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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-08-12

FRosrRURG PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING.
learning of which all will be proud.
He read a message of regret from ex-
Commissioner Robert Shriyer, an
nouncing his inability to attend.
George Fl. Wittig then advanced
and placed tin box in the recess, con-
tanning the names of the county,
municipal and school officials, mem
bers of the Arion band, of teachers
and pupils of the last spring term of
school, of donor of the stone, bible,
copy of programme, copy each
of Baltimore Sun, Cumberland Necs
and Times, Ledger and JOURNAL, a
society emblem and coin of the
current year. The stone was given by
trustee Wittig, the emblem and bible
by the Jr. 0. U. A. NJ, and coin by
the First National Bank.
The procession re formed and moved
to Beall's Park. The band again
played several airs. When the music
ceased A. A. Doub, principal, deliver
ed an interesting historical address,
covering the changes which have oc-
Cured since the old schoolhouse was
built in 1868. He dwelt instructiyely
and happily upon the present and
future of popular education, and, con-
Guiding, introduced Hon. Edward
Stake, of Hagerstown, an associate
Judge of our Circuit Court,
Judge Stakes address was practical,
learned, eloquent 1t abounded in
useful suggestions, historical and
biographical citations and gems of
classic thought. The JOURNAL sim
cerely regrets want of space to publish
it in full.
Rev. 7. C. Easson closed the ex.
ercises with pronouncing the benedic-
ton.
In all respects the occasion was
most happy. and those in charge ar,
to be congratulated upon the issue Of
their efforts to make the initial cere,
mony a signal suspicious of the
popular interest which the institution
is TO enjoy.
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stand. The licking here, we under
stand, took in five players of their
professional club.
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LOCAL NEWS.
His Fortunate Day,

A Florida subscriber writes:
Tuesday is an immense day with me, for
that is the day the great paper is due.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1893-08-12
CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
OF FROSTBURG.
Treasury Department,
OFFICE OF

Treasury Department,
OFFICE OF
CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WAsHINGToN, June II, 1898.
BY satisfactory evidence pre-
w scented to the undersigned it has been
made to appear that THE CITIZENS NATIONAL
BANK OF FRosTBURG, in the town of Frost
burg, in the county of Allegany, and State of
Maryland, has complied with all the provis-
ions of the Statutes of the United States re-
quired to be complied with before an associa-
tom shall be authorized to commence the
business Of Banking
Now, therefore, |, James H. Eckels, Comp
troler of the Currency. do hereby certify that
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF FRosTBt' re,
in the town of FroStburg, in the county of
Allegany, and State of Maryland, is author
lied to commence the business of Banking
as provided in Section iifty-one hundred and
sixty, nine Of the Revised Statutes of the
United States.
xxxxx In testimony whereof witness my
I : hand and seal of Office this 18th day
X SEAL y of June, 1898.
< ( JAMES H. ECKEIS,
%%%*% Comptroller of the Currency.
No. 1926. June l7-tAugl9l
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New advertisements.
WATER CONSUMERS

A RE requested to be economical with the
IA water. Stop sprinkling gardens and
lawns, and those sprinkliDg streets must use
only reasonable quantities and contine the
water to their own frontages.
Otherwise, we will take measures to prevent
needless waste of the water.
We have plenty of it, but as yet it costs
money to pump it. c. II. WADE,
ROBERT SCOTT,
ALIEN. SMITH,
Aug ~ Water Committee.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
lnSolvent Notice.

ORDERED. This Sd day of August, 1893,
~ that the ID Monday of October, 1898,
at 10 O'Clock a. M, is hereby fixed as the
time at which HENRY A. SPIKER, inSolvent
petitioner shall appear in the Circuit Court
for Allegany county to answer such interrog-
atOres or allegations as his creditors, endor-
scrs or sureties may propose or al!ege against
him, and that J. SEMMEs DEvECMoN, perma-
ent trustee for the benefit of the creditors of
said petitioner, shall, prior to the said ID Mon
day of October, 1893, give at least forty days
notice of the day so fixed and of the purport of
this order by weekly publication in some
newspaper in said Allegany county, Mary
land. THEO. LUMAN,
Clerk.
Truecopy Test: THO LUMAN, Clerk.
Aug SIT
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10 81.

pETWEEN Frostburg and Borden Shaft Il
ID small LATIN BOOK, with owner name
inside. A reward will be given if returned to
the st. Cloud Hotel. July %
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CRANSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
TOWN OF CRANSTON.
ASSESSORS NOTICE.

Tho qualified electors OF the town OF Cranston on
the 18th day OF April. A. ID 1SoS. ordered Mo
assessment of a tax of eighty cents ON each one
hundred dollars value OF the rAtabo property of
said town.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned As
SCISSOR, of taxes In and for said town. will meet
the Tow N Hall. Cranston MONDAY. the STAT day
OF July. a. II. lSi,3. at p3O a. IN. and each week
day thereafter, Saturdays excepted TO In
accordance with said order and every person and
body corporate liable 70 taxation. s requil I'd To
bring In TO the Assessors trus account OF all hts
ratabIe estate. describing and specifying thu
sonal estate; and every person brinGln nu
such account shall make oath before some one ok
tho assessors that the account by him exhibited
contains TO the best OF his knowledge and belief .
true and FUN account and valuation u ALI his rat
able estate. and whoever neglects or refuses 20
bring in such account II overtaxed, shall nave no
remedy therefor, aud for the purpose OF receiving
such accounts the assessors will be at the town
hail from AuguSs 1st TO nth Inclusive lexcept Sat-
urday) from a. m. TO 4p. IN.
Transfers OF real estate from tho records win
close saturday. the 10Th day OF July, A d. fsa3.
ard ALI real eststs VIII be taxed tc the pcrs
bodies corporate Ia whose name Il staads at tina
close of that day.
JAMES ABoRN,
CIAS. W EARL Assessors.
EDWARD STANTLEY.,
Cranston. June 2tth. 1858. iet. sn.w. Z Al.
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Pears
Soap

Whoever wants soft
hands, smooth hands. white
hands, or a clear complex
ion, he and she can have
both; that is, if the skin is
naturally transparent; un-
less occupation prevents.
The color you want to
avoid comes probably nei-
ther of nature or work, but
of habit.
Either you do not wash
efectually, or you wash too
efectually; you do not get
the skin open and clean, or
you hurt it.
Remedy.-Use Pears
Soap, no matter how much;
but a little is enough if you
use it often.
All sorts of stores sell il, especially
druggists; all sorts of people use &:
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LET THE WORK BEGIN.
Terminal Station is still Confined to
Paper.

Terminal Station Is Still Confined to
Paper.
"Nothing new" Is the report of tho
public. beginning to wonder why the dirt
don't fly in the cove land, and why the
grass grows so serenely where the station
ought TO be.
Nothing new"
The terminal facilities continue to re
main In that state of inactivity that has
so long charac erized them.
Inquiries ut the various Offices indicate
that though the deeds of the New York
aud New K gland have been recorded
nearly a week. no move has been made bv
the Consolidated road toward the con-
struction of a station or to wards any Wis
ible preparation in that direction. No
orders have recently been received by the
heads Of the local dep 'rtments, nor nave
the constructing engineers been notifisd
To be lin work at an early date.
Whyf
The public can answer the question for
itself. President Clark has said tnat
all he wanted WAS that the deeds should
be in the hauds of the CITY, he had some
confidence in tue city's promises II he
doubted those OF the New York aud
New England. He believed that tne city
would Ca nv out its pledges, and deliver
the land in question. Whether or not
the doubt that he en- ertained towards
the New England has been transferred
to the city Is not made pubic, but If
outward signs are indicative, tnat que
tion will soon DO decided in the afiirma-
i've.
There is good deal OF land lying in the
cove that needs relocating. Many thous-
ands OF cubic feet should 10 turned over
AM aerated, and that soon IL the ter
minnl station Is ever to become more
than a myth. Already the delay has
bsen 40 Ion that green grass aud moss
overspretus no small portion OF the cove
lands. IL may be artis icaliy desirable
that the terminal sta,iou should he sur
rou ded 10y greensward. but the people
would like to see the station frss End
the well clipped lawns aft erward.
The New En- sland roa has don all IL
agreed TO d. PIssideut Clark has all
that he asked. aud YET We are informed
that there Is nothing new
Presideut Clark said inst get these
deeds fixed mp aud you'll see the dirt fly
The deeds are fixed. AMI there's "pothinx
new" not even the dirt.
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OVR4AsaOwNI
IgpEoPlEDl
President z. Benz. Andrews is at tn
Worlda fa;r

President e. BENZ Andrews is at the
Worlds fair.
Officer Jack HartwelI. who daily cares
for the Westminster street beat. Intends
to take his summer vacation at the White
city.
Ex. Governor Herbert W. Ladd will
sail for Europe on the 12sh inst for few
weeks recreation.
Mr. A. p. Weeden is spending a few
days in Chicago at the Worlds fair.
Mr.. Joseph Coul'on Of this city Is Wis
itin relatives In Lippitt.
Mr.. Thomas MaCusker of this city is
visiting friends in Arctic.
The Vanderbilt family have not enter
tanned at all since the death Of Mr. Elliott
4. Shepard, but during the summer both
Mrs. w. X. Vanderbilt and Mrs.
Frederick w. Vanderbilt will enter. In
sreely at their Newport villas Mr..
George Vanderbilt will pass the sum er
vitn his mother. Mrs. William II. Van
derhilt, at Bar Harbor. and in the
autumn will, it is said, start for a trip
around the world.
Many New Yorkers and Philadel-
phians OF the fashionable world are inter-
e,ted in the approaching marriage ut
Narraganset Pier, Saturday, OF Miss
Allie L.idy to Mr.. George NJ. Noble, a
rch Californian. L. will be q churc al
dIT, buu dlOcVWhruS tueTo VIII Dc u
breakfast at Belvoir, the establishment
Z DIR. Joseph LeIdy. Miss Carter anu
Mis-, Sallie Pemberton will be brides
maids.
Mrs. F. w. Pierce of this city is in
Newport visiting friends.
Mr.. B. NJ. Earle of this city is visiting
friends in Newport.
Ex-Uuited Safes Consul to Siam, Hon
+. S. Sweet Of this city spent the Fourth
in Newport.
Robert III. Randall OF Newport spent
the Fourth In this city.
A. G. Lanning, Jr., of this city spent
the Fourth in Newport.
Frauing ellison Of this city, is visiting
friends In Newport.
Mrs f. w. Pierce Of tn is city, visited
friends in Newpo rt this week.
Justice Blatchford of Newport IL pro-
nounced to be In very critical condition.
The announcement is made OF the en-
gagemeut or Colonel Ho var Smith of
Newport to Mrs. Kate Outwater of
Philadelphia. Colooel Smith was twice
d Candidate for lieutenant governor of
Rhode Island on the democratic tic ket.
running on the ticket with Hon. John w.
Davis.
John B. Greer of Newport spent the
Fourth i'll the city.
Miss Marie Fiske is the guest of Miss
Parrish of Newport.
Mrs. Susan Metcalf of his city Is visit
ing Ia Cen revile.
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AS IN A LOOKING CLASS.
The Doings, Sayings, Happenings ana
Sights of Day in the CITY.

the adoption of resolution appointing
committee TO move flr the purchase by
the sta'e Of the original manuscripts
aua papers of Major Geueral Nathaniel
Greene, which were long in the posses
sion OF General Gresne's grandson, the
late Professor George w. Greene, LII d..
OF East Greenwich. and are now in
General Greene. who resides La Georgia.
! !
BY the way, and while enjoying the
feast OF reason, flow OF soul and other
delights Of this column. readers will do
we'll TO consider the greatest coupon"
offer ever made TO newspaper readers in
this vicinity. Not only is 1t desirable
that the offer be read and considered. Ion
the 7th and 81 pages) but the splendid
book of photographs OF the world shoEld
he examined. A call at the office OF the
News, No. Weyboss street, will con-
vince anybody that this opportunity to
get one OF the most d. sirable and enter
tanning volumes Of views attainable, and
all for q sum of money so small as TO ap.
pear actually insigniflcsnt when con-
sidered In relation to what it buys.
I !
II didn't know you kept open on Sun
day" said man In the News Office this
morning, "Oh, this isl't Sunday. i near
ly made serious mistake. But look on
the street." he continued mournfully. 1T
looks like s indav, everything Is so dull
in the street." IL was rather quiet today
on the street, but 1t was the quiet that
must follow sucn tremendous activity as
was manifested by everybody on the
Fourth. There Is limit TO the powers
or human mature. Every city au, town
IN the country. is stiff in the joints, aud
slow In its movements today.
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CHAPTER 1,1a5.
" rssed MAY q lRn2l

Az ACT In Amendment of Chapter 100 Of tho
Public Statutes, entitled "Of Fences"
1t Is enacted by the General Assembly as fol-
lows:
SECTION I. Section OF Chapter 100 OF the
Public Statutes is hereby amended SO rs to
read as follows:
''SEC.5 D. Wherever any proprietor or possess
or of land shall neglect refuse TO repair or
rebuild any partition fence. or shall withdraw
his fence from any division line the aggrieved
party may complain TO any fence viewer of the
town who, after due notice TO such proprietor
or possessor. shall attend and view the same,
and II he shall find said complaint TO be true,
he shall In writing. order the delinquent party
% repair or rebuild the same within such timc
as he shall therein appoint, not exceeding fif-
teen days, and shall lodge copy Of said order
In the Office Of the town clerk of the town In
which the land is situated"
SEC. 2. Section Of said Chapter l06 Is hero
By amended so as TO read as follows:
"SEc. 0. II such order shall not be complied
with. the complainant may repair or rebuild
the same In the manner set forth In said or
der, and when the same shall be completed to
the satisfaction VI such fence viewer, he shall
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the persons elected into their respective ofhcos,
and of electing general officers In case Of fall
ure to elect by the electors 1T the general cleo
ton.
Sec ID. The clerk of the senate and the read
ing clerk and the recording clerk Of the house
Of representatives now In office, shall hold
their Offices respectively until their successors
are elected and qualified.
SEC. IL. The lists of members Of the senate
and Of the house of representatives prepared
and corrected as herein provided, shall con-
tinue TO be the lists Of members Of the senate
and of said house respectively until altered by
vote Of the respective houses, and any secretary
Of state who shall wilfully fail to prepare and
correct such lists according to the provisions Of
this act, or to do any other thing In relation TO
such lists herein provided TO be done by him.
or who shall fraudulently place upon any such
lists the name Of any person not provided here
In to be placed thereon, or who shall fraudu-
lently neglect to place upon any Of such lists
the name Of any person SO entitled TO be placed
thereon, shall be imprisoned not less than one
nor more than three years.
SEC. Is. This act shall DO mandatory and
not merely directory, and all acts and parts of
acts inconsistent herewith are hereby re-
pealed. No acts shall be revived by such re-
peal and this act shall take effect upon II pas
tage.
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
COPARTNERsHIP NOTICE.

Pawtucket. n. l.. April Is. 1898.
We the undersigned do hereby certify that NJ
have this day formed a limited partnership und ex
the name OF The Blackstone Stocking Comnany.
tucket X l. w
The general partners are Amsden. II. Smith of
Pawtucket. r. II; George II. Lnmb OF Pawtucket,
X. I. The special partner Is william j. Kent of
New Bedford Mas Said special partner has con-
tribut FIVE thousand doll TO the capital OF said
comDany. The nature OF the business ie general
knitting business. said special partn ership COM
81 1895. AMSDEN II. SMITH.
- GEORGE IT. LUMB
WILLIAM J. KENT
State of Rhode Island, etc.
Providence. Sc:
In Pawtucket, this 17th day Of April, 1903. the
above named Amsden Il. Smith and George H.
Lumb each personally appeared before mo and
acknowledged the foregoing instrument by HIN
II. ST. JAMES L. JESCKs.
Notary Public.
Common wealth Of Massachusetts,
County OF Bristol:
In New Bedford in said county, this 21st day o(
April, 1893. the above named William j. Kent per-
spnaliy appeared before and acknowl0dged tbs
foregoing instrument by him signed to be his fro
act and deed. GARDNER 7. SANFORD.
IL ST. Notary Puulc.
je21-6tW
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CHAPTER 1,l9s.

Nfasseu May 70, losstJ
AN ACT to Provide for the Holding Of an Adj
Journed Session of the Common Pleas Divi-
sion of the Supreme Court for the County U1
Providence at the City of Woonsocket-
1t Is enacted by the General Assembly a. fol-
lows:
SECTION l. The common pleas division
shall, from time to time, at every session
thereof, hereafter to be holden within ard for
the county Of Providence, make mp q list of
causes to be tried in the city Of Woonsocket,
In said county, as in hereinafter provided.
Such division shall place upon such list AL
causes pending before IL in which all the par
ties thereto reside in said city Of Woonsockes,
and all causes so pending the parties whereto
shall agree to such disposition thereof, and also
upon motion of either party thereto every
cause so pending which, In the opinion of such
division, can be tried more economically and
conveniently for the parties at Woonsockct
than at Providence. At every session Of the
common pleas division holden in the county Of
Providence whenever a sufficient number Of
such causes shall be placed upon such list. in
manner aforesaid such division shall, ct 8
time to DO appointed by such division, hold an
adjourned session thereof at said city OF
Woonsocket. at which adjourned session tt
shall, by trial or otherwise, dispose Of the
causes upon such list.
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect upon it,
passage, and all acts and parts of acts incon-
sistent herewith are hereby repealed.
Icertify the foregoing to be true copieA
Attest:
GEORGE IT. UTTER. Secretary Of StatA
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CHAPTER l,ls4.

Passed May 20, 1897
AN ACT Relating to Damages for Defects of
Highways aud Bridges.
1t is enacted ny the General Assembly as fol-
lows:
SECTION /. IL any person shall receive or
suffer bodily Injury or damage to his proper
ty through defect or want OF repair, or OF
sufficient railing in or upon public highway,
causeway, or bridge, in any town which Is by
law obliged to repair the same, and keep In a
condition safe and convenient for travellers
with their teams, carts and carriages, which
damage or injury might have been prevented
by reasonable care and diligence on the part of
such town, he may recover, In the manner here
matter provided, of such town the amount of
damage sustained thereby. II such town had
reasonable notice Of the defect, or might have
had notice thereof by the exercise Of proper
care and diligence on its part.
SEC. 9. A person so injured or damaged
shall, within sixty days thereafter, give to the
town by law obliged to keep such highway,
causeway. or bridge In repair, notice of the
time, place, and cause of such injury or dam
age, and IL the said town shall not make
just and due satisfaction therefor, within the
time prescribed by section IL Of Chapter "a Of
the Public Statutes. he shall within one year
after the date OF such injury or damage, CON-
mence his action against the town treasurer
for the recovery of tho same, and not there
after.
SEC. 3. No person shall recover from any
town In any such ection n greater sum for per.
sonal injury than four thousand dollars.
SEC. 4. The notice required by section shall
be in writing, signed by the person injured or
damaged or by some one in his behalf, and
shall be presented to the town council of the
town OF to the city council of the city; but II
from physical or mental incapacity IL is impos-
sible for the person injured to give the notice
within the time prescribed in said section, he
may give the same within ten days after such
incapacity is removed, and In case of his death
without having given the notice and without
having been for ten days at any time after
his injury of sufficient capacity to give the
notice, his executor or administrator may give
such notice within thirty days after his APP
pointment.
SEC. 8. This cot shall take effect from and
after its passage.
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ASCERTAIN the cus, ,Aereot and give cor>I
OF tho same, including also his foos. 70 tho G.
plainant, who shall be entitled "a demand ~
recover Of the party delinQusnt douh1o
sum In said certificate mentioned, and in1n1o1
ct the rate Of twelve per centum per onn~
The said fence viewer shall lodge Ike q
uhcats, TO be signed by him. In the town c1or1
ONCE OF the town In which such Land lf.c3
and the double sum above mentionoo ok
DO lien ON the land Of such dclinoos'
party, and shall attach at and from q
time OF the filing OF the order In ~
town clerks office, rs provided In section 8 ~
this Chapter. and may be recovered In an ~
ton OF the ease which action shall be CON.
menced by writ OF summons. II the defend
ant cannot be found within the state. said wrih
phall be served by leaving an attestcd copy
thereof In the clerks office Of the town whore
IN said land Is situated, and the Judgment IL
said action may be satisfied by an execution,
issued thereon. levied and served In the san,c
manner as provided fo' the lovy and servico "
executions in actions at law"
SEC. o. This act shall take effect upon IL
passage and all acts and parts OF acts incon-
sistent herewith are hereby repealed.
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