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Piles tpnesIi pilos,ii.

Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itch.
ingiPiles. One box has cured the worst
cases ottweAty yea5s standing. No one
need suffer Ave minutes after using VII
liams' Indian Pile Ointment. II absofbs
tumors, allays itching, acts as apouldee,
gives instant relief. Prepared only for
Piles, itching Of the private parts, nothing
else. Sold by druggists and mailed on re-
ceipt Of price, 81. Frazier Medicine Co.,
Proprietors, Cleveland, Ohio. Wholesale
Agents: Logan 4 Co., Wheeling, w. Va,
and ]. O. pert q Co., bridgeport Ohio. }
nav !
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geaal aattees.
Tn THE COUNTY COURT OF OHI(

Tn THE COUNTY COURT OF OHIO
i County State Of West Virginia, In tho matter
Of The pNONatc Of u paper writing purportng 10 be
thelNl will and testament OF Louisa !. French
deceased. @
The object Of the petition filed in this mattcr on
the 10Th day Of February, A. D. 1885, Is 10 have adj
nlhl 10 probate paper writing with q eodicil
attached thereto. purp0rting TO be the Last Will and
testament Of Louisa !. French, deceased, bearing
ptatng from All affidavit filed with mein my office
That John Il, FMnCh, William French and James
J. PteLch, children Of William French, deceased,
1nl Maggie French. widow Of said william French,
dtSed ArG nOE,rcSldenis Of this SLAte, nor found
therein, Il Il ordered that they do appear at my
odce III The city Of Wheeling, In the county aud
s4te Aforesaid. OH tic 1Stll day OF March, A. d.
lS1 at 10 O'Clock A, NJ, and do Whist Is necessary
70 protect their Interest In the said matter: SD
GEORGE HOOK,
Clerk OF aid Court.
DovExn & Et4oN. Attorneys Icbl&g
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Lille in Kentucky.-aIrs. Kaintuck4.It
is time to get ready for prayer-meeting,
DEAR Mr.. Kaintuck-aI am not going
this evening" "lFhy, the new minister
will be there tonight. Why can't you
go2" "Mypistolis out Of Order"
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Hor:n,,e Prot,of

Kidney aud LIVER yisenss A.a 4 ~ haI =.
slnefed .T ssS. .I ~ ~ aS ,,o y
eouta w w y PHI WhceiinS WA
Canrrh folypu 81 No. 1ii \. NJ,
ieteH lot yeai sSa " e
Dr. smith completely g TI1 IN - nm .nnrrr
.i-t a, " !! AtsitH4S L1I ~ ~
" Spelus. y 70, mhssentst ": ,, na.
pyspeTe, a1q giestea y. e,.ia ~, sa
for years % ny 1s
Fits-Had them for fourteen ysaF s;,, pF; smith
ctifed me- u!2 y. ME- ss,s ,y.,
Sctotula, Running SORES on son w. -
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While the British we're hunting the
Mahdi we had pretty full reports Of the
developments from day 10 day. Now that
the Mahdi Is hunting The English the dis
gasting details are suppressed. = Chicago
Herald. i ~ iiF- - y
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Fraziers Root Bilters are not dram
shop beverage, but are strictly medicinal
in every sense. They act STRONGLY upon
the Liver md Ridneya. keep the bowels
Open and legilAl. eleAAee the blood and
System OF every itnpnrity Sold by. drug.
igists. 800. DIR. Frazier B Magic Ointment
the greatest blessing that been discoy-
cred in this generation. a sure cure for
iBoils, Bnfns, Sores, Gnts, Flesh Wounds,
Sore Nipples, Hard Y Soft Corns, 0happed
Lips and Hands, pimples and Blotches.
Price Soc. Sold by dtnggists. Frasier
Medicine 90. props, Cleveland; Ohio.
Wholesale agents. Logan q Co, Wheeling,
w. va, and 3. O! Dent q %. bridgeport,
Ohio. nav
All thistalk about abolishing the Con.
gressioiiat Record may be very vel, but
what wetwant to knowisif they cut the
Record of who Is going 70 supply wrappers
for our esteemed country exchanges RI
ISonierriile Journal. s.ss
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satuSdsyis dIyoyce day In the Chicago
courts. Chicago people like to date fresh
matrimonial contracts from the first oil the
week. Bg9dio cypress.
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.Ronsill on corns..

ASK for Wells, Rough on Corns,p 15c.
Quiek, complete cure. Hard otsott corns,
warts, bunions. !. =. 8. . !l.. Z.
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sDid you lose your limb going up In o
balloon, MI. simpaony sEo,n replied
the cripple, " lost It coming down in Q
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Iniallible tasteless, harmless, cathartic;
for ieyerishness, restlessness, Wcrnis, COM
situation. 26c
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ohio RIVER RA1LRoAD.

Ia -.
Time table corrected to November q, 1881 TfaiAr
leave Panhandle Station, loot OF Eleventh stress.
near public landing, as follow entnal Standard
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commissioners Sale.

TiOSlNISSl0NER's SALE OF yALU-
" ABLE PROPERTY. -. 49,
eilt Court tOr said county.
Gn BrOxD. administrator Of the
s:..ss Of Philip As'sn''' de- In chanoery.
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g1eaian
A3GRRAT PROBLEM.


-7att All The II dney and Liver Il = ~ IS
4 atflieiaa, 81
il-Take ali the Blood purifiers,
i-Iake all the Rhadadtie remedies.
Z Take All the DygPsia and indigestion
lsN. Afls lss 8. "a eiift1tl4 T. 55Iilif
take ali the Agae, RcYet. and bilious
seetAel,
-Tako al tho Brdia and Nerve force Z
ftFipdy, r
Take all the Grtdt health restoFcrs.
IN short, take ali The best qualities Of M these,
and the .-telt
-Qlalties oia1l tho best medlcines In the world,
and you win nhd that q. -Hep
-BIRas have the. best curative qualities and
powers otall -eoaeeatrdtd
-fn them, and that they VIII cure when guy OF
ali Of these, sitigly or -eoRbiAed ~
Fail AthoFough trial VIM give positive proof
NJ thIs -4Ai is0 FEB d Z,
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sA!IEIS ANDEiRS N.EiSBIIEl.

Zom7s n. n aad iiaalle5alil 7iTa1f..
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, HARDENED LIVER.

Flyo years ago / br.ke down with kidney and
liver complalntAnd rheumatism.
Since then have been unable 70 be about o. al.
Ny liver became hard Ike wood; my limbs were
puted up and hlied With water.
All The best physicians agreed that nothing could
cure me. resolved % Try Hop Bittes; I haze
used seven bottles; the hardness has ali gon6 from
my liver, the swelling from my Limbs, and 1t has
i1orted a mtraee In my case; Otherwise ] would
have bech'nowinmy grave. J.w. MoREy, Buftalo,
oct, 1, 1851.
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The flttezt subjects
for ieyer and lgue,
aud remittents, are
t6a debIntAted, bill:
ious and nDfTqgs. To
such persons, Hos Vt
ter's Stomach Rl@TS
affords adequate pro
Ion BY increasing
Vital Stamina and
the Resistant poYeg
Of the cnnstit tuition,
and By check lug II;
rpslllsfjtics OF the
liver, btQmRrh and
bowels. Mos1dgeF,It
eIaliicAlcS mAlarin
complaints 81 an Oh.
tIjpSte type, and
stands .Sla1e y n q.
equsllM among alF
nstional rem dics.
Fprale BY al Drug
n,rs:asEAw
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Very IemarBs ! discovery.

[coNcLupRp ro.MoRRow.l
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1SesbOyc .aIc has been adjourned until satur-
y, " Hl'eA i Isl john W. scnuDrzE. Trustee.
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When breakfast was over and the COM
pany in fairly good humor lay on my
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Hound that my guests were hungry. !
therefore produced everything my larder
held-a hall. eaIen ham, o loaf, some cold
potatoes. That was all. 4 had two small
bottles ofistodb halipipts. The tipsy man
al onceseisedan consumed theircontents.
Then ] ran to the pafsonRee aad asked
tho Rector TO assist me TO iced the swaErl
Of eueats: He was agef 10 be Of use, but
aid not know how 10 help till he had con.
shifted the cook and NYeatlage. Ultimately
ihe zen, IN two pounds 81 elotted cream
hut no bread. I,asked Tor wine aud bran.
.dy,i bntheYas unpTcyiaed with alcoholic
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i had q difficulty, moreover, in The
morning in providing washing conven.
fences for my crew! There were but two
basins and pie dish in my house; more
over, the pump was frozen. That my
people mightwash, / was constrained to
dissolve snow, which is slow process,
and the result is-a little not very clean
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nuelron,s ArnI,ea salyo.

10Y Logan, q % a. 7. IUuHH an
j. Menkemeller. Row
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-11-14

from the whites, and then deck them
selves with feathers, jeweiiy and
bright colored blankets. They wear
heavy blankets the whole year round.
The women buy calico, etc., and
make their dresses something like the
whites. The girls seem to be very
modest. We did not see any girls or
women outside of their own yards,
except several carrying wood. We
saw an old squaw who looked as
though she really were 400 years."
carry load of wood that very few
white men could carry.
After spending a pleasant day we
returned home, haying greatly enjoy
ed our visit to the "children of the
forest"
With kindest regards to ali my
friends | remain yours respectfully,
AMY GEuMAE
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Eastern Tieacs of the Coal Trade.

NeW I,0rk.-In bituminous Goals,
several large contracts have been
made. At Boston there is an i'm
provement with active factory requi-
sltions. There is also increased de-
mand at Chicago.--Mining Record.
Bituminous coal holds Its own, and
there is considerable interest in this
trade, as to the future of prices this
is not alone the case on the seaboard
trade, but at all the interior points
there seems to be the disposition
(ontside Of the desire) for Il better
return on the investments made in
soft coal properties. There are some
parties who insist that this result
cannot be brought about until the
interests in the various producing
districts are more centralized so that
the freight can be made subservient
to the coal admitting this to be the
case, we think the signs Of the times
point to termination of the present
low priced era for soft coal. On
board prices at the coastwise loading
points show no advance, and 1925 at
Norfolk, Newport News and Balti-
more is the asking price. At New
York and vicinity there is little new
trade going on, and 1926 is the rate
alongside for the best coal.
Freights keep very firm, as there is
a demand everywhere for vessels to
carry forward the coal already sold
before navigation closes, and S1.05
from New York ports, S130 from
Philadelphia, $3.50 from Baltimore,
$1.40 from Newport News and Nor
folk are the quotations to Boston,
Coal Trade J0urn07.
1t is claimed that prices are a little
firmer. This, however, is only in ex-
ceptional cases, and is due to a search
ty of cars or some local or temporary
cause. Upon the whole, we can see
but little if any change for the better,
as compared with several months
past. OF course, delivered prices are
higher, because freights are higher;
but profits to the producers are no
greater. or perhaps, more properly,
the losses are no less.
B0st0n.-In bituminous coal, d lit
tie more trade is reported. Some Of
the cotton and wooden manufacturers
are burning more coal than they had
counted upon, because Of an improve
ment in their business. We continue
to quote $s;;3,3o(1$3.50 delivered, with
| slightly higher prices asked where
| immediate shipment is desired
Nothing is coming from Nova Scotia
ports to amount to anything. and that
movement is practically over for the
year. The East Boston ferries con-
tract came into the market Il second
time this season. The bad spontan-
eous fire in the coal bought under
the fire contract caused the ferry peo-
pie to throw up the contract after re-
celying about $500 Of the whole 1900
tons. The remaining 1000 tons are
now awarded at S3.42 deliyered.-
Engineering and Mining J0@rn0l.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-11-14
ADDITIONAL LOCiT.

Perso',at-The visit Of John Teemer,
the Ilttsburg oarsman, to Homecoming,
lnciines us to state that he recently
defeated Hanlan, the Champion. The
Chicago NepS says, however. that
Teemer is much more unsafe to bet on
than Courtney, because the latter sin
variably loses his races and Teemer
sometime wins"
Miss Maggie Gunter, daughter Of
John GnnteI, left Monday to enter a
course Of study at New Windsor col
lege.
W. S. Hooking, Of Johnstown. Pa,
paid flying visit 10 his mother this
week
The many friends of Miss Amy
Gchman viii be delighted with her
graphic account Of a visit to to an In
dian camp,
james Campbell! and wife. of Borden
Shaft, expect to srcnd the winter in
Scotland. He will sell his household
goods .>n the 2}l.
Messrs. Joseph Yates and Thomas
Gunrer, of this place, have made their
rpsideuce in Missouri.
George nrt, Of Borden mine, has
gone to Iowa.
l.. \. Lowell, president of tho
Borden mining company. arrived Sat
urlay. After u look around he left
Monday for his home in New York.
G. A. Greene, treasurer Of the same
company, and wife, are guests at the
homestead, near this place.
Miss jennie Has mond, of Fairmont.
w. Va, daughter Of Mark Raymond,
is the guest Of Dir. D. 2. Fitch, her
brother-in law.
Capt. John Sheridan, Of Piedmont.
W. Va, WIS on the express train which
jumped into the river near Confluence
Pa. Thursday morning. He had his
right arm painfully cut.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-11-14
LOTS GIVEN AWAY
alma Sola, Florida.

r.7HE paradise for invalids! Tho home of
| the tropical fruits! Climate unsurpassed
No frost. No extremes OF heat or cold
No malaria. Ground high and dry! Plenty
Of pine! and the finest hunting and fishing
osl,a:.A SOFIA has thc name Of being
the largest, prcttie>t and youngest town in
Florida l. beautifully located on the Calf
Coast, two miles above the mouth Of the
Manatce River. Already the iron horse is
vending its way to Palma Sofa. and soon the
tourist will arrive 1T its fitst-class hutc!,
where lac can get meal to suit his epiCurcan
tastes
Palma Sola possesses the largest store in
Southern Florida, with saWmil furniture,
manufactury, packing houses, warehouses,
churches, school house postoilice, stores,
beautiful residences, and :; large wharf at
which ocean steamers arrive daily from
WARREN LELAND, Jr., Of Long
Israncf," fame, has secured location at
Palma Sola for the erection Of Il winter re-
sort The prediction Is 4 safe one, based as
il is upon the natural advantages and attraC-
"ssyNd. lSisINCH" of FLORIDA, and
other large hotels will be built.
With the completion Of the railroad, this
will he the terminus, and the direct route TO
Havana Cuba. Lots will double and
quadruplc their present prices. No'' is the
lots i00N3oO Il. $40 TO $500 per
Io,. We want PALMA SOFA to keep
h0onliuw, and as an induccmcnt TO the pub
lie and TO thoroughly advertise this bcauti-
rul place. NE Will GIVE AVIAN a
LIMITED number ONLY Of our lots,
GIVING lots !fI4TEiiN tTElLY as they come
CORNERS cxccptcd) charging applicants the
cxpcn,e Of decd, transfer, etc, which will
not exceed 500. Applicants can send postal
money order with Application to insure
pronptness otherwise deeds VIII be sent c.
o. ID. Applicants must not be surprised at
the return ot their money, as being
LfEgtgTlY the iirst come will be first
served J::'e perfect. Fab warranty
deed.
Send forpamphlet Address
PALMA S0LA LAND COMPANY,
80 South William St., New York, n. 7.
RETEEENcEs:-
S, IIcnning, Esq, Prest. Fla. R. r. and
Nav. 60.
H b. Plant, ESD, Prest. Southern Express
Postmaster, Palma Sofa, Fla.
John $. Beach, Esq, rrest Prairie City
Bank, Terre liaute Ind.
Jas. c. McGrcgor, Esq, Capitalist, Cincin-
Henry 1'r, S. Hubbard, ESD, Cashier Column
bia Bank. New York, \. y.
VIM. DrysClale, Esq, New York Times,
New York, and & host Of others.
oct II
II.
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THE Rochester Post-Eapress calls
the canals "the safeguards of the peo-
pie" The Pc. has evidently never
heard an unacclimated democrat ex-
press his views on that subject.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-11-14

OF the amount of coal Shipped from
this region this year :, O25, 1854 tons have
gone from mines on the Maryland side
of the Potomac river.
The Clearlield output to above date
is 2,759, l57 tons, or 1873, 7713 tons Ill cx-
cess Of Georges Creek.
Our calculations, all given in gross
tons, show for other competing regions
to date above given as below:
Chesapeake & Ohio railway, W. Va. 800, 757
Pocahontas, Na.................. -. 1913, l25
Broadtop, Observation-Disclosures. 1913, 624
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PEOPLE who cut their tickets fire.
quently defeat themselves. We know
of a case in point, and the situation
Is really embarrassing. Without de-
failing the story we will illustrate by
referring to the fact that certain rail-
road authorities in the south have
sent word to business connexions in
the north to sell fare and sleeping
Car tickets over the same line. Pass.
engers who have been otherwise
Served have found very troublesome
to travel on one dine and sleep on
another.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-11-14

f"diicatto"s.-The November num-
Der of Ba5yhood contains an article
which, if read and thoroughly digest
ed by half the mothers of recent arri-
walls in the human family, could not
fail to add materially to their mutual
comfort, to say nothing of vanquishing
in advance, the dyspepsia with which
many babies are destined to find them
selves handicapped few years hence.
The writer is DR.. L. E. Polt, visiting
physician to the New York Infant
Asylum, and he heads his article with
the simple and suggestive word Collie"
Mrs. Il. w. Babcock describes "a
Philosopher in the Nursery" Mrs. NJ.
a. Alien writes on THE Baby Prowl-
er," and a great variety of other top
les, from Lacteal SterilitY down to
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-11-14

The fusionists of Baltimore-both
republicans and democrats-are said
to be disguised with each other, and
in some cases do not speak as they
pass by. The same outfit will never
smile again.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-11-14

SINGULAR how things turn around
sometimes. Many republicans cut
Nichols; many democrats cut HOLE.
The former outdid the latter by -
votes and lost the latter missed it
by as many, and gained.
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(f:ts{lR-4E ITEMS.

AUTHORITIES in the iron trade
state that the favorable conditions
which appeared three months ago
continnc III all lines. S5,~l rails are
still i'll good request, and the current
price S4j332 per ton is firmly maintained.
Arrangements have been made, it IS
said, for putting into blast sryeri,! Of
the furnaces along he SchuY!kill
that have been idle for years. as
there is Il good deltand for pig i!ou.
There = considerable inqr1jry for
structural iron, and he mills are
pretty actively at work. Nails aic
scarce on account OF the strike. and
have advanced ten cPntsaKeg, Muck
bars are solneWANt higher, al sri and
S29. Hrought-i"un pipes aGe IN &C
tive demand, although it Is SAID son.e
manufacturers are beginning to az
cunulate stocks Ihe requirements
for railroads noW being Constructed
will, it is calculated, keep The mills
pretty busy for some Gme to come.
There are few old rails iii the market,
but if more should come ont they
could readily be sold.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-11-14

BETWEEN the water company's ar
tesian wells and extended pipes and
the Councils proposed City Hall,
there appears to be a united and con-
current determination to prolong the
life of the town until its eye-teeth are
emf.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-11-14

FULL WoRK-The mine from
which fourth-ciass postoffices are the
sole output appears to be worked to
its full capacity-about one hundred
a day. The days are not as long as
they were, either.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-11-14

shops at Altoona, Pa, on Saturdays
as well as other week days, much to
the rejoicing of the workmeu, who
have heretofore been cut down to five
days work IN a week.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-11-14

Re'igio"s'-The congregation Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will wor-
ship in Meats Hall on Sunday next,
Nov. 18th, at TO- a. IN. and 7 p. NJ.
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. w. T.
l.. Weech. There will be no session
of the Sunday school. The renovation
of the lecture room will be completed
long before the ensuing Sabbath.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-11-14
GEORGES CREEK COAL.
Weekly Statement of Shipments

The record of shipments from the
mines of the Georges Creek coal region
for the week ending Saturday evening,
November 7, 1885, closed as follows
Total tons for week. 60, 597
year ................2,3 1865, 755
Compared with corresponding period
last year, decrease of.......... 108, $50
Total tons to B. G. o. railroad for week 40,431
" " " year.1 sos, 81
Compared with corresponding period
last year, decrease of.......... 1913, $50
Total tons to Pa. railroad for week :. 1922
" " year.. 1853, III
Compared with corresponding period
last year, an increase of. ........ 34,63S
Total tons to C. & o. canal for week 1925
" " q" :" " year. 31G, sos
Compared with corresponding period
last year, an increase of. ..... Is, 1872
Total tons shipped over c. & p. rail
road for week .................. 1886
Over same for year. ...............1,52 4, $50
Compared with corresponding period
last year, decrease of.......... 91,672
Total tons shipped over G. C.. e C. rail-
road for week. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1927
Over same for year. ................ 500, 1872
Compared with corresponding period
last year, an increase of. ........ 5l,0S2
Total tons shipped over W. Va CT
and Pittsburg railroad for week. 1854
Over same for year Observation-Disclosures. $40, 81
Compared with corresponding period
last year, a decrease of. ......... 52,135
The heaviest shippers for week
l, Consolidation. (tons) ........... II ,407
2, Maryland ....... 4" ........... S,41S
8 w. Va. Central. {" .......... 5,137
4, Borden. ......... " ........... 4,J3l
5, American........ " .......... 1850
6, Georges Creek. " ........... 1856
No other company shipping over. 1900
Shipments for year
l, Consolidation. .(tons) ........ $50, $50
2, Maryland ....... L" .......... 1913 1913
8, w. Va. Central. " .......... 229, 3O1
4, Georges Creek. " .......... PHI, 7G5
5, American ....... " .......... 179 so
6, New Central. see. " .......... 100, 926
7, Borden. ......... " .......... $50, S6S
8, Potomac ........ d" ........ III, 119
s. Maryland Union g ........ IS, 1853
10, Blaen Avon..... :" .......... 59,91S
II, Big Eein........ " .......... 56,G94
II, Atlantic & G. c.. GO ........ 52,G25
10, National ........ :" ......... Al ,S51
IA, Davis & Elkins.. 60 .......... 39,90l
Is, Swanton ........ g .......... IS, 622
16, Davis.... ....... ''' .......... 6,752
II, Piedmont C. & /. /" ........ 80
OF the amount of coal Skinned from
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-11-14

The Pennsylvania railroad COM
pany is now running its machine
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-11-14

A BIG OFF'EH:-To introduce them
N we will give away 1000 seli-operating
Washing Machines. fyou want one send us
yollr name. p. O, and express office at once.
The National Co., 81 Dey St., N. Y.