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West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-03-14

SEVEN GRANDFATHERs.--ln wy
oming county there is child, the
daughter of Josiah Cook, Jr., that
has seven living grandfathers, and
the eldest is hale, hearty man.
Facts, boys, longevity in that coun,
ty is so great that authorities had
to knock a man in the head to start
a graveyard. Huntington News.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-03-14

PERNIcIoUs MISUNDERSTANDING
field. of the Advocate, has evidently
been reading pernicious literature,
and since he has expressed himself
opposed to the prohibitory amend
ment we suspect it is the Wheeling
Reoister. Ceredo Enterprise.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-03-14
CHARLESTON BUSINESS HOUSES.

r H. FERGUSON, ATTORNEY
- AT-LAW, Charleston, w. Va.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-03-14

Call on ]. NJ. Walters, 95 Market
st.. for all kinds of Job Printing.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1883-03-14

Send for sample copy Of the FREE
MAN.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03

and not "a a matter of charity TO dis.
tresssd coal land owners CT the con-
sumers of coal. We are assured some
thing definite will be arrived at in
regard to tho pooling Of the soft coal
trade to competitive points along the
coast if not after the manner Of the
anthracite operators, at least by some
sueh an arrangement Of froight rates
The Pittsburg operators and th3ir
man ara likely to- agree on a sliding
scale for the payment OF wages it ia
a fair way ifthe starting point is only
squitably adjusted. Cumberland ton
mage is very light at this season OF the
year; weekly business Is down below
thirty thousand tons. Clesrfeld tom
mage shows a moderate business,
nearly up to the average Of last sae
son, and in the aggregate an Increase
over last year. 1t is stated that cars
are scarce with some operators and
much inconvenience results there
from. Many of the special contract
rates run out by the first of March,
and thare may be change after that
date in the manner of distributing ths
available cars.-Coal Trade JomRa5
The bituminous coal trade IS quiet,
and tho only feature Of intsreat is
that the change in the weather ia
likely to make shipments from Phila.
delphia possible. We quote along.
side: Clearfeld, $4,55@$470; and
Cumberland, $4.65@4,80, according
to quality.
In giving a list of the miners OF
Georges Greek Cumberland coal last
week, we inadvertently omitted the
nsme Of the National coal company
operated by Messrs, Hitchins Brothers
of Frostburg, Md.
Observation-Disclosures dealers are
very quiet. There is very little da,
mand, and that coming forward il
chiefly Clearfeld coal on contract
orders.
SAN FRANoIsoo.-The large etocE
of Cumberland OF hand has caused a
decline in price.
Wholesale PRICES OF SOFT Goals
! Clearfeld at Philadelphia. $40 o. $3.5t
! I" South Amboy. 440 @ Az
New York.. 40 a. 4.S(
Cumberland AT Baltimore. $3.50 a. 3.5'
d" Georgetown. 3.25 @ 3.3'
S'th Amboy. =. =.
&" New York. 465 q 4.Si
New York Coal.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03

oao of the pioneers of Western Vir-
ginia. He lost his father at an early
age and the late war found him work
ing on farm in Missouri. At four
teen he entered the Confederate army
aud was wounded in the service. Af-
ter the cessation OF hostilities he re-
turned to West Virginia was educa-
ted through the exertions Of admiring
friends; studied law; was elected to
Congress four times, and now, before
the completion of his 35th year, is a
Senator-elect of the United States
He has been twice married, his first
wife being Miss Rose Quigg, formerly
Of Cumberland.
Both Houses of Congress are engag-
ed in tariff legislation. As far as
can zee there is very little fairness
or principle displayed in this matter
by the representatives OF the people
in either House or on either side
Every State and section, except where
it is absolutely necessary to combine
| fer certain interests, wants its partic.
ulsr industries and products protected
and free trade in everything else.
The year 1888, which was ushered
in by the death Of Gambetta, name
that inspired uneasiness among the
nations Of the Old World, and by q
sudden death in the Executive Man
sion Of the New, has so far been dis
tinguished by an unusual number ol
calamities, involving great loss of life
on land and sea. Death in all his
hideous formO has been sporting with
poor humanity everywhere, and
deeply regret to find that even the
hillsides Of Allegany were not destin,
ed 10 escape his dread vieitation.
read OF the late fearful accident there
and was shocked to see 60 many fa
miliar names as victims, and 10 think
OF the irleparabls loss sustained and
the many homes made desolate.
For the very f2ttering editoria
mention of the undersigned in your
last issue owe you a most profount
bow. l could rot help thinking, how
ever, that you didn't have the expert
epcs Of the Texas darkey before you
eyes at the time, or you might have
hesitated in your complimentary re
marks, fearing an analogous reault
The aforesaid darkey. you know, com
planned that having been 80 foolish al
TO buy his wife new silk dress, "sh'
got SO d--n proud" she wouldn't nc
tiee him any more, but left bis bee
and board for good. ANON.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03
rs ITIN THE ATMOSPHERE? +?
A Theory Which is Commencing
10 hare Bcliercrs, and in chiCH
there may be more H0n
3cOuld 4ppe0T.

If it be true, az is argued by some
that atmospheric influences impel the
human family to excuses which in
ordinary times are never dreamed Of
then indeed this winter must 60 upon
record az most striking exenl lifca-
tion Of the theory. The prevailing
maria appears AS form OF de.lrium,
VIII ch hali,ve4 in no 81 yer lin ng to
even he Least p, tentons OF dark
clouds, but would have that each
sp5ck lu the hor zon OF exist enca is
an nue,ring ind'cat'on OF very tcrua.
d;ps OF lrs,ruct on ard dea,h Tie
,el.e3t cGcrI of the weather troph
ct ~ th~lr vo'nninous pred cticgs q
IT rtns y, Il lis stern has urde,i b y
'oduced an et,,t upon people lie
ntlvou. strain Of which has by ho
IA a cen less sAnel by the F. ries of
c.!aml'i.a ~ Yl-h the ',irlb Il tai = If
W ic i.e pub &c p.ess has ieeInei
those mt"v W ~.
\ orry rg4 cl S. I me. " vel
~ If women g,ow tim i anj aux O. F,
and an ,her Las morhid w the ire
ieut re. it.ls a bi, o. curdlIng n, ci-
d. nte and Incidents, W i.e sui an
other class foster mcst unnatural APP
pplie for su, h dread food, and would
i4i, see that the supply should ever
exceed tho demand. THIS latter
species magnify moles iuto mountains;
the morbid, looking through kladred
spectacIes, behold the horrible in YER
list shadows, white the tim'd become
an children in dark places and see
snsctres on every hand. But for some
such sort ofprevalent atmosphere the
Baltimore so-called scourge would
have parsed as sum mer freeze,
creating the merest ripple, to be
specify for otten in the every day
tide of life.
None of the larger cities are eyer
durirg the winter months entirely
frao from smallpox, and as Il rule,
Baltimore may fairly be stated as
r. ore exempt from the scourgiug Of
the loathsome pest than almost any u
the great ommercial centres.
1t has, in the topography Of its site,
innumerab.e advantages, as the UNI
erous hills create such lower to
downialliug water AS 10 most thor
ou.hly ceauss the streets at every
rain storm. Strangers frequently re-
mark tie cleanliness of the thorough
fares aud cite the natural surface
DRAINAGE 40 source of unfsiling
hea tn.
Ba,,lmor.s moituarE report have
for YEAR bsea Of the lowest ct tie
great ciuck, an; II % iue duimE
The winter la. TIE " -ekl, Il a ma e
increased i.t aer eeN Yver tie
avs,aua In.as ia, nt III pauI
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03
city Vie,cs of the Coal Trade.

New YoRK.-We do not find much
change TO report iu the condition OF
Tie bituminous coal market at any
point. l. is the dull season, although
some parties have their lines out al
ready, looking for an improved trade
this season. The new railways that
are under way viii sil Re consumers
Of coal, and bv their very progress
through hitherto barren 'istricts Of
cou try, help to build up trade for
f e Many + them are built to serve
coal districts, aud in his way will
ie!r tn opetater, VII htut very ma
tp,i,I.y reducing he p ice delivered
t i. uines, ior the railways go
lilo .oal carrying 10 make profit,
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03
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i R0|a{ visitor dHa "a YDmthtU
!Senat3P pulif SeifshHess
Cat'aNi'o@S RcaGrhs
Gi5;i a TcrNs ,J0ke.
W,surNarox. u. &. Jan. 3, 1888

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r, =. v,I,<,. IT, MN.
M. II ~ - Ju, G. ~ r,or
G er :. 9, "A, ..l ,o..,o ,sv Of
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-
''''"''' !" ''N ca III 'n a '''
nj 'lA"d"i hr'a =" 10 u" cH'
Ctn2L@ and III S+o'ch lineage i
apparent and undoObted. Fan CT iace
sad tali haired ) of netsant and en-
gazing manners, e made a good im-
rres..'n wherever he wet; but el
Ihrr his royal elson or his attend
2" 8, II unknown, woulh attract Oh
the M way y II hA any more par
'lgaar a,ien,icn than corresponding
pumber oi oar own Well-dra sed aud
cultivated cltlzens ot This republic
stripped Of eii ex -rnaIs, there Is great
eqaeiity IN has, after all and true
n.oiiigy IS more oi the mind ani heart
II u Of the bsdy. Ternyson baauti-
ti.clIy exPreaee this thought in his
iaimli4bia verse
EowScr it be, it seems 10 b.
us Phly noo'' 70 oe soou'
= "'"'.' - '''',v ''''l - eo'ons,s' ~,
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03

REFERRIEIG TO the legal proceedings in
stituted against the striking glass-workers,
the Baltimore County Herald says;
In the case referred to it is, we thin k,
Enthusiastically clear that labor has much the
best of the argument. Indeed, the attitude
which the employer asks the court to as
sumo in this case would create class law
that would be little short Of tyranny. To
say that one man, or II numser OF men,
oni0intly become criminals, or, a. any
rate, violatOrs Of the rights of their fellow
citizens when they attempt to prevent Ger.
tain other persons from working for des-
igna'ed man or firm, would be to announce
proposition that might not shock the
iisas of de9potc Russia, but which is a
monstrosity in free America, Capital las
its rights guaranteed to it by law, and these
ought to be respected and must be entoIc-
oi but labor has also us rights guaran teed
10y law, and to y great extent founded In
the natural and best malnsprisgs of hu'
man action.
We are glad to be able to quote so just a
sentiment from one Of our Maryland eX'
changes; FOR the press OF this State has
been singularly silent concerning an at
tempt 10 establish here an Interpretation OF
law which would shock mems sense of JUS
tcc and in the end drive the better class OF
skilled labor from our State,-Bal,inole
Day.
Even the Day was stirred with
alarm only when corporate aggression
upon the rights of labor menaced the
door-waya Of Baltimore 1t had not
& word TO say when, last summer, the
great Maryland precedent was estab-
lished in this county Of treating a
general declination to work at certain
wages as a conspiracy. The glass
blowing firms borrowed the patsn t
from our coal companies, but showed
want of snartness in going into court.
That is about = II the difference, either
in the motive Or danger of their effort
Had the battle resulted differently
here the Dag might have been saved
its present gallant atruggle. More.
ever, it might have baen able TO spare
the wholesale atsLenent concerning
The Singular silence Of the press Of
shia State"
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03

Tur Ba. no5a ayers report =
rem rkab event in ,he ne nation
Of SOLID miver panca bo,sl and
saver to Mr. On'rles + Mayer II
appears the testimonial wgs taad"fel
in behalf Of the coal tr de ii recoe-
uition of valuable services al OF the
status Of afoirs in this region t!.Js
brought about. In other words Nr,
Mayer is th'c reTardel for snbjug.
ting our leorl2 last summer.
Away back in The dark aces" il
was an ordinary inc.ds nt in hsrbali
customs lor tie petty sasons Q met
select and decorate a hero from
herd o. tyraots
To'that distance we can look sit
forbearance, for The peop,s, poor, Il
uorant aud " lI-niga h'lp'esl, wesa
reachii 8 slowly toward liberty b
now, when Tn; pepp.e haze bee n
the loids oi the cCmmonw sitit, ho IA +
tlat The failure Of portion OF their
number to maintain umimpt aChabi4
rights, is made equal to az occasion
Tor disp nsing kuis s,hthooi, ma cs
TIE 81 ect4cle one Of unspeakatle ab-
horrepce.
Il is su, h events as these and othei
equally heartiess ageresslons AID in
proper Qualifications that ere, more
than all else, sti rng and a'armin
the people. Some day the wind nov
s.wiug vail grow ITO Llzaefd Of
revolution resi-, tlcsa and dtstluclige
10 fate. Fl story r, cords caus J cl
revo { 10 NOE porienioas Q, eri',
but which u Les'ed society and
ipsmsied "sSsIs ahd galtete IN the
dust with elGai ii.rnniiy.
lei us base NJ more uase@mly and
Agngergus A4itsrle5--no more ia. o.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03

A CASE IN PoINT-The Philadel-
phia Record appears to be seeking in
formation. Itsays
Ii sparring in public for cute money
constitutes prize tight-and The corpora
tion counsel fr Tie city Cf New York says
it does wcull he interesting to know
what this sane high authority thinks OF
GI@co-lloman wrestling for stakes and
ga'e.money combined.
Tie entire trouble about these tex
hibition' affairs appears ta grow out
Of making fish OF ore species of
amusements and fowl Of others. The
true plan is to tax eveyything where
fees are charged or sales made, or tax
none. Whether tariff or free trade
levailE, let all share alike. Then
there will b. no need of separating
q thug from another Y imaginary
har line9.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

ALLEdANY CASES IN THE COURT or
APPEALs,-Thursday in the case Of
the Frostburg Mutual Building As
sociation VS.. Wilson ct. al, The
order was affirmed.
The Court of Appeals yeaterd"y
affirmed tie decision Of Judge Pearre
in the case of the Georges Creek
Coal & Iron Company VS.. the County
Commissioners Of this county, refusing
a mandamus requiring tho appellee
to levy $4,000 to the use of tho for
mel for taxes paid in error. The
priacipl, settled in this case dispoaea
Of claims to the amount Of 5000, 600
Of other companies Of q similar char
acter. Messrs. Brace & Richmond
appeared for the county commission
ers, snd they deserve great credit for
the able manner in which they argued
and managed this csse.-Cumberlaad
Independent.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03

sing arrays Of corporate titulars in
triumphal procession over the failure
of popular efforts to maintain rights,
dearer 10 the people now because in
herited by charter and blood. The
people are free by instinct aad habit.
Their birthright is doubly theirs,
and there should be no mistake about
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03
MINING JOURNAL.
FRosTBURG, MD, FEB. 8, 1888.
GAN INJUNCTION AGAINST PER


CAN INJUNCTION AGAINST PER
suAsIoN. I'm the circuit court o.
Baltimore Wednesday Judge Duffy
fled his opinion in he injunction case
against the glsssblowers. The motion
by the latter to dissolve wa5 over
ruled, and the latter are practically
prohibited from using any persuasion
upon the employees of the firms any
where within the jurisdiction Of that
court.
Hon. G. II. Williams, counsel for
the glassblowers, spoke of the matter
in an interview with the Day:
All the high.sounding charges aad aver
ments in the bill in equity have melted
down to one little thing-that four men,
having accidentally met man named Jury
on street corner, had conversation with
him, which is sought to be made out as an
inducement, and the court prohibits any
further enticing. Whether that means TO
prohibit conversations on the part Of the
people who meet by accident, ! don't
know. The Criminal Court, 90 my appli-
cation this morning, agreed that on We'd
nesday next l should try the demurrer To
the whole indictment There, aieno doubt,
some counts in the indictment which
La mi I'm
will bring up all the facts nakedly.
In an article under the happy cap.
tion quoted above the Day says:
The Injunction, so far as it Is permitted
to stand, will probably strike people curl
ously. 1t is in effect a command 10y the
court to men not to use their powers Of
persuasion, and if it is practicable is pro-
cess capable of wide and varied extension.
When stern father hereafter finds
some eager swain paying marked at
tenlions to his daughter he need not wait
around to give the youth ghst is vulgarly
known as the "grand bounce !" but alleg-
ing that he fears that the youth designs 10
deprive him of the services and compan.
ionship of his daughter, he can go down 30
court and get out an injunction which will
put an end TO the wooing, unless the swain
is so ardent as TO risk commitment for con
tempt. So far as the glass blowers are
concerned those Of them enjoined vii!
merely have TO let other fellows do their
talking. There will doubtless bopenty Of
volunteers, for talking is easy work to
these accustomed to it.
1t would sesm that the people Ct
Baltimore have not been fortunate in
the selection Of their new judiciary.
A glassblowor reports "a conversation
with Mr.. Swindell," who is an en-
ployer, and "who, among other things
said tie manufacturers had the 9.c,c
judges on their side and that, if they
beat the men in this case, they would
send them to jail if they could"
Another union man reports that
''two men came TO US recently from
Mesars. King 6 Bro. and one from tie
Messrs. Swindell and importuued us
to take them back into our union.
They came several times, one Of them
crying and begging us, but we decided
to have nothing to do with them.
Tn.,;, L., l,o, ,b ,,,,-r,n &c ,tLa,,
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03
Sold by Druggists everywhere.

VIM. G. Osgoodby, the well known safe
manufacturer Of Buffalo, Philadelphia,
Pntaburg, Newark and Atlanta, Ga, says:
OFFICE OF OsGooDBYs IMPROVED SAFES,
II Broad Street,
ATLANTA, GA, Oct. 18th, 1881.
Dr.. RuSd's HcdtcaI A@ocidtioa:
DEAR DoCroKs--Tho three bottles of
CDR Rush'a Regulator Iordercd were re-
Ceived by express last week | have taken
nearly one bottle and am thoroughly salts.
fled with the result. For over tive years l
lave been troubled with sharp pain at my
heart. My physician, upon examination,
pronounced II onlargcment OF the heart,
and was unable to give me any relief. The
trouble grew worse, until I Rad become
convinced that ! could not he cured. While
in New Yorl, City, last wael; ] called on
one Of tho most prominent physicians
there, who changed mc>e25 for an Cxaml-
nation and then recommended your reg
ulat0r." Knowing you TO he n regtl lar
Medical Association md not a patent med-
icine scheme, | ordered three bottle5 have
not been troubled since | commenced Gak-
ing it, but shall continue and take the en-
tire three bottles so as t0 obtain pernla-
rcnt cure. You have my sincere thanks.
am, gentlemen, very respectfully,
WM. G, OsaooDBY.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03
ALSO

ALSDi
At the Same Time and Place,
900 SHARES OF TEE STOCK OF
IUZ The FrOstfsurG Water
4 lOnpany.
c-A credit o. six months viii be al
lowed ibis stock, the purchaser giving
note with security approved BY the exec
u,or. CURTIN Nj. GRAHAM,
Jan 13-4t Executor,
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03

son says that the mineral possibilities
of the mountain range extending
from Virginia down into Alabama are
equal to those of Great Britain and
Francs combined.
OURAY, Colorado, people pay SIC a
ton for soft cosl,
RUSSELL SAGE says that he hears
"the on.rushing of great business
boom.
AT Butte, Montana, the good
housewife pays one dollar a pound for
turkeys.
Is IT LICENSED ?-MontIeal hss
built sa ice palace which is attract
ing thousands of visitors. .--Philadsl-
phia Chronicle.
EFFGCG OF TIRE BLIzzARD.-Thank
goodness, the upper ond of the ther-
mometer ia coming into use at last i
Atlanta Constitution.
A PAEsoN in Philadelphia publish
es a marriage notice with this addi-
tion: mo fee for the minister
Empty envelope dodge r
The cost OF stopping train Of
cars is said 10 be from 40 to 60 certs.
When the train is stopped by another
train, these prices become somewhat
inflated.
WITH ten cents man can have bis
shirt washed or can get drink Of
whisky, which accounts for the num-
Der of dirty shirts worn in this broad
land OF freedom.
A GREENBAoK conference is 10 be
held In Washington next Wednesday
"to counsel in regard TO tire best
means of Fastening an honest, COM
m7n.ssnse reform of the currency"
A MISSISSIPPI man has discovered
that an excellent quality Of sugar car
be made from sweet potatoes. If this
proves true new use has been found
for one Of the best and most prolific
of American products.
WHEN South Epd man and hi'
wife engaged in q debate the other
night and the dog got up and scratch
ed to be let out of the room, they
concluded that it was time to stop the
diGcussion.- Boston Post.
NEXT week tho lodges of the
Amals mated Association throughout
ths country will eommsnce a reviaior
OF the rates of gasea paid ths pasl
yssi, with Il view 10 arranging new
scale to 80 into effect June l.
PROHIBITION IN WEST VIRGINIA
The House If Delegates Of West
Virginia, oy the decisive vote of49 tc
ID, has passed ! resolution providing
for al amendment to the constitution
prohibiting tie sale of liquor in lnat
State.
SisceiianeOus Advertisements
| 49, -~--->-~.---,---~-~
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03

OURAY, Colorado, people pay SIC a
ton for soft cos.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03

JU GE DUFFY m gbt have mt ! il
Whoia ull ion IL two w3tds gag
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03

The committee on agriculture of
the Massachusetts, legislature has IN
der confederation the offering Of a
boanty for the destruction Of the Eus-
lisa sparrow. 1t is asserted that
nearly hall Of last years apple crop
in Massachusetts was destroyed by
sparrsws
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03

RUSSELL SAGE says that he hears
"the cn.rushing Of great business
boom.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03

AT Butte. Montana, the good
housewife pays one dollar a pound for
turkeys.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03
DIR RUSH7S
Regulator
Heart Troubles
A SURE CURE FOR ALL DISEASES
OF THE HEART.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR CON.
SUMPTION IN ALL
STAGES.

DIR. Rush's Regulator has
never failed to give re lei. 1t has been
used successful Y for years, in subiung tho
most stubborn cases of heat difficulties.
Large Size. ......$ $l.00
Sinail Slze'..... .,,....... .5u
Sold by Druggisls everYMhere.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03
sparrows.

THERE seems to he 10 doubt among
experts that artasian wells will prove
successful at various mining camps in
New Mexico, and will lie very in
Iortant aleLt iu the development Of
the mineral resources ol the territory.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03

son says that the mineral possibilities
of the mountain range extending
from Virginia down into Alabama are
equal to those of Great Britain and
Francs combined.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03
STEAM BETWEEN


AIlVI IIINTN'iINVI NFVI Tut ISHU'
Al steamers are appointed to leave Bal
tmore al 8 a. n., on their advertised
dates.
Siecrage Pas,ageto or from Liverpool
Loadondeiry, Glasgow Queenstown, Bel
fast, Bristol, Cardiff, &c, nj Lowest
Rate Very best accnu noAations for
sSteorage and intermediate Passengers.
Inexperienced ,us gcon : attacl ed each
vessel. lntermeoia;cU and S,ee!age steward
esses carried by each steamer for the pur
pose OF attending to the wants Of the 70.
males md cbidren. For further particu.
ars or passage ticaets TO and from Cheat
Britain. apply To
i. SCHUMACHER & co, Baltimore or
in FrostDurg to J.JANDOM,
Jan 20-v Main Stree
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03

Is IT LICENSED ?--MontIeal hsa
built an ice palace which is attract
ing thousands of visitors. .--Philadel-
phia Chronicle
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03

WHEN a South Epd man and his
wife engaged in q debate the other
night and the dog got up and scratch
ed to be let out of the room, they
concluded that it was time to stop the
diGcussiou.- Boston Post.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-02-03

EFFEcG OF TIRE BLIZZARD. Thank
goodness, the upper end of the ther-
mometer ia coming into use at last !
Atlanta Constitution.