare the husbands early break.
fast. The household duties and the
care of the little ones continue not
all alone all day bnt through the
evening and often all night ais well;
the family sewing, cooking, clean,
ing, washing, ironing, nursing
the sick, and frequently teach
ing the growing family of little ones
keep the mind of the weary mother
on continual stretch, but too often
in a state Of continual anxiety that
few men, labor as industriously as
they may, ever experience. It is
true that as rule the duty of pro-
viding for the household falls upon
the master of the house, but after a
careful review of the situation we
think that few viii deny that where
a woman wisely directs the same,
the administering to the details of
the household and the rearing of
the family is far more taxing, far
more wearing and requires far more
patience and toll than to earn the
means to do it with. A woman who
has raised to mans and woman's
estate a family of intelligent and
virtuous children is therefore en-
titled to the respectful homage of
any man who can appreciate pa
tience, perseverance, industry and
wisdom amounting almost to genius.
If any woman in any of the avoca.
tons of life to which she has finally,
by dint of diligence, perseverance
or intelligence, succeeded in reach.
ing, has accomplished anything
greater or nobler, be itin law, medi-
cine, the pulpit or the rostrum, then
we most respectfully take off our hat
and bow to her superior genius.
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Deputy Clerk District Court.
Judgment,

Duu HAkClAts
Mary A. Stockwell. wife, } No. 1888. Dis.
vs. trict Court, Bos
VIM w. Belcher, husband. J sier parish, La.
n this cause by reason of the law, and the
evidence being in favor of plaintiff and
against defendant, it is ordered, adjudsed and
decreed, that the plaintiff, Mary A. Stockwell,
have Judgment against and recover of the de-
PENDANT, William w. Belcher, the full sum OF
six hundred and fifty dollars, with her cent.
per annum interest thereon from judicial de-
mand until paid. 1t is further ordered, al.
judged and decreed, that the community of
acquets and gains existing between plaintiff
and defendant, as husband and wife, be dis
solved, and plaintiff restored to the control and
administration of her separate paraphernal
property. 1t is further ordered and decreed
that plaintiff legal mortgage on the real es-
tate OF defendant, and her privilege on his per-
sonal property, be recognized and enforced by
seizure and sale of same, according to law; to
pay and satisfy this Judgment, aud that de-
defendant pay all costs of this suit.
Done, read and signed, in open Court, this
April 18th, 4. D.. 1881.
(Signed@ R. C. DREW,
Judge 2d District, La.
(Endorsed) Filed April Is, 1889.
A. R.THOMPSON, Clerk District Court.
A true copy"
Attest: I i. HYAMs, Deputy Clerk D. C.
April 90, 1882. lmay
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Homestead Entry No. 1917.
Land Office at Natchitoches. Ia

Land Office at Natchitoches, La
April 18th, 1882.
Notice is hereby given that the following
~ named settler has fled notice of his in
tention to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made before
the Honorable A. r. Thompson, Clerk District
Court at Bellevue, La, on 3lst day or April,
1852, viz: Homestead Entry No. I2I7-Scott
Chapman-for the southeast quarter of north.
west quarter, and northeast quarter of south.
west quarter of section Is, township II North.
range II West, Louisiana meridian. He
names the following witnesses to prove his con
tinuons RESIDENCE upon, and cultivation of said
land, viz Elias Skannal, of Fillmore L o;
II. Barnacastle, of Fillmore q; w. Z. Con.
nell, OF FILLMORE 0; G. A. WATSON, of Fill
more z @.
April q, 1882 maya5
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our Court House question decided
by designating the point we are to
vote upon, without giving us voice
in the matter Except "Hobson's
choice,') we had better petition our
law makers at Baton Rouge to select
the spot for the Court House, and
place it there.
In the event the proposed bill is
introduced and becomes law. and
Bellevue and Benton the only points
we are allowed to vote for, in this
case the cherished hopes of the faith
er of the bill would be thwarted.
and the babe would be still born.
Although we feel that the act of
removing the Court House is assur-
eddy necessary, for the interest and
welfare of the parish, and place it
at some healthy spot; but before we
will be coerced into the measure of
voting and locating the parish site
at place so little suited for it as
Benton, we will continue to cross
the bridge, and have good time
with the Bellevue people for another
season. MANY VOTERS.
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II she orange, cocoanut and lime groves of
L Florida are attracting thousands. 1t is
no longer said : Go West r but "Solth"--
Learn OF this rich and tropical land. The hest
way is to Subscribe for leading Florida paper
Send 81 for the Democrat months. panph-
let, with large map of State,) giving price Of
land, best place to settle, profits Of orange and
eoc0anut groves drainage of Okeech5bee, &c,
worth the price Of subscription to those who
wish to know Of Florida, free to those who
send MS SO cents for 8 months subscription.
Address G. u. PENDLETON,
APP 20 Key West, Florida.
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A letter carrier in Meriden, Conn.,,
whose wife has inherited 100000
still goes his rounds, although the
postmaster has several applicants
for his place.
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manufacturcrs address
COLLINS Il CO.,
.M2 Water ST., New York Civ.

Parties who are using, axes are cautioned
against buying coated light steel goods The
tsen tISl 6ances of the Best refined steel Ia,
each axe--inserted near to the ere Dealers
can I've supplied from the manufacturers or
wholesale parties at a price to justify them in
retailing Honest goods Mt regular profits -
Consumers, ask for and insist On huying the
SAML w. COLLINS AK.
The "OM Reliable never founsR wanting .. IN
be obtained Of UTz & SMITH, Shreveport, Ii,
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The Supreme Court of Georgia
has ruled in the cases of the con.
victed murderers that voluntary
drunkenness is no excuse for crime.
and that no new trial shall be grant
ed them. @