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EkLTIMoRE. Ian. . EirGicia sizes. eosu :i'afe'.
Al, Hist-ils C'flHnS territories -,
e" trees. o5 North Carolina OLE. iC9 III to-
day.
BALTIMORE, Js:i. 25-Cotton fr:rns-,ni,ilin- l6.
ale Flour Q':e' and straightforward str'rt aud
western Sul,"r 2T:a325: IL. extra. ::.5nai IS III.
tn,nilS 9na5 - city mills a.,aa9 a" d.. cxtra
3 ,5aG y do Rio alids. 5'5a6.D; Patarsco Ia ,.iiy
ESQ: do sEperlati.r patent. 30 Wiea:--southern
hrurc western higher closing dull; southern red
1lral 1@ do amber. ll3sl ID: No. l MARYLAND. II
g',5:4: No western winter ry spot lg5Aalo o.
!nnnary. OH I'D: February Il o, bid Marll. 1879
ln': May II al ~. CoTn,sonttrrn ,.ul and Yellow
lower w"ste-n tir'ner and dahl southern white. :'Sas0
DO Yellow S,aos: western naked so;. ard Feh:usr:
co IBID: March co a,l steamer. - asked. Oats guitt.
Wit. irnll; ss-southerr s2ali western, whit
42a4l; DO. mixed 40l4l, P.nasylvnais. 42a!l. Rye
quit. isaac. Hay quiet and easy-pri,uc CHOICE
pennsylvania and Maryland, l40oal6Hl rrovisio;s
frln-hiess pork. $50 Bulk meats shoulders and
clear rib sides. packed. !,,s9. Baconsiou-rs. -;
clear rib sides g.. Hams. l4al;'t Lard refined.
~ Butter steady Western packed. loa.5 creamery,
25a6 Eggs very iiri-r@s 3la37; pichled -. Petro-
leum duh and nolnai-retinei, .sa9s. Coffee easier
ana quiet Rio ca.goes ordinary t" fair llal2s. Sugar
l4h. "hiskr iiet. lsH. Frei2hts 70 Iv.-i,al
Ter stt amer dulioton. 3 It'd -four, L. 3D. rain. I'd
ReceintsfGur $40 barrels wheat - 900 bushels corn.
1900 bushels: oats 800 bushels: rye i.uJo bushels
Sates-whest 5S1 900 bushels: "orn 100 OOU bushels
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LeT HRNONi MI NEENONrl
STEAMERS

{ UsAED LINE
NOTICE.
LANE ROUTE.
SHE TT-NARD STF ANSfUP COMPANY LIMITED
EETNEEN MN YUkk AND LIN EIsPOOL.
CALLING - CORN EARBOE
FROM FIFR AZ y h NEW YORK
RothIs. " et. i a. 50 plal cli2 .Wei Feb D.
tavOnIa-.---- Vet FEB {. We'd. Ma.
CALI We'd, TeO IL. Pave his...Uel, Mar IL
Scyt r. -. Wed Feb - "a y . We'd. War. 49,
a&b EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM NEW YORh
lssts OF Pa---=e-Sle $50 aud Sluc. according
CJuLIOdatiCr
Ell col and Queenstown aud ali other parts Europe 1t
Invest rates.
Tlrouzh bills CT laden given for Belfast Glasgow
Favrs- Antwerp AID oter ports tie Continent and
;CT Mediterranean ports.
tor freight and PASSAGE apply a. the Companys Office
no. i. Bow hing G4t 10th steeras-e ana cabin to
SllS BiGLLON - Co, tUo 9Th street. Washington
NEi1NCS II. BROWN < co. Nex York
CTto AtssTs- OTIS BiGIiOW i co,
s2niI TOO tn street. Washington
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4 N LIN. IEF OLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
.tts t-,tt' tte,-S II ys-c.s-. the clty can 30
Co. il"s sall- 80 . -.t- 81 f-lua.. .irtts
a. i'-rs 3a. rlngNei. Prompt tr,.tt,Iet
Separate 9JSi~ iOr .-e> OIlce Tours - eI : 10
IN E.y3-I,I.
4 ApIES IOT CAS CONFIDENT. CONS -I-T ma
~ Biol His, se" - sw- Particular st;ertion
lSli L az S;--iSS trl..ar - Ladies. married 1.s,,f
Al arc aili--~ t-f ~ ALA Iu-ry-
s-NrA years experience. ga -
ms BEOFFERS AND GRAY GIVE No FREE
IE-SCrl:'f. a;G You - el! side -I,v T.
80 y .o e.ve f-Otts With :i- Ga, tor TLoSf s-s
tosettgf cur - riy2tf DIS should cgfS Ilrs
fhOIHEto aid GRAZ 80 L street southwest Mi
s-fL-s- -'--clci1e guarantee elr- Ok Thirty
- t-rs ex'er.si.ca. t.7-l.n
MANHOOD RESTORED BT USING \ B0:-rI = Or
Eva Two Of Dr. BkDIHrgS' ily.4o-atl.ix I1r,ii4i
' - CEr' any cas- u SeiI;a! V-aA.>- Nervous D..
LILY AID Iarpsecy- IL .Iu!arts ssOE ~ the Viola
ssst'm 30 = stree southwest JaI-Irn.
M ROBERTSON CONFIDENTIAL CONSULT
A. ~ ti> -'-' Ter tE --rIrr All Lads -
,1ars' ezJs~lenae- Success eisr.u.re,t Consulted
every "esss,!ay ard Ss.rda 81 H. once A. { e;
-gtussest isa: street : 3! L. Max. Ci..re
: = i4gs-;y st---r. E-.t.z4crs- de-
NtADA5IE Dr. FOREST HAS EFNICDT FoRLA
~ 4t~, Al i'li-.t- cCl-V plants I-rAIs Ct.sg. Can
.oisu.Le- DAILY 81 10 ia stree. trN.s: O:cr AJIrs
iii - : = eo'A L.. NltH -LsI-es slIy. .4!lu-
rs FOR aiEN-CHECEs N SIX HOURS
uTt- Z itee days DRUG Stora. l. y. lltA street.
sets ssoPeana- ave- wasl:uztor, D. c
~ Eo1LRTsoT. 4 FEGULAR GRADUATE. 20
'> tlt-r-, ci.arElttv> cur al diseases
=; - mary Srssls Nervous Debility Bleed Pu:SUns
- - 49, 80 Fs,tit t;- -tISv-y cured IN tJS
GAY " a.: ;i-t Gan u consulted
CIie - = y ErfrrS 4slsi4a. l,sr ans of Bslti-
$50. .-a-i O1-te - y il.tS -. l~!,l;-oIr. AI -.
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GREAT REDUcr1oNs
HEATING STOVES
Being Overstocked in above Goods. and not wishing to
carry any Stock over to another season, we will sell
them at from 10 to Is PER CENT OFF from regular
prices Included in above several of the celebrated
Radiant Homes which will Ee sold ut cost. large
sortnent Of Cooking Stoves aud Ranges Latrobes Mar
tells, DC. at Low Prices.
". :. jerks CO,
d27 III 7th street northwest.
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GRIMAuLr & Co.'S

MATICO CAPSULES
Are warranted to effect rapid in the most severx
asf OF private diseases They do fatigue the stom
In rs all other Capsules with liquid Copsiba do and
VIII be found safe and effective remedy
A32-tuSfly SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS
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TIE FLAT HHAD IND1ANs-A delegation Of seven
Fiat Head Indians, with Agent Rowan, called at
the Interior department day to see the Secretary
OF the Interior, but as he was stlu absent In New
York, the poWWow was postponed until tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-01-25

ExECTToRS sly, AND I'll TkUSTEE . SALE or XAI-
STORE AND DWELLING, No. 1914 STREET
NORTHWEST
BY direction Of the will Of the late Bushrod W ~,
Reed. dated LIST August. -. 1870 and recorded in IA
Reester OF Wills office for District of Columbia A0
wills Is folio 1913 the period provided by the said will
having arrived Will sell at public auction front Of
the premises on FRIDAY. THE FIRST DAY OF FEB
RUARY. AID. 1884 Al FOt;R-THfRTY O'CLOCK ?. NJ
as surviving Executor and Trustee Lot numbered
twenty three (2y. of Bushrod w Reeds subdiy ion Of
parts Of original lots thirteen 80. aud fourteen 90
square mum bered two hun red and Ii:ey ,F front
ing twenty eight t2e) feet on north street. with
depth of one hundred and fit nine t59 feet t. thir
800 foot alley, and containing 4452 square fee: Of
ground.
This lot is improved by four-story brick honse
tpress brick fronD with fourstory bri back building
contains about twenty five rouus. with store anG cell
lar. Heated by furnace Watrr tank on liuIl~r Vas
lately OCCUPIED by the government Al anl;;Ial rental
OF S5 OC0 TEs property offers IdUr-nent SeG Jm
INST by those DESTROYS OF iIhiIg Investments i'll bust
property. Title perfect
Terms OF sale: Onethrd of the purchase money IN
cash, and the residue III two equal pay
and twelve 2) months from day of with interest
at six t6l centulm an'tIn, payable aIly
ana secured by ed Of trust tht property sold a
cash at option OF purchaser. II terms of
complied with within Il days day Of sale. the
execute the right resell AT r.. and
defauIsi1g purchaser. A deposit of $50 viii Dr
quiced when hid Is .ccel ted Ali convey aid
cOrtlnR at purchasers cost.
RICHARD II. ". REED.
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Ohio, had q consultation with the Postmaster Gen
eral to DAY with regard to the bill authorizing the
construction Of post office buildings at every presi
Dental post of6ce. The Postmaster General ap-
proved q the bill, and suggested that clause 90
inserted providing tho construction OF such build
ngs shah be under the supervision Of the architect
OF the post ONCE.
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-. LATI'S
60 9TH STREET NORTHWEST
And 1889 PENNSYLVANIA AvKNuR
For Holiday Candies have the largest assortment
in this city. We have quite number Of men EMPLOYED
In manufacturing Pure French Candies aud Famous
Nelati's Carsnieis.
Imported Pure Olive Oil on drauxht n2S-6m
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

John r KELLY.
~ DEALER IN FIRsr-CLAss
LIEF. LAMB. VEAL. MUTTON. &c CORNFD REEF
A SPECIALITY
Stalls e2S 600 and Center Market 9th street wing
end gG and 2ee Northern Liberty Market: Or address
Box II. City Post Office.
Marketing deh Of charge to all parts Of the
City. ruar24
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~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
TWENTY SIN L JANUARY 1884, at SAME hour and
place. by order Of the Trustee.
1t C. H KNIGHT
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FAMILIES MIXED CP.-At Jersey City, y. J., yes
teriay, Frank Potter and Julia Lewis who had
tl"Et'I lruin Ithaca y. Y, were arrested Both are
married. ana Potter has family Mrs Lewis
persuaded her husband TO put all h,s property In
her nalne, She then sold IL and fed with Potter
Lewis on learning his wife's inndelity took q dose
oI lauianuln- The prisoners were srraigned on
tbe change of grand larceny, but were discharged
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HURpER OF WEALTHY BRoEER-Bushrod w
Malone, wealthy money broker OF Mount Car
mel, Ill., was murdered within few feet OF his own
gate IN the most public thorougbfare OF that city
al y clock on Tuesday night The assailant used
a punt Instrument, ana was evidently bent on
murder, as any OF the three or four blows would
have occasioned death
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FREDERICK DOUGLASS, MARRIACE
The Venerable Col0red Orator Takes q
White Wife.

QUIET WEDDING Last HvINnse-rn FRIENDS
AND kILAfTvEs suRPRrsRD-wHAr n SAID ABOUT
IH1 xAkRlAGH-rTs POLITICAL AND SOCIAL RI.
1Ecr-rEI BRIDES CONNECTION WITH rHI srF.
RRAoB AovINKNr.
Frederick Douglass, the recorder Of deeds Of the
District, and probably the most distinguished
colored man In the world, and Miss Helen n Pitts,
q young white woman who has been for some time
employed as copyist In MI. Douglass once, were
quietly married at the home OF Rev. Dr. Grimke, OF
the 18th street Presbyterian church, last night.
III: Grimke performed the ceremony, the only Wit.
nesses present being TWO members OF his household.
Nis understood that none Of Mr.. Douglass family
Knew that he contemplated such step until late
yesterday afternoon, after he had gone quietly to
the ely Han and taken out marriage license.
Inc pride was originally from Troy, n. Y, but at
tne tlme OF her marriage was residing on street,
near 10th. She Is q very comely woman about
tnlrty-nve years old, and is prominent member OF
Gne woman's suffrage party. Mr.. Douglass is sixty
I'VE years old. Mr.. Douglass after obtaining the
marriage license, repaired to his home In Anacostia
wnere he remained until after five O'clock and then
returned 70 the city. He stopped at the house OF
n1end until after six O'Clock hen he took carriage
and drove to Miss Pitts home. on street There he
vas joined by his bride and taking carriage again
Cook her to MI Gr1mke's house After the cere-
mony they returned to the house on street, where
they were congratulated by the brides friends
AFTER short stay here they drove TO MI Douglass
nome at AnacoStta, where the bride met MI
Douglass family and wedding supper was served.
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T,HOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

By virtue of deed Of trust to me- dated January E4&
10TH A. d. 1888 and recorded in liber No Gag ga
folio ~ ct one Of the land records Of the Dis
Of the premises. on the NINETEENTH DAY OF JAN
CARY, A. p. 1884. at HAIF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK P
NJ, the following described real estate, situate the
City Of Washington D. G.. to wit: The east nineteen
Q9 feet front by the depth thereof Of lot numbered
eight ta) in square numbered five hundred and fifty
three (553).
Terms of sale One half of the purchase money in
cash. the balance in six and twelve months with in
teres at six per cent AMMAN from day Of sale. he
secured by deed of trust the property sold the
satisfaction Of the Trustee all cash the purchasers
option deposit OF $50 will be ired upon accept
ance OF bid ALI conveyancins at purchasers cost If
terms of sale are not complied with in five days from
Gay Of sale the Trustee the right resell the
risk and Cost of the defaung purchaser purchasers
after five Gays advertisement.
jalO 14& 1887 CHARLES Fl. KNIGHT, Trustee
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CHANCFRV SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
OAND UNIMPROVED PROPERTY IN NORTH
WEST. NORTHEAST AND SOUTHWEST SEC
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TTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
the TWENTY FOURTH JANUARY. 1884, at the same
hour and place. by order of the Trustee.
ja19-dts CHARLES II. KNIGHT.
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Brevitfes.-The best flour made by

Breritfes-The best flour made by
the r. D. johnson milling company,
of Cumberland, is about the finest
that comes to this market. We have
not tried all of the various brands of
the ''best," but we are morally certain
Johnson's cannot be beaten.
Good Intent Lodge, l. O. G. T., of
this place, will open a fair and festival
in Odd Fellows Opera House, third
floor, on Christmas Eve.
To attain long life-Love nothing
too violently; hate nothing passion
ately fear nothing too strongly, and
don't read the JOURNAL without tax
ing and paying for it.
The leather satchel should never be
carried by lady, save when travel
ing, or for morning housekeeping calls
on the baker and butcher. 1t is an
American vulgarism to use leather
satchel for street promenade.
The "Social Four" call attention I'M
der "New Business Locals" to grand
hop they propose holding in Meats
Opera House Dee. 3lst. They are
getting up things in style for a good
time.
The iron trade is looking up.
These "Brevities" want to speak Of
the "Arnold Automatic Steam Cook
err" in way that will call your atten-
ton to a good thing. 1t is just the
article to bring economy, health, con-
venience and happiness into the fam
lily. Wherever introduced it has done
wonders. Bad cooking is a thing of
the past and good digestion current.
Quarrelsome families have been re-
formed and all "cuss words" eradicated
from domestic vocabularies. If you
want to steam potatoes, corn, sausage,
or anything where it is desired to re-
tain all the essences and favors of the
edible, this is the utensil. Of different
sizes you can suit the demands of any
family or the capacity of any stove.
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The opening number for January,
1885, of this favorite magazine is
remarkably brilliant holiday one
most of the contents are timely and
appropriate, and are edifying, instruct
i've and entertaining. 'The Angel
Chimes "a Christmas Story "The
Dominion of Canada, ""A Misslonary's
Letter to the Youngsters at Home"
"Glances at Bible History-No. l. {:
From the Creation to the Dispersion"
and Religious Art in the Greek
Church." are finely illustrated and
replete with interest. Representa-
tive Religious Journalists" is new
feature: the Rev. DR.. Errett, of the
Chistian Standard, is the first sketch,
with portrait. In the "Home Pulpit"
is sermon by DR.. Talmage, the
editor, who has also characteris-
tic article, "The Drink Devil" Among
the portraits are those of the Right
Rev. Samuel Seabury, the first Amer
lean Bishop, and of Rev. DR.. Paret,
recently elected Bishop of Maryland,
the earliest and latest of American
Bishops. The price is Is cents num-
Der, or $3.50 yearly postpaid. Mrs.
Frank Leslie, Publisher, SO, So and
81 Park Place, New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

l. Whea subscription has expired and a con-
tinuation of the paper is desired, send order at
once, accompanied by the cash. Don't order
without paying the money down.
9. When new subscription is sent IN the cash
should accompany the name and address. Don't
order without paying the money down.
eB- In either case it will be useless to pre-
sumo upon indulgence. The cash system to
be effective, must be adhered to. 1t has been
adopted, and will be enforced with two-fold
aim
l. AS enabling us to make sure Of pay for
our labor and material, and
2. That all patrons, treated alike none will
have cause to complain.
sfy- 1t only remains to be stated that to
many it is unnecessary to name these require
ments. Such respect them without notice.
To others they are here given as rules for the
guidance of all who desire to take the JOURNAL.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-12-13

OF the amount of coal shipped from
this region this year 2 ,2S9, 79S tons have
gone from mines on the Maryland side
of the Potomac river.
The Clearfeld output for the year to
last Saturday was 2,649,9S8 tons, or
7l,6l1 tons behind Georges Creek.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-12-13

Forty years experience in every cline on
earth, has proved Ayers Cherry Pectoral to
be the most reliable remedy for colds, coughs
and all lung diseases. Neglected colds often
become incurahle ailments. Deal with them
in time, and prevent their becoming deep
seated in the system - -. -.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-12-13

Death of a Good Priest.--Rev.
Father Brennan, pastor of St. Patrick's
Catholic church, of Cumberland, died
at the residence of Vicar-G General Nc
Colgan, Baltimore, last Saturday. He
was in his 5Sth year and the 2Sth of
his pastorate in Cumberland. In and
out of the church he was popular, hav-
ing been priest distinguished for
ability and charity. He was found
dead in bed Saturday morning. An
autopsy revealed an acute brain affec-
ton as the cause of death. The re-
mains We're brought to Cumberland
and inferred Tuesday. The funeral
was largely attended. The sermon
was delivered by Rev. Father Ryan,
of Washington, d. C. In the solemn
Requiem Mass which preceded the
sermon Rev. Father Schmitt, of this
place, participated as deacon; Rev.
Father Brennan, of Westernport, as
sub-deacon, and Rev. Father Manning,
of Homecoming, as master of ceremon-
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-12-13

The Worlds Dentist.-Dr. A. W. Shaw,
Of Piedmont, w. Va, the wonderful Tooth
Extractor, will be here during the first week
of January next BY the use of DR.. Won
Bonhorst's wonderful Pain Obtunder teeth
positively removed without pain.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-12-13

Dfed-On the 10th inst, JOHN
WESLEY PORTER, aged 6 weeks and 6
days. infant son of George W. and
Maggie c. Fisher, of this place.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-12-13

Holiday Gifts. - Exquisite Albums,
Frames, Wist Holders, Ornamental and Use
full Articles. Very Cheap. Look at them
at "RoGERs."
Broadway Gallery
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-12-13

What We Like to Hedr.-Two loco
motives say "good morning" in
subdued tone of voice.
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THE &C. o. d." gives value received for
your money. Ask for them; try them; IN
sist on getting the G. o. ID. Cigars-2-for-a-
nickel GEORGE HEINTZ
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Election Of OHicers.-At the regular
semi-monthly meeting Of Mountain
Lodge, No. SO, A., F. & A. NJ, held
Thursday evening, Dec. IL, 1884, the
following gentlemen were elected
officers for tho first semi-annual term
in 1885:
". M-Fred. Stevens jr.
s. VII. C. Colburn.
J. Wv. G. Boughton.
Treasarer-John Davis.
Secretary-Josiah Ford
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purpose of producing first-class American
port. He has been eminently successful, and
now Speer's WINE is known from ocean to
ocean,. 1t is endorsed by tho best medical
talent of the world as the best wine now pro-
duced for the use of invalids. For sale BY c.
A. WINGERT, Frostburg, Md.
Santa Claus was around this week taking
a census of the good children in Frostburg.
He was interviewed at some length by a
prominent citizen" as to his purposes and
plans. He found the big children had not
improved in the same ratio with the 'tlittle
ones but he designed to be generous with
all. He had, moreover, inspected the stocks of
merchandise and determined that he would
deal almost exclusively at Spills Confec-
tionery and Toy Store, where, he had Sc
cured liberal terms and low prices for the
greatest quantity and variety of goods.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-12-13

The Pain Charlottesville most delicate
females have their teeth extracted by this
method and rejoice. Perfectly harmless, and
patients entirely conscious under the opera
ton. See DR.. A. w. Shaw's advertisement.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-12-13

Winners will take notice that bets are being
handed over. The Hat trade is very brisk
prices being low. Go to Hartmans.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-12-13

Spills Toy Establishment has more attrac-
tons this season than ever before. Call and
see him.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-12-13

Don't fail to call and see Hitchins
Bros large and complete stock of Ladies
and Childrens Coats. Great reductions
in prices have been made. Call and exam
inc before purchasing elsewhere. See full
column advertisement on local page.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-12-13

We have tried it and found that edit
ors clipping under its inspiration can
use the scissors with more and better
taste than those who load themselves
with old-fashioned fried and "biled"
delicacies. It is the enemy, open and
avowed, of dyspepsia and constipation /;
the friend OF good temper and the pa
iron of health. For Christmas pre-
sent to your inestimable wife it is the
very thing; to your mother, sister,
landlady, or the French cook who
serves you with feed, it is equally val
liable. Indeed, you will be doing
yourself an immediate and lasting ia
vor by presenting whoever cooks for
you one of these unrivaled cookers
H. G. Tussey, agent, has already de-
livered about twenty in Frostburg
and the reports therefrom are com
plimentary. He will be here next week
with a view of placing great many
more in our residences as Christmas
gifts from husbands, fathers and
brothers of our beautiful housekeepers.
The schools will close December 10Th
and reopen January 5. The county
institute will be held Dec. %, % and
Oath.
The "Frostburg Socials' have ad-
vertised a ball for Dec. 3lst-New
Years Eve-at Odd Fellows Opera
House. Preparations for first class
event will be complete. Sec poster
headed ''Lost Boy !"
The Elk Garden region has been
brought down to 40 cents per ton also.
The prospectus for the Baltimore
Sun, for 1885, which appears elsewhere,
indicates there is to be no let-up in its
constitutional habit of giving all the
news.
E. D. Allard, tonsorial artist, form
erly with Gus. VIM. Zeller, has COM
pleted the equipment of his shop on
Broadway, and is ready to serve his
old friends and new ones with taste
and dispatch.
The New York Sun, universally
known for its absolute independence
of expression, lays before our readers
this week very brief synopsis of its
future plan of action.
Since the LIST inst. ex-Mine Inspec-
tor Peter Cain has carried the mail
between Frostburg and Vale Summit,
sice Henry Wagus, resigned.
Mr.. McComas introduced in the
House Wednesday a bill granting a
pension to John 7. Walsh, of this
county.
The organized club of the "Social
Four" desire to call the attention of
the young and fair sex of Frostburg
and vicinity to Il grand and select hop
to be given by them on New Years
cue in Meats Opera House. Invita-
tons will be sent to the ladies and
gentlemen that they wish to partici-
ipate in dancing the old year out and
the New Year in. They guarantee
the best of order and the hest of re-
freshments at their first opening.
We were much gratifed Thursday
to receive copy of the Baltimore Day.
Its publication, some time ago sus-
pended, was resumed Wednesday I'M
der the same auspices. The Day de-
serves more of party favor than it has
been enjoying.