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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.


WAR DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WARRINGTON, Oct "a. A. NJ.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valey-Fair
weather, followed by local rains in Tennessee
and western portion of the Ohio Valley, north
easterly winds. stationary or rising barometer
ana temperature.
For the Upper Lake Region-GeneralIy fair
weather, northery winds, nearly stationary
barometer, stationary or light rise in temper
allure.
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Universalists at Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23.-The Universalsts' gen.
eral convention begins it's annual session here
tomorrow. A preliminary meeting was held
this evening The Women's Centenary Ass0c'a-
ton is holding session in connection with the
general convention.
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LONDON, Oct 23.-Arrived: Furnessa, Nor
mandie, Suevia. from New York.
NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-Arrived: Westphalia.
from Hamburg.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. 23.-Arrived: Arizona,
from New York.
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Compliment to a Coneressman-Elect.

Michigan City Dispatch (Dem.)
Dan. Voorhees, cub. John Eli Lamb is
still acting the role of a jackass by persisting
in his assertion that he will cast his mighty
vote for Mr. Randall for Speaker. 1t will be
cold day when John Eli ceases to be a
iackass.
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INSTRUMENTATION,
Pittsburg Dispatch.

DI5ptICH
Mr. John L. Sullivan started out to study
for life as a clergyman, but circumstances
diverted him into pugilism, and he is now
the champion slugger of the world This
should teach young men that they never
need despair of rising to distinction.
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Condense aud Save Time.
Philadelphia Press.

1t is respectfully suggested to Monsignor
Capel that he shorten the title of his forth
coming pamphlet, to be addressed to the
Episcopal convention, in order that he may
be enabled to get the pamphlet published be-
fore the convention adiourns
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Sentenced for Life.
, indianapolis Journal.

Special 70 Inc IndlanapOHS JOuInaI.
CHAMPAIGN, Oct. pa murder case thai
created great exciteme Mt among colored people
of this county last July, was heard in the Cham
xaign Circuit Court, to-day. John Williams.
eolored, was shot down in The street here by
Eobert Smith, a troublesome negro. 1t was OK
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owned ny the government. The court held that
the evidence did noB establish the fact that "a
conspiracy existed, as charged, to defraud the
government by entering mineral lands as ordin-
SrY farm lands
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st. Louis Globe Democrat.
We tell the ''effete despotisms'' of Europe
that disarmament would be good thing for
them. A general disarmament of individu-
ais in this country would be hardly less adj
vantageous to our own communities
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WHEN man of family finds himself attacked
by a violent cold, IT, IL his duty to relieve the
anxiety of his wife and children and seek IA rem
ely Immediately. DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup costs
only 25 cents bottle and a few doses Will give
instant relief
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Bishops Elected.

ALLENTOWN Pa, Oct. 23.-The General Con-
ference OF the Evangelical Church elected as
bishops r. Dubs, T. Bowman and j. J. Esper
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A Government suit settled.

BIRMINGHAM Ala, Oct. 23.-The United States
Court has dismissed the famous goveFnmen mt
land suit against the holders OF laHd formerly
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THE CHURCH CONVENTIONS.
Annual Meeting of the Christian
Woman's Board of Missions.

The Case of Bishop Ril ey Discussed by the
Protestant Episcopal Convention, and
the Bishops Resignation Requested.
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Miss NELLIE MCGUIRE, Of South New Jersey
street, Indianapolis says: browns Iron BItters
entirely cured me of Nervousness"
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Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06
0RRESPON D E N C I
.A6airs at the Capital.

WARRINGTON, d. c., Jan. ., 1883.
Te the MIxIKe JOURNAL
The holiday festivities had . fats
ending in the sudden death of th'
Hawaiian Minister at the Whit
House on New Years day. The rs'
event 90, tanned sermon in itself eI.
smplifyina the trite old saying, "Ir
the midst Of life We are in dea'h
It would seem that no more insppro.
pirate place anil time could ts chose'
BY the dread spectre to appear. l.
the halls Of the 6rst among his peo
pie. AMI amid the 9aysties and re-
joicins incident to the BIRTH Of new
year. The dead minister, eing the
Oldest present, had the honor of being
the first to greet the President. amt
express himself in the morning nj
being in excell, mt health for one I
his years, 70. But after an evsntfu'
career his time had come. Althoub b
accredited to . foreign country the
deceased was An American and At on.
time defeated Hsnnibal Ham in, Of
Asi,s, for & seat in Congress.
Congress is hard at work. Th'
Civil Service bill. passed N the Sen
ate. has reached the House, wher u
+. will encounter less smooth sailing
than in the Senate.
Owing 20 Blackburn's candida,
Randall 10 now considered in pr
pec.u Speaker Of the usIt House.
TIE Ways and Mears Committe,
are bs'isgsd daily by interested busl
ns's men in advocacy Of their respre-
tive Investments. Every article NJ :
on which tariff ls laid has here IT..
advocates pro and con increase OF
decrease Of duty. The Commlssl i
has recommended reduction on btu.
minous coal from seventy FIVE cents
to fifty cents per ton. It's haid 10
surmiss what will be the eventual de-
eision in regard to this item, 80 i'm
portant to the mining interests OF
Allsgsry, Tut it Is not likely that a
change will be made at this time III
the tariff on bituminous coal.
The political situation in Maryland
at present is certainly in vsiy pc
culiar and inter esting state. All -
sisos just now. So many men wsa'
CELLARS, and never move unleDs upon
ssiers from head quarters, and that
station, like Pops's In his Frsdericks
burg campaign, bsing at present "iu
the ssddls," it il hard to tell what OF
who vii! ''turn up" to give direction
to the coming campaign.
Excuse my short screed and believe
ne, as ever, ANON.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06
Tho Other Side of the Tariff
Question.

We notice that the proposed reduc-
tion Of the duty on coal as advocated
BY the Tariff Commission, meets with
opposition from certain parties sup
po'sd to have the inter ests of the coal
trade at heart. Is the reduction from
75 to 30 cents per ION worth combat
ting2 Take the figures for tn. last 6s-
cal year and it will bs seen how little
really competitive tonnage there is
Out Of total Of 85l 1884 toes bltumi-
nous coal imported there were only
l7,lSl tons from our neiRhb r, Nova
Seotia. b itish Columbia, Australia
and Great Britain sent iu the ,emain-
der, and where did it all go to9 San
Francisco took 596.s03 tons Saa d..
ego. Csl., 63,333 tons; New York
s7.776 tons; Boston 4O,O58 tons. We
do not 6nd that tho Eaa,s srn Stat,s.
where the competition m.gh, be
feared as between coal OF our home
production and the Provincial coal,
were consumers of foreign coal IN snch
quantity or Of such quality that IT
would be repl-csd by home coal eveL
nm Ter a higher duty. We haze often
discussed this matter and 1t has been
the opinion of operators in American
coal that the rscsips of Provincial
coal would not be materially increased
were there no duty. The exports OF
anthracite to CAnsds are yearly in
crsasiDg. aud the last fiscal y,ar
shows 553,742 tons. Tue exports Of
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

UroE sxparie testimony taken In Balti
more under q commits ion issue,i TO Bra
Icy r. johnson and Thomss X Bradford.
November Dist. and returned Hovrm'H /
ssth. the court Friday passed . decree /.
vinculo mairimonli divoicing Glare IL.
Staahope from her husb'nd, John 7
stanbope. The lady In the case Is th'
daughter of Governor Hami ton whose re-.
mantle marriage 90 young 8 anhope
Psnmsr created such = sensation upon lie
discovery month or swo after lis occur
renee Stanhope wade no opposition ,u
the granting Of the ee.-Bsllimor,
SoR.
Is this another triumph Of tn
"esaal ring :"
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

Loss of Voice, Weakness or Soreness of
the Lungs or Chest, Hoarseness, Coughs or
Colds, Sore hroi I, or any disease Of the
Throsi, Head or Lungs of no matter how
long standing. D,nsien's "Antimorbific,"
or Throat, He d and Lung Remedy n,ver
iails; try one box AMI be cured Sent by
mail with testimo' ials ON receipt III $1.00
per box or boxes Tor $500. Mention t.ls
paper. AdjreNs DENSTEN Sc 20,
July 10y Woodbury., N. ].
TUFTS Pills a sugar ] lum.-
TUFTS PILLS lie nrw overed with n va
nilla sugar coating, making them as pleas
ant To swal ow n q little upat plum, and
rendering them agreeable to the most deli
cate stomach.
They cure sick headache and bilious
collie.
They give sppetite and iefh to the body.
T. ey cure dyspepsia and nourish the
system.
Thty cure fever and ague, costiyeness,
etc.
Sold everywhere. 25 cents box.
July 15-6m
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

bi;uminous were Sl4 800 tons. largely
om Sanduskv. Erie. Detroit and
Cleveland in fact. these shipments
run up TO 1884 tons. CT more thar
the Nova Scotia shipments to the
5 stes. Consistency still. Las valu.
In some minds. II W mrrh does III,
clesrAsld CT Cumberland operator cut
arices to meet N va Scotia coal p
Coal Trade J0strnal.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06
Lincoln Reads q Poem.
ORest old Abe Entertains
his Cabinet with a Lit

ntS WI ~
tie Quotation.
NOW, gentlemen, yuu oil have more
~ or less poetry in your puls; Listen
To this ard Abraham Liacoln then Pres
ida r. Sc from Lis cGuir, in his office in
the White House, and read, III lremb ing
tones, which Indicated his own profound
ap r. cation OF it, DR.. y. w II lines Last
Leaf" Of which the following are verses /:
"Th,y say that in his prime,
Eie the prunng-kniie uf tune
Gu, lii. down,
Not telipr man wa ioun
BY the crier IL is found
Through the town.
Now the NOISY msrbles rest
On the lips that he had pressed
H. their bloom;
And the lin mes he loved TO hear
Have l'een carved fUi many year
On the tnmh"
Mr. Michael Guilinyle, Of Binghamton,
N. I Ii mol as old Ms the venerable b
ton ciiiz,'n of whom the pIe, wiuie with
such tender pat!ius, yet he is nlo'e thar
three SC re and ten. "For the p st eis hi
those years" he writts,"l have bee. a
rarfect cripl |, from ri eumatism, hobbling
about ss brst COIL with my cane.
tOak PARKER's GINGER Tonic, and an
nop suppt and strong as gynntt There
is no trace Of the di.ease !. # about ne"
MIR X. w. nosler, wllolrsnle druggist,
OF Binghamton. writes Mcssrs. Hrscox &
Co, OF New Y0ik-P,uprietur of the
Tonic certifying 10 Mr. Guilioyles decla'
ration
Having all the properties of any prepa-
ration OF ein.rr PhEgrRs GINGER Toxic
is iemtdy of Infinitely greater RANGE and
nwer. 1t cures all disoa les arisiRg from
an impure state of the blood or imperfect
di, estion. Dyspepsia land all its ca! se-
quences,) Malarial Fevers. Sick Headache,
Kidney troubles, Bronchitis, and cummon
Cuugbs and Colds, va ish at its touch.
Prices, so cents and 81 u bo' tie. Larger
sizr the cl l,aper. Jan 6-4t
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06
City Vie,Os of the Coal Trade.

.Hlcos " kneot " Va oCotka So1A -
Coal Trade J0grnal.
City Vie,Os of the Coal Trade.
New YoRK,-Bituminous coal ia
moving quietly just now with n
lair demand and moderate prices
lining Record
Bituminous coal is and has leer
luiet, ior apart from contracts. the
usinoss done is very light at this
ssson Of tho year. It is desirable
Tor the benefit Of all concerned that
ahe operators in this variety of fuel,
ending coal to competitive points
'ome to some understanding before
! tering uron this seasons business.
1t is admitted by all that an agree
nent similar to that prevailing with
be Anthracite operators would be
advantageous. From al. or reports
hero is likely to he q very large out
ut of Bituminous coal, an many
Nv factors are entering this trade.
:, that it will not do to continue in
The old methods Of conducting the
BUSINESS. There was very little
uorey made by any Of the shippers
% the competitive points along the
,tlantic coast last season With
me week to run, the Clasr6eld report
LOWS an increase Of 429 TOO net tons.
T4ia trade has had fair years busi-
,ess. but they would willingly see
IN improvemsnt Cars are scarce,
and the margin OF profit very slight.
L. the Cumberland district TO the 23d
It,. the total shipments had bsen
|, 47l,15l tons. u dscrsaas of 726 565
tons as compared with corresponding
orrioi of 1881. The new E X Gar
len mines did $4,000 ton. last tea.
'on, and apart from this operation
,one of the concerns show prof t.
Zoe s'rike was y .ong one, bu; the
result will he seen ia the better man
cement OF the business. An etfort t
. being made by the Pennsylv mia
operators in soft coal to have the
'uty on coal continued as at present,
md a committee has been appointed
conisi with the Senators from
Isryland and West Virginia. FROM
tae array Of force br,ught to hear
upon the Ways ani Means Comm ttee
t is not likely there will change
nads IN tie duty. No great power
,ss been brou mt fo"wa'd on The
rh,f side OF thu question, and it
y pears from tie figure. that have
been presented tnat tar Of what may
he, overriisa any result which haf
heen effected in the past.-Coal Trade
Journal.
TLers is somewhat weakening
endeLcy, Induced chiefly, We believe
by the fact the CT. arfirid operator,
re enjoying more liberal siEply
of cara. aud need only make very
limited purchases Of outslte coal to
cover their requirements. Business
's very quiet, with rrices Of Gu Der
land at $4.659s4 IS, according 'c
quality. Csarheid is nomiually
P47o@S4 80
PHILApxLPEIA.--Ia bitnminouf
there ia ab oil tely n thing new to
report. Tn ye,r, desperate effort
will be made by he o. orators to
secure some arrangement bf which
they will get bett-r s1Pply Of cars
With this in view, he bltuminous
men begin the new year as they
have done 70 often before, IN hopeful
mood N. Y. Gta'.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06
MINING JOURNAL.
yRosTsURa, MD, JAN. Q, Isss.
TIE TAsIYF ON CoAI.-An articl,

TIE TAsITF ON CoAL.-An articl'
elsewhere printed from the Coal
Trade Journal presents the other
side. It is to be hoped that the ar
sunsBts advanced are sound, especi
ally since the tariff bill rer orted to
the Senate Thursday from the fuauc.
committee provides for the reduction
Of the duty. from IS to so cents pei
ton - recommended by the Commits
sion.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

will now state that m.6e miracu'
lous cure of onc' the worst cas- uf skin
disc Sc known. The patient is ma forty
We rs old; ha,l Suffered fifteen yrnrs. HIS
eyes, scalp and nr: rly his whole body
present,d d frighiful appearance. al nd
ihe attention OF lively, different p ,ysi-
cians, wh3 prescribed the he.t remedies
known to the prof s.ion, such a. iodide
I ota-sium, arsenic, corrosive sublimate
arsspai lila, etc. Had paid $500 for me'il-
cal treatment with but little relic. pre-.
vailed upon him To use the CUTlcURA Re-
SOLVENT inteinrllv, and the CUTIcURA
and Cl TicuRA SOAR externally. He did
80, and WAS ct mpletely cured The skin
ON his H. ad. face and many other parts Of
his body. which presented most loaih
some appearance. ia n W rs sot and
smnsth No an Infants, with NO scar or
truce If the disease LETT behind He has
now been cured tive ve months. Reported
by F Ii BRown ESQ Barn veil, 5. 9.
SCROFULA SORE.
Rev. DR.. in detailing his eIpei-
ience with the CUIIcURA REMEDIES, said
tina. th ou IA Divine Providence one of his
paIshion RS WAS cured OF scroiulous
re, hch WAS slowly draining away his
life, by the Cuticura lie olvent internally,
und utlcura and G, ticura Soap extern.
ally. The poison that had fed the disease
was completely driven out
ECZEMA.
Sixteen months since an eruption broke
out my leg and bu h feet, when turn d
out Ia lie Eczema, AMI rn sed me great
pam and annoyance. tried various rem
etlies with no good le ults, unit, | used the
CUTIcURA RFsoL' EEr internally and Gu
TiCURA and CUTECunA SOAP externally,
which entirely cnied l.e 30 t"at my skin
il as smo It'll and natural ~ ever. LEN. NJ. f.
FRAILkY, ca South st, Baltimore
GU IL URA.
The Cuticuia treatment, for the cure Of
Skin, Scalp al d Blood Disease cOnsis' ; IA
the intern use If CuTlCURA REsoLyENT,
the new Blood Puritie', anu the external
use of CUTIcuRA und CUTICURi SOAP, The
great 5, in Cures. Price of Culcura--
Suinll - xc g cents; laIie b xrs $l,00.
Cutie, ra Resoivent, 81 per b'itle Cuti-
cura Soap, Is q, hts. C,tlcura Shaving
Snnp. Is r,nis. Depnt,
WEEKS & POTTER, Boston. Mass.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

HoS. LOUIS E. McCoxAs, Congress
man. sle'I of H.s rstown, ha. een
appointed cou.s TO the Western
Maryland railroad company, in place
OF Hon. A. K. Syester, e,eGtsd o TIE
bench.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

The rig iron mauuf.ctrr-r' are
combining Is r ist the reduction OF
the duti~ on iro" recon nendei "
he tariff commission.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06
ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Mary Qui, k
hLtl
Thomas Quirk.
her husband,
No. 1880,
In the Circuit Court
for
Allegi. ny county
In Equity.

her husband. for
ca,na,ine ne Nitter, A'ss' sa ESuity. 9g iSso's
widow.
THE object of this suit IS to procure
] deere for the sale Of certain niorte aged
premls,s in Mt. Savage, Allegany county,
Nd.
The hi states that on the 10Th day of
'lct ,ber, 1874, Catharine Nitter. widow,
then Il resident OF Mt Savage. and IL W a
resultit of JohnstOwn, Prnns, lvauia, CON
v, ytd t0 the said c,mplanauts certain zeal
estate which III particularly described in
the bill and its Mcomp iuying exhibit by
way OF mort gage to secure the payment of
tie sum Of tine hundred and fifty dollar,
vi huul interest, it helms the balance of
the purchase mploy due on the property
und descri cd in snld till and EXHIBIT A.
The bill fur her states ttnt the condition
OF the m ri age was TINT it should be VOID
IN ayment Of fifty dollars annually from
the 18th day OF October. 1874
The bill further ST tie. that the sum Of
scvenL! five dollars with interest thereon
from The 18th day OF Octuher, 1877. the
date ot the expiration "i the mniiguge,
81 Il n mains due tnc unpaid. and tl.at th,
me limited for ,lle payment of the mort
Z &c ueb, Las passed.
The cDl' p.a.tIan.s in their bill pray that
the said defendant, Cathaiine Nit er, may
answer The allegations Of tlh. bill ana T. nj
the piem ses may be sold for the Iaymont
ot the mortgage ,;ebt, and 70. suth other
nnd further relief rs their case may REQUIRE,
and also FRAY for IN order of publication
against the said Cstarine Nilter, widow,
and non resident OF the State of Maryland.
Il IL thereupon adju iged and orc cred by
The Circuit Couit oi A leg,ny county as n
Lunrt al EQUITY th.s 22i dA, of December
1889, that lhe com; lalnaits. b, causing
CO J Of this orGer to be inserted in some
newspaper pu llshcd AicgAny cau.. ~
once IN ea' Ii oi i'Ini suct sslse week iAfee
months efure the Isl day ut Nav, 1888.
{ I've notice 10 the said al y nj ,iri, ntlan, oil
the object and substance uf this bill, and
vain Lvrto appear III this Court in person
or bS splirllo On Or bet me,h nc rirst dty o.
May, 1889, 10 answer the premises ..nd to
show ,ause, If any she his why decree
ous ht not 10 li,ss as prayed.
ThEO. LUMAN, Clerk.
J sEaMEs DEVEcMoN, Solicitor for
Cum 'Iaihauts.
True col y. Test.
Jan 6-4t THso. LuMAN, Clerk.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

A VIoroRY FOR THE PLAs:E RIRs
The New York plast srsrs, who
hsv- b.en on . strike for the last
wo or three weeks to r. siat a pro-
posed reduction CT wages from $4 to
S3 81 az So day have been sue
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06
New Advertisements.
6 Per Cent. DIVIDEND
Declared for 1882.


Savings and Loan Association
OF FROSTBURG, HID,
An Institution Organized un der the Laws
of Maryland.
4 lFFERS SPECIAL ADVANTAGES
' Ito all who desire by smdR deposits to
invest their vingain real u tate and other
~heoluiel. saf. securities.
To bo rowers ii extends the full par
value of it's shares q: the legal tate OF 9 per
can't, repayable bv weekly instalments.
A profits divi. I'd pro rata to depositors
TO borrowers az to those for whom the
Association does not in advance redt em
shares.
ES By an Act ot the last General AS.
sembly special ln'wers were granted THIS
Association enjoyed by no similar inslltu
tiOn ia the county.
Entity fec per share. e..............50 cents
Weekly dues per share. e..........25
interest per share. ......15
Par value of shares. ......... $3.50
Apply to Secretary at JOURNAL office
for further information.
b. STERN. President.
J. RUHL, vi e.Prrsident.
J. b. ODER, Srclrt,ry.
JAMES KANE, Treasurer.
WILLIAM BRACE, Attorney.
d. ARMSTRONG, john N. BENSON OWEN
HITcnTSs, JOSEPH TIMnENs, Directors.
Jan 4
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

Mr.. D q. Bi ADlEY, VI e.Ileaident
Of the Calumet lion and Steel C.m.
pany, says that these mills vii close
january Is tor month or six W eks
OIL account oi the .ow price vi H. ils.
Abo..t 10000 nen vii te tLrown
ouL OF mp'.ymeht consequence OF
this actlou oi lie Lall lila. .uiacluIeis,
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

THIRTY rich N " Y rkers are men,
tlonei wt'.fe III nri ..ah oois
u $62l 00J0UJ, . a. ~ ia :
ovei $2U,0W,0O0 .acn. ,.ie,h.lt
Is placed at tie head OF the last at
$l2b,oOO 600, and Jay Gould n,xi at
$4U w 900 MIR. Ii leu class fed
among he compardti. ely p.or teG-
mi ilgLaires.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

The rive, coal operators Of the
Plttsburg dlAtrict lave decided
against the 4 per cent rate tor dig
Riug, and will ,s.st uro rsd.c Ion
,qnal to 10 tn"t ruling IN tu rur AL
PITS. which is 81 cs.ts er bush-l. Tae
o. eiato,s Say tue CO dit,oa o trs4e
will not warrant n higher ra,e TIE
redultlo will affect 5000 mi .er.,
employ yed.ln "A pits.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

FcoD FOR YouYo AND OLD Food
and medicine for younS aud old, pre-
pared without fermentation, from
Canadian Barley, Malt, Hops, On.
nine Bark, etc. Malt liter are
warranted more nourishing, strength
pning. vitalizns and rnrliylng, ly
resson of their richness il Lone and
muscle producing material than ali
other forms CT malt or medicine,
while free from the objections urged
against malt liquors.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

Asw II be noticed from the item
we print elsewhere, Vanderbilt has
decided to acquire a 'h4re in the
bi,uminous coal tonnage. and. under
lie name OF IT, 9 Cea f. Id Bltuminous
Coal Company. proposes to do hlr
own mining. Just how vested ill.,
tcrests in that and rival regions will
affected ny this latest move of the
railroad magnate remaiEs to te
seen. 1t is no likely to he bless
ing to all.-N Z. C6nI.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-01-06

IT is int eresting to note that the
Wet Vltti tinia C-n raj r llroad j
likely to construct line of railroad
from their mine. to Cumberland. Md
If the South Psnnayivnnia Railroa
will counect with them there y II
branch line running south from Bell
ford. This vii give the coal from
this extensive coal 6sld anotl er and
lrost valube ou let for the product
of the collier:es located ihereiu.