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Frostburg mining journal., 1883-11-03
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Age Of Steel says:
st. Louisans are very explosive OH police
matters, but when it comes to business affairs
involving dollars and cents, such as transport
alton charges on coal and other commodities
brought into the city, they betray lofty in
difference. If the charges on bringing coal
from the mines were 10 cents bushel instead
of there might be little talk about 'the
outrage" but mary" indignation meeting
would there be-
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-11-03

Mr.. T. d. CAsmIN is highly recommended
by the press. Read his advertisement OF
choice Grapevines.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-11-03
SMOKE the Capaduras-by Otto Frey.

YOUTHS, Boys and Children's 0vercoats il
endless varieties at Winelands Clothing Hous'
Cheap.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-11-03

Continental Hoof Ointment.-A per-
feet remedy for hard and cracked hoofs, cuts,
bruises, bites, etc. New feet can be grown in
A. WINGERT druggist, Frostburg, Md.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-11-03
Business Locals.
SMOKE the Capaduras-by Otto Frey.

Continental Hoof Ointment will pro
tect the hoofs of horses and mules used in Goa
mines from the action of sulphur water. Fo
sale only by G. A. WINGERT, druggist.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-11-03
*Washington.

Fatal accident In EckI,art Slope
Charles Williams, driver, about twenty
years old, and son of Benjamin Will
liams, of Allegany, near this place was
killed in Hoffman mine last Saturday.
A car had jumped the track and while
Charlie was endeavoring to replace it
the horse started suddenly. Charles
head was caught, squeezed and crush
ed between the car and rib, killing him
instantly. An inquest was held by a
jury empanneled as follows: James
Reid, foreman; c. Hartman, John
Chambers, Richard Gunter, John
Lewis. Fred. Stevens, jr., Henry
Stevens, VIM. Mathaas, John B. Nc
Culloh, James Powers, C. +. Wilson,
George W. Tenant. After hearing
three witnesses, John Price, John
Coleman and w. A. Somerville, the
jury returned verdict in accordance
with the facts above stated. The fun
eral took place at the M. E. Church,
South, Tuesday afternoon, u large
concourse of friends attending, includ-
ing a numerous body of Knights of
Labor, of which Order the deceased
was a valued member.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-11-03
SMOKE the Capaduras-by Otto Frey.

WHOEVER wants an 0vercoat should call on
Marx Wineland without fail. $50 to select
from.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-11-03

PLANT Grapevines that are suited to your
own climate. See advertisement of Mr.. +. d.
Cashin, of Hagerstown, Md.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-11-03

GTATE OF MARYEAND,
- TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
Comptroller's Office,
AsNAPoLIs October list, 1888.
In pursuance of the requirements of Section
6, of Article SO, of the Code of Public Gener-
al Laws, as amended at January Session, 1876,
Chapter 2O6 herewith publish the following
list of accounting officers in Allegany county
who are in arrears to the State of Maryland,
and liable to publication under said law, to-
gether with the amount due by each as of this
day. THOMAS J. HEATING,
Comptroller of the Treasury.
G. S. Wilson, Collector LIST District
Allegany, for 1882. 2................S 78 "a
John j. Keller, Collector Sd District
Allegany, for 1882. 2................ "a 81
Henry Hanekamp, late Sheriff Allie
gany, for 1881. Sl..............,..... l,322 20
Oct IL
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Miscellaneous advertisements.
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, To the
IN Judges of Election and the Voters Of
Allegany county, thatan election will be held
at the usual places of voting in the several
election districts and precincts of said county
on the first Tuesday next after the first Mon
day in November, being the
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-11-03
1910. 1888.
Cunard Steamship Co.,
TIMTrEn

PETWEEN New York and Liverpool,
u calling at Queenstown each way.
PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM PIER 40,
North River, New York:
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SMOKE the Capaduras-by Otto Frey.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-11-03

Transfers Of Real Estate-John
Knapp to William Walker, property
in the valley of Homecoming, $500.
j. w. Shuck, sheriff, to Michael
Reilly, property in Eckhart, 800.
Also to James Cunning, property in
Eckhart, $6l5.
George w. Spangler and wife to
Samuel Luman, property in Western
port, $3.50.
j. w. Shuck, sheriff, to Emanuel M.
Jenkins, western Road" and other
tracts in the county, $3.50.
George Entler to Magdalene Entler,
part of military lot 3,629, 800.
f. M Elliott and wife to John c..
Bowman, property on Westernport
road, $50.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-11-03

Important Possibly to this Region.
The South Pennsylvania road will
run from Harrisburg to West Newton,
Pennsylvania, and will connect with
the Pittsburg, McKeeesport and
Youghiogheny road for Pittsburg. 1t
will connect with the Reading road
Cat Harrisburg for New York, and it
is claimed that when completed it will
make the route from Pittsburg to New
York 140 miles shorter than either of
the present routes. 1t is also under
stood that it will extend as far south
as Mann's Choice, in Bedford county,
from which point a branch built to
connect with the Pennsylvania rail
road in Maryland will place Cumber-
land and New York 7S miles nearer
than the present nearest route, and
Cumberland and Baltimore % miles
nearer. Looking at the map, it can
be seen that the former proposal is
possible of achievement of the latter
there is occasion for skepticism.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-11-03

N. II. Hollmgsworth.
The board adjourned without taking
action.
Frostburg mining journal., 1883-11-03
Heaviest shippers this year
Circuit COurt.-The October Ter

None OF the other companies Shipping oy
100000 tons.
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6u2 isEsM.
AdslItlsnnl LocaI en- sad page
= MeRSESG RLAxE.

At twenty minutes past five Monday
morning Ere was discovered Ia the nn.
occupied house OF Mr. Nimrod Price, on
the corner OF Lyon and Third street,
The lire bell.Nas Immediately rung. As q
few of our citizens were already up the
engines anil truck were conveyed to lhe
place Of the fire ia quick time, and soon
No 2's had stream an the hIaza, follow
Ell Immediately after by another from No.
vi ws,er lhs FIRE was saaa extingulshe,l,
probably ,aara tam Ige l.eing done by
v s,eF thaa nv cam AnsItan.
Al,ssut s'cloek in the foreoan one John
harris WAS arrested, charge with having
sci IRE 20 the snil Ting, Harris i a man
about fifty. lie came 10 the city about
seven weeks ego, end until about. 3 week
previous to his arrest had haen working
for Cherry s. Parks. He is said TO have
been good machinist, but drank hard,
and we understand VAS discharged.
While working he boarded q: different
places, but upon quitting the foundry 1t IS
not known where he stopped, At least in
his examination held before E r Skiworth
ESQ, Monday afternoon he introduced no
evidence to prove his whereabouts nights.
The evidence introduced to prove that he
had slept in the building and set fire 70 It
vas eircumstantial. How strong Il was Is
a matter We have nothing IN do wiIh now.
He was held in the sum Of $50 to await
the action OF the Grand Jury.
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Yesterday mechanical eyed member oI
the DExocRAr firm happened in at the ma.
chine shops and foundry Of Cherry & Parkss,
aud was struck at the wonderful progress
they have been making, not only in improve.
nsnts, hut in increase Of business. Their
business hAs grown at su6h q rate lately
that they have been compelled 20 invest in
considerable new machinery, and few days
ago received the best, large planer, outside
Of Portland in the Northwest, and large
apd complete iron lathe, besides other tools,
making their equipments for doing every
kind Of work as complete ~ those of any
shops on the Coast A fact. In few day.
they will begin working all night so great j,
the rush of business.
A few days ago they Gnished two M ore
large iron fronts for Eugene City, making
ak in al constructed for that city within q
few weeks They have also just built Q fine
machine for tho Eugene founng mills
which IL pronounced first.class jsh. also
an engine for Templsten Bros, at Browns.
vile, to be used in their hop yard, and
have several other engines 10 be built q,
sOon as possible. Besides these they have
received the contracts for making two
double circular saw mills, in the building
Of which they are becoming the leading san
mill men Of the Northwest. Mr.. Cherry
gives his personal attention TO the wsrk and
watches every stroke till the work leaves
the shop. insuring finished job.
Their ratchet head blocks take we'll with
mill men and they are receiving good orders
for them. II oregon people wish to lsarr
that Albany has at least one live establish
msut they should call on Cherry 4 Parkes.
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Poisoned.

Last Friday night. at about TIVE
O'Clock in the morning. the family OF
Drury Hodges, living in Benton county,
across the river, were taken with pains
in their s.omachs. and all began vemit.
ing. DIR Riee, OF this cit-. was immedi-
a:ely sent for, when on examination he
discovered that they had been poison.
ed, They were al brought out in good
condition, and will probably not feel
Ahe effects Of it. These poisoned were
Mr.. and Mrs Hodges and three others.
&c seems that those poisoned were the
only ones who ate Of some meat on The
table, 50 that it was surmised that II
msst be in some way from that It was
aseertaIned that some rat poison had
been left in room IN whica the meat
was placed, aud the only way to ac
count for the poison was By supDs-isg
that rats had conveyed IL In some way
10 the Ineat.
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spirited knaaway.

Last Saturday forenoon Watt Men,
teith and Francis Pfeifer were tax II .
ride fsr pleasure beyond the Itpot
They hal one horse and single ltated
Eulky between them. One of the lines
broke, the horse bawkesi and then the
other line broke then the caynse brske
into run. The boys succeeded I'm
extricating themselves from the suIky,
and were soon left I'm the dust behind
the speeding horse. which In q short
space of time had reached the Revere
House, wnere it turned TO the left. In
front Of I4angdoa's the sulky was run
into by the lamp-pOst, breaking the
glass out ofthe post aHd the thilIs out
Of the sulky as well as making it hot for
the springs. The horse, new at liberty
ran back down First street, where he
was finally cangbt-
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BIse EIsbs. csaS.

The audience sI the meeting FriSay
Bight Mas small. and - the speaker
said, yery scattering School super
inlendeBt y. A. Moses delivered the I'd
dress, which wac one OF the spieiest as
well - instructive which We have
.hsani. Instead of showing what intsrn-
perasce was doing he shovel what
Temperance was accomplishing. A
prOhibitionist. he was not iR favsr of
makiag The fiusl biOw until public opiH-
len spske 50 emphatieaIly in Avor of it
that 10 would be enforced. as loo hzsly
Legislation is apt ts cause = reaction.
IL was to b regretted thar more were
not present tn hear the address,.
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OF all holidays the 9TH 10 most usiversal-
ly observed in the Uuited States. asd we
are glad that 80 complete arrangements are
being made for its celebration in Albany.
People are coming here fram every place in
the county. but IN order To prssent line
appearance an that day. yonng men, old
men and boys should call on J. F. Blain and
get some suitable clothing fur the occasion.
lie has some of the beat aud most tasty
suits in the Valley. An'l in ord-r 10 throw
10 his mite towards mAkisg the celebration
here success. viii sell them At the most
reasonable price for which tLey can be OBJ.
.sined anywhere, and will give ,on quality
Of goods unsurpassed. Remember this and
we will have the higgest 4th 10 Albany yet
witnessed here.
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70 the FARMERS.

I Ne have many iDqnifies ffofn farmsfs
and others about crop prO-peas Ia lossali-
ties other than their own. In ORDER that
We may be able 10 give full sssieassnt Of
the econastion Of tue crops IN 40 paTts u The
county, We have prepared the following
questions which We desire our farmer
friends 70 answer in detail. We w0nid
like 10 hayes letter ffom every bsighi1i.
hood in the eountv. The answer Tnsy BE-
given BY writing dswn the ntmbsr of each
question ssws have numbered them, and
iiisn write the answer TO each qnes,ioH
opposite its number. We will mske > nu.i
report in our issHe Of the DEAocRsT Of
June 20 Hence those who send IN ana
swers will please send them By June -.
We hope our fTiepds will make inquiries
among their nsighbors apJs the paints
contained iB the above qsessions and then
answer each question separately. The
following is the list Of Questions:
>. VIII fbe March .s0w M 81 snTink
wheat be excellent, good. or inferins
z. WIN she April sowing lie excellent.
good, or infeFior7
3. WlIIths May sowing he excellent.
kOC1g Or Inferior
4. is there any Pail sown grain. and
wiii IL be efceIIsnt. go.si. or inferior!
.. Whist proportion u the sersxgs 1f
wheat II March Sowing7
q. What proportion IL April sowing?
Z. What proportion u May sowing7
=. How doos the acreage sown TO whes,
this year compare With the screage soeH
70 wheat last ys4f7
=. Il hay crop ercslient. god, or infs-
10. 70; Is hop crop sHoslisHi, good. or lu's-
-. How does scrs.rs eo@psrs with
issi year?
z. VIII POTATOES Ds excellent, good. or
- How does acrs4gseompars ~ilh l4.t
year.
IA. What IL The prospect for Appiss?
10. What n the prospect Tor pssr-7
Is. What j. the pro-pees for plums?
II. VIII garden crops be +xeeIIent.
3 s1d, or fRferior7
let each psrssn who answers ths ab1ve
questions do % Ia . spirit o. candor: re-
membering, that while it j. our boast that
we have eoEntry that produces never
fsfling crops, ysi, our crops. are some
teuses short. Let ms have the condition Of
the crops - they are " beSaer god or bad.
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A sseeessful sehosI Yess.

Examinations In the public schools are
being held this week, and on Tuesday Of
next week tie schools will close for the
summer vacation, and give the children q
rest which they no doubt need. The last
school year has been successful one.
Prof. Robb, who hiss been 50 ably assisted
by Misses Kane, Sparks and Tarrell In
the Central, and Misses Alexander and
Allison In the Ward schools. 10 entitled to
considerable praise for ths excellent con-
dition In which he has placed the schools,
andas well alI the teachers for the great
advancement made-by the pupils IN the
different departments. Certaisly our
schools have been fortunate during the
past year In having an exc client corps OF
Instructors. II might be hoped that un.
der such Favorable advantages, so fer a
teachers are soncefned. we might also
have respectable Central school building
to be In keeping with thess thines, and
while We would Ike to be able to see one
at tho beginning Of the next term, let us
hepa something VIII be done before an
ether gear has elapsed.
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Lat SIN lay afternoon eoncsrt was
given at sand Ridge School House, which
those who attended from this city pro-
nounced q SUCCESS and very pleasant
affair. MrT i Dukger, for some time has
heen holding staging school ct that
placs, and this concert was given as the
closing exercises Of it for The summer.
There were two or three solos, besides
numerous choir songs. ali well rendered.
Mcknight Brothers furnished the music,
which Is spoken ofas being extra.
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Az ALARM

Tuesday at , o'clock in the afternoon
the fire bells rang. but before the firemen
hai gone more than a few blocks = halt
was ordered. A lire hat. started in house
In the western part of the city, back OF
Judge Strahan's residence, but pail of
water put II out. What was the cAnse OF
il N not known, but the circumstances
point strongly toward q young man, oi
heretofore excellent reputation, living on
sixth street. who IN known 10 have been
prowllng around barns at o'clock on the
morning of that day, a. the riginatOr OF
4.
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II you want good Spring Wagon.
covered or uncovered, buy the Racine,
with patent wrought iron corners
metal cased posts, improved sal and
rim bands on hubs (noiooss PIN bands
or cracked hubs.) Patent whiffietrees,
irons hold the slngletrees right to place
and cannot strain or bend slHgletree
bolts. The wrought iron gears where
used are spoken of as being the best Inn
provement made for medium priced
wagon. For terms and prices see
SAMuEi. e. YOUSG.
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Following Is list OF the newly
elected sfiicers Ia Willamette Ladge A.
o. l.. W:
y Il AlleD-Mastsr Worknan
A ID Barker-Foremas.
IN WestfzIl-0veFseer
AZ Lsyton-Rsesrsier.
l. Martin n-ReeeiTer.
A b Hooslin-F'inancIer
Fret Graf-Guide..
s W Ross-Iasids Hatchnaa.
LCanpeau-outsids WzlenmAn.
r Miller-Trustee.
DIT w Harris-MedieaI E1amin, 9.
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SUNDAY at sosaviIIe.

Last Sunday. we have it reported on
good authority, there were nearly two
thousand peopleat Sedaviile. Many went
from this city. Nearly every private
team, as well as every livery team, being
used to convey our citizens TO this favorite
resort. The nominal attraction was the
camp meeting, the real one was the fine
weather, the Soda water and the desire to
take little recreation. The springs were
crowded so that by night not drop of
the famous mineral water could be obtain
ef. The drive from here 10 Sodaville is
one Of the pleas4ntist in the State and no
doubt in time will become famous for its
beautiful scenery.
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ssA4e Late LeeaGs.

pr y B Rice anil family left f5r the
Coast yesterday, TO be gone few weeks.
Rev s G Adams. of Salem. viii preach al
the Y. 2. C. A. Hail next Sunday .nornine
at o'clock.
Tne first OF the week Dir. Panl Buchner,
living the other side of lfilIer's strtion had
his left leg breken. A team OF horses ran
4yay, and DIR. Buchner in trying to stop
them was run into by them, thrown violent
l. to the ground, cansing the fracture of ths
limb. He was brought to this city wher
prs Irvine and Dodd set the broken limh IN
q skilfuI manner.
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Psters q Blain have lately received q very
complete. line Of the famous Ssudebaker
wagons, Of which they have had such q
large sale during this year. They are Of
all sizes. and already have such reputation
for durability, that they need no resonmen-
dation st our hands. They also have 9
good line Of spring wagons, which avery ons
should call and see before purchasipg.
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New goods just received at Allen 4 Mar
tins. Albany. Or. Their stare a. jAnlme.l full
of new goods of all descriptions. -lsa i.snHle.i
full Of new customers. There is NO a>e at
taking good goods and low pric-s viii win
You have got tn give che people c. ssilt Tor
having good cOmmon ssnse. They will buy
goods where they can Luy the hest goods for
the least money, that is the reason Allen L
Martins trade is increasing - fast Allen &
Martin pay rhe highest price lor PrDdacs Uf
all kinds
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WASTGo.

We want stock land, grain farms and all
kinds OF lands to sell ~ emmigranS- that
are constantly arriving here ia sean.h 81
hemss. We have made arrangements in
Portland and san fr4ncis % BY whlcn ~
persons thss wan; TO buy land in thus p4rt
Of Oregon will be s~ns 70 us. Hyou desire
your land sold soon and ON good lsrn-
call on or send for blank eentrae.s s,r .,s
script;ons.
BURKHkRT BRos,
Real Estate and Loan Agents.
Albany or
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A s,ar,,Ias discovery.

Physicians are often startled by remark.
able discoveries. The fact that DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption ann all
Throat ard Lung diseases Is daily curing
~, and examine into the merits OF this
wonderful discovery /; resulting In hun
dreds of our best Physicians using it in
their practice. Trial Bottles free at Foshay
& Mason's Drugs Regular size IL 90.
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New Music S,sr~.

JH Daniel has opened = music stsre
ut Langdons drug store and win sell the
Mathushek piano, probably the best
constructed In the market, and the
Shoninser cymbs.la organ, one of the
best organs. ard getting them direct
from manufacturers will ssiI them y
bottom rates. Those desiring first
class. reliable Instruments will do well
to call and zee Mr. Daniel before purchas-
ne.
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let every woman and child in Linn an !
Benton counties tsrn out and ceIebzae.
And Il 10 ~eli on such OCCASIONS - have
something special TO rejoice over. Ash
let every person rejoice because he OF me
can bny better dry goods, clothing. bosts
and sbses, hats caps, etc etc fr0la
ALLES a MA8TIN.
than elsewhere, aud for less m Dssy. - 90
and investigate, buy, and be happy.
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The Last Gan

Come round and look through my stock, il
there is anything to suit ] will sell it less
than cost in order to save freight and pack
ing. have quite stock on hand yst--de-
sirable goods for Summer wear for ladies
and gents. boys. girls and children. Tell
ell your friends to come soon, and be sure
not to forget your pocket-boek.
j. NJ. NOLAN,
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Those who wish TO embrace all Of the
privileges open to them on the approaching
independence day, viii not forget to call at
AIRS Saltmarsh's Dug Store ON First St.,
where all day long, the above mentioned
cooling Fefreshment will be provided by the
Ladies Of the First Presbyterian Church,
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Pursnaht 10 adjourninst the Oregon
Pioneer Society of Linn county, met mt
the Court House, Friday, June sth at
o'clock p. IN, President NJ. Payne Ia the
chair. The minutes Of the fornsr meet
Ing were read and approved. The chair
announced that the roll OF membershlp
might Ds signed by all qualified persons
who desired 10 do No, whereupon the fol.
lowing persons sighed their name, and
were admitted to be mem bers OF the A..
ef,f,iation
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NOTICE.

All persons indebted to w B Scott will
please come forward and settle with him
at once, as he expects to leave Albany in
few weeks and wishes 10 settle his
affairs first. II not attended to the &C
counts will be placed in the hands OF an
attorney for collection. He.or his agent
may be found ut his old stand
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ssmmer Dress Goods.

Samuel f. Young has good line Of.
sum mer dress goods. IN silks, nuns
veiling, sateens, seersuckers. ging-
hams, etc, etc. Give Kim call as you
are sure to get the worth Of your
money
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AtAllen * Martins ~ the place To find
boots an shoes in any quality yoa wish.
and st any price. Good goods In this line
will be sold cheaper than at any store In
the valley and no old stock 10 work of.