Frostburg mining journal., 1883-08-25

AhAoi Ia no Wuou no IeJuTub from Qlk
summering vacation. CADMUs.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
DEATH OF JUDGE BLAcK.-Jud &c
jeremiah Sullivan Black, the great
constitutional lawyer, died at his res
idence, near York, Pa, Sunday morn
ing. He was born in the "Glades" oil
our neighboring county of Somerset,
Pa, January 10, 1910, and was there
fore in The 74th year of his age. The
illness which eliminated in his death
began about two weeks ago. Opera
tions for structure of the urinary Oh
gans were performed for the purpose
of sfording temporary relief. Not
withstanding the favorable bulletins
in regard to his condition, it was the
opinion of those best qualified to
know that he could not survive. The
direct cause OF his death was take.
mia, a poisonous condition of the
blood, caused by absorption of re-
tanned urinary constituents prior to
the final operation. He was consci-
ous to within few moments of his
death, and passed away without a
struggle.
Shortly before death he said to his
wife, "How can I fear to cross the
dark river when my father waits for
me on the other shore ?" and added,
"Wculd | were es comfortable about
all | leave behind unfnish,d d il. this
world" and then breathed the follow
ing earnest prayer: ooh, Thou be.
loved and most merciful heavenly
Father, from whom l had my being,
and in whom have ever trusted, if it
be Thy will, grant that my suffering
end, and that I speedily be called
home to Thee. And o, my God, bless
and comfort Thee, my Mary +
SELLS GREAT EXPOSITION AT PIED
MONT, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER g.
AS a general thing complimentary
notices, many of an extravsgant char
acter, precedes the advent of circus
and menagerie, which after its de-
parture is as often suffered to depart
without word Of commendation. In
justice, however, to an exhibition, OF
rather series of exhibitions com
rrised in the Sells Brothers Exposi-
tion, an exception should be made, for
positively it is the only show OF the
kind, in our remembrance, that has
truly and faithfully fulfilled every
promise set forth in the advertisement
We do not believe that ons Of tho ten
thousand spectators who witn, ssed
the arenlc performances on Monday
night but will cheerfully admit that
they were tho bos. and nlst unique
taat they havs ever seen, many
heiug OF startling and decidedly
original character, as for example,
those OF the Dtv,te, Stirk ard Oaron
families. The mensgerle ia vast IN
proportion, aud choice in character
containing amoags. o5eer curious spe.
cimeus two large hiPpor rotami, mon
tter rhlnoceros, herd Of g!raH'es, and
scnaol OF sea iions and ieopards, be.
sides as the bills announced, Eerds oil
elephants, giraffes, e;c., and at least
loo CAGES Of animals. Tie expense
ct running this organization must be
iniuense, but the reputation OF the
Sells Brothers will insure them lowds
wherever they exhibit. Emphat-
ically it is by far the best show ex-
tant.-Chicago Times, May 80.
Mr.. CLARKs New DIsTILLEKY.-
Mr.. James Clark Tuesday received
from Pittsburg lot of apparatus for
his B@tcherville distillery. They
were sent to Betcherville and will
be put into position at once. Mr..
Clark thinks he will be ready to be-
gin operations by the LIST Of October.