davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16

Tuneen bob Spal. @unnar Nil'en
0Dnseen meb fin Giensiiepise ifuloe nplig
ub for at "i9tte" @arn. ifriper "Beraens
Gioenbe". 0a be bar TONNE ct Stptie
uo paa Seen opoageoe Bi8en, at noget
forunberIist laa paa 8auoet, bporfor be
roche bib for at unoerie8e, boab bet bar.
De blsp frpst,omme % pioiie life bpah
be itulbe f~oretase fig, ioet be fit Die paa
en- Soal. Tom laa og bepRsebe fig efter
Seens Sang. @unnar greb enbslis fat
| en- 2lare % ,isbie til Spa!en, meoenS
Bissn lab f9rois meb Qarsne for at poe
bam Sielp. Oct bite fig MI, at !Spalen
MATTE p9re bob, boorfor 0unuar faItz
eiorbe en- Cine pm Spalens Spor. %
berpaa roche be al aue ar9fter ben til
ct Tibet omflpt SfiGr, bog mob 6aitlans
bet. Gunnar ipraus | Sait op paa StiG.
ret % lob Iigen rsiie biem for at bente
5olf. Smiolertib lssneoe Suuset ON
Spalens Spor og 6oalen orso pioere
mebens 9unnar maatte fiooe isien pao
Stiarst meb 9inen / Saanoen, ipeioenbI
sfter ben bortbrasenoe opal.
0unnar blep ba baaoe grafton o. fini
og freq % bpleoe ON 6ielp. Raabei
bIep snbeIig bort af en- tiIiIsnbe Sdab.
Der tos @unnar omborb. bpprefter Spa:
len blep iubbsntst os transported / iitter
Sapn. Oct bite zig ba, at ben bar GO
Sob lang.
2pnssen Iisser Saa 8eftiioeu at 6eoies
fiorb | Wauger Yr9iiegiaIo. 30 So8n
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16

@Reais, tom O9 lab o5 less Spfins
oer2"
"5uorban itaI ri lsse bet, Gommp2~
$50, bet CT mOriomt. Sou ftal On
ugre OpinSersu, Os saa ub / 6isttes
net % tass uOsIe Raser fra Sfabet.
SaG nil iss uGre 8apituIiitsn, iom
fommsr ns ipiisr Op ale aassrus.
Ost uiI bIiOe ristts moriomtl"
asa. men buab ffaI iaa iss faa ba21
"2la 10 ON faar 9eren, for ies uiI
iise iii MO'r, at pet Dar Dig, Tom
fog Sassrne."
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16
2. 9. Guswortb
Mmcricais Ssuie.
PETER WRITE 81 son, Cen. Agt'l


L8iuetter fra Rcrsc, 7aurtarf oa
Speriee I'll YaiiapetpBia, 9ooe for
ct Var, lGIaes enouu for S18. $riier
bill mart blius iorbViei, herior tJpb innrsa
muIigt.
Observation-Disclosures fra VBiiaSeir
pbia, aooe for ct gar, bill oerimoo lille
ftige / Sris, men he0ers faloe, altlGa baz
fer bet life meo of tjgbe olsie.
Siletier ira Gbiiaso til Eorae 5aus
mart us Sperise iGlaes iaa biaigt ipn1
muligt.
&enseiorienoelier pr BOT beierses. oa
Ssrler uoiteoes paa ole iigrre Steoer
gutopa. a.
Western Passenger Agent
SO ga Saus S.r., Gbieago.
IL. Anundsen, agsnt,
9scorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16

See-Ser9e!ieit betIeuotslsres berueo
fur frnprrenoe Sleet % 8srHer, OF bet
beblasoe ben aIsooe Cub at borttaloe REQ
en- lille % roIis 7so min bsiteIisoe Nlano
glHoers 5oriuioH See. pan beuiup meo
fulb SepioFbeo os / Troen a i'm 5rel=
fer ben 250e Sttpber siter 3 Tigers baaroe
2ioeIier / en- 9loer Of 50 Nar, o8 bar bel
~fornBiet meo at pauore beIird. Oct er
berfpr Dor 5rBt / Sor9en, Of ban tuoail
til ben epige SoiIe, Der boor inseu STUNT
mer eler Stilsmisie mere finoes, u9 buor
ban msoes meo fine fsrite, fOruogau8n9
fire Ssru.
glQe gieuleoenoe Bgrn begr9oer meo mig
Sabst al en tiar 9GgtefGue % en- 5aoer,
Sreo me5 bans Stgu, peiiigHet pGre bans
&eiHoe,
Ill oue benz, Der ocr Os behiRlpelige
Inoer bans Spgopm, liant be Strange, ION
beoiIte BAN ben iihite 2gre oec al Ieoin9e
BAN til 9ruoen. nHRa9sr 81 Dor hlertslisa
fe Ert. SiGr tattes @nItor Strauo iOr
be SrsIteus Orb, ban talte ueo Saareu,
Carpenter, Soma, Ste Gscbr. 1885.
AnEa See
fg0t 9%uuosoatter - TaIen.
"Stanoiuapen" o. "Ameriea" beoeS OPP
time
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16

aisb goers geo, Sour. Seeo etc. af mig,
% Ies oil brinae bet til @oers gus irtt.
Seq CT ustop bsgpuot of baHeie meo Seo
% i,al iorisae at bare SOB ter Sso til
ialgs, baaoe 4 Sob lang % SeO iaQet %
iplittet for Gpner os ,RIser ben til rims-
ltse &riier.
Sea iRlgsr 9inoliez&aser ug ton for
ipne Cher meb iaa meset, iOm 5 eHifer,
SpiS 8 uuseuiiHoe maualer ct 29s pg,
Iaa ieno goers Store til mig, % lea iial
flsbe bet for goer c9 Hal life forore
noaen EXTRA SetnItEs oerior.
Senb goers Srore n;eo Sgruene % le9
piI pie benz ipecieI SpntGrti0mbeo.
9Grbgoioft
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16
Seurif canton fprioat at rcmmc.

Wteo Soget fra Sto,uif antom til Stods
hoIm ben for femte 8anss Spperi og
Woro tiItalte % arreiierebe 6eurit Sans
ion, iom eftsrat BABE fiooet f9nsilet |
6alun, M bar transporteret til Stotbolm
for Der at iorpares, mebens man pentsbe
paa 8ebtommeuoss 8silutuins a~nsaaenoe
bans lloIeoeriug til bet norife Toliti.
transporter foregif un6er Spipn al
6angegsOaloieer u. euno8rsu.
gteuem 9robbo os Sala Stationsr
baobe gunbgren oeO 9eiea / "Jintan"
Iast WRrfe til, al 5ausen bapoe iliot
los Ell Bor6 beo 8entiIen / Easst, iaalez
6es, at Der Der bannebes ct Sul. fort
NOT til, at en- Wano funoe frpbe no eieus
mem bet. 8esuoen bapbe 5aneen taget
6rafteu al iig os billet ben IN. BET Ben,
iom bar belagt meo 6ooblot, antdgelig
/ ben !9enii9t at iorebDsae ben Stoi. iom
ellers muligens tunoe opitaa, maui ban
orog 8enet meo gIoffsn gisunem 6uIet
/ Easet. 9tosen EuipI ON at bet bar
bans 6eniist at r0mu1e tunbs paa @runo
al bisis Omft9nbiebsbsr life u9rss.
9a 2unegren tom iuo / Qrreitsn %
5au8en iaa tit jorebapsnos opoase:. ital
ban BABE ieet me8et forbitrst. nGiten ras
ieuoe I'D, iaa al g~unbsreu nsppe nopeoe
at fomme uRrmsre. 8eo Nutomlien til
SaIa itpnbte ban fig at fable en- YoIitis
op~erfonftabel til SieIp, os beune fulste
efter SiuabeIie at Stabsfifalsn meo til
Stofbulm. Sanger bar imibIertio / SuIa
blepen beIdgt meo Saanoiern.
Gfter Nnfomften til Stod6oIm fertes
Sanger ferfi til GeIsfaneilet, os itrar
eiter oerfra I'll 9dn9bolmen. 8aa Suns
Den af ben 9roibs, buori ban fsttes fra
Gsntralitattonsu, fanbt man en- afbrubt
6iL, nagtet man pso 8iiitationen al Sans
gen / SaIa life bar itobt paa nogst Bart:
tei eaer anbst Gebifab.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16

1onfurier Solmeftrane. Gfter
hbao Der itriuer til "IlrsbI." bar Siebs
mano Gbr. 9anien siort Opbuo, Iissiom
o9iaa 5irmaerne Soren Grsu % Gbriften
Steen bar inbitlQst fine BetaIinasr.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16
9ieiien0c.

JtliltNuC'
9r. 9. 8. @efle at glom, 9llamas
fee 60, PAL / DecOrab forIeben Dag
9t9eIebes ST.. 6iabmanb Dire fra
@aufau. 8esge bisie 9errer ailasoe
"DscOrabsg Oifen" ct Seies.
SIR. 8. s. Sobnion fra Winneapos
lis uflusoe Soften" ct Selss / Naus
bags; naar ben Ntano %rstisr, ba refer
ban / Torretntn9er.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16

Geb Stortbinsspaieet for Sfisn
oaIgtss til 6eprGientant Spertclbbetjent,
Santabmiuiitrator s. 6. Gaitber8 meo
l3 Ct. (enitemmig.)
Gil SuppIsant palstes asent s. carr
len meb III 81. 9err9it baooe Sberitl.
6oltber og aontortit $. &noerieu bier
Stemme.
Galtberg repr9ieutereoe Sfien 1877
10 o. 1862. Suppleanten er np.
s forrige Ebinspsriooe bar 3. Gappes
len 3epr9ieutant os Nmtmauo arnebera
Suppleant.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16

Stortbiusspaleet I Srcrif. Eli
ReprGientant er paI8t gpfogeo Sipius
Smitt % til SuppIeant Sfibsrsbsr Waos
6elanb.
Smitt repr9ienterrbe Norbre 8ersens
/ l8SO-S2 o. Srepif 1885.
6euono bar repreieniant for Sreoit
189O-S2 % SuppIeant 1885.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16

z Nprs8runb palgtes til 8epr9iens
iant SfibSreoer s. 6. 3nuoIen meo 6
Stemmsr (%euitemmis.)
Gil SuppIeant palstes 6auo. iur. Qlz
freo 9eterien meb 4 Ct. 0ern9it baooe
Sognepreit Qrneien 2 ct.
anubien Rspr9ientereoe BorSsruno /
1S80-S2 og 1885. $. Weuer bar
oa SuppIeant.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16
@ssstaD.

sisszh>itss cssf;sia sSisG,s I 'Ntssrss'FssssSi ss
xss& stsilA 60 tsrinss "a isssss Sazsfsdss a
x@satisrs Snsssn sEsr Ississn al srt. ss sSs @s
isstszt ssfsgss 3 So. 81. slstt.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16
SuTeS.

On norIf %barmaciit snifer en- 8artusr
meo en- Iioen anpital / en- al SeiteHs Lin
IioIte Bper. Samme mi Seotommenoe
life f~ortaar gieoiein. StriO til ~9ecorabs
8ofeu", mRrfet "8b1rmacit".
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16

0%ulsbryllup fetreoes ben lobe Hopbr.
af Stiftsprooii / Bergen Claus Oaae %
Sru Nabel 0aae, foot Wibpe.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16

Turunce.-8asienbe for RirTe, Stolss
HIS, Sutit euer SaaHiuostus. 4RoH teu
brqAoe gieo / ben. Sptn ease.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16

Npbler. - SeltabsiuIszSGt uemIis:
Gpia, @pneeitpI, 2Gisiipl Oio. ct SBGna
iebpre al SGlneotrp, auloun DIP. Ut 8ia.
npfprte er tilsie eIIer tiliaIgs.
iii. Scbn game.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16

EilinIss.- gtn GGrm belisseroe 3
gEile Spo fra 9eeorab, beitaGenbe Of 100
Scres, iaIses biRigt I'll en- mar Slgber.
312,tf. VI. @. .. 9unicR.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16
uaitsut.st Srspt rsb SetOrab =. 9. Ill
ben 14oe December 1885.

Scr. 9iIbert gtfs. s. 2arion-Sans G..
Seuion.-@ulbrano Nuherion Boluno.-
Gliis gtelie SouaIouo.-YRmuie 6. Sauion
-Ntarp gueuIpn-getiap s. 9obI.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16
q. e.. 3arIsburA,

uorif 4~utiionorus. aoresie' 9hoien, Roma.
gil bO!be guttisn bpOriombelft ! 8plne'
b,i, gouHtp, 1OAR
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16

gutotrapbs oa Ybotoarnah Glbums,
efrpevult., Scrap Books, SerHbsser,
epil, 9gIter n;eo StriUeioser % ct itoit
uopoIo Of populale 2i9iernarisr.
123 Nu0plpb IL Sea.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16
Xpfal:Nptttier.

Subltriptien paa "Sfanbiuapen" o9
"Noroen" tan iaar iom panliat inobetales
til 8. y. @nlfsbers.
12,3m. N9ent.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16

ct Guieitjdrp meo sooe lloiister er
funbet / !Daroanser. gierue er Golf fra
Sauqeilno 90 .6%aroanaer.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16

On Wiueeft6tte Oper u. 8 9inis
t3ntes reift paa bans 5obsiieb 8labisn
unoer llppiitaag Sinie al 0istersns Sam.
bbgoinger.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16

giIfaIss.-Gn goo g2sl.elO er tianIss.
GrpeotttDnen aHbiier. 3tf.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16

oa Sfubbet pIubielis sif af. au9len
rammebe ben ulpffeIige Narb lise Diet
% git no | Naffen. San nar naturlig>
nis siebIiffelts bob. Der bertes life ens
gang Suf fra BAN. Com nenteIiet funbe
bore, blen @utteu. albeIes forifprret; ban
iprang neSoner til en- Stol. bpor ban traf
uosle gubeier, berihlanbt fin esen Softer.
Sans foritprrebe l1bieenbe 9iorbe benz
babe forifreffebe % npssierrise. De
ipurste Here @an9e, bper Sang mere
i~nbtr9nsenoe, bpab Der bar b9nbt. @utz
ten funbs life ipare itrar; nten enbelig
bah ban Seiieren folse fla ttliibe, 90 iaa
f%ortalte ban benoe TiloraseIien. 0erpaa
bros 6utten afiteb neboper til gpgben,
bpor ban fit Solf meo fig, Der iirar gift
tiIfielbs. Den ulpffelise Wano fanbtes
ligsenbe | iamme Sitting, iom ba 9uts
ten forlob bam. 0eriom Wanben bapbe
pGret alene, baube man piit tent fuuoet
9iget, ba lllpften inotraf paa ct Steb,
buor Der ..iielosu fonrmer Tolf. @utten
blep b~erefter iaa ip9 at OueranitrenseIie
oa Sinbsbep9geIie, at ban MATTE tillenss.
Wanben efterlaber zig Some os tire Born
/ imaa 8aar. st al gernene bobe neb
FANNIE 9Th, % ct anbet bar bebsipst.
Gn tung Sti9bne for ben gjenIepenbe
6one.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16
StIsaIes.

On As Dollars aul=StoUe, bru8t 2 8ins
ire % / COB Stano, for Sals for 90 9ol=
lars / Sames Spps aamIe EiHibop. If.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16

Sarer for Selisoaseue. Ut fort uounls
of $arsr p~asienbe for Sulesaper paa &sr
iers &iprieer Drug Store. ZAP
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16
SiI DC NeoIioenoe | NaIejuno

Sra g. Z. Glieu, Sffer oeo Yait. Sreoes
TENS airte / Mc6aglauo. ...... $500
3iolisere tpiteret for ........... $l55.12
Etliantmen ...... $172.12
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16

S1nses camper nf andre camper. Oct
beolte uepais Of Camper / 8geH ior gel
~ligoaseRe paa @eiier's Sioneer 2rus Store.
14.2
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16
Ct,ma.SpIpsutuo.
nrfp. Z. Moienthal

S~ompauiitabet msIlem 8gss Il Sotnion
/ YIa on 9th CT ppleIi. 1872
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16
ct. Wusaar S0iIfolc.

Sinterterminen bfspa6sr 8rsoo8 ben
ste sSuunar u%Ritiommenoe. 6Or HGrmerc
Splpsuiuser benpsnosr man fig I'll Ssiips
rereu s.. z. Sou9,
14.4 ct. gussar, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16

8arer for 0slisoag,ue pea BioHser
9rua Stpre. Som os lie Oct peHe uopu'g
af Sarer, iom M u~oiitQes. l42
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16

Siltez1 prtIRoer Of ale mulise Slals
iamt Dame arausr at npe1te Nlooe fiuoes
/ R9nsoe hos Siion d Sbompiou.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16

Sur Goats, % ct tort Grlng Of SlGs
pesz Susrirafter til betposlis Heoiatte 8ris
Ter hos GIion & EbompioH. Oct oil lsnne
ia at elennemie bette fore uopGlg.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16
Ssnles o. NDtaars sVarer!

Bargains | i"triffet lnoertgi bos
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16
Sporlcoes man iparer Neuge.

mpOtnser pnglig Candy os onoet Stties
@pst. @aa o. ie hans Sarer. 49,
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16
Sarer for Seai9oasene!

~
12,3m. N9ent.
Sarer for Seni9oasene!
Som ino oa ie bort Spias Of Extension
Library camper, Sprblamper o. (. b.
1873 HuopIOb & Spu.
SnIe= 90 NDtaars Varer!
SneflgbszEoier for Gamer, SLATER, No>
tttiesS1ser, Teuae- % 2omme Bsser, 81.
9ar.g tuier o. I. b.
1873. HuSpIpb & Spu.
Bargains | i"triffet rnoeripi bos
Xarfen.
10 YARDS Calico for 25 gts. hos
Sarfen.
Saorti9oer furfarbises efter Yefilins
hos
ia 8. SrSetuitiS.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16
SuIesgares.

ct fort uepals al Tames &anber til ueo.
latte griisr hos Slion & Ibompfoa.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16

10 YARDS Calico for 25 gts. hos
4NrYets
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16

- feot 8~uuosoatter - TaIen.
"~StaHoiuapeu" o. ~Gmerica" beoes op.
taae.
Decorah-posten., 1885-12-16

Saariiaoer furferoises efter 8efiain
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-02-14
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: The use for q short time Of HALLS HAIR
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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-02-14
Eastern Tie,Us ofthe Coat Trade.

NeuO York.-There does not seem
to be any particular anxiety to close
contracts on soft coal, either on the
part Of the buyers (for they never be-
lieve in the integrity of pools) or on
that of the sellers.-Coal Trade Jour-
nal.
There is more in this coal than in
anthracite though but few large Or
ders have been placed during the
week. BY the pool arrangement that
was announced by us several weeks
ago, the Pennsylvania railroad was
to receive IS per cent. and the Balti-
more g. Ohio As per cent, these COM
panies taking care of the Vanderbilt
Gowen and the Norfolk & Western
interests. The pool prices that we
announced three weeks ago were
fixed at $2.70 per ton at Baltimore,
$3.50 at Philadelphia, 1925 at New
York, and $3.50 at Boston. The
pool to 60 into force in March, but to
cover season contracts. The pool,
Or combination, is supposed to be in
full force, and theoretically these
prices are like 'the laws of the Modes
and Persians," which change not,
but practically the Pennsylvania
railroad bituminous combination is
no better than the anthracite combi-
nation which the Pennsylvania rail-
road, for high moral reasons, declin-
ed to enter, and the actual prices at
which contracts for these Goals are
made are but o distant shadow of the
pool rates.
The Elk Garden company has tax
en- a contract for seasons delivery,
it is said, at under So. And we are
informed that the Cunard company
has made q contract for a Wander
bilt-Gowen coal by which, if the coal
prove satisfactory, the company is to
receive it's seasons supply at a price
below $3.50 ton alongside in this
harbor.
How can these things DO under
cast-iron combination We have
not been able to learn The solution of
this interesting conundrum.-Engin-
eering and Mining Journal.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-02-14

ONE of the literary extravagancies
of the age consists in the free use Of
the term, "alleged." Every day news
papers crawl behind it's accepted
significance when, in fact, it furnish
es no refuge for misstatement. The
term implies no hypothesis, but a
fact affirmed, and in law it is shade
stronger. So that when our unknown
friend, "Viator," refers with evident
burlesque to the "alleged Hterati'' of
Frostburg we fear that, quoting from
Tyndale, che wotteth neither what he
babbleth, nor what he meaneth." In
court the declaration would be taken
Us a statement he could prove, name
ly, that the Frostburg ''literatr' are
the genuine stuff, washed, dressed and
tWenty-four carats fine.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-02-14

A BOY in a West Virginia school
had pistol in his pocket not long
ago. During school hours it went
off. The teacher, unfortunately a
lady, swooned with fright; the female
pupils copied her example, and the
boys took to the woods. They had
bigger time than Reed, of Maine, says
Cleveland will have concerning the
boom against civil service. Taking
the incident as text some Of the
very able editors over there have NOR
allied themselves into an agreement
that boys should not be permitted to
carry pistols. OF course not, but
what will you do about it: Here in
Maryland We have a law prohibiting
the practice, TO which the JOURNAL
called attention some tine ago as a
matter worth Investigation by our
grand iuries. y Cumberland lawyer,
however, laughed SO violently at our
simplicity that we have had no cour-
age until this writing to refer to It
again. 1t appears this is ono Of the
only laws that may be violated with
out question. y man may carry a
deadly pistol but lie cannot steal II
life-giving ham, and so on. The
legislator or judge who will wipe
out this gross discrimination and de-
vise some means to prevent carrying
deadly weapons will be canonized this
side Of his grave.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-02-14

"PEACE hath its Victories" and
one Of the prsttiest triumphs of these
bloodless times has just been achieved
by the JOURNAL. The story is told
below, and while our numberless
readers are enjoying it we suggest
that our brothers furnish cigars for
three. We will provide match and
apply for pension afterward:
All personal illusions made by US in
our little controversy with the Cum
berland Daily Nescs are hereby with
drawn. 1t is not our desire to be con
sidered Offensive" to our editorial
brothers; certainly not to take the
initiative in that direction. Besides,
we believe in maintaining the imper-
sonality of the press, and although we
departed from the rule in this instance,
upon reflection we frankly admit it
was done without sufficient cause. In
looking about for an explanation sat
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isfactory to ourself, we are inclined to
adopt the occult theory Of the altitu-
dinously serene and luminous Frost
burg JOURNAL, the only reliable living
authority upon matters Of this abstruse
character.-Oakland Democrat.
AS our contemporary has withdrawn
the remarks which we had taken ex-
ception to, we beg leave to ask our
readers to regard our comments
thereon as unsaid. We were sur
prised, hurt and offended when the
Democrat used toward us the language
referred to. We felt that we had not
done or said anything to interrupt our
long standing pleasant personal re-
lations, and in our reply no doubt
showed the warmth of feeling we felt.
But it is all right now. "Let us
have ce."-Cumberland Ners.
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The editor Of daily paper told
the JOURNAL not long ago that week
ly papers "have all the week to do it
in" and the New Haven Register is
good enough to remark:
The truth of the matter is that, in
the hurry and furry of publishing a
newspaper every day in the week, the
wonder is not that the papers make oc-
casional and even frequent errors in
grammar and spelling, but that they
do not make more.
Very true. But how does it hap
pen that in nearly every issue of some
dailies we see proper noun used as
an adjective to describe noun to
which it does not belong? AT the
same time these papers would smile
very Complementary over Louisiana
looms or Saskatchewan sugar.
Taking into consideration the rsla-
tive value of adjective and noun, to
which We allude above, the literally
correct style of statement would be
cumberland Coal.
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MINING JOURNAL
Saturday Morning, Feb. II, 1885.

THE JOURNAL is glad "Viator"
tells who listed the Water Commits
sion. The fact has been well known,
however, for some time-so we'll that
the better the understanding the
bigger the lies about it had to grow.
No, Mr.. "Viator," the JOURNAL
never called it the "Frostburg coal
region" In original articles it prints
it Georges Creek. If some people,
otherwise precise and bursting with
pride over their superior requirements
in technology, choose to call sausage
"sassage" or "sassengers," and onions
"ingurns," they earn all the bliss that
fourishes under the waterings of cir
cumspect ignorance.
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cumspect ignorance.

"VIAToR" informs the Times that
once upon a time the JOURNAL en-
deavored to establish a new county
embracing the Georges Creek coal
region. The statement is correct,
and many people now regret that We
failed in persuading them to move.
All, it was q de6onair scheme! The
Cumberland people knew it and they
furnished our folks great aid in final
ly choosing to endure the blessings
conferred by the ills We now enjoy.
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timore and Ohio Is the only line in
Washington having and using differ
ent divisions for its Western and its
Eastern business, and is not forced, as
Is the other line, to concentrate all its
trains from all points of the compass,
forty-odd miles away from the city,
and then bring them all in on one track;
More than this the B. & o. is the only
road which can furnish track room for
sleeping cars, so that they can be occu-
pied during the stay at the capital.
The B. & 0. has provided space for
fifty extra cars within short distance
of the depot in Washington, with broad
board walk, and the whole place illu-
minated by electric lights, so that there
can be no difficulty in getting about
at any time of the night.