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New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
1JIt UEATHER REPORL

covrpVuEvr INDTcN Nr pSs-FpH ,, UpUR+
W.su,ycroy. August 3.-For New England,
,,. s..a,ner uorihwesirrl, winds, slightly COOLER
ro, Eastern Ncw-York. E'slcfn fennsylvania. Deia
ware. Mary ard and New-J~r'eV' far weather. ho''"
.,.rlv Winds stationary temperature.
,,,,,, Xev YORK Wc,trrn Pennsylvania, West
,,,, and thence 10 Iowa. fair, except for rains III
wi.cous,n and slightly warmer
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03

WILKE-BAERE. Penn, AnH. -'hrl'''''
Kurchkie'. butcher shop Aui barn. DAulo bro"hS F'o
., s,,e md q, ,wclliuga Il block oi wooden builins'
b,,usinr To Cbaf~s -Lupp at Plymouth "rre roirl
by frr tLl. morning Tao loss Ca Dl'ihH'' i"'"''"''
and -tOcA l. ~lUOpp, pirta y lh'"I"i
LAwELSoi. Kan. Aux. An elevator oP'fNe' "S
Vtt,co,nh Bro. was buruel last night. with ah'ut
- 400 worth oi corn oats. whch were ih'HI"l mo
Elevator wAs valued $4,000 and Insured Tor fi"'"
ISDIA>AroII-. Aux. II dispAtcd TO Ihr N'"S """
Bloomtncion SAY. that II y Yesterday an lnceu-
,,.,v fire wa. ,,arteI ~ shook 4 F.u.Eners wagon
shop In Ellet.v- small town north o' there, on TIC
Inui.yi!lc sew Albany an chi a.o throah which L.
buslCcs- Lou.r- IN the pace
before It's progress stayed lhr losses "ou"' ~
>l3 400 " TN an Insurance OF -b.opD
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
THE FIRE RECORD.


ST. Louis, Aug. "a fire broke ont shortly
before noon to-day III tho National stock Yards AZ Last
- LOU. and spread with slcn rapiy that the local
fire DEPARTMENT wa- unable to master the names ana an
pp.al for ali tai- city. 10 when thrro en-
,,, ,s,niel Tne nre stared IN ;hc lArse hay barn
,,t o. Iuei OI1 tons of hay valued At >Donp ana
II VA. Wholly destroyed. Inr,y sheds valued Al H'oo
eacn. were aso completely destroyed l"e 'o'A 'o'' -
nHD
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03

COMPLAINTS Of GAKBAGE AT CONEf ISLANN
Manhattan Beach last night was covered with
Earbs-e dumped from scows tho afternoon. IL Is
Repetition Of what tho bath-house keepers and guests
hsd 10 coutrbd with last season Bathing Yesterday
sefn"ob iiDp"ssbic. anu the bath mousse keePciS
eaAmed that they had lost over 9iOO
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
pgyySYLyANIA DEMOCRATS

p,r1sEIEG. Aug. = (Spccidb The Allegheny
county Democratic dccgAton To the stat" 'onN eh'loh
an far ,s known stands nine for Black ANA seven ior
=" =" "" "a" 80 ,r Govrrnor. All the delegates are fOf
f,wthric no w.ver, II he has any show.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03

pu,,ur,,1u, Aug. . CSTec,ab.-rhe Phllaielphia
ami lri, Railroad Company began to-day the payment
OF interest on per cent bon's OF th" warren All"
,,,, ya,Iro,d COMPANY, wlicn 1t has done for some
,,, .,rcrmrnt IT deducted II 30 from the interest
' zach Innd to- lay for state TAX There wer' NUM-
va va. 'ro,e.ts and many Large holders OF tho bonus
r.,ten In Test tho leg ,lity OF the udi tor In court
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
0EANr'S BOO6 Ar RETAIL

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2 lSpecmD.-lhc argu-
neut against the sale of oneral Grnts book In TINS
city at retaii will heard Judge Butler III the United
States Ccuit Court toDofrow The c"se VIII b" asue'
BY g. and Francis Kawle Tor thr it
while Mr. " ,iauas-f against whom the injunction Is
Sought, wl.l he represented by 4. +. K"thefmcL
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
ppyvCE LEOpOLDO AT NEWPORT.

Newport, X l., Aug. 2.-Thc officers OF the
Brazilian irsai- Torpedo station this morn
ing TO return OF the representatives, OF the Gov
eminent MAIDS saturday Dight. The officers 1hcihd-
Prince IrOpoldo, have been extended thf Pfcs'r
Of r Casino by the governors and attended mop gwen
llll-.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
OBITUARY. NOTES.

LITTLE Rock, Aug. 2 lSpec.aD.-Private ad'
vices from tho Indian Territory announce tho death OF
W. Homage. which occurred op July 10. lilo Was
hixa.y respected cltizcn prominent politician.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
WATERS STRIKE ArrORT HAMILTON.

Ten walters employed by A. w. Dieter III
his hotel at Fort Hamilton. on Saturday evening "o
carod that their OF labor were not reduced
they would STRIKE Mr. Dieter told tho men thoy eouu
do A. they pie rased thoy left the hotol III pous.
They refused TO work yesterday lhor places
have been led with nou-upUn inch
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
FOUND HAx0IS0 IN THE wOODS.

The body of an unknown man was found III
sownes woods at whsstone L. l.. yesterday afternoon
{he nifty years old body had oyi
80 been hanging two three days fher. was nothing m
~ mans clothing 70 reveal his identity HIS pocKca con
SAscd only Kna bottle vi wIiskey.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
Post once Notice

Ia
Tor torc,gn countries need specially addressed
to sp.,5 y @ ,s & et 1 ami Ha I
letters specially addressed 1elns sent oy Ao
available -
Foreign mails for the week ending Aagnst WILL close
RI LSpAN-Ai p for II DomnSo. Capc Iayt amt Turks
islan per steamship olan' at al 20 ~. nD' II'' a
Kna. per steamship i"N'' ,uJ Tnr., island Der
SlmanA 49,
wrpxispAY-At6a a. m for Europe per steamship Ailer.
tni eT ,ea,s ship 10 A. M Tor Jaina.a Cost.
rnc ports pcr steamship Alvcn wa KINGSTON dctters
MsIco must .,nI, cg rcc . and Tor veSci, aSa
,r,roa VIA rrnni.t per steamship Mnre At 80 p IA
TO, .,,S .,,, CIV ,G Of I.s si4s fro%
T SSs Cr -' ". u Boston a'As at 's So S. %
sts""srr M suope per steamship Airlaic. Via queens
town ScSrs nsr .S Ain4ir' - at $50 a. N. for Franco
%f Duas per a'I, St,"rs tor rS.t Srta and oer
ymppcan countries must be directed per Saeya a.
ppnlan per steamship Cit,ot AleA.l"lA at p H. or
l"s"a,, - T.. per steamship Santiago.
yntn,Y-Aty h n st. Pierre Miqueon. per steamer
rV~nAyAtsa rU~ NJ for Europe per steamship Auranis
sA lettcrs tor France. 1ermany, &C. muss
NJ, .,r,,, Io per Auiana D. at 4, M for Tie Netheral:
be- ,Ilt:ttcd r,iAm ~ at a. n Tor Belssn direct;
per steamship ~ssteTanS VA Mn,serp 9sts.' must
90, ~ pcl steamship wcrra VIA southampton aud Brnsn
rstssd 5ssiS psr sria 10 Tor Franco direct
Ia wa nAvIs VA a. 40 ~ .VI esT. IS
must Oc directed per frn'ss.F Al 10 for Jamaica
r. - of Colombia Salvador aud South Pacific ports per
s,a,mslp rrLuIIuus VIA Kingston leers tor Mexico
must be directed per lcrtunnus' -; at 80 p m for
An.mish Honduras and ay Islands, per steamship l. b
WarL Jr, nom New. .orlcaua
Mail, or the sandwich Islands per steamship Australia from
slu close hcIo August - Al Y M MAILS
for China and Japan per steamship san Pablo NIVn ON
close horo August Ia ~ ni eas ioC
Australia, New. .Lraland. Sandwich. Fgi and S~noIn
IslAnd per steamship Msfposa tfrom san francisco
81 at AfgiVal ~ New-iW. ~
st.Auishp Britannia with british mails Tor Ausl.aL. |.
fvr tho society isands. yer ship TAHITI uIon ,H
FrHnoisco). close here August 20 ~ y n xs TO-, ,o
Cuba by Tampa Fla, and thence by steamer ffo
K,y WosL FlS- close At this olico daily II 33O III
.Ths of closing TrapS Pacific mails arranyo
on tho v tolr uninterrupted overland u.ss
San last ARRIVING ON inns ~
day VI sAiins of steamers are aspA''
| '-e w HENRY u. PEARSON. PostuAAstss'
Pe.t Qacc Nev rsri, y. 4. ~ w. AssA
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
A BIG PLATFORM 70. An UNBORN rAHrY.

BIG PLATFORM FOR AN uNBOEN fAhlf.
At the last meeting OF the Central LABOR
Union there scattered about tho hal! platform oil
The National Cooperative Labor Party which Is tho
for tho party TO bo forhed by the 'chra
Labor Union II the object OF this new PARTY To r5tA
lsh an! MAINTAIN National cO-opcrItvo Labor system
place OF tho present "captast-ruled, competition
wage" Hystr IL propose, that tho Land. the lhstru
merts OF production and dirtrbution, msches' la''o
rrs, roads. etc. aud the IrOiUcts oi LABOR nrc"o
the common prOprr Of the whole prOpIn Among tho
demands made are. tho nncht contioI o
railroais canais tclograph-. trlrph"rs ieIre''
gar. steam riectric llght worh' inc ilIht Oh 'o
Government 10 eNpTopratr running patents anu All IL"
b inventors To bc rrw"dri ~ 'ho
Government. ami that the rent of huldhg 'h'i' not
certain percentage uf the value ul thr Oi"lHE
AS taIeI 10y tho municipality Anon The PnIilc"i nc
mands these that thc Presidency Nl'o-frrslich.J
and OF the United shall be a1"li-lri
AN executive board to n- established, vh"Sr inou"rs
bo I'll Srd and may Al timr hc rrc' ru ny 'ho
House ~ Representatives. thr lrgS1ai'" h"iy ".
yrrsa rurage. the members Of All lcglslatlV" ho"'H W
rcal bb the constituencies, ANA rePc"I vi
All pauprt, tramp. conspiracy ANA temperance laws
The platform has not ~ rn adopted ny thc 'ch'i'
Labor Union and IN all probability "lI not DO
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
Buy Only the Best.

Ponds Extract, used forty by Physicians aud tho
lni'amnatlOn,. This stamp
y bottle OF the Genuine
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03

IN the di,gran continuo- white line shows The haromcri
,',,s ed at thc signal StfNro station III This
, ..,,i,v ly series OF dots relative humidity, "r P r.
,f sturtiinn with moisture. In inhicat'i
% r.. r,nr,-ru uctuitiUns ~ temperature regis
,r5 v m, thermometer at Iluinuts phafmacy No 2lo
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
IRISH DELEGlTis NAY NOT CONE.

Soatsburg a warrant from the Squire He told MN
that presented tomorrow, lie "Vuia
DC obliged TO discharge the prisoners
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03


the of the Gotham Association o NM" ut
becomes duty to INFORM AOu ta tir StAi'
made by Henry riwI Ot our member = ann P"
,h'i paper of July 81 are not the. bnl 'i'
pnhll, "pnon. aud particularly the opinion :" 'l
ing Of this city. against asr hiloh "h
works sIi't business prn' piles aud Who's" t"ii
law 10 all IA attempt Ia pc
any if"n working AT hiS trade or making An ~
II io outside ui ""i ""u
goo let HIM Il" At but II hr wants Ia enjoy thr ~ M
iatOn Ir must also fnnl 'S Obligations 10 ~ ~
wants support him c must also support o
lie done bee bclhE
permanent employ 10y J. kl'o 60 hu lhohtn ~"
could dispense win the but when ds' hhis'i ns
klrr demanded the rights AMI piN '' VI
members IN good standing That s against the u' "' 49,
lie CLAIMS 10 have rr'oiSrd a lrt'I WIN -
blood mark" calling hun bciorn the union ms n"uh''
hrocous aud -lnnoks strongly O s"'dlSh N't ~
but lie received simply ~ rNcll""N "'
aily papers red letter call 4" IN" mass '.
held IN mon square last saturday evening iha, ~
nutIcc there red INK lnStt" o o' :"
greater Importance Henry hed"itH J., nov sum-
ng unOns ianny but from his own iOoIls'hos' ""
iDdls'fctiun.
Joseph Gcs secretary OF the Clothing Cutters 'h"h sS
that lac declined To kri~Ih ticket 10 WOih pv'"'o
charge. were pending arain,t him Ia IgaizOn aid
besides. another man had tho place hc wanted
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03

DROWNED WHILL on AN E1CUKSION.
In the course of the excursion Of the shamrock
Council No PAS Pleasant Point Grove yesterday Thomas
"'shan, age eight, Of No 20 Oak ST., was drowned
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
KNIGHTS oFLABOGANDr POLITICS.

Master Workman /. Il. Mcguire of District
Assembly 80. 40 knight OF Labor, Is indignant At an
attack published yesterday tne District anu on MN
personally. lie SAID to IEmCNE reporter
Disriot Assembly No. ~ does not intend gong INTO
Iot body. all reports to the contrary not~itn-
staudng. lie meeting on Saturday ni-ht was siupy
reminder TO tho politicians that taerc Mas l'rg',
we!oean zed body OF people III this ciiy who were de-
trInined that people should not be sent to Ja Who had
committed no crime. We have no can iilae' nor 40
intend officially to indorsc any. Both "i ths old
parties corrupt but II either party puts up men VINO
pledged To Work In the III rr,sts of LABOR ana ~
whom nave confidence they WlN get our votes III
the Central Labor Union puts up good Wrh our pr"pe
arc Al perfect liberty 10 N1io Tor thcm Inc ''oi's
about my being candidate Tor tue GrNrial lhd,t'I
workmanship al absolutely untrue. haH" never brrh
- candidate Tor the office aul now hrIrNc tlAt
Terence ' rowdery ho: tue order together better
than almost any IN 1t and hav" hcFri "pv"s"i
II III" trades unOni.ts run ANY bodb against MN
Richmond AN FOR P"wdrry. Ihctc has been Foou
OF tax aboUt the lIom' cub There WAS such a"
aniZaiiOn but u longer ~hi-' lt' "'cln "elo
atOna and ~ lts aims to acquire iahu on
wAlch t. bui = home for rup-ranuuatrd nrihpers "i
The order We have iyc OF land for TINS puI pose
within ninety mics OF Now-lOrs, aud other ands oso'
where"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
THE KNIGHTS II THE SOUTHWEST.
Talk WITH I'M SUCCESSOR OF MARTIN IRONS
bFNYING A rrMIsIIED sIORY.

DENYING PUNISHED STORY.
j. l.. Delay. the successor of Martin Irons as
the chairman Of the Executive Board OF District A
semby No lOl, knights of Labor which was the prime
in the strike the southwestern railroad
system IN the spring city yesterday In con.
vrT-at1n with TRIBUNE reporter yesterday he sad:
- saw on sunday a story from 81. LOUIS published
hero detailing misery want OF the thousands OF
people who out OF work account OF the srike ON
the southwestern system. 1hs gross eIacgcration
and tho story IL full Of sl.rns misstatements As a
matter Of TACT Of the 3.767 WHO went Oh strike III
March. there now Just tysevcn who arc out OF
work; that includes tho prominent leaders In the move
who black When the strike ended there
were $500 ont In nsas there Is not single one OF
tho strkrr. out OF employment The same nay oc -aii
OF souihve.irrn reI,s ASto the suffering and uiscry
along the = sjem and the people who we're driven from
their homes have yet md the first person who IL
hungry. WHO ua, .o,t hi, home has been turned
ont oi Ai. house. o account the stuke. There are
twice A. any hnshts "i Labor III thr country coVecl
bg Tie -outAwestrln stem now tuetc were When
the ordered. To the frequent chage' that
have made 'nt Tie kueht- bTokr thor agreement
wiin th company. Il La pern cIo'Iy u
fof- tAo 'ongrcs, on.l Investigating Committee that
the c'm Any n-i broken thc ".irrn NJ tine ana tno
for the southwest people
t. hlrcsal.ei mechanics on tne divisions south Of ~
Louis ILcfr ATE none tAcrr Iiie. 'AI' SHOWN J
The Tact tAat not ne IN i've of the engine. on the
sOuth-fn DIVISIONS can do more than t"o-ihiris oi Tue
wso.e the siory mentioned tn.t 1000 new men are
emloy. .I O tue Southwestern system. As matter Oi
fact 37o7 men went % stse s"d over 500 II these
b,c. a wOr. on the system Vi ny Of tho sSi1ird
mechanics OBTAINED prrmanent employ ncn GA the nar-
row gause and other toais AMI al tho enora oi TIC
Southwest peop~ Ert them back nave been uuavhi'
Incrc A.. onIy sven OF tlo striker, out of IN
ald poorest o' these II worth -ll,oOp You
fanny who are ~ want on account o tAc sflAo rom
end OF the system TO tho otAeT. There are over
OF the system. AID District Assembly So IOl Aa' moro
memUers than on the day OF the siriAe
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
NEURALGIA Never Falls

To yield the beneficial influence Of Dr. Honans Liver Pad.
medicinal plasters and absorption salt baths.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03

Canterbury, England in st. Martins
Church, Thursday, July 22. 1856 the Rev Frederick Ward
Dennis OF Florence Italy formerly FROM Boston, Mass, 70
Mabel daughter OF John Eaton, Of New York
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03

KILLED ~ The BERGEy HILL TUNNEL.
While walking in the Ere Railway tunnel under
Bergen II i'll last night, b. Barker track walker. was
Killed By locomotive.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03

MINING MACHINES IN HOOKING VALLEY
PITTsBURG, Aug. 2.-WilliaIn Ufeeh, ah
Active member CT tho Columbus and Hooking valley
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03

Howard G. White, the proprietor of The Syrd-
euse staHdard. who was in the city yesterday,
said that the Republicans OF the NNNliith
Congressional District will probably nom,
luate ID. White, eX-president OF
Cornell University and Minister TO Germany 10 rep
resent in the Lib Congress The present rerrsen-
tafiye Ia John ArnO Democrat who elected nv a
slight majority who is underftood 10 have declined
u denomination.
MIR. White is Europe" said Howard G.
White. who Is cousin OF the ex-pIesident, ana
h not heard OF the intentions OF the ReDubi-
cans IN his district. hardly believe that lie would ac-
&C. ut nation IN OPINION ho stands an e1-
ceept chance o being sent 10 The United states senate
10y Iecsis lie Is, of course. very popular
ia Ithaca aud vicinity. and could probably carry
the district, but IL Is regarded as D lnocrttlc
stronghold he might possibly be defeated
ana thus his position candidate Tor
thr Senate would lie weakened. President White has
had considerable political and legislative eXper!eI q
and think that his short retirement from active
political work would operate against hin in the Legis
laiurr."
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03

A fire started IN the drying room of tho Whe" nnd
v,ooa K.udnr Connauys works At Bridgeport yr-icr-
,'v ft.rnoou tl-ng a dam. 20 OF $4,000. insurei.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
DIED..

Al notices Of marriages must be indorsei cith full name
and idress
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
Row ~ A CHURCH OVER THE PA sTOTS WATCN

ROW IN 4 CHURCH OYER THE PASIORS WATCH.
The Rev. j. 5. COwles, pastor OF Zlcn Airl-
eau Methodist Episcopal Church, No 35l Beecker-s;,
lost from his wsiscoa pocket valuable watch at the
picnic OF his Sunday school last week. He as
serted that the watch had been stolen, but as tbs
seemed q rather unkimd reflection upon the character
of the pcnckers, some one was so nneens as 10 Sus
cest that the reverend centleman's mental vision
must have been obscured al the time by
the smoke OF his pocket pistol NOtwi'h'
standing the unqualified denial Of Mt CowIrs
and some OF his trustees who attended the picnic. the
ercges;lon grew to rumor and the rnmor grew 10 q
scandal for the neighDOrh0od. Then the services o
Bisnop Jones called IN TO srate the awAwarn
situation. He arranged fO meeting IN the Zion thufcn
which was place last ui-ht for the purpose OF
bringing tho pastor face face with his aceusers
Every effort made TO track tue lnsInu'llOh
TO ITS orlcinator, but the gOssips one ana MI
referred the worthy Bishop TO the Committee on
Kumors OF their inform aion aud rs mat
Intangible could not be run down and proiuce h
court the church trial could not come Cn ana Mr.
Cowles must rest content with verdict o. :" nut
proven" 70 person IN possession oi clear con
science this IS not annoying as Tue OSs OF the "acu
which has not yet be en- heard oi
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
M4RRIED

The Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Mix,
as a food foi lufants. has no equal
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
REDWIIZ AND THE CLOTHING CUrrEI' UNION
The statement of Henry Rcdwitz, the cloth

ing cutter whose trouble with tho union WAS t"ld h
1nE IKiBt saturday. has canscd much excitement
and George ". scc.e. rrcretary Of the unon writes
thus to The IKIHfNE:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-03
The names huslIcss ard addTcsscs OF ihe meInDcT'
the Grand Jury are:

Caleb H. Knovals No ~ East Twenty third st. foreman.
John Mc Kim. stone. 40 80 Isi,t Fiity llii-i
John Fellows. Je~cllc 40. lio West one hundred and
twenty fIith-st
George Moore librarian No 81 East evenly eighth It.
80 30
Thomas r. hox st4ionci 80 1896 East one hundred and
sixteenth II.
HEMP :. Iseln banker. No II West Eleventh -
Emanuel M BioDnlngalc perfume ~. Ini' Efanting.
T. IIfglrTt hIUhrI, 40 - - t-t InIlJ Afth
Jullu \ t,llh,lt. hardware, No Cl3 fIitl
Peter ponad importer. so 80 West Forty sixth II.
Charlie l. tofn'4 pdni"T 40 ~ I-a-t twenty htrtst
tlArlc- 4. DE I tict-uicf. so Mad
t,eor ge tlark grocer. 80 O3 Wc-i Forty cifhtn -
Stephen I GOT mI-iC ogden and Jerome
cook. No 30 West Twenty seventh II
Jo-,ph X !. Moor. 40 lGi West Forty -rIghtn--t.
] Eiw ard Poli.nI No lOi East EigHty INST Il
JIcnr, Herman -lIt- No il3 La-i Iity seventh st.
Peter kcinblc. non. 80. 81 Ltst Ninth u
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-09-25
ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS

Brevities.-Too late to mention county
convention news of last week at any length.
The republican body was an "old-timer;" the
democratic very marvel of stiffness decora-
ted with harmony.
The JOURNAL, which is sometimes an indi-
vidual, has been very nearly overpowered
by the labor of explaining why we failed to
etherialize as a paper last week. Questions,
verbal and written, have fallen on us thick
as rain-drops that fateful Wednesday. Sever
al exchanges even have written for "a copy
of last weeks issue" All of which goes to
show that the world, the flesh and the other
old chump still need the Christening influence
of the JOURNAL. 1t is to be fairly presumed
also that our large religious clientele, naturally
in sympathy with every good word and
work" felt last Saturday that great chasm
had opened just where one draws the line
between the anticipation and the blessing.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-09-25
New Business Locals,

Most EXCELLENT. J. Atkins, Chief
Of Police, Knoxville, Tenn, writes: my
family and | are beneticiaries of your most
covery for Consumption; having found it to
be all that you claim for it, desire to testify to
its virtue. My friends, to whom l have
recommended it, praise it at every oppor-
tunity." DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption is guaranteed to cure Coughs Colds,
fiction of the Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Trial bottles free at G. A Wingert's drug
store. Large size 81.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-09-25

July, 10
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-09-25
Am old Citizen speaks.-Mr. ]. M. ia

An Old Citizen Speaks.-Mr. J. NJ. Nor
ris, an old resident of Rome, Ga, says that
he had been troubled with Kidney Complaint
for great many years. and with Eczema for
three years; at times could scarcely walk and
had tried many remedies without benefit,
until he began taking Electric Bitters and
amounting his hands and feet with Bucklen' s
Arnica Salye This treatment afforded him
great relief; and he strongly recommends
Electric Bitters to all who suffer with Kidney
Complaint, or need Blood Purifier. Sold
by G. A. Winoert
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-09-25
Ladies' Department.

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Ladies' Carlisle Gust m-made but'n Shoes 2 rs
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Ladies' high-top Shoes. ............... 200
Misses hlgh-top Shoes-from II to2.... IS
Children's high-top Shoes-s to lice. 40
Misses button Shoes-11 to 2....... 100
Misses fine button Shoes-11 to 2... IS
Children's fine button Shoes to H.. 100
Children's solar tip Shoes to 11... 100
Children's school Shoes-9 to l2. rs
Misses school Shoes-12 to 2...... 80
Ladies' heavy Shoes. .......... ... 100
Ladies and Mems carpet Slippers. ..... IS
A-aules uuulS.. ................. 80
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-09-25
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
NEWS FROM BEYOND THE FLAT
EcKHART, September %, 1886.

EcKHART, September %, 1886.
To the MINING JOURNAL.
William Richter, conductor on the Eek
hart branch, fell from his train in the ward
at Eckhart Saturday of last week. His head
struck tie, rendering him unconscious for
Tune. He was confined to his bed for nearly
week, but is improving.
Wesley, twoyear old son of Josiah NJ
Porter, died Monday, 10th inst.
Henry Zuber was seriously hurtin Eckhart
slope Tuesday by fall of coal.
Two weddings this week, and more on the
docket. Young men, that is right; the fall
is at hand and the license cheap.
l, Work is beginning to get slack-half and
three-quarter days are frequent of late.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-09-25

We
this
prepared WALL by quoting the following
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-09-25

"a FELLOW feeling makes us wondrous
kind is illustrated in mine host of the
"Maltby House," Baltimore, who having
been lone of EN-" knows how to make
'the boys" comfortable and happy.