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Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-23
THANKSGIVING DAY.
The Geverner Issues His An-
 lual Proclamation.
TrnnITosY CT AnfxsHA,
 ExHcyTfvB OSFIOD.

1s the people si Arizona Greeting ;-
 Ass people vs shsuld bs devoutsdly thsnkful fer the blessings end bsnsfao- tions shsth have bssa vouehsdsai s6 0s aaTiss the current year. States. like pssssos. have slssir spsshs ef activity .ssA dsPf, s,ios after hOars of suAss- isg shsss ssuslly ssns psrisds si ssn- pss!sivs sass. We should not ks sn- nisAfal .oi che Gra.isude vs owe d. hishsy Cod fer His Divias favor,. and sAsald ssisiss over shs svssss 0, the yssl year which psoniss e much fer the fassss q eur Tsrsisosy sad Nation AriassS has bSss favored with pis.ti- :sI s.:<a and bsunsiiai ha,vssts winch sasuss gseS .ssnsas to the hsshAad- nsn and . FsasW>. ei isdasssial aesiv- fly. We have hssa h <hs fall sojsy- osns es civil sad rsiigioss ihsrsy, and our sAvssssnsns in the arts and sSAueesAsd she dsvsioposus oiin.sll equal ssd nossl power has made con sisusl prsGssss.
 In assesdaaes with tks tine honor sl sus.sa. and in seapliases with sAs psoelAassiea q shs Pfsssds.s sf the Uhits1 Sssiss. !. Benjamin ). Franklin Govsrass ei ths Territory oi Asizons- by vissss of shs power seaissssd upsa nc Sy law de hereby dssiEaass ssd sss apass fhsrsasy ths 26sh day si the psessas nosia al Ns,snbsr ts bs kept snd esssrvsd by the people oi Arizona ss dsy si shsahssisisG and prsiss. Ast I te hereby sssa.nssA thas o., G.es day shs psop,s shs.sia = ss7o pes able irss thsis srdiassy pur;siss snd Gssspssisss. ed Aassnsss in shsi. us- Iat pieces oi sqsAip so e6sr shaaks F God ia spbfs aAd h truth.
 -,Hss dsy especially appropriate je. shs wsris st shasisy ssd mercy, rs- nsn nbsrias tAassil esr doiags without ssssity .Ats ssshi.g worth. vs trust g49 Sesy bsnd ei pssss and ell virtues Hah = szsnpli6sd in ,hs tbs.svanss sf tAs Gay. Tkss s6es, . .o hass been tissief 'vish prosp.sisy and plenty sAoaid issaenSss ~ish s-spsshy the usfssssnaas and 76ssdy, add by ss.sr- sss'ssaisibusioss fsss, shsir bounty to the pssS SsSAis oil is shAss ia lhs ssssfsl TAsEtssiviss.
 lr WEssiss wnEazsy,r hsvs hsssusss
 sss ny hand ssd caused shs
 fsaAo greet Seal ei the Territory
 sa b bs sfi Ted shis ls day oi
 s- NsvsnSsr \. D. 1898.
 DossSAr PH&s.x. the Capitol, this ls.hS-v ' sfNp.t.bsr. '. !. D. lsss.
 Blythe 1svssAos.
 DR0JANIN q. FRANKLIN. ?. D. DxyE1lKUx,
 Asss. Secretary ei the Ter. .i.osy, waale6 ID haa :S::I
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-23

= h an sddssss e shs nsnhess ef the Y. E. csnfsresce. recently held in Ph,- aix. Bishop Foss sssssd that the NE. church has ia this osusssy q ,Soo d.
 horsnss.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-23

Evssyons should take e bright . view of the future e possible. ssys the Denver Republican. Chsssfulness essss nothing sad it hss great iaau- sass over . man's associssss.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-23

Frank Flsnuissn Isfs yssssrdsy for his copper elaine in the Santa Risss vhsrs he gees to do sons dsvslspnsns wosk and ship some ore.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-23

-Dr. Gordon and wife sstusnsd today from shs Cisy ef Nexise where the doctor has been in at,sadanes 1t the Pan AnerisAa oansrsss.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-23

Orange picking hes ssw begun, a.i within few dsys there will bs plsssy Ia the market. The crop this year l. sa excellent nsoas.-Gazssto.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-23
I've LlyessSaxeA.

Mrs. Pheebe Thomas of Junction Cit) 3n.. sAs told by her docsess she had con
 svmpsios aad that thers. rSs-so hope foi her, but i've bottles sf Dr. Kings, New Discovery cured neT, srd- she says il
 saved her ife.. Mir. -Thos.i Egaers, I3s
 Fiesida s., San Francisco, suffered from
 . dfssdfs, cold. approaching consnmp- 9on. tried without result everything else then bought one bottle of Dr. Kins'i
 Nsv Discovery and in tive weeks val cured. He is nstsralY thankful. IL i. rhch results, of which there are sample. ibai prove the wonderful ef6cacy oi the osdicins ia eoughs aad colds. Fres trial bottles ss Tembs,one and Bisbes drug s,oses, Regular sine soc and Sr.oc
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-23
Advertised Letter..

The following is . list of lstters rs- as;SinE in the genera. delivery ai the Tombstsns postofhce for the wssh ending Novenber 24, lS9s: = Mrs. Mary Roberts, J kilisy, James Natthews. Yiaknsy, ,ssss Dick Brsndos, h, cays Jas Fesssri3l aL Gsannos.
 James Jon<s, As. OArtswsrSh, -
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-23
MANDATORY
Ssnethi.s Oar Lssal Csndi.
 dstes Shsuld Nos Ovsrlssk

A the lsss ssssiea si ths lssislsIurs . lav vss pssssd aalieg \ naadstosy iss sasaidssss .. Asy slss. tive ticket e als a iisnissA asaeass of their szpsassa. ead sums of snossy sostsibstsd by then to say psssss fss slsstiea sspsosss, wisA ths hcssl of suPssvisoss visAia thirty Asys after election. The sssEissstal saadids.ss, the Legislative ticket snd ,bs distries sstesHsy nnss Ale. sAsis issnissA e. sssss vssh she ssssssssy sf the sssri- sesy. This lsw doss ses aDpb sslsly e the suceessf1l sa.aidssss, bus ss shs unsuccessful sssv As yell. Any pssssa iaiiias e ySessvs shs lav is guilty of nisdsnsaaes.
 Dssyoseos 0ssalss.
 Sse6 . isstss wsistss by Rsv. I. 0S.dsrmaa, q DioonAsls. Aish., 4S sfs pssnIsssA se ,nake. shis sasraSs. ''I ksye ee. heelsAaieu so recoa4seA.' ins Dn Kins's Nss Disssvssy, = shs sssalts were sluoes nasvslosS In phs sass of ny siis. Whils ! vae pissos of ths Bapsiss CAAseh ss Riysn Iuase ten che yas .bsoaghs aevn wiah PnsuA6nis snesss1ing La 0sipps. rsrrisls parezysns ei eosshiae uoulA lass houfs visk issls insssrulaisn and lt sssnsd e ii shsS could sss saSvivs shsm. \ friend SseSnnSsAst Ds. Kiae's New Disessssy; is vAs Snish ,S iss wesk and highly sasisiassosy h ss- Duiss.s. Trial hotslss isss e ToDbss0ss and any Drug Store. Regular 6zs A,s,: .NW
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-23

A great many fasnsfs eu ths river srs alsoaiy blowing and s,wisg vhsst
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-23

craabsrries. sssssrS spplss esd 1usk1Asas Sour ss
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-23

The territory's wool yield Is ssii- snAasd ak ]. 3.f76 .x73psanAs.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-23
Epiphano rstss,

When calling tsar above lsstsfs. ssJ
 dvsrtlssj. giving IAss of advertise EMsE sxpow P. Y.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-23

0any ssspt sunday. f.ise sise.
 Fl Fssv Geaer. Manager. :. 4. NAueIk. L. H. ALDaDrHT. Asxissv Gsnefsl Manasss. Trais Master. MARICoPA ( PHOENIX R.R.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-23

New line ol slscks d
 welcsTT's
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-23
LOCAL NOTES, Silver is quoted ct s5A

Fresh Fish is received every Thurs day at Noble's. If.
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-23

sas set. Limited. ssst' sssaA. 1ssdays ssA FsaAys s.ls. Bsassss
 ssa Sss. l. niss sws-s ssssd. WelassaAys . . aakrsAays, A6 Benson Sscssssossss's>>scSss-s~s
 NEW MEXICO q ARIZONA
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-23
Miners and
 Rancher's Supplies,

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Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-23
VINES and LIQUORS FOR FAMILY TRADE. 

B Everything InBOu ire is First Class Co,ds nd
 1SoldI aa Prices: That lDely. C7mT eiiiie n -
Tombstone prospector., 1896-11-23

q. II. HossHklL. Csa. Ssps.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
Case fOrCautIon.

At the convention of the United
Mine Workers, Columbus, Ohio, presi-
dent Penna said that
in many localities there has developed a
disposition to cheat the national organization
of its just dues by only reportinga part of the
actual membership, and in some instances
where dues have been collected from the
miners.
The JOURNAL sincerely hopes there
has been no such Justification of
statistics here on Georges Creek-here
where only now and then one hears Il
faint chimp of skepticism concerning
coal market quotations.
1t would be too bad if we should be
guilty in one moment Of doubling the
published prices of coal at seaboard
points, and in the very next send to
North American headquarters a false
census of the nobility and a cor
respondingIy short remittance of per
capita Doodle.
"Bretheling," said uncle Eben, 1--WE
carnt be too keerful."
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
If You are Married

IF YOU WISH
take special when furnishing your future home you
SPEND YOUR MONEY TO THE BEST ADVANTAGE
if your income is to be quite limited 1t is
THOROUGHLY
reliable kitchen utensils and cooking appliances You should buy
REQUISITES
new married hubby deeply interested in wes cook NO and
PREPARED
likely prove the satisfactory him. They certainly
EASIEST
agree with views this and if you think that you
INSPECT
recommend visit to show-looms. At time
STOCK
feel have much to interest YOU Should you wish
EXPLAIN MERITS
please favor with long call your earliest convenience
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
Dangers ofComparison.

1t is reported that the Hon. James
Campbell last Saturday evening at
Homecoming certified most literally to
the preeminent constitutional ability
of the gentleman who drew the mining
bill.
This may be satisfactory in Iona
coming, but up here there is anxious
inquiry concerning Mr.. Campbell's
credentials as an authority on COM
parative legal requirements.
For instance, on what title does he
base his right to award diploma to
his attorney and withhold one from the
encouragement
The JOURNAL asks this question be-
cause the thought has occurred to it
that it would be manifestly unfair for
a lawyer, for instance, to proclaim Mr..
Campbell as the greatest living drug
glst at the expense of some one of Mr..
Campbell's professional fraternity.
1t would hardly be right, for what
IN the mischief would constitutional
lawyer per sc know about drugs?
Mr.. Campbell means we'll.
Moreover. he is generous.
But landsmen who praise the sea
are never so safe from shipwreck as
when they stay on shore.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
How il Is Chcapened.

The Cumberland Nems solemnly
quotes the following sage uttcrance
from the Hon. William Mckinley:
The highest honor that can be paid any
economic system is that which is paid to the
protective system in the fact that after 80
years experience we have cheapened every
manufactured product and our labor has held
its own.
If wool be a manufactured pro-
duet" the Keyser CIV. Va) Echo ought
to be able now to see how free trade
has made the price Of that article so
HIGH.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
In Bad Luck.

AN English clergyman, Rey. Joseph Eben
Powell, came to this country to show that the
election laws were not enforced He has
found out to a certainty, if not to his salts
faction. He voted in an OHIO town without
being naturalized, was indicted by the grand
jury, convicted by a petit jury and is suffer
ing the penalty Times.
With due consideration for Rev. Mr..
Powell, the JOURNAL thinks he was
unfortunate.
II our new mining bill had become
a law he could have come here and
1un after awhile for the inspectorship
and saved himself all the trouble which
grows out of an Indictment and the
annoyance which follows conviction
unless he had voted for himself
Only one thing would have been
against him-his profession of religion
the moral quality of which is some
times as odious as that of democracy
In his particular case, although in
every other respect eligible, his can
didacy would have been doubly handi-
capped by bis ministerial qualifca
tons.
For If there is anybody besides a
loco foco that is peculiarly unwelcome
to the office of mine inspector it Is a
preacher.
Very few miners want mourner's
bench erected at the cross cut. and
there is not politician in the county
who would have a mine ventilated
even once a month with the atmosphere
of prayer.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
TOWN AND VICINITY.


Tomorrow Sunday morning at the
NJ. E. Church, South, Rev. d. W.
Griffin, pastor, will preach the first of
series of sermons on "Beholdilg
the Lord" Evening subject-"That
House on the Rock
Rev. w. w. Wood, of Va, will
preach tomorrow (Sunday) morning
at l04 o'clock in the Main street Bap-
fist church. and at Eckhart at p. m.
also at Ocean Wednesday evening,
next, at = o'clock. Services every
evening next week in the Frostburg
church except Wednesday and Satur-
daV.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
Dedication,

Bradley Hall, the new music and art
adjunct to Dickinson Seminary, Will
Transport, Pa, was dedicated free of
debt one day last week. Rev. DR..
and Mrs. E. j. Gray, formerly of this
place, We're the hosts of the occasion,
having Governor and Mrs. Hastings,
Ex-Governor and Mrs. R. E. Pattison
and other distinguished people as their
guests. DR.. Gray has been president
of the faculty % years and during all
that long period the seminary has never
been more successful than now. 1t is
pleasant to observe IN this connection
that they have not forgotten either
FrOstburg or the JOURNAL.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
SEMI-LOCAL NEWS.
Probably a Narrow Escape.


The Elkius West Va correspond
ent of the Cumberland Times opened
the flood-gates of emotion the othe,
day in this wise:
lie brought tears into the eyes of many in
the short description of his life or illusions
to parts of it. Even the stronqest men
wepted.
1t is Rev. Sam Small who did this.
and the wonder is that every body in
the church, lachryma5undus, was not
drownded.
Or as Mr.. Peggotty, replying to
David Copperfied concerning his
Peggotty's) deceased brother, Joe,
had it
DrOWndead
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
Based on First Principles.

The Front Royal Va) Sentinel says
Hon. r. II. Lee, judge ofthe County Court
of Clarke, held at the April term, in the case
of b. A. Silman as. A. ?. Dove, which was
suit for damages on account of trespassing
cattle, that there is no fence law in Clarke
county, but that every property owners
lines constitutes lawful fence
That is the true statement of fact
as old as the common law.
AS against intrusion from the out
side the only fence land owner,
large or very small, is compelled to
have is in the measures and directions
laid out in his title-deed.
His obligation to build fence goes
no further than to keep his own cattle
on his own premises.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
Amendments.

A Central labor union delegate OF
the walking persuasion recently gave
the Broadway (New York; street rail.
way men this advice:
Some of us have been a great deal longer in
the business Of organizing than you, and We
know what dangerous weapons strikes are
They sometimes react against the strikers
The grievances would have to be very well
defined to Justify strike A strike is about
the last resort.
1t is not often one hears of "a second
Daniel among professional labor
evangelis:s, but here is one whose
wisdom ought to be framed for every
assembly room IN the land.
The word, "about," however, should
have been left out of the last sentence.
And even then it should read-the
strike IS folly's last argument.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
On the Wrong Track

fiji pays to pass unconstitutional
bills at two-thirds of gold-head cane
per bill, 1t is presumed that it would
be worth whole cane to overturn the
Constitution itself.
Washington could not be bamboozled
with rewards of merit.
But we forget for moment that
this is the age when demerit too often
gobbles the baubles which, unsought,
the heroes of high, born duty would
nave spurned as also unearned,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
1t Was the Veto that Was
Unconstitutional.
prominent Eastern dealer asks the

A prominent Eastern dealer asks tine
Coal Trade Journal
Can farm be proftably run in connection
with a coal business employing a number OF
horses?
A farm may be ''proftably run in
connection" with any other business,
but, according to several of our law
makers, "coal business" can be
legally conducted only by itself.
1t is true that there is some dispute
over this point, but a few folks who
owned more gold-headed canes than
they knew what to do with, have kind
ly umplred the trlpartite treaty between
the attorney general, governor and the
Constitution as something in the ma
ture Of conspiracy against the higher
law Of an Order that is Noble.
They decided, therefore, that coal
mining and merchandising are the
only two birds in the whole realm of
business ornithology that cannot be
killed with enc stone.
1t is again true, however, that the
bill proposed to keep railroad people
from INDUCING in mercantile joys and
mourning mercantile sorrows, but it
left the nufacturer-present and
prospective, the farmer, and even the
tired miner free to absorb all the assets
and liabilities of all the pursuits he
could lay his hands on.
1t was, in short, SO distinctly dis
eliminating, not only between classes,
but between individuals, that it is no
wonder the veto was not in con-
formity with the constitution of the
Noble Order.
For this is the Order that accords
the same merit to its unworthy as to
its worthy constituents, and the same
demerit to all outside its pale, ac-
centuated, however, to those only from
whom its members get their wages.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
Want Fair Treatment.

AT silver convention down in
Talbot county the other day DR.. Rose
is reported as declaring that
the man who does not believe in free
silver coinage at the ratio of IS to is either
a knave or a fool.
Then the doctor, it is fairly pre-
sumed, joined in passing a resolution
which the report states demands fair
treatment from the press"
Wonder why the doctor wants "fair
treatment by that large part of "the
press run by ''knaves or fools ?"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
Married..

Miss Linnie Eisenberg, only daughter
OF S. Eisenberg, Of Homecoming, was
married to Mr.. Moses Bear of same
place, Tuesday evening, at the Queen
city hotel, Cumberland, by Rabbi j. l..
Stern. Many friends from Lonacon-
ing, Frostburg, Baltimore. etc., we've
present and IA good time was had.
A tour eastward followed as pleasant
prelude to welded career which
otherwise begins with substantial
tokens Of happiness and success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bear will reside in
Homecoming.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
Twas Ever Thus,

The report that the United Mine
Workers, lately in convention at
Columbus, Ohio, repudidated Debs,
the martyr, is almost incredible.
Indeed, it would not be believed if
it were not known that professional
labor has always been faithless at last
to its leadership from the days of poor
John Siney down to the coming
political collapse of the Hon. David
f.. Dick.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
IuaDt nluStratinu

We have for a long time and often called
attention to the disgusting habit our street
corner loaters have Of splitting on the pave
ments, and making the corners look tilthier
than pig-pen.-Cumberland Co"rier.
But pig-pens are not filthy.
AT least that is what some friends
of the town shoat say.
But there is no rubbing out the fact
that the shoat is a poor housekeeper.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
Still Behind lis

Friday, May l, is likely to be a
critical day in the Pocahontas coal
region
The miners over there want two i'm
portant concessions
|, More weight per mine ear, and,
,, More pay per car.
Whether they will succeed is AN
open question.
But if they do, they will still be
from 7 to 10 cents per ton short of the
rate paid to the miners of this region,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
Now and Then.

The Lonaconlng Reoiep does not
like sold Technlcalities''- vener-
able character who has slaughtered
his thousands.
The Reoieso regards him in the light
of a criminal in view of his latest per-
formances.
But when he decapitated the income
tax law, at the time of year when the
Recieeo thinks it wrong to tax capitalists,
the Reciew regarded the old headsman
as a daisy.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
A Success i'll Every Way

The stereopticon exhibition in the
M. b. Church Tuesday evening was
very largely attended MIR. Spill, the
exhibitor, very expertly and entertain
ingly displayed large number of
noted scenes and portraits. The ex-
hibition was decided success, and so
adjudged by the very many who were
present
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
CntOward Proceedings.

Things have gone awry lately with
J. J. Robinson.
He wrung cent last week out of a
claim for S. 900.
Next day an alleged non-Iaxpayer
was re-appointed tax collector.
And now it is believed he has
abandoned the notion of consolidating
the Regie~ with the star in a bright
light of at least two-candle power.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
More to Follow.

1t is reported from Annapolis that -
Hon. Frank Porter, member of the House
Of Delegates from Allegany county, has
resigned. In his letter to the governor Mr..
Porter says he has an opportunity to secure
an office which he could not fill if he re-
manned a member of the General Assembly.
The significance of which is that-so
far Mr.. Porter is the only member of
the immortal sextumvirate who sub
Stimulates his intention to retire from
private life.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
Married.,

At the residence of the brides father,
Thomas Richardson, of this place,
Wednesday evening. April %, 1896, by
Rev. T. Marshall West, Miss Elizabeth
Ellen Richardson to Mr.. Robert H..
Lancaster, of Eckhart.
Thursday. April %, 1896, at St.
Johns rectory, by Rev. A. c. Haver-
stick, Miss Katie Aldridge, of Mount
Savage, to Mr.. Charles F. Williams, of
this place.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
New Advertisements.

See new items in The Hitchins Bros.
company's space.
Hitler & Ehm ask several important
questions. By the way, they recently
equipped the JOURNAL AS an individ-
ual with a new DRESS" cut carefully,
made neatly, aud which fits comfort
ably. Only "a dude would want less
than all those in the way of suit of
clotheS.N
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
Make One Suffice.
The Cumberland Times hopes tia

The Cumberland Times hopes that
the city council can determine upon a
plan in time to submit it at the May election
and thus save the cost Off special election
and avoid the recurrence of last summer
infiction of bad water
This about providing means for Il
water supply for the city.
AS a Cumberland election costs the
county $500 or 5000, the taxpayers out
here who would have to pay most of the
expenses will no doubt join in the Times
hope far enough to yell "amen :"
The annual levy upon the country
people for the expenses of picnic to
which they have no invitation and
from which not crumb falls outside
of Cumberland, is of itself a tiresome
luxury, but two of them in one year
would plank us down fiat as Lazarus
at the rich mans gate.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
BreViticS.

Mr.. Lashley's first report appears to-
day.
The Cumberland Ne~s reported the
other day that 81 J. RobinsorviIle,
of Paw Paw, passed through this city
yesterday on his way to Davis, w. Va,
on business The place of that name
which the JOURNAL knows has no
initials.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1896-04-25
Dress Goods.

Marvellous assorments All the correct
things for correct wear; latest in tone, style
aud design, high-class BLACK NOVELTIES
and plain BLACK WEAVES, and, whatever
your ideas of price you will find our .cash-
selling" figures on lower plane than ever
came into your mind to look for.
% cent Plaid Dress Goods for
Waists at.......... 12I cents
- cent all wool Mixed Suit
ings at. .......25 cents
90 cent Atwood Mixed Suit
lnSs at ........ 80 cents
80 cent Shepherds Plaids at 80 cents
ST. black Crepons at...... .65 cents
Sl.D black Crepons at. .$l.19
$3.50 black Crepons at......... los