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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-03-24
COR R ESP0N DE n C I
Piedmont, Keyser and Frostburg
An Exciting Discussion.

III, LoNAcoNINo, Md, Mar. 16, 1885,
To the MINING JOURNAL:
Thursday evening, March 18th. va,
an occasion Of a very exciting debate
at Piedmont, w. Va. among the col
ored people, on the following subject :
Arc the colored people Justified In emil
grating from the South ?
Piedmont was represented in tn
discussion by Nicholas Francis, jr.
affirmative, and Frederick Ross, neg.
ativs; Ksyser City by s. J. Hsndor.
son, Affirmative, and William Perry
negative, and Frostburg by ]. W
Jackson, affirmative, and A. ". Gar.
roll, negative. =.-
The discussion lasted one snd-s'
half hours. Many good points were
advanced, which shows that the youne
colorsd men of the above named
places are wide awake to the interests
of their people in the South, and
taking all things into consideration
the arguments on both aides wsr'
very intelligently rendered.
The judges retired and after q caro-
full consideration they decided thai
the negative had gained the victor,
by two points. Respectfully,
NICHOLAS FRANCIS, So.
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-03-24

A CUMBERLAND lawyer Ia under the
imps ssion that the JoURNAL 10 tho beet
advertising medium In the county" A
nsn Of such ssund judgment ought 10 he
elevated to the bench, and just as soon as
We enjoy the opportunity he shall be nom
inated.-Frostburg JOURNAL.
That ought to insure you one more ad-
vsitisemeHt vt least.-Cumberland heus.
Obi beg pardon didnt know Il was
loaded Frostburg JOURNAL.
Wen bet you the amount Of your .dver-
tisinK "swag" shat you wouldnt vote for
the man II he were nominated for judge.
Cone again !-Cumberland Meas.
Here We are. aob'hf
Shoot the right man and all will be for
Eiven.-Frost3urg JOURNAL. s.s
We know you have . deep seated and
long-standing grievance against the Cum
berll nd "bah,n modified occasionally by
tho ACTON Of advertising attorneys VIII,
are com 3etent 70 be J. dye, but you can't
wreak any 0fyour spite thro Oh US. What
We Kill. Cumberland lawyer Never
Mol Neverl II you want any If 'em
shot come down and shoot 'em yourself
Cumbe. land hsses.
Oh ali yssl Perhaps your marksman
ship, like your knowledge, Is detective.
Bot why not invite US down to kill g
competing Cumberland editorf It is just
possible that on "SwsgElsh" principles II
were better TO have several brothers" slain
than that the bah" should be exterminat'
ed.-Frostburs JOURNAL.
But cur Workmanship was good enough
to bring you down al the first shot,
And lot US suggest right here II you
really want to exterminate either editors OF
"bah of Cumberland you will have tc
come to shorter range and use other weap
on than your 1aw.-Cumberland News.
Oil We didn't know You had shot
fret or last.
Should you use any more artillery
upon us while we are down" and ".
and it out, we may discuss 4 motor
to say "ouchI"
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If. then. Sl.65 is fair pay for giver
number of hours Of boys xork, why
.hould men. employed to perform
service Of which boys are Incapable,
90 required to work the sams time for
boys wagssf Why should strength,
combined with skill, be held upon 9
par with weakness, comparatively
without the expert sdjunctH
To On outsider a uniform price,
whether high or low, for unequal
work, is an anomaly. At least il
does not obtain as system in any
other trade or business.
Whenever the manifesto is open to
amendn emit or assault on the part Of
the drivers, it would seem that al
adjustment of wages corresponding
with the difficulty and danger Of the
service incurred by the character Of
the mines, taken separately, would be
the basis upon which to FIX the pc,
dism. An object so squit.bly found
ed would disarm much of the criti.
eism excited by attempts to secure
rs.adjustment, of much Of its intolsr'
aucs and nonsense.
For the present and until the p.o-
pie are unitedly strong enough to
take care of themselves, patient sub
mission is enforced BY the unrslsnt.
ing exercise of power by those who
hold its whip-haId. Meanwhile. III
attempts to rectify such evils, who's
success is not promised BY a moral
certainty, are ill-advissd and Grip
ping to those who make them and
others besides.
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terry. There is no doubt that a much
greater proportion Of bituminous coal
is selling at a delivered price than
isual. counting on low fir eights
The Arst cargo of provincial eulw
that has been brought here this sea-
-en arrived this week from st. John,
At So freight. The coal was for man
nfacturing purposes, and sold at $4
delivered.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
One Fool Among Many
Wrecked by His Untempe cred
Ambition "A Lighthouse
on the Shoals.

ssT OUGHT to have stopped five years
i before did but thought it would
not amount to anything, 50 kent on. l
was a fool, of course-but who ism I, when
ambition and the chance of making money
spurs him on? only hope l shall get
| well enough to digest another square meal
| some time without rebellion In my
| stomach"
Thu speaker was one of the best known
civil engineers and mining experts in this
country; hardy by nature as buff. 10, but
| broken down by hard study and the mer.
cilu,s ashing administer d to his mind and
body by his own hand during the earlier
part of his career At fifty he is prema-
| turely gray, bent In form and dlspirited
Dyspepsia did it-Dyspepsia, the sef.in-
| fiicteu curse of the American In every de.
| partment of toll.
II am thir,y-fvc years DID," writes MIR
Charles II. Watts, OF West Somers, Pur-
nam county, N. Y, and had suffered from
Dyspepsia for fifteen years. Tried every
| thing At last gave PARKER's GINGER
Tonic chance to show what 1t could dc
| tor me. II proved its ability by curing me.
from this dreadful disease" MIR. G. Il.
Cole, druggist, of Carmel, N. Y, certifies
to the truth OF Mr.. Watts statement. ? :
Gloom, desponde4cy, hopelessness, dis
gust with all labor, steplessness, horrid
dreams To render bedtime like The hour of
executi N to Grim .nal-these are some OF
,yspcpsia's foot rints. The Dyspepiic
knows what Coleridge meant when he said
"Niglt is my he'll" PARKER's GINGER
, Tonic cures Dyspepsia, purlties the bloc d,
I disptrses kheumatl.m and al chrome all
III, nts. Pr.css, 30 cents and il 90 bottle.
-i HISCOX s. co,
March 3-1m New York.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

A NECESSITY OF THE DAY.-Fs W
minor inventions have been 90 readily
appreciated and come so quickly into
general use as the stylogrsrhic pen
None who have used one will ever be
contsnted with any less convenient
apparatus for writing, and in q short
time there will be few who have occa :
sion to write at all who have not
adopted it. The general principle Of
The stylographic psn is SO familiar a.
to require no explanation. We hav,
made trial of various kinds, but have
found none equal to the Livsrmore
S,ylogrsphic Pen, which combines
all the advantages of other makes. 1t
is convenient to use, writes with any
kind Of good ink, and is practically
,destructible. Sold at first fur S3
Zach, the price has reoently been Re-
ducsd to 81 for plain pens, with fftv
cents extra for gold mounted. By
sending that amount to Louis E. DAN
'sp, Manager Sly o9r.phic Pea Com
p.ny. 200 Washington Street, Boston,
pen together with package OF
.uE erior ink, will be sent by re-
turn mail, and the money will b.
At once refunded If they do not prove
TO be perfect in every respect
Morning Mail, Lowell, Mass.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-03-24

TKE recent strike OF the drivers
for increased pay was most probably
an unfortunate proceeding from its in
ception to its collapse.
After our experience Of last year
the magnitude of = movement Of this
character was most likely to be exsg-
gsrated and its merits misapprshsnded
by the sensational press and gullible
public outside.
Without general acquiesssAcs of the
class Of workingmen in whose inter-
est such movements are made, and
the cooperative support Of associated
guilds, it would seem self.svidsnt that
the chances of success would be msa-
In this case it does not appear that
the miners bestowed much, if any,
substantial sympathy upon the driv-
ers, remembering, perhaps, that much
OF their own trouble with the COM
psnies was brought on by the steady
asgressions of the drivers for shorter
terms Of labor. So that the latter
were at once bereit of the strongest
power to which they could appeal for
aid. .ae =
The unchanged and unchsngeable
manifesto also stared them in the face,
contract which long time ago pur-
ported to be so invio.able that no cor.
roration could break itand live. And
we have il later that the IL innate
terms Of this document impose uli-
versal e1patris'ion upon the recur-
renee Of another suspension.
However strange this may sound in
free country, late events justify the
impression that it is tho aim OF the
authors and psrties to the manifesto
to enforce it to the extent indicated.
So that any partial or isolated con-
test against its allow ances seems hope
less If success.
The same effort dirsc' ed to the pro-
motion Of organized growth and in
vsterats fidelity to each other, would
be far better employed.
The failure Of the drivers TO secure
incl eased pay does not, however, de-
eide the matter against them on its
merits. In fact, it is extensively con.
csied by weil-iuioi med and fair
minded people that they are male
quately paid as rule. We have
heard 1t stated that $l.65 per day i,
q fair minimum price for driving
this in mines where the work is moi
difficult or dangerous as compared
with other places; and that So 90 is
low enough 10 the latter. Thsss zig.
ures are not our own, but they are
taken for il ustrstiOn. In the first
case, il is also stated, boys are able to
do the work in the second, men only
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-03-24

TIE Coal Trade Journal under the
caption of "What Fools These Nor
tails Bel" says "it is reported from
Cumberland that the boatmsn are
dissatisfied with 80 cents per ton, and
the drivers with $l.e5 per day. It
will not be matter for surprise should
one or the other or both signsliss the
inauguration Of the season with q
strike" To those supsrintshdsnts
who believe that the drivers should
have better pay. the Coal Trade
Journals exclamation must be q
cheerful one.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-03-24

/ The Christian Adoocate ssyn j. 1t
is the aside rem arks that let in light
upon mems characters. A w9rld y
minded Sun iay.scho,l Supsfiut. nd
emit, being about to 70 to Europe on
business, a idfesssd the School on the
Sunday before his departure He
wsxsd ferrent as he deplstsd the nor
rsra of the SCI voyage, the risk OF life.
the separation fro a frlsn Is AMI ho 10.
and tbs possibility that he would new
er see them again. 20, children, "
said he, ''it is dreadful to think OF.
Nothing but mo ieyc would induce me
to 10 it. .Fr
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-03-24

In consequence of an &C 'ident tn
the hydraulic appar tus in the Cl-ve-
land ROLLING Mill Company's B $50
mer steel works at Cleveland, Omo,
Wednesday, the huge converter, con
tsing several tens of NAL ed me al,
WAS overturned, spiling .ts contents
into a Tit of hot metal. On striking
the damp pand it exploded with vio-
Lance and scattered widely, fatally
burning Patrick Foley. An Their
workman was so disfgured that ha
has not yet been Identified. Sever
al others were badly scsldsd.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-03-24

SOME things are not cheap at even
the most moderate price. No man
should discharge an employee because
some one that can he casually picked
up offers TO work for less. The man
who seeks to gain your trade by dis
psraging his comp titor is a must
dangerous individual. Even 20 In
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-03-24
MINING JOURNAL.
FRosTBURG, MD, MARCH "a, 1888.

TEE JOURNAL does not desire to be-
come involved in the controversy be.
tween Msssrs. Price, Chambers and
Fstkin, now going on the Homecoming
Review. We want to say, however,
that the JOURNAL never stated that
the Wiener bill "hsd certainly become
a law" Reference to our issus oil
June 10, 1882. will clear up whatever
dispute hin Rss upon that point.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-03-24

THE severe winter has greatly
damaged the apple orchards in thu
vicinity of Dss Moines, Iowa. A
deficit of two millions bushels is tn,
estimate for that section.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-03-24

A BED of coal ak and ;, half ieet
Thick, two and 4 ha miles long an
halt mile wide has been opened on
Peaks Greek. Pulaski County, Vir-
giuis, about two and half miles
f ON Norfolk and Ws.tsru r ,ilaoad
Fossil iron ore is found on the sams
tract.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-03-24

At the mines around Rich Hill,
Mo-, there is great activity al present
particularly at the place whore strip
ping ia done.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-03-24

TIE Western Pig Iron Association
met 10 Plttsburg Wednesday in rsgu-
ar quarterly session, but transacted
no business of Importance. Trade
was reported quiet, prices firm and
stocks unchanged.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-03-24

ADvIcEs from various points 10 the
Ysllowstone country indicate that
the past winter has been favorable
ter stockmen, and the loss from ex-
pcsure and cold weather is estimated
not to exceed 5 Per cent. for the en-
tire territory.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-03-24

A GOOD many Of the Missouri farms
sold this winter are bought BY men
returning to Missouri from Kansas
and Tear.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-03-24

The fire in the culni bank, at the
Kohl Moor collieIy, near Shenan
losh, Pa. IL still burning. In order
10 save the Buck mountain aud Nam.
moth veins, which are covered by the
burning bank, it is estimated that
100000 cubic yards of material will
have 10 be ren we'd.
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FOR RENT.

4 LAR9E Dwelling House nc
~ ronms,) situated on Unicn or Main
street. Froslturs, Md Heated by steam.
W lie. aud gas through the house, and
onc.quarter acre of ground with lot of
ch 'icu fruit.
For further particulars arplv to
Feb 10 JAMES II WARD.
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ORDER WLSI.

In the matter Of the sale Of the Real Estate
of Ell zabeth Wright, deceased
In the Orphans Court Allegany county,
February Term, 1888.
ORDERED, This 23d day of February,
~ 1883, by the Orphans Court of A le.
gany county that the sale made and report
ed by CuItin NJ Graham, Executor in the
foregoing cause, be ratified and confirmed
unless cause to the contrary thereof be
shown ou or before the 2Bth day March.
1888; provided, a copy of his order be pub
llslied n some newspaper printed in ALE
gany County, Maryland, ,nce ween for
thee successive weeks prior to the Goth day
of Marcel, next.
The report states the amount of sale to
be $1050.
JOHN tOULEHAN, c. J. &C.
ROBERT BRUCE, ]. &C.
I'D. ARMSTRONG, j. O. G.
True copy. Test; JNo. RHIND,
March 3-St Register.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-03-24

TIE OCEANS EEP.-Ths co ,st
and geo!etic survey steamer BlSk.
recently returned from trip to por'
tions of tho Atlantic Ocean which
had not bsen previously sounded
On the 10th of January about ZOE
miles northwest of St. Thoma,. the
lead did not touch bottom until 4 SCI
faihoms OF line mad been paid cut.
This is the greatest depth ever reach
cd. The map shoxing the bottom Of
she Atlantic is now nearly com ls;e
In few years sci nti,'s will KIN ON
all the scores Of the great deep
worth knowing
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-03-24
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Ur. RuAhs NeaicM association:
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-03-24

In . recent interview with Judge
Black by Philadelphia paper refer
snce was made to the labor PRESTON,
and the judge was asked his opinion
of legislation on the subject. BE
said ut is hardly probable that
there will be national legislation
Every state must legislats fer itself
The lsboring man must be prot eotsd
that is, capitalists must not be al.
lowed to cut down the wages of their
employees to starvation prices. This
lie done too often now. There are
growing up huge ronopolies that
are grinding the life out Of their en-
ploysss. The railroads are becoming
too powerful. Legislation governing
them must 10 made"
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ORDER NTS[.

ORDER NIS[.
Christian Fisher No, 1895 EquitY In
U the Circuit Court I r
Jac,b Baker. Allegauy County, Md.
fARDERED, This 9Th day OF March,
~ 1888 ny the Circuit Court for Allie
gsny ceu ty, sitting ny Court of Equity,
thai III sale m ,de and rep.ried by Chris
tim Fisher III the fnregoiI z cause be Iau-
fled und confirmed unle.s cause 10 he CON
trary thereof he show on or before the 7ih
day Of A ril, 1888; ps"vid'd, copy of
this order be published in sum, newspaper
printed in Allegany County, Maryland,
once 4 week for 'Lree successive weeks
pIitr TO The 3lst day of March next.
The report stes tine smou t of sale to
he 1916. THEO. LUMAN,
Tue copy CLERK.
Test: THEo. LUMAN, Clerk.
Mach l0-3t
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-03-24

AN explosion OF gas occurred Thurs
day morning at Packer colliery No.
2. of the Lehigh Valley Coal Company
at Lost Greek, by which Martin T0ohy,
James Litchman, VIM. Litchman and
a Polander (nams uuknown) were
severely and perhaps fatally burned
The two Litchmsns Gather and sony
are the most seriously injured.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-03-24

A LITTLE BOYS PRAYER-A lady
residing in this village. tho mother OF
4 bright little boy, Was talking to
him the other night, just as she Was
rutting him to bed, about the eff :acy
OF prayer. and told him that if he
would sak God for anything psrticu
lsrly desired she had no doubt h.s re.
quest would be granted. The little
fellow knslt at his mothers knee and
prayed God to send him one hundred
little sisters and fifty little brothers
The prayer was never finished, fol
the mother, sghast at thu prospect OIL
having her house turned into an or
phan asylum, lifted the boy to his
ieet and tucked him into bed without
a moments unnecessary delay.-Mid'
dletown (Vt.) Mercury.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-03-24

regard to any fslsehoods that may be
uttered with this same end in view.
II A were to give @ the grand bounce
when he comes to talk about B, and
his methods OF doing business, society
would be the better for it.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-03-24

b t. JEWELL,
Ladies aud Gentiemen's Merchant Tailor,
MAIN ST, FR0STBURG, MD.
MAKER OF all kinds OF LADIES'
wi Jackets, DOtmans. Uls-
tcrs and rappers. GENTLE.
MEMS suits in he Newest Styles.
tH- Samples Of F reign and Domestic
Coz ds of Excellent Qualt, and Low Pri-
ces always on and. Alterations and Re.
pairs Neatly Done. Feb BY
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CARDINAL MoCLosKEY on Tuesday
last completed the ssvsuty-6rst year
of his age. He enjoys excellent
health. suffering only from the weak
,ess natural to his time of life. The
Cardinal, next year, will celebrate
the golden jubilee or fiftisth annivsr-
ssry of his ordination. He will then
have been forty years bishop and
eight years a cardinal. He received
numerous visitors Tuesday, including
prominent people of all denominations.
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disceIIaueOu, Advertisements.
Property for Sale.

Il HOUSES AND LOTS In Frestburg
u for sale-CHEAPl Must he sold
Feb 1S-tf JAMES KANE, Agent.