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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
GSilfesbarre gea adbrtta ten.

= 9as neue 3. M. 6. u. @ebGube
babier sebt ieiner 8OIIenbunS entSssen.
- Ole glrbeiter in bem Sdb g8iIfess
barre S6a6t iinb ieBt nit Sinipe9rdps
muns Der Triimmer bei6dftiSt. Bon
ben 8erunSliidten bat man nod ni9tS
entbedt.
- glnbro Martoni tpurbe in Saaletpn
am 5reitas Ibenb bon benz gSirtb gln'
tbonp Surman nit einem 8niippel au
Sobe sei6Iasen. Ser Wtbrber unb elm
@ebiiIfe namenS SOiepb Olattis tpurSen
einseitedt.
-Srau 8eter 8doer itarb am Dien'
flag Mcreen in ibrer Nobnun8 an
9eibingtcn StraBe int 9lIter bon 65
Sabren. Sie Seritorbene tpar aus
@aufrabpeiIer, 8beinpfaIs, unb cine
seb. Nadbar. 8esrdbniB Sonnerita8
gtadmittas 2 llbr.
- Die &aItpaKeriimpeI bon Su3erns
@ountp baben am Samitas fplSenoe
glominatipnen sema6t Ri6ter, gl9it
8idets; Gonsreb, Benjamin Sarbin8
SdabmeiIter, 6. $. Gool; &eSiiter.
S. 6. S. Ssntins (; Gommihdre, S. 6
&bUne uno 9loab BettibOne guSlto'
rem, SO. SO. 9ance unb Sreb. Siaer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
OaS iipeite gGm8erfeif.

g8enn Der Wetterma6er elm gndbis
ges ginieben bat, 70 unterlie9t es feiz
mem 8peifeI, .baB bas Seit Der ,,8er'
einisten oeutiaen Sanger bon Scrans
ton" am fommenben MOntas, Dienitas
unb Wlitttpp6 in sIansboaer Weiie pers
laufen unb iid elmer sablrei6en IbeiIs
nabme su erfreusn baben fpirb.
Spesiea bic SiiOieite BON Scranton
tpirb an ben brei Saeen i'm 6eitseipanbe
pransen unb ba bic bprtiSen Siireer NIT
Ser3 uRb Sanb ii6 an Der Sade bes
tbeiIisen, 70 tpirb baS Seit ii6 su einem
tpirfIiden 8olfSfeite seitaIten, tpie es
bon ben 9eranitaItern ia aud uripriin8s
lid beabfbtist ipurbe. DaS Pros
sramm 1T in trlrsem llmriB foIsenbes
NlOntds, Der erite Sag, 1T sum GINS
pfang uno CUR ginquartierung Der
@dIte beItimmt. Sotpeit bic 3eit e8
erlaubt, iperben aud 9luSnuSe in bic
rlmsesenb sema9t, bic StobIperfe unb
@ruben beIubt. AbenbS 8 nbr bes
sinnt in Der eisens fir bieie8 Seit gee
bauten ,,Sdnserballe", ipeI6e 9taum
fir 1900 8srionen bietet, Der srobe
gommers, bel ipeldem Serr Or. u. &.
&opS prdiioirt.
am stpeiten Sage, Dienitas, 1T 8ors
mittaeS 9 llbr 'Brobe Der WahenbDre,
Ga6mittass 3 1lbr elm Sofal' uno
ssnitrumentaI CONCERT uno Nbenos 8
llbr baS stpeite Gonsert (beioe in Der
Sdngerballe). glm 9ienita9 Ibsnb TT
fein Gommer8.
glm britten Gage, 0iitttpo6, treten
OlorsenS 8 llbr Die bieiisen unb anSa
pdrtissn Sanger, bic tbeilnebmenoen
9erein uno @enoHeni6aften sur eros
Zen Sefparabe an. @s betbeili8en itd
am umsuse fdmmtIi9e oeiltl6en Ser'
cine Der Sl6ieite, nebit mebreren bon
Sbbe 8arf unb aus Der Stabt, Die
Spiben Der tabtii6en 8ebDrben II. I.
p. gta6 einem nmSuee -ur9 Die
SauptltraBen sebt'8 na6 ben. @entral
8art, ipolelbIt oaS Pic Sic itattfnoet
glbenbs 7 llbr ipirb bann cine Baraot
berienisen Ssreine absebaIten, bic an
9ormittase nidt tbeiInebmen fonnten
Sim SsfpIuse finbet cine srobe Saun,i'
nation unb Ssueriperf itatt, aud tper'
ben mebrere Nnipraden 9ebalten.
g8ie man eriiebt, 1T baS Pro8ramn
Elm Iebr ipe6isIpoaes unb elm 8ldnaen'
beS Se1t Itebt in 9lusii4t. 8on Der
8ureern tpirb eripartet, eab ieber ein'
seIne Sanb nit anIe8t, bab ale ppfer'
| freubig un6 uneisenniibiS arbeiten al
benz @eIinsen beS sroben llnterneb
mems. SeSe8 Saus iOlIte nit Sabnen
@uirlanben unb Sransparenten 8e
f6mddt iein, SeOermann iollte it9 be
itreben. ben fremben @diten unb auel
SbeiInebmern seeeniiber subOrfommen
unb suitfreunOltd su iein, bamit, ipen
bas Seit boriber 1T unb bic Sdn9e
beimfebren, iie bie8 NIT benz Sepubt
isin tbun, buB ieSe einSeIne Stuno
ibreS 9lufentbalteS in scranton Elm
freubise uno seauBreide mar, unb i
an ba8 Set nur nit Senustbuun8 5u
riidbenfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
Stactratb.

= Sn Der Select @ounciI SibunS
am porlesten 9ienita9 abenb bradte
8ausban cine 8eiolution beS Snbalts
elm, baB Der Mapor uno bic 8oriiber
Der StraBen unb 8riiden @omiteS oes
StaStratbes NIT Der Del. s. & SO. 50.
IlnterbanbIunsen anfniipfen, UNI an ib'
rer 8ubntreuSuns bic Uiutte8 Strabe,
reIp. 9lbams Nnenue our bousn Sreite
,u erbffnen.-Serner tpuroe cine Ssrs
orbnuns einserei6t sur 9faiterun8 bon
esefferIon Ipenue, bon SGdamanna sur
@ibipn.
- ssu Der SibunS beS Common
@ouncil am 0pnneritaS Ibeno tpurben
9lnesbUte einsereiat sur Pfaitsrune
BON Gebar 9lpenue, bon Sidorp Sur
gDiaop, nit Fudem Steinpfaitsr
Spr & So. forberten S2.l8 bic Aua'
Sratparb unb 63 @entS fur Rinnltein'
Iebune; Nar 8biaipS mill bas NFa'
her fir s1.98 bic Auabratparb lesei
unb gtinnIteine fir SO @entS isBen
0ie @nsebote sinSen on Sas StruBe'
unb 8raden @Cmite nit benz auftrass
BEN @ontrak benz niebriSen perantport
Iidben 8ieter su eeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
g6reGli6er Stnrm.

Sin furdtbarer Sturm (Gpclon)
Subte @iIfesbarre am 9ienitas Ibeno
furs na6 5 lbr beim unb nabm ieinen
@ea bem alien SanaIbette entlang,
BON Siiben mad 9iorben. Sunoerte
BON 8ebGuben fpuroen sum Sbeil oemos
Iirt, SduIer abseSedt, 8dume reibens
tpeife entfpurseIt. GS ioaen in 8iIteSs
barre unb llmsesenb tpenisitenS 20-30
8erIpnen eetbotet tporben iein. Sols
eenbes 1T Elm 8erSei6aib Der SetObtes
ten, iotpeit befannt;
Sri Martin, Sobn Srib, 8urreu
8enbenmeper, Samuel 8puIe. Peter
Nittenmeper, Soiepb 8ern, 8eprse
SumiIton. glbum Srans.
Die Saaarb DrabtieiIperfe, fatbos
IiI6e ct. Marienfir6e, baS Sradtbaus
Der %. S. 6. 81. 81. Co., bic anitoBenbs
MabImlbIe, Stesmaier'S Srauerei une
| anbere grDBere 8uuten iinb ihper be'
Ibdbiat unb Sunberte bon fIeinen @e'
bduben unb @Obnbduier tbeiIpeiie Se'
mpIirt.
Ser Wapor bat bas neunte &e9imen
in Dienit Serufen.
9ie Selesrapbens 8erbinbuns 1T sur
TbeiI unterbrpdsn, 70 hab bic 9adri9
ten unpOlIfdnbis iinb /; aber 10 Diel \
fiber, bub Der 8erIuit elm srober \
uno bic S9refensicsnen ieber Sei4rei
bune fpotten. Der Gpclon eritredte fl
Ron Suaar 9lotb Bis binauf nat
8IainS unb stpar nidt entlanS bei
Susquebanna, ionoern 8olinsmiu SiL
@oobspiqe, Sreperp Sia unb bem a
ten &anal entlan8.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
Oas xhal abndrts.

SabInrbille. Ger aIS glrbeiter in
bem 9pne S6a9t bei6dfti8te Scbn
S6Iappi nuroe am Wtittpc9 our9 els
nen 8obIsnfal bon Der 9ede i9psr
perIebt.
B9-8efeIt buS ,,@O9enbIatt" "-eS
entbdlt ale Na9ri6ten-nur $500,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
OQrne
ltno 3epbgrc,
4 X
X

@ir piHen, baB auf ber SGOieite
mebr @arne berfauft iperben, aI8 in
irgenb einem anberen Sbeile BON Srans
ton. gSir baben ioeben einen srcben
8orratb einseIest unb mbdten Sbre
&unbi6aft baben, iuenn Preiie uns
bieIeIbs eri0srben fDnnen.
Better Saasn @rasarn tprtb 10 Gents ,u 6
@ts.
@utes Germantown @arn, prrtb IL Gents su
7@ts.
Columbia @srmantOpn, psrtb % Gents, su
t9 @ts.
Dsuti6e Stridsarne pertb 35 Gents 3u IS
Cts.
Columbia 3eptsrs, 2, a uub sfaItis psrtb 10
Cts. su @ts.
GrspsI 3pbpr per stranG wsrtb 5 Gents gu
9ts.
DieIe 8reiie fBnnen nirsenbsuo ionit
seboten tperbsn. Sbr tperbet itetS bic
niebrisfen 9reiie BEL uns finben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21

lfIYg0 Named may bc found on file at Geo. T.
knI0 fHHEn Rowell & Cos Newspaper Ad-
VertisnR Bureau 40 Spruce st. h where advertising
contracts may be made for IL IN NEW fOhhs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
SGn9erfeft Der rSereini9ten
SGn9er DDn ScrantOm".

Serr Spbn 2entes tpirb bic pffiSiele
sseitrebe am eriten GommerSsabeno baIs
ten. 9luseroem tperben nod Die Serren
SubI BON 9biIabeIpbia, unb Garl Sera,
8raIibent Der oereini9teu SdnSer bon
gleiparf, Reben baIten.
Cine srpBs 1leberrai6un8 fir gi9t'
eineepeibte fpirb bic innere glusi6mtd'
una Der neuen Sdnserbuue iein, tpel9'
in auberIt sebeimnibppIIer @eiie betrie'
ben fpirb.
9ie @ebsersunft ipirb in elmer Start
bon 40 Wlann ii6 bod gu 8OB am rlm
suee betbeiliSen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21

= Sir Sbrsnmsb, 8abnpeb, tpsbsn unb
gtfdp,Ilensn Sals ntb ale Gplssn bon Gr-
fGltunssn urb gntsiinbuns eebIar6s Or.
Sbcmas GrIsrtrir SsI-hsn srbbtsn StmsrS-
isrifGrer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-08-21
u d t II n 8!

Ser Gpmmers beim Sdnserfeite Der
,9ereinisten SdnSer bon Seranton"
fincet Olonta9, ben 25. y Us
au #, 9lbenbS llbr, ftatt, unb n d t
am SienItag, ben 26. 9lusult, iple IN
ben @inlabunsen irrtbiimli6er Beiie
beridtet tpurbe. 9lIe, ipeIpe fb am
GommerIe betbeiIisen tpoIen, iin6 se'
beten, Ii6 bis 0iOnta9 Wiitta8 IN 9Sm'
8oruader's 9lpotbefe, 724 8ittSton
Ipenue, su meIben. Spdtere Inmelo'
uneen finben feline 9eridfatiSung.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-06-28
PUBLICATIONS.
\ Free Trip to EurOpe.

The publishers of the Canadian queen will
give a free trip to Europe to the person send
ing them the largest rumber of words CON
structed from letters contained in the name
of their well-known magazine the Canadian
queen. Additional prizes, consisting of silver
tea sets, gold watches, china dinner sets, silk
dresses, mantel clocks, and many other use
full and valuable articles will also be awarded
in order of merit. Webster's Unabridged
Dictionary TO be used as authority IN decid-
ing the contest. This is popular plan of
introducing a popular publication. Every
one sending list of not less than ten words
will receive present. Enclose thirteen [. s..
2-cent stamps for illustrated catalogue of
presents and three months trial subscription
to the Q"eeH. Address the Canadian queen,
Toronto, Ont.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-06-28
Neglected Spot on its Anatomy.

The JOURNAL in discussing corporal punish
ment begs the question-has from the first
and is still at its old tricks.-Keyser Tribune.
One of our sold tricks" is to quote
literally from antagonists and reply
squarely.
A standing trick on the other side
is to misquote, not quote at all, or
misrepresent the JOURNAL in some
way so that it may be thoroughly mis-
understood.
The greatest difficulty, however,
one has to contend with in these mat
ters is the stubborn imperception of
the other side. In this keyser case
there is raw unframed writer ode
manding that the JOURNAL should
give some reason why corporal punish
ment should be tolerated III our
schools
If this genius could know reason"
when it sees one it might have saved
its wind and some strain on its hind
legs. The JOURNAL has bristled with
reasons, yet the Tribune is snorting
and paving the air fora treason"
We will venture one more.
The juvcnescent Tribune spells fanat-
icism "phanaticism."
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-06-28
GENERAL NEWS.
pOnDciian I'cte.


Baltimore has in the past presented
summer attractions which have made
the city very popular and drawn thither
very many people from this section.
The Oriole Pageants, Trades Displays,
Exposition, and the like have been
strong cards in the way of demonstrate
ing the towns enterprise and liberality y
This summer however the city is to
eclipse all previous efforts in the shape
of a spectacle, as the Pompeiian Fete is
unquestionably to be the biggest out
door event ever attempted there.
The most extensive preparations are
being made at Pompeiian Park where
space upward Of six hundred feet
each way has been enclosed and where
an ampitheatre is now going up, cap
able of seating more than twelve
thousand people. A real lake over
three hundred feet long and Il hundred
and twenty feet wide is being eXcavat-
ed. while the representation of the
ancient city o Pompeii will exceed i'll
dimensions the largest blocks of build
ings in Baltimore.
Everything will be upon the very
largest scale, the number of people
taking active part in the rendition
reaching nearly four hundred.
The fete will commence on the even
ings of July 2nd and 18th. and continue
thereafter every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday evenings. until August
9th. The B. & O., with its character
istic liberality in the way of atfording
our people every opportunity of wit
Messing the splendid things Baltimore
gets up every summer, will put on
tickets at the very low rate of one fare
for the round trip at all stations west
Of and including Wilmington, Della
ware, and east of and including Oak
land, Md, and Staunton, Va. Infor-
nation concerning definite days of
sale and limit for return, etc., etc,
will be furnished by b. g. O. Ticket
agents.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-06-28
Inadvertcnt Friendship.

On its face it is foolish to blame the
coal companies for not guaranteeing
tonnage to the canal. If there is a
business in the world that cannot fore
cast its fluctuations it is the coal bust
ness. 1t is subject to all sorts of Sc
rious contingencies, such as are oc-
casioned by an uncertain market, new
openings and walking delegates.
There is no knowing when any of the
last named freaks of misfortune NAV
bring on trouble. SO that the COM
panies are obliged to be prepared for
emergencies.
They could not, therefore, safely war
rant that which they might not be able
to supply.
One of the reasons for which was
that Sin an hour when we think not
the walking delegate may resume mis-
sionary work in this region.
Hence, in this case the walking
delegate is the unconscious friend of
the West Virginia steal.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-06-28
Take Care ofthc Pupils.

The following paragraph explains
how it is done:
The method of examination is simple and
renders assistance or favoritism impossible
on the part Of the examiner, the papers be-
ing numbered and the names correspond
ing with those numbers being solely in the
possession of the board until after the exam
iner's report is made to hem.-Cumberland
TinteS
The trouble comes on later, "when,"
as a gentleman remarked in the jour
NAILS hearing the other day, "appli-
cants for positions who have passed
examination are set aside and some
who have not passed are appointed
teachers"
Instances of this sort are more nu-
merous than the public is aware of.
They 90 to show that the hugger-
muggery Of blindfolding the examiner
is turned on at only one of the two
right times.
When the time for appointing
teachers comes around both the
board and the examiner should
be blind and deaf to every con-
sideration except the general good
qualifications for grades and fitness for
locality.
In short, it is the pupils, not the
teachers welfare, that should guide the
board in making appointments.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-06-28
Grapes From ThOrnS,

"Not single man." says the Cum
berland Times, "applies for teachers
certificate" etc.
Nor Il married man either. 1t is
stated, however, that one young man
was present, but because he was ''un-
der age was invited to leave.
Sir William Jones, we think it was,
''wanted men, high-minded men" to
rule the State, but our school man
agement appear to want only the
weaker sex, or the most effeminate
men they can find to train the future
statesmen.
The coming Sir William Jones will
have to gather his figs from thistles.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-06-28
LANGUAGE of the Antique.

A couple West Virginia papers have
lately furnished the Cumberland Nens
with lingo. For instance, the latter
says:
The placing of a death watch at the cells of
condemned prisoners is an old hoary custom
handed down from the Middle Ages that
probably has its only antiquity and would
be 'more honored IN the breach than the
observance"
The West Virginia journalists use
the same language concerning that
conservator of the peace in the school
room, the rod.
The 'foolishness of preaching
comes under the same heading; but
nobody wants to abolish it either be-
cause it is expensive, or because it
sometimes hurts like the mischief.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-06-28
Equal Pay for Less Work.

it is certainly left-handed argument to
reduce one mans salary to make another
mans salary look bigger. -Frostburg Ledgcr.
But that was not the reason, and I'M
til now nobody ever advanced it. The
truth is, and everybody knows it, that
in one respect, and one respect only.
is the poiceman's work worth as much
as the baihff's. That is as a police
man.
In all others, the bailitf earns more
and should be paid more-a good deal
more.
AS things go now the night police
man would be richly paid at $50 Il
month. In any other employment,
with the same work, he could not get
that.
Then again, if the baiiff has so much to
do and the night policeman so little, why is
it that the baillff''s position is always the
more sought after? Will some of the wise
people tell ?-Ibid
If that theory of the case be correct,
it is because there is more eclat in the
bailiff's position-more spread to it,,
more turkey-gobbler strut, more cock
of-the-walk atfectatiOn of doodle-do
about it, and all daylight to show off
the glitter of Office and the sumptuous
razzle-dazzle Of blue uniform, mount
ed with brass trimmings.
But we do not believe his place is
more coveted than the other. Under
the existing system of nominating and
electing both officers indirectly, there
is small show for any aspirants outside
ring of KNIGHTS of Labor remnants.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-06-28
The Coal Trade.

The New York Engineering and
Mining Jouno1 states the situation
thus:
Overstocking is beginning to tell in the
bitumlnous coal market. Even shade in
prices does not tempt buyers. This may be
accounted for to some extent by the unex-
pected results flowing from the new move of
the Pennsylvania railroad company to clear
its cars and yards of coal. The larger btu
minous owners and operators have all they
can do to keep up to the demand and really
keep any large amount of coal standing IN
cars in the yard. The smaller dealers buy
prospectively on a rising market trusting to
find buyers while the coal is in hdnSitu. If
expectations are not met, under the new rule
enforced by the railroad company, the penal
ties for keeping coal in the yard will amount
to more than the difference between ruling
prices and a cut of 20 cents to % cents. Dur
ing the past week several operators in soft
coal have made cuts Of twenty and twenty-five
cents to get rid of their stock in the yards.
However, those dealers who have cut to save
demurrage will in all likelihood take the
operation as IA dose of medicine, one good
stiff application of which may be expected to
relieve the maadv.
This has caused little, but entirely insig-
nifcant uneasiness in tho market. The over
stocking will be followed III short time by
some shutting down for few weeks.
And the Mining Record of same city
reports as follows:
The bituminous trade is still active and in
good condition.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-06-28
Men Not Wanted.

Thirty-six young ladies to-day made APP
plication for teachers certificates in the public
schools of this county. The entire absence
of men is a fact significant of the industrial
prosperity of our county. Its men are en-
gagged IN the sterner duties Of life leaving to
the genter sex the avocation for which they
are best fitted and in which they best secceed.
Cumberland Times.
Whoever stuck that idea and that
conclusion into the Times head has a
genius for sophistry and talent for
imposing upon susceptible papers.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-06-28
Alter Cases.

At one time the impression was
abroad that the Water company's
plant was valuable on account of its
large income.
This was a popular error.
Under the cross eXamination of the
Water Board it is last acknowledged
that the company's income is 81 800
Der dnlt,tm.
To this point it has fallen in the last
two months by graduated steps from
about 5000.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-06-28
Fourth of July Excursions.

The Baltimore and Ohio r. r.. Co.
will sell excursion tickets to and from
all stations on its lines east of the
Ohio River at reduced rates on ac-
count of the National Holiday. Ex-
cursion tickets will be sold for all
trains July Bird and 18th, valid for re-
turn passage until July 18th, inclusive.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-06-28

The District of Columbia canal re-
ceivers do not coincide with Judge
Alvey's board. They hold that the
canal, restored and managed as IL bust
ness enterprise, ~iU pay.
Which informs the Frostburg Le,1ger
that ''the figures Of some of the mathe-
maticians around here" may be en-
titled to "the benefit of the doubt"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-06-28
An Art Indispensable, but Misunder-
stood.

Punctuation marks are less than 400
years old. The comma was first used
in 1920 and the semi-colon in 1870.
These facts will not be found in Mr..
Porter's eleventh census, nor the
practice of correct punctuation on
business signs, tombstones, in Job
Offices and some ne~spapers.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-06-28
Secondhand Acquaintance.

Evidences accumulate that one j. B.
Stoll, suspected of publishing ne,rs-
paper, has had hard time of it.
Some other paper has made life to
him season of unintermitting misery,
and he is naturally down on such
vicious institution.
We do not know Mr.. Stoll, but he is
endorsed by the Frostburg Ledger.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-06-28

Congress, the interstate commerce commits
sion and the public are all awake to the APP
proach of a new day of water transportation.
Kansas City Times.
That is, everybody except thieving
West Virginia and Rip Van Wrinkle
Maryland.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-06-28
Spend your Fourth at Atlantic City.

Spend your Fourth at Atlantic City.
The announcement that, the Balti-
more and Ohio r. II. Co. haye reSum-
ed their select excursions to the most
popular Of our Seashore resorts, will
be hailed with delight by the public,
who appreciate the advantages offered
in these trips. The low rates, long
time limit and the privilege of their
best train service running on regular
schedule, composed of fast express
trains, elegant day coaches. Pullman S
best equipment and vestibuled limit
ed express trains are among the adj
vantages afforded by the b. Il o., and
the stop-off at Washington on the re-
turn trip will allow the sightseer an
opportunity to take IN the points Of
interest in and about the Capital be
fore returning home, and form Il fit
ting termination to weeks soJourn at
the shore. The first Of these select
excursions is announced for Thursday,
July }rd, 1890 We give below d list
of stations showing the time of trains
and round trip rates of fare:
Train Train
STATIONS. RATE. Leaves. Leaves.
Cumberland. $50. lbs p M. $50 a. m.
Correspondingly low rates are made
from other stations on the line. The
tickets are good for ten days from day
of sale, with the privilege of stop off
at Washington, D. c., on the return
iOurneY
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-06-28

In West Virginia farmers are quitting cattle
and raising colts Observation-Disclosures Ner$.
In the neighborhood of Morgantown
and keyser strict attention is also paid
to the propagation of blooded brutes,
called elsewhere schoolteachers.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-06-28
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
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Power of the Dollar never be known until you visit FRANK
c. BEALIiS Hardware and Stove Store and invest few of
them.
You will there find that You have the
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-06-28

Bargains that will give you thrill of pleasure, and make you
feel on GOOD terms with merchants the world in general and
FRANK G. BEAIL in particular.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-06-28

New Name for Cumberland.
"Oriskany."