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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-01

There was a good attendance at the fair
of the young folks organ association Of
st. Johns German Reformed church last
evening. Tho following articles were
chanced of : Clock, won by Frank Reiker /;
wash wringer, won by J. b. Biggo and
wax cross, won by +. Schleith. John Ruck
won the carpenter tools, having polled G60
votes. The polls will close this evening
ON the remaining articles to be disposed Of
by vote
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Wedding Bells.

Miss Ella e. Wylie, daughter Of the late
Stuart Wylie, of this city, was married to
Mr.. Stanley L. Buck on Thursday. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. w. Ii.
Croft at st. Jude's p. 4. church, Philadel-
pbia. The fair bride has many friends in
this city, who will wish for her In her new
life the happiest of futures.
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A Denial rrom rho Anamstown sxud.

a member of the Adamstown band
sends tho following Iu an account pub
lshed in the IETEILIGESCER, about tho
band tournament held at Lancaster, it..was
stated that the Adamstown oornet band
had six members Of the Ringgold band, OF
Reading, among them. This we deny.
There were none present but bona tide
members neither have they any member
who ever belonged 10 the Ridggold band.
This band was organized two years ago
and a majority OF them never were mem.
bers of any other band. Neither did they
come Gas was stately to capture the first
prize, but to contest fairly and run their
chance with tho Other bands.
ADANsTowN, Oct, 81, 1884.
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a Uoming CAntats.

Roots beautiful cantata, illustrating the
Jewish Feast of Tabernacles or Harvest Festi-
val, and the teachings OF the prophet, Ezra.
will be given Tor ths first time In this city, on
Thanksgiving night, IN Fulton Hail. by the
choir ana selected voices OF the Duke street
Al. 4, church.
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misery tor Aaill Operators.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1-The Mount Vernon
cotton mills, at Woodbury., Baltimore
county, posted notices yesterday that tho
wages of the operators would be reduced
on the first Of the month 10 and Is
per cent. Those receiving the highest
wages to be- reduced 10 and the others 10
per cent.
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white lead WORKS Burned

PITTsDuRe, Pa, No. 1.-Gerdes & Co.'S
National white lead works, at Willow
Grove, was burned early this morning.
Thomas Kavanaugh, an employe, was
buried under falling wall and fatally
injured. Lors, $15, 900 fully insured.
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QeW Sork mar kess

NEW YORK, Nov. l.-Fiour.-state and West
ern dull and still In buyers favor. Southern
quiet aud barely steady.
w heat opened shade lower later recover
cd from decline less doing No !. White,
sSN0sse; Jan. s7Xossc; Feb s9kd9 9ONc
May, 9iIS095.
Corn dull, without important change
Mixed Western spot, 5l06ihci do future,
Oats dull and barely steady. No. . Nov
SIC Dec, $3.50 state, A0S7c; Western,
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Amusemepts.

Alum JOstia.-On Tuesday evening those
who v ish TO remain mp to hear the election
rotuins can puS In tie time by going TO the
opera houss, whore Charles l.. Davis will sp.
pear ia n,s great creation OF AtVin Josiip. With
his company is a band which hss,ths nnest
uniforms aud Instruments OF any musioal
organization I'm America.
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receipt of Live stock.

The receipts at the Leaman Place stock
yards were 10 cars OF cattle, one Of hogs
and one of sheep. Market active prices
higher. Pens all cleaned out.
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FELL From u Gar.

Charles Sprecher, in the employ Of
Amos Rutter, whilo dropping oars at the
coal yard, on Wednesday, tumbled from
one OF them and was so badly injured
that he is now glad to get around on
cTutches.
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cheap Excur,,on TO Reading ksoss,

On Saturday, Nov.s. Train leaves Lanoas-
ter tKing street) at 1850 Columbia 7so. Fare,
81 SO Leave Mannheim ut s:l7; fare 81. Leave
Lititz at s.2s iare 90c. Leave phrata at s:j3
fare Csc. Races ana Band Reunion at the
Berks county fair grounds, A GALA day for
Reading. o29nl,5, Ialtw
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VALyABLE OIrY rK1PnKrY AT pgn-
Lie SALE. On TUESDAY. NOvEM-
BER IL, lsa4, will be sold at the Franklin
House. North Queen street, Lancaster city.
Pa, the following desirable Heal Estate, to
wit: TWO BRICK HOUSES, two stories in
height, with back buildings attached, Nos
43s and 4i0 North Mulberry street. No ABS has
a never failing we'll OF water in the yard.
zach house contains q hall, parlor, dining
room and Kitchen on the nrst toor, and four
rooms ON the recond-story, with good garrets
70 each house. There is also . variety Of
Choice Fruit Trees and Grape Vines on these
properties. Both OF these properties front on
Mulberry street. and extend In depth aA5 ieet
TO Concord alley.
One-tenth Of the purchase money is made
pay able at the time OF the sale. The balance
TO be paid on the lat OF April, 1855. Each
property will DO sold separatey.
Persons desirous OF viewing the premises
can do SO by calling there t.
sale viii commence AZ half-past O'Clock D.
IN wnen attendance will be- given and tern.
OF sale VIII be made known by
JOHN Mo9EEHAN,
Trustee tor the heirs OF the estate OF Thos
Me9eobAns doc1aseSs
Hl1sy tuuaxars Auct nl,s,1l
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Ann.Intan srcaua L,eu,snhnt.

Frederick v. Krug, grandson of the late
Geo. H. Krug, has passed very satisfao-
tory examination at Fortress Monroe and
has the appointment of second lieutenant
in the U. s. army,
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EAsTroRr, Me-, Nov. la fire broke
out in the town Of Lubec this morning,
destroying eight whsrves, one store, IA
smoke houses filled with herring, two
vessels, two canning factories, one dwell
ing and seven boats. The loss il between
ESQ, 900 and 100000. The FIRE is still burn.
ing.
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Struck q Gas veIc.

CANoNsBURe, Pa, Nov. 1.-The Canons'
burg iron company struck q heavy gas
vein yesterday which threw flame 80 feet
high.
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A Ch,la accidentally shoors Herself.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 1.-Mary G. Clifford,
aged ~ years, daughter of q junk dealer
in HELEN street, while handling o pistol
this morning, fred it, killing herself
instantly.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-01

HUNTERS POINT, N. Y, Nov. H.
Patrick Kurnan was to day sentenced to
be hanged December 18th, for tho murder
of Peter Mccormick last June.
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The city lishts,

All the electric and gasoline lights in
the city were reported as burning on
Friday night.
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wyArnrn INDICATIONS.

WDArnEn INDgOATlOkS.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nov. 1.-For the
Middle Atlantic states, slightly warmer,
generally fair weather, winds generally
southerly.
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Miss Name ErisnIan. 5ts West Chestnut
street, this city, arrived from Springfield, III,
on Day Exp1ess lax evening. ~
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DUKLINGTON mUsiu sUHUOL.

DUKLINGTON MUSiu sOHUOL.
MUSIC BALL, BURLINGTON, Iowa. Nov. 8 1883
Aessrs. Rr dnfch % Bach:
GRNTLKMKs; Tho piano recently purchased
from you tor my recitils, Is so exceptionally
fine that feel constrained to give this, my
first testimonial In favor OF any particular in
strument. Its highest tones are clear and
brillisnt and the middle register Is we'll
adapted TO the aantiDile style, auG the base
is rich and powerful, without tina coarse pull.
sative tones so common to most plano foi tes
Added to these rare qualities. your iustru-
ments have bright responsive touch and y
cere CONGRATULATIONS,
l am your obedient servant
A. j. GOODRICH, Prof. OF Music.
The kranich Bach piano Is the favorite ~
the Sacred Heart Academy. where several OF
them are In constant daily use besides nun.
ber in private pariorsi In this city.
FOR particulars inquire OF WIN. q. FRAI-
LEY, 90 North Queen street. Lancaster. Pa.
s2elmdMWSR
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-01

vULL LInE on rsras A. snaea1
a 4Alissszas ~ AZ 81 ssii55S; si5SS sso.s asA'
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V1ubLlU SALE OF VALUABLE B9AL
ESTATE ION TU EsDAY EVENING" NOV:
18th, by virtue OF an order OF the Orphans'
sold at the Keystone House, in tins
city OF Lancaster, all that certain lob or piece
OF ground situated on taa west side OF North
Duke street near James street, bounded IN
the south by property OF Bernard tulhattan.
and on the nort tn by an eight 'eet wide alley,
containing In front hfty-ntne feet ana eleven
Inches and In dep ninety feet, on which II
erected a one-story FRAME DwELLIh0
HOUSE, NO. SIC.
Sale to commence at O'Clock, p. m, Wnen
terms will be made known by
DIR. Q. r. DAVIS.
Administrators OF Maria Ruttstll.
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FOk SALk.


VNOk SALE OK RENT
Il No. 4l6 West Chestnut street. Nine.
niences. Lot 43xl50 feet. Immediate posses.
sion given JOHN H. METZLER,
sos, M&Wud No. 8 8. Duke st.
VvNhE kOHREK WAREHOUSE. els ElNH
i Residence and House adtoiuing. are offer
ell at private sale Persons desirOus OF view
ing the property will please call on the owner.
JOHN s. ROHRER.
Or BAUSMAN d BURN0,
sepl5.f' Real Estate Agents.
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Administrators OF Maria Ru.tstll.
II. sBUBERr. Auctioneer. O2S-tnd

A ss,as EE,s SALE OF DEsInABlK OsTv
n PROPERTY On MONDAY. NOVEL
iio vendu1, W the Grape hotel lKAhtsr'sl. IN
the city OF Lancaster, the ioiowing ne.i
Estate That Two-storted BRICK DWELL
a Tx o storisd Brick Back Buiiding IL feat
wide by 81 feet deep, anu One-story Frame
ground belonging thereto. situated on the
north side OF West King street. between Char
ISs ass sary se
more or less, in depth 70 "a feet wide street
in the rear The premises are In good condl.
back buildings. Hydrant water and gas =
the house and number OF cnoice fruit treo
Persons desiring pleasant home are In.
vitsd 70 view the property. sale 10 commenee
At 7so p. m., when terms VII Ps SnM ME Enovn
Assignee OF Watson II. Muller and vile
II. sHuBERr, Auct. ocsoSwus.ASW. 4
| ORrH ans COURT SALE Or vs&|
~ desirable city residence.-on Wkpn
Of the orptans' court Of Lancaster o0untys'
| Pa L will expose at public sale ~ tes y
pard Hotel, ON East King street. tencesS :
sifnsted on the north side OF East ora9le
street. Lancaster, Pa, having yalusble In
On said street OF IL $40 feat. and extending -
| not less than that width In nortnvax4Sy
% sss Ts6@.. 10 1enfs s. Ssy ssossas s.a -
| estats of sArah 4. Acp pherson. late OF lAno4es
ter. Pa. decreased. The improvements eon1l
l OF the three -siorted BkiLk DWELLIN0, ~
| $50 on said street, and an sdjoiniug convu49-
ent back building. all rooted with slate o13
tin ali built in the modern style. aud via ~
the modern improvements. excepting ~ 49,
mace or hoater Ia tue cellar Z
Persons who desire 70 purchase plse.5
city home and who may Wish ~ too4 - -
| property previous 10 the day % $40 X4
| please call on the subscrtbers ~ AS; ~ 31@S1
Walnut street, OF ON h9nSy. enuot
tioneer. who Wild show them tho same. 80
III sale TO cIWmonce ~ ocsock 2. As ~ s.s.i5
day, when attondance WIN e ebsvsue@ 100 y
tions made knoGn ~ rouuv vv@Cusu 81
Administrator ot the kstAts CT eAxAn - -
Pherson. dcceeSeo >~,~<xra1
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ENsTATE OF OAThAniNE LvN0E.
"a NECkER, late OF Lancaster city decd. Let
ters testamentary on said estate having been
granted to the Undersigned, all persons in
debted thereto are requested to make imme-
diate payment, and those having claims or
demands against the same, will present them
without delay for settlement to the under
signed. ANNA W. LIVINGSTON,
ExecutriX.
wM A. ATLgH.
j. W. r. SWIFT,
Attorneys. nl6tdoaw
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0PDOLAL GOTlON

sprains. Lamsnses, rains ana s1lteAss
msdiately relieved on Application OF H.
H0stsr over the affected part. Its penesrss
tive power u wonderful. Warranted to be me
best made.
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srsOiAE xor1Oxs.


setter rnan 0svsssmsns 0esds AZ Al Is.
EQUITABLE LIFE SOCIETY. OF US.
iSDlsPUTABLE INSURANCE. Assets over
ssrp,s:. :. VUH SiS vS S.SSS. 900.
"a The only ,nysstmont policy issmsd paid in
10 10 and 70 yseW e. e. %xbprH. Sssib y pE'1F %.n.r.r
ocss smd go North Prince strest.
"KOU0h Or rOOrnAunE."
Instant relief for Neuralgia, Toothache
raceache. Ask for "Roush on Tootnaehe.'
Is and 2bo ly
"lsening rilss." "--sympsoms, Moisture.
scrstohine. most Il night, seems u pin.worms
were crawling. 6U0tns's OtnfnssN 70 q
pisosoWs. sSvs esws.
"ROU0a ON ITUa."
Rough ON Itch cures humors. eruptions,
ringworms, totter, salt rheum, frosted feet,
LADrss who possess the finest somplexions
Soap g sr bSs sSat Or o
o27.lwdeod&w
FROM Olsveiand, Ohio.,
xScu. sis 1s months "G ago 4 commsSced Se d tsfins
llmbago ana general debility, and now am
and wonted s.rength. Feel better altos ether"
For sale by II. Il. Cochran, druggist, lS1 end
iSe North Queen street
RIOT Case.
Not case OF rheumatism, not q case OF neu
ralgia, not q case OF pain or sprain-not one
Ecieosris on. For sale BY ii. Il. Cochran,
druggist. 1877 and lS9 North Queen street.
MARRiA0ES
Bucx- wv VILE Oct. 50, at 81. Jude's p. K.
church, by the Rev. W. II. Graf, Stanley l..
Buck 10 ella E. Wylie, both of Philadelphia
xsW ADVERTIssmsSTs.
II UNCn-OYsrEH ri = n as nv RNIN0 AT
IL Charley Hoster's, Corner saloon. in rear
u '' ~ 'p''nss' beer On '"Pi il.
SAuaR KHAUr LUNCn This EvENIa0
street. oHAs; - slSa;
VIZ TANrnD.-A nAN OAPA0EH or
rs:. r%:nssfs1nG sshaG ..1.s, s,sssns Rink. Apply q
GAUSS KRAUr LUNOH TnIs EVENING
~ Rt the East King street Restaurant, base
on 1,.p tap. JESSE pIomS,s,:r S5Sss;
UnOH-TnIs SATURDAY avENINa
IL at tho st. Charles Hotel. No. IA East Chest /.
oyster soEak sss ans yfssssSs ssGSp s9op
V'hE LARa EST. BEST Asp MOST OOM.
il plete assortment OF Playing Cards in the
| city, from SC per pack up, at
| hARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIIAR
| STOEE.
| -
| NOTICE To MY FRIENDS AND Tb r
IN PUBLIC. -Having leased the large and
| Handsome Beer saloon, No. It's North Queen
| street. lately occupied by J. j. Dosch, 1 will
be pleased To meet my frfends and the bubble
Rochester and Koehicr's Beer on tap.
| 1t JOHN H. Y0RGER
lTI y. .lNsUKANoE AssOOlATION.
/ REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND PEN
| SION AGENCY.
Ofice-No. 10 N. Duke ST., Lancaster, Pa.
jylol3tdS n. KILBURN, Agt.
| YELLOW FRONT OI0AR, WARRANTED
| l. clear Vuelta Abajo Havana filler, the
best DC cigar in the state ut
| HARTMANS YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE,
| A L.s. HEST aKAHuLATkD sU.Ak FOR
| Il &c. Our Rio and Java Coffees blended al
&c, is MT for any table. Whitest &c Sugar I'm
the city. CLARKE,
| No. SO West King Street.
Tr SOU WANT A GOOD BLACK CASH
| / more Shawl, from 81 90 to sl5.00, or good
| school shawl, or guaranteed Black SILK, ol
| beautiful white Embroidered Flannel, or q
pair of silk Mitts. examine those at sW AIRS
| No. 90 North Queen street. 1t Will pay you'
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PEOULlAR BLUSH DIsOOLOkA-
"A tion OF the eyelids. (more especially the
lower one) Is observed In many persona. This
dark tint ts especially conspicuous beneath
the lower lid, producing dark blue, semi
circular ring.
All diseases OF the EYE, EAR, THROAT
fully treated by
DRs. II. ID. and NJ. A. LONGAKER.
Onice-i3 East Walnut street. Lancaster. Pa.
Consultation free. oS0-3td&w
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Pr GTTY WuME

PRETTY WOMEN.
Ladies who would retain freshness and vi.
vacity. Don't fail to try 'Wells' Health Ne
newer" (31
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Ram ,,roughs 10 tue roresr.

Ram NsrOughs In the roresr.
How depressing It Is to see acres OF trees cut
down in the midst OF a noble forest. How sad
dening 1t ia also to soc that thin spot In tho
midst OF your otherwise ABUNDANT hair Stop
II at once by the use OF Parker's Hair Balsam.
For actual efficiency this famous article stands
at the head OF its class Elegant tor the toilet
delicious in Odor, and restores the orfgfna
color to gray or faded hair. Economical. rs q
slight, occasional application keeps tine hair
and scalp in pc RECT order. o4 4lmdSl
LIFE PREsERyEk.
II you are losing your grip on life, try
{" Wells Health Renewer." Goes direct 10
weak spots. ~
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TN A FEW DAYS THE ELEOTION WILL
i be among the things OF the past, but the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-11-01

YELLOW FRONT OI0AR, WARRANTED
l. clear Vuelta Abajo Havana filler, the
beat &c cigar in the state ut
HARTMAN'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE,
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BUcx.-WyLIK Oct. so, at 81. Jude's p. K.
church, by the Rev. W. II. Graft Stanley l..
Buck TO ella E. Wylie, both OF Philadelphia.
tide
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A LHs. BEST sRANULATED SUGAR. FOR
Il &c. Our Rio and Java Coffees blended at
&c, is MT Tor any table. whitest &c Sugar In
the city. CLARKE,
No. 2S West King Street
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Tr NOU WANT A GOOD BLACK CASH
/ more Shawl, from 81 90 to $500, or q good
school shawl, or guaranteed Black SILK, or
beautiful white Embroidered Flannel or
pair OF silk Mitts. examine those at SW AIRS
Eo.e0 North Queen street. II Will pay You.
ltd
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-10-11
PerSOnat.-Frank NJ, Smith. de-

Personot.-Frank NJ. Smith, de-
partlnent commander of Maryland, G.
A. r., paid Thoburn Post, No. 81. a
visit Wednesday evening. He ex-
pressed himself as much pleased with
| the working of the Post.
At the Orphans Court session Tues
day Mrs. Mary j. Piper, administra-
trix of Watson j. Piper, deceased, who
was guardian to Edward d. Hurley,
settled an account.
Thomas Bowen and John Richard
son, of this place, left Tuesday morn
ing for Kansas in search of employ
ment.
Joe Bear has been east and returned
yesterday, well ladened with a new
stock of fall and winter clothing in
his line.
Marx Wineland returned Thursday
from the East with a large and ele-
CANT stock of goods.
B. Stern went east this week for a
large invoice of new goods.
We knew man whose name was Hor-
ner, who lived on conspicuous corner
"a conspicuous corner in Frostburg
town, and he was never seen without
frown. He grumbled at this; he
grumbled at that; he growled at the
dog he seated the cat he grumbled
at morning; he grumbled at night =
to grumble and growl were his chief
delight. He quarreled SO much with
his wife that she began to quarrel as
we'll as he; and all the children, wher-
ever they went, reflected their parents
discomfort. If the sky was dark and
betokened rain, then Mr.. Horner was
sure to complain; and if there was
never cloud about he grumbled be-
cause of a threatened drought. His
meals were never to suit his taste he
grumbled at having to eat in haste the
bread was poor, or the meat was tough,
or else he hadn't had half enough. No
matter how hard his wife might try to
please her husband, with scornful eye
he'd look around, and then, with a
scowl at something or other, begin to
growl. One day as we loitered along
Main street our old acquaintance we
CHANGED to meet, whose face was with
out the look of care and the ugly frown
that it used to wear. "We may be
mistaken, perhaps" we said as, after
saluting, we turnel our head "but it
is, and it isn't the Mr.. Horner who
lived so long on the aforesaid corner"
We met him next day, and met him
again-in melting weather, in pouring
rain, when stocks were up, and when
stocks were down but smile, some
how, had replaced the frown. 1t puz-
zled US much, and so one day we seized
his stout hand on Broadway and said
'Mr. Horner, we'd like to know what
can have happened to change you so p
He laughed a laugh that was good to
hear, for it told of conscience calm
and clear and he said, with none of
the old-time drawl-"why shall vote
for Water Works, that's all ~
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-10-11

Port, are grown on a brown stone shale soil,
rich in iron and from vines brought from the
where the finest ports in the world are made,
but none ever reach this country. Speer's
Wines are regarded superior to any in the
market: For sale by G. A. WINGERT, Frost
burg Md
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-10-11

The Best Yet.-A large invoice of Boots
and Shoes for the Fall and Winter trade, Sc
lected for the especial wants of this commun-
ity, has just been received at my store. These
goods, the best in the market, will be sold at
prices more than ever favorable to buyers
Call and test qualities and prices.
G. HAprMAN
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-10-11

The Cleartield output for the year to
last Saturday was 2,l25,5S2 tons, or
5000 tons behind Georges Creek.
OF the amount of coal shipped from
this region this year !, 797 ,34S tons have
gone from mines on the Maryland side
of the Potomac river.
Nearly three-quarter time is this
weeks average.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-10-11

Polttfcal.-The republican meeting
at Odd Fellows Opera House last
Saturday evening was largely attend
ed. Gershon Anthony presided, aided
by the following vice-presidents
James Dando, James N. Henry, II.
j. Powell, Alfred Cline, Samuel JEFF
fries, William McLuckie, John Davis,
Alex. Griffith, Geo. w. Walker, Arthur
Baker, A. L. Williams, Charles Con-
ner, George Carter, George Grouse,
John Price Joseph Jandorf, James
Stevens, Peter Knieriem, John NJ.
Smith, John Spier, John Preston,
Benz. jackson, Enoch Clice, W. H.
Evans, Nathan Loar, Richard Beall
Joseph Yates.
Messrs. James Hanson and James
M. MAR were the secretaries.
Eloquent addresses were delivered
by Hons L. E. McComas, nominee for
Congress, and William Brace.
The prohibitionists expect to hold a
meeting in Cumberland next Friday.
Hon. William Daniel, vice-presidential
nominee, will attend.
A Blaine and Logan club was form
ed in Frostburg Tuesday evening.
Joseph Jandorf, president; d. j.
Williams, vice-president, and Joe H.
Hitchins, secretary.