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J’tt’jSTBIMU CiUH i DIRECTOR IT.
G,:um\n L:tTtt.RAS Ev. I?. Rickpf
Pastor. Se'vices every Sunday at TO.j
’do-k. A. M. Sabbath S thojl at :J P. .M.
ju,i a Lutuehan. —ltev. ]). 1.. Alc-
Ki-.i/.r. Pastor. Services every Sunday at
lot •.>':■! >ck, A. M., aad 7 P. At. Sunday
[m iiojl ai 2 I‘. M. Prayer Aluetiug every
Walnes by cveaing at 7 o’clock.
St. MicnAEL’a Host an Catbomc Omnteit
ltev. V. F. Schmitt, Pastor. Divine ser
vices oil Sundnv: Lou .Mass at 8 o clock,
A. At.; High Mass ami Preaching at lUt
o’clock, A. AT. Sunday School at a o'clock,
1’ M.; Vespers tm l lieu, diction at 4 o’clock,
I>. M.
W t.sn P. vertst C true i.—Ttev. Lewis
1,1,. v .’jlva. Pastor. Services every Sunday
at I'lt o'clock, A. At., and (>! P. At. Sun- ,
cl iv School at 2 o’clock, P. AI. Prayer t
M rlcr; cverv AI ai 1 iv evening tit 71 o’c’k. i
Kocietvoa every Thursday evening at 7 I
o’clock. Singing School on every Sunday
mi! AV vines Ity evening tit 7 o’clock.
AV ii,4ii I'm is and PitEsnvritunv.—
H v. (-1. II llumplirey, 11. A., Pastor. Scr
vir s every Sunday at lIH o’clock, A. M..
and li P. M Sand ty School at 2 o'clock.
j>. M. Prayer Alcting every Tuesday
evening at id o’clock.
Mi. iiodist t'lcis nru,fiHTßcir. —Tlcv.
K .1. (Lav, Pastor. Prvichin g every Snn
div a I'U o’clock, A. AI., and 7P. AI. |
So i lac School -it 2 o’clock, P. M. Prayer I
M.-e'tti-r cverv We.lncsjay evening at 7j. |
T- i- h. r.V Meeting •it close of P’yer Meet"';. ■
AI, itioih ••• Eimsooimi. i iu'Ri m. Sorru j
ltev L. W. Unship, Pastor. Services
cverv Sunday a! PH o’clock, A. At., nnd 7 I
P. AI. Sun liy School at 9 o’clock A. M. !
I‘raver M.vti i r every Friday evening; . I
li retain i (litiivt\n. — Rev.-I. litlltl, i I
t or. Services every Sunday at 10J o’clock, !
A. AI. Sta lay tlchool at 2 o’clock, P. AI.
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FItosTIIUIIG, OCTOBER 7, 1871.
\ sk vour Grocer for J. S. Oilvvortli &,
Co.'s pure Roasted Coffee, til-st.
Tlie '‘New Yolk Clothing House”
Ims a now sign. The proprietor be
lieves in advertising.
Owing to tlie Small-Pox and the Circus,
t.iie Concert, advertised to occur in the AI.
”, Church, on Tuesday evening, 10th inst.,
j; postponed until further notice.
When von go to the Post Odice for your j
letters, don’t forgot to buy your Paper and
Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Ink, Ac., of the
Postmaster.
I Fi tlmrg 1 mproveineiits” will be
■inlinu l in next week’s issue.—
The unavoidable absence of tlie “Se
nior” keeps us in-doors this week.
Tip rush that is living made at tlie Post
''Tice lb Tobacco and Cigars is an evi
. ace that the people have found the right j
r! a good article. Call, try, and
i t i on , need.
(>m I batiks arc due the Cumberland Dui-
I: V. Ciimberianu A’liyti/iian and Som-|
i 11 , uhl, for complimentary notices of;
. - pij.-r.
i .ve laid them by for publication
m - H-k.
.-. r i’.~.ntTon is called fo 3IT. J. Collins’
iaT.Artiseuiarit. Ilcis largely engaged in
k'le ni tv irt’ie business at Eckhart Alines i
■v -:i t \ iug tlr-ugli Ids establishment a
fully testifie 1 to us his übili- |
'V lit.
’•••tPly r. wived ai
jBBBSBBBm a i ir.-w.i < -
’ !■; v sma si i i; i:,
WBBggBBm Kuos-ritfiai, Ain.
Uo-.Ft he Decci veil!
i I "ell! (C I I I thoMt-alld
i’*liini - soli! la-1 year
it f.u-:;> thousand over
, 1.
t' N WADE. Ag.-o,
l-’uosTi-.t lit;, Ai n
; t.-awb.-r
- to see them
maturel is a rare occurrence. They were
-r..... by William Bowler, Esq., of Eck
' - rt 'tines, near tliis plaee.
I t.vl Monv’y ()kdku> rail now lc ol>-
:tt the Port Office, In this place, for. j
t,e insniission of money to. U parts ol ;
i ■ I’rkaai, ai current goll rules. Our .
mmodatiug Postmaster, Mr. C. 11.
W ■ w, will wait upnc ill such as wish to
a a.ns'iv. -of this opportunity to semi
to the “Olil Country.’’
A Y ttiso E.umKitAKß! — About two
o' •! . i’a oliy morning, the majority oi
iu, ,i 'i!:- were awakenc l and niarmed by
■ ore.i' ■ ai-v an ’ shock®lvsemlil ng that of
;. ; I'M.tl Uakc. For a short time great t'.i
--i-'.unui travail: 1. About 7 o'clock h >\v
c.'er i ascertained that it was occ. -
ironed he falling of one of those mam
moth i i hats which are so Iforl'JJcts.
. at tie In .ySlore.”
A lew cuing? since, a cow, while
A bci.tg 'lt' nup street, unexpectedly
'"alkyl ’ tlieold “Frankiiullotel.” j
pfiiio iVi- evidently pleased with !
1 fht- i.ijjci ippearancc of the prent- *
best's tii.it • an effort avaß necessa
ry to i'.d her to vacate. This she
liu lly ill t, noli to her own chagrin
fund the amusement of tin; bystanders.
M:tC 11- W.ilkeu keeps for .ac the
jjjoi-l popular li.orary periodiials of the
day ; also liie latest newspapi rs. Here: f- !
tir no will be far: lulled with ixtra coj its
l df the Minis:: Jo. iisaj, which he will dis- j
k of at five cents per co;y. Call on I
I b m for ar.ydung you want iu the News; a
ft .in* Stationary or A'otion line. I you arc
H ot already a subscriber, in addition to
H hat you gtt from him, buy a .locuxal.
IV* call the particular attention of
our readers who admire the
,• '£j*t> l, to tlie well written poem,
|B 'otlicr column, entitled •'Demos
>®lbl Angina,” by Kev. < ■ I'.|
HB iltiv, (d'this place. Its pathetic i
lie* io the m.i..t *r orator o! j
HB tWUi.s is a liui.-l.e 1 tr.b ite to j
,t%iic u: to
id a 1 1 >lie"! 1111 of a
stt’ii'-' b.s great career. 1
Die J of Sol ill I*ox.
We regret to announce tlut Vr*. Bar
barn Hi: 1 Kr.rtz, wife of Simon I\ Kurt/
<>, Frost burg, wiio has beet s:iV*ritiit fo
t 1 : ■ past t\<o week? witli tint d'viukd di.--
ea*e —small pox—died rat lie r suddenly mi;
unexpectedly yest; nlay luorirug. Tin
|d ty befoi'e slie < Aibit;*.l favoi.i'iie mp
turns, and was apparently much bt.U,\ hu
yesterday morning her case tool; a ru !d< i
a.i l fatal turn. Airs. Kurtz was • hevla iali
11< ;• of Mr. Jacob PI in ker. of Grantsvilli
(l : strict, one of'the oldest ami most respect
ed citizens A!i( .-any county. The de
<•; ased leaves three lituu chilunm, one only
four months old.
j None of the other iTirfnbers of f lie f nnih
have as yet contracted the disease, and ev
ery precaution is taken to prevent it?
i spreading. Much sympathy i. felt by the
I people of Frostbur_r for the husband and
| the motherless ehildr* u, as in their prcsciil
! n'Miction not even l!ie comfort of inter
course dare be permitted, and they arc
kept confined in the Iwmse w ith no om
hut a nurse to do anything for them. All
budi 1 v comforts arc m vcriheless bountifully
supplied by the people.
In addition to the above, taken from the
j Cumberland W <r* oft ! e 4lh inst., it issuer
| gested to us to say she was a member ot
I the German Reformed Church, her con-
I nection being with the congregation at
Grantsville.
COAL Sf .V f iMK.VT.
For the week ending September 30,1871,
i here were 40.051.1 l tons of Coal transport
ed over the Cumberland and Pennsylvania
Railroad, and for the y*-ar to same date,
1,447,347.0 tons.
Over the ('umbcrlau 1 Branch Railroad,
for the same week, there were transported
| 0,073.11 tons of Coal, and fur the year,
205,551*2.00 tons, —all of which, over both
railroads, being from the Frost burg and
George’s Creek Mipts, as named in the ta
ble below.
Shipments of Coal
From Cumberland for the week ending
Saturday, Sept. JO, and for Mr.* year, 18TI :
SHIPPED BY j B .<> Hit | CAO CANAL ! TOTAL.
Cooke Mines,
Borden Co., *2,178 12 8,27* 15 5,457 0 7
Consolidate,2,2l3 in 0,711 14 h.'J-V. Id
Spruce Hill, 502 05 •><*•> 0>
Midlothian, 88 (>7 2,0517 Oo 2.7 5 > 12
Hampshire &B2b 03 I,oob 1!) 1 POO 02
ditto Va. 1,552 01 1,552 01
Va C <fc 1 Co
George’s (k 3.500 10 1,501 03 5,073 1
Big Vein Co 2,000 07 ' •
Maryland “ 3,205 15 5,501 12 8*57 7
American “ 1,400 05 4,412 12 s,Odd 17
Atlantic “ 1,07!) 11 l,<fr) !1
Piedmont “ 1.51)5 10 1,505 10
Swanton “ 1,028 00 1,028 00
Barton “ 5141)0 51-t 00
Potomac “ 1,622 15 1,622 15
Geo’s Ck 51“
Pranklin “ 1,0:!7 17 1,057 17
Tot’l— tv’k 21,78 ! 0:1 25,800 00 50,080 00
P’vio’stly 1,038,540 05015,008 171,081,179 02
Tot’l-vr 1,060,024 08 071,501 17 1,731,859 05
SMALL-FOX IX I’ROSTBURU.
From the reports circulated in the
papers, people abroad are led to be
lieve that this loathsome disease is
ravaging our community, and that a
fearful mortality must be the conse
quence. The repeated publication of
these reports cannot fail to prevent
people from visiting the town, and
thereby impair public business ; ami
those papers that give currency to
them, unwittingly, do us injury.
The truth is —there is not note a
iim/le case vf Small-Pu c'n Froxib ry.
It is hard to conjecture what is
in store for us ; but...if this disease
further develops itsel! here, it
will he in spite of prompt and goner
a! precautions. Unfortunately, it is
said that the appro u:li of the cold
season is unfavorable b> its restric
tion. 'I his fact makes it more incum
bent upon our people t > throw around
themselves all the protection that
medical science can dictate. No
sort of risk should Lie taken against
a foe whose attack is invariably in
sidious. In such cases, carelessness
is criminal, and neirledt
110 In this,
in everything else, the safest plan
/a the best.
r v i
A Living Klilsiocer s in bo in Frost- 1
Imrg, on Tuesday, October 10. I
Sheldenburger’s Mammoth Euro- i
noaii Menagerie ai/d Circus, which |
is to exhibit at Froslburg on Tuos- | ,
day, the lOtn inst., is accompanied j i
by a monster living Rhinoceros, or >
I'iiiconi of Holy Writ, and as in; is !
the hugest specimen known to nat
uralists, a brief history of him may
not prove uninteresting. 1 bis huge ]
beast weighs 8,000 pounds— ‘John [
mote than the weight given by i
Goodrich, the naturalist, in his Ulus
trated Natural History. Of his age
nothing is known, hut from his im
mense and matured proportions it is
supposed that he is over fifty years
of age. Still this may bo very far
out of the way. He was captured
in the jungles of India, after a tcr
lilio struggle, which cost the lives
of three native hunters, a horse, and
a I vrgo male elephant, on the ldth
of March, and landed in New
York,on the tirst day ot March,
The unicorn lias attained such noto
riety, from the fact that it is claimed
by many Biblical scholars that it is
the animal mentioned in the Book ut
Job to exemplify in bis prodigious
form the supreme power of the Al
mighty. The one coming to Frost
burg, wo are informed, when first
placed in his enormous den, in the
city of Philadelphia, torn (as i! they
were so many straws) the iron bars
from out his cage, tints carrying out
Biblical quotation that he csteemotli
brass as straw and iron as rotten
wood. The hide of the rhinoceros,
it is said, cannot be penetrated by u
common musket ball, lie t cds i .
his native jungles on short tern
leaves, stunted grasss, etc. W hen
ia captivity, on hay, oats and pota
toes We are informed that the one
in question daily consumes 500
weight of hay. five bushels of oats
a ,J two bushels of potatoes.
lie is passionately b>ud ol water,
a , ill-inks fifty large buckets of it
. 1,. in front of hsde l will be
,nd a gentleman who, at all tones,
will impart any inlurmatnm rtjaliu
lo this Leviathan. He can he seen
without extra charge m conjunction
with the eol'ossal circus and menag
i eric with which lie is exhibited.
p
[< 'oiniliunc-ateu.j
An excellent entertainment was
given t<> the inhabitants nl ITostbnrg,
Sept. 18t!i ami 10th, by the splendid
j choir of the Daptist Church,
j A beautiful vocal concert, conduc-
I ted by tin; famous musician, Mr. do
nah Kf.au. This was the first feast
we liave ever had with this very su
perior singer ; hut we hope and trust
iit is not the last. Mr. Esau recent
l
ly came here from Canada, and - that
solely at the request and expense of
the choir and other friends. Mr.
David Davies, his predecessor,
(whose Christian virtues, activity
and faithfulness, with the singing,
which will never ho forgotten by the
above church) no sooner heard
where his esteemed friend, Mr. Esau,
resided, than he exerted all his influ
ence to convince the choir of Mr.
Esau’s great superiority over him as
a leader of a choir ; and said it would
ho an incomparable blessing for
them to have Mr. Esau for their con
ductor. In contemplating the past
! —recalling to memory the very grat
ifying concerts, given both hero and
in the thriving city of Cumberland
bv the above choir conducted by Mr.
Davies, we are compelled to exclaim,
O, how seldom we meet, such a man !
Whore else (especially among the
singers,) can wo find such an in
stance of self-denying spirit? How
Christ like! Happy art thou who
possessest this heavenly spirit!
Kow, Mr. Davies having spoken
so highly of Mr. Esau, nothing was
more natural for the choir and oth
ers, than to expect something very
extraordinary from the same ; and
we are happy to say, that great as
tiie expectations were, Mr. Esau
Inn dune more than gratify those
parties—surpassed their expecta
tions.
This being- (lie case it is hardly
necessary to say anything in way of
commendation ; but for the sake of
she reader, we may say that we
were delighted
The renowned Mr. Jones and par
ty, of the Presbyterian Church kind
ly assisted in the concert,
Kev. G. 11. Humphrey, the pas
tor of the said church, presided on
the second evening. And well
might wo term this entertainment a
delicious feast to the cultivated
mind.
The house was crowed the first ev
ening-some obliged to stand cue re,
cue-ore often— appeals for the con
ct rt to be lie! 1 oa the second even
ii g. In addition to this, we may
say, that a Ciimbeilancler was pres
ent, and was so pleased, that he
gave a pressing invitation to the
choir to visit that "go-ahead” city.
Notwithstanding the frequent and
and rich entertainments enjoyed by
the inhabitants of that city, yet one
of its respectable citizens thought
the aforesaid concert, conducted by
the unrivaled musician, Mr. Esau,
was quite worthy of th if famous
oily.
Tito writer, in concluding, is hap
py to state that the chief design of
the concert was to acknowledge the
good.yJwirT'ian and faithful leader,
Mr. Davies, on his giving up the
leading of the choir to his bosom
friend, Mr. Esau. I.ong may such
Christian feeding exist. And long
may the happy pair live together to
sing the praises of their Maker here
below, ami when both they ami their
much esteemed choir will have com
pleted their earthly career, our pray
er is that they will join the redeem
ed and angelic host in the “Song of
Moses and the Lamb. 1 *
John Hatton.
The following firms ami gentle
men are authorized to receive sub
scriptions and leceipt for money paid |
them for us.
At our office, also, we will be I
o-lad to sec all those of our friends j
o’
who arc disposed to encourage* us, j
and receive their subscriptions and
other patronage:
Marx Wiuclaud, Real, Koch <fc Co.,
K. G. Nell, J. Ilocking&Son,
John Hilchins, C. 11. Walker, p. m.
Thus I>. Kndsloy, Raltzell & Co.,
J. Jandorf, Win. 11. Evans,
1 litchir.s Bros., Lowndes <fc Clary,
\V. 11. Spill, 11. Stern.
Circuit Court. -—Yesterday morn
ing the October term of the Circuit
Court for Allegany county com
menced. Court mot at ltt A. M.,
Judge A Ivey on the bench. The ju
ries were called, and having answer
ed to their names, Judge Alvey de
livered a forcible and eloquent
charge to the Grand Jury. .1 he
Petit Jury was discharged until this
morning. The several dockets were
then c tiled, appearances entered,
&c. Mr. Gordon moved tin; admis
sion of Mr. Gilmor Hainill as a m m -
ter of the bar, making a f w appro- j
priato remarks, in which he spoke j
very highly of Air. Ilamill and of
i his advancement in his legal studies,
i Judge I‘earre presented the resolu
tions of the bar passed on the- deaths
of Judge Perry and lion. John V.
i L. McMahon respectively, and asked
, that they be enrolled among the
proceedings of tlit* Court. Judge
[ i’e.trre. Mr. McKaig and Mr. Gor-j
, don spoke at length in eulogy at
i both the deceased. j
Court adjourned at 1 I’. M. until
this nur i ig. —-Vines 4th.
Newspaper Work.
a ! An exchange in an article on
. ■ “newspaper work and workers,”
.’ truthfully remarks that there is no
other profession but enjoys immunity
from observation as to its modes.
The preaeher writes in the privacy
i- of his study, and can concoct plat
t itildes pad out plagiarism that
would lie tlie ruin of the editor
' and reporter. The lawyer con
-1 suits his client and organizes his
- campaign in private, bringing into
t court only such as for his
p cause and against the cause of his
adversary. The doctor plies his.po- !
tions ami launches his lancet in so- j
- I net. If the patient recover, it may
• be the medicine or it may be in spite
of it; if be die, it may be pills or
’ | Providence—the physician is scath
j less. None of these come to light
| that their deeds may be reproved.
- | Moreover, the work of the press
- j is continuous, as well as constantly
i public. There is no peace in our
. j war. There is no rest for the wea
’ | rv. Space is no more annihilated by
telegraph than time is by journalism.
The evening and the morning are
• I not merely the lirst day but all the
| all its quantity of repose. Every
j minute of every hour of the tweuty
j four is occupied by some workers
' doing some work that shows itself
|in the newspaper of the day and af
j ternoon. Repetition is as impossible
las rest. Facts are ever new. Com
j meets must bo as fresh as facts, and
j the edition i.) a remorseless giant
| that eats up all the seconds. The
making of a newspaper is perpetual
motion in a thousand fields. In
such a work, demanding ceaseless
effort, permitting no pause, exacting
j eternal and ever-varying exercises,
jit is impossible for wheat to he un
I mixed with chaff, for accuracy not
| to ho impaired by mistake, injustice
! not occasionally to be done.
I The International Money Order System.
The International Money Order
System, betwo. n the United States
and Great Britain, goes into opera
tion on the 2d inst. Remittances
can also be made by International
i Money Orders, via. Switzerland, to
jail the principal towns and cities of
Austria, Hungary, Spain, Russia, ,
1 Sweden, Denmark", Norway, Turkey, !
(i r< ■eee, Egypt, East Indies and,
China.
, The Solpiehs’ Re-Union. —We pro- :
soul this morning the advertisement of the '
I re-union of the Society of the Army of
i West Virginia, to he held in Wheeling on ,
October 19th and 20th. Arrangements'
have been made for a grand time, and we
may expect to see here on that occasion
1 some two or three thousand of the veterans ,
of Pennsylvania, Maryland, Ohio and 0\ cst
Virginia who will meet to greet again their
I comrades ill arms and see their old com
manders The speeches will be made at
1 the Fair Grounds, and the programme in- 1
1 chutes a grand procession and dress-pa
‘ra' . IF eding Siuidiig X, ir*.
| Cu.m.. —The U •y.il Commission on
1 coal appointed in England several
years ago to ascertain the amount
jof coal which the mines of Great (
Britain and Ireland can furnish be
fore the supply will he exhausted, ,
has almost completed its work, ,
There is sufficient coal, which ‘
can bo profitably obtained, to
from SOO to 1,000 years. This osti- [
unite assumes, of course, a certain
j annual increase in the rate of con
sumption.
Col. George Seliley, of‘Washing- (
ton county, is the nominee of the ,
Democratic Judicial Convention,
held at Hagerstown on Wednesday J
last. His name, we believe, had i
never been used in connection with '
the Judgeship, and the nomination
is a surprise.
President Grant writes, under date
of Sept. Tth, last, to Hon. Geo. A.
Pearre and others, that he will be i
unable t<> attend the Agricultural
Fair at Cumberland on the lKlh inst.
Tin: JoruSAL Offic . will be prepared,
in a short time, to do nil kinds of Job
Work, in good style and at moderate rates.
MAPit IE i)
Oil Sunday, tin: Ist inst-, at the residence j
of the bride’s fuller, by Kev. J. Kuiil,
Mr. Coskao Nn kf.i. and Miss Mau- :
oarkt Ham-max,—all of tbis place.
- -V-- -ni.|- - ~--r- ut-J 'IX *V-
Now Advertisements.
HOUSE ASM 1/?T EOft S.l E!
TK not sold privately before, i will oiler
a at public sale, in barton, Allegany Co.,
M 1., mi
MONDAY. O TOIIKH hi. IS7I.
my House and l.ot, situated in the town
of I’, irtoti.
Terms. —CASH.
CASPAR CItEATZBITRO.
Oet 7—2t*
DENTJSrtf*. •
at \THit \h TEETH EH-l.T"). RET
rs ‘PLATED. EXTRACTED. POL
IS1IE1). Ac.. In the best manner.
Artificial Teeth inserted on all the va
rious bases known to the Profession, at
liil. (j. J. V.EACHY’.S
Steam Dental Establishment*
No 101. Baltimore Street,
Oet dm* Cn nberlauil. Mil.
McN'EILL <4 WINUEUX,
r'EAi.FKS IN
PURE Ditch’d AN ) JIEiHCISEIv
1 ) H NTS OILS, VARNISHES. DYK
-1 Stull's, Window (i ass. Putty. Perlu
uu-rv. Kane - Toilet Articles, and every
t!iin"' found in a first- lass Drug -tore.
Prescriptions earetMly compounded.
li.\iN SruuKT, i nos .me an. Mo.
Oet 7— tf
J. COLLINS,
at ec kit art mines,
HAS eons iintly on letnd a K all Supply
of ilit V (lOi)D.s. lilt >i ERIKS.
,)i i-lEXSW ARE and PRODUCE.
Hi- motto is to give value reach d fm
1 money spout wi a Uhu.
CALL! SEE!! BE CONTI WED!!!
Vml don't be earn-d away by deHtloii
adverti-. incuts au.t haud-bdls. nJ— tan
SOMMERS’ AN’ SAILORS’ REUNJ’JX.
So- 1 i.TV OF TUB AItMY OK \V ~' 1 Y.V.
' TIIK SOCIETY OK TilK AUMA OF
, W KST YIHGiXIA will hold a giand
, i lie-union nt
WMEZLSft G,
On Thursday and Friday, Oct. 19&20.
‘ Kadi officer and private who served in
tin- Depart ill. u! ot West Virginii. is i-x
--ported to ho present. Every soldier and
1 sailor ill Wot Vlijrlnisi isoxpootoil to be
present. Every soldier ami sailor of
iViitisyivunia, M::ryland. Ohio ami Indi
nnii. who ser\oil i i the army of M cst \ a.,
Is invited and expected to he present.
Generals Me* 1 llan. Iteseerans, Frc
inont. Milrov. Sigel. l'-anus. ('rook, ( on,
itevmdds and others have heen invited.
The Hattie Flags of tl.e We.-t Virginia
Kelt i incuts. by the kind permission of the
State authorities, will be borne in the
procession.
The I!. & 0.11. 11. will carry soldiers
and their triends at
HALF F A HE!
Come out. comrades, l.et, ns renew the
friendships formed in camp and on the
battle-hold. Hy order.
Oet 7—it Com. ok Arranofju.nts.
AT THAT CHEAP STORE!
Id yds Calico for £1;1- 1 • yds ('alien for
$1 —fast colors. Merriinaes, Coehicos,
Sprague's and American prints, at H ike,
Fine llomestie Ginghams. only 12Ge.—
Brown Muslins, !l to Like'. Bleached
Muslins, 1(1 to 150. ( ottoii lhits. 12,Gc.—
Fall styles of l’l-ti.l Dress Goods, trom 20
to 30c." French Merinos, Black Coburg
—-1 yd wide, doe. Empress Cloths, from
(>0 to 05e.
The Old Fogles are Nonplussed.
Why do they expatiate on qualities and
fabrics when they don't quote their
prices? In these uncertain times it is hut
meet that the -honest and unsuspecting
public’* should be posted on prices :
Heavy all-wool double-width Miner's .
Flannel, 4Uo.
Six months ago we came into this town
to a people writhing under the iron rule |
of monopoly and high prices. During :
this time we have reduced the price of j
Dry Goods, and have undersold, and are j
underselling, every living man in Frost- i
burg and vicinity, and to-day wc stand in j
front of the line, with the black llag
hoisted, and challenge any man to pro- j
duee better goods and match those prices; i
Waterproof, 00 to IlOe; Velveteen. 70 i
to Ssc; Heavy Casinets, 05 to 58e; Cassi
nieres, 85 to 125e.
TERRIFIC SMASH OF A
VIIOAD WA Y M1 L LIN E11! ! !
We take her entire stock of Chignons,
Turbans, Sailors’ and Ostrich Tips, at
one-tourth their original cost, and oiler
them at prices that make the young la
dies laugh and ask,“how do you sell them
so cheap?”
Mens Ilnots, 2.75 to 5.00; Men’s Mining
Siioes. 1 75 to 1.00; Hoys,’ 1.25; Ladies’
Morocco Shoes, from 1.25 to 2.00; dob lot
of 1 nfants' Shoes, just received, and which
will he closed out at 20c per pair. Fami
lies ot thirteen children “shod all round”
for 2.50! .Men’s wool Gaps. 50 to 75c.
Heave Heaver Coats, 7.50; Heavy Pants,
2.00 t 04.00.
The ‘•FnoSTitriia Mixixg Journal” is
si> crowded with matter this week that it ;
allows us but a limited space. Sell your
old iron and come and see for yourselves.
C. BALTZELL & CO.,
Frostburg Md.
X. H. —The high price ol' Wool has not
aH’ceted Gum Cord; we are still clumping
it oil’at 1 cent. Oet 7
SEWING MACHINES.
riMIE HOWE. SIVGEIt. WIIEET.EIt
1 A WILSON. GROVER it HAKKR.
WII.IOX it Gl lilts. MEED. HOM E
SHTTTI.i:. COMM OX-SEN SIC. or any
olliei Kind of SEWING MACHIN ES, for
SALE, RENT, OR EXCHANGE.
Do von wanf to buy a Sewing Machine
of any kind, lx EW OR OLD?
Oj voit w-ii.i i- .—..t .. Hewlm M ieliine
of any kind, NEW Oil OLD? |
Do you want to exchange a Sewing Jlu
chine fur any oilier kind. XEW OItOLD ?
IF YOU I-O,
Go or send to the Sewing Maeiitiie neper.
No. 88, Baltimore St., Cumberland, M n
We are in the Sewing Machine business
exclusive!v. and give our customers a
thorough ‘knowledge how to keepi the
machines in order, as well as do il l kinds
of Sewing on them. A good M.ehmu
will he of little use to you it you do not
understand it well. . , .> **.
This is the onlv place between
more aml Wheeling where you can get
ad kinds of Sewing Machines Repaired
and adju.-ted with a certainty (n ~,n ing
it done "iil.t. it is nonsense to slippu e
anv man is a good hand to Repair .sew
ing Maeldi.es simply bccail-e he is .1
cr ,7id .Maehanist, M atelunaker or Gun
smith* , .. , . , ,
A nrm m:iv bo si £Oo<l MV.ohaiiii; sjr.u
reallv know ‘but little more about Sewing
Machines than a horse does about
preaching. , , , ,
v.’e are regularly and thoroughly e u
eated in our business .'.nil guarantee sat
isaietion. or no charge.
Not-one person in twenty Giat wants
♦_o get n tewing Marline, knows any
more what kind of one will suit best lor
the Sew ing they have to do. than the
min in the moon. _ ,
Don’t take any body’s adice in bill ing
a sewing mae’.iiiie, unless they will war
rant and detei.d you ill so doing-.
We are eon lan'ly exchanging ma
chines with people who are losing from
ten to torty dollars, bemuse they did not
get the right kind at fust.
Any cue who lias bought, or may here
after buv a sew ing machine ol us on our
advice, and does not get the best,call ex
change it with us and not lose a cent on
tin- machine we advised them to buy.
Tell US what kind of Sewing you want
a machine t do, and wo will advise
which is host and furnish the machine o >
TRIAL. Fit UK. OF UItAWiK, and if it does not
suit, we w ill furnish you any other kin 1
you desire, and in either ease, will fur
iiisli tlie machine aL as low a price, tin 1
oil as easy terms as you can get it any
w 1 ere.
IN REGARD TO TERMS,
i wish it distinctly understood that 1
will soil you any kind of sewing machine
in tl.e market, or anything in the Sewing
Machine Rue. just ns cheap, and on just
as easy terms, as any other person any
where.
We keep Needles for nil Sewing Ma
cin'.os. at Sc.each, or 75c. per dozen.-
.’ 'so. darts for repairing all machines.—
Also, Silk and Linen Thread on Spools
for Ga Triage Trimmers. S', or ill ikers. Sad
lers. Glove-. Makers and Family Sewing.
Also, Spool Cotton. Oil. (lil-Cans, ('ac
tors. Tuck markers. Cordt rs. Hinders, and
id other sewing machine attachment*.—
Also. Fringing Needle* tor 1‘ ringing Snk
.in the different m e. bines.
J. F. MeKENNEY, Gen’l Agt.,
ISC. West Fayette St., below Howard.
BALTIMORE, MD
Hba::<’u Office. So Balt-more Street
CUMBERLAND. MD.
O. E HUMPHREY,
Oet 7—ly V Manager.
I
I
THE MONARCH OF EXHIBITIONS!
OVER THREE HUNDRED WILD AN WARS!
WITH TUE
j JIOXSTER LIVING RHINOCEROS, WEIGIIXG OVER 8,033 P3U.XD3I
>8- SKFXmttnBrRIiEISrS -
x Jsi EURGPE&N MENAGERIE _Jf*
mbit GnEcim circus. jHik
The Grandest Concentration of Novelties
That lias ever been presented to the American Public,
\ FIRST TOUR IN AMERICA ~
/,, \ \ <'f this M.--imoth Aggregation. Mr. Fngene Phcldcn -
f. / ' I lrtrgt r for •. . |..-l 12 years, proprietor ol tlm Kuro
| *. . • A j> mii .M .r.i an.l t lrciiß, has* eoiitlmvl Ills Travel- [ .
I '"'l* '•&'*' ' V \ log Tim s exclusively to the Obi World, where Me W&Ja jfff
t ' -i \. .4 V\ i-putotlon as a caterer t> the amuHcnicn t loving pop. Etfr
t „v ?oS'T'i'Nj nl iC“,.‘-l.i nlsHi!ii|.ly uuanp’oaeliable. This being Ida tlnSßr W
'k : .A >•; }i V :Itt:i Ivlib t > (lie New World be e:iu o: ly ueouro lliO lESk )
4-ii.w'- iiierican Public that Ills Exhibition is \.3 jy*
, g First Class in all its Departments
£.y V, * >/ Containing as it does all the great features of a • ~ VCm --T. v
d Hamniot!i Ulsnageris & Faultless Circns. Jt i
/) Foremost among the many novelties of ttao Grnml \ W j
.V —V. lolouival Collection lauio Only l ull Growu H
mamcoßßOs 2*) /stfsg
TfSgsKS'Sa-* Or UNICORN OF HOLY WRIT, fl BL<g!y
That lias ever been captured. This Leviathan who w
, /T WEIGHS OVEREIGIiT THOUSAND POUNDS, &.?.£ CSS/ 1
Was oaptnrcd Ir. t’no Jungles of India by Mr. Georcro 'vJQs£
2r feovell.tlie Agent of Mr. Sheldenburger, and costby ?r~ .
thetlme belauded in New York on March Ist of tho " Ui
MK&jEfci v present year, Over $41,000 fu Gold* The great- W
'Ws’J 1P rwt dlllleulty occurred 1 u getting a Den built strong . tI
enough to hold the monster, and yet so arranged as "
WULIJ? •'-.&# to be readily transported through the country. Tim ft
cago tlmt contains him is a magnificent specimen ot hi
mmm imp—a—■ mechanism, ami was built by Castor,Carriage and vX H
I Wagon Guilder, of Philadelphia. It requires to trails- yiflk lU
I port tula Hugo Beast and Den v*
■fe —f EIGHT MASSIVE HORSES. gSMyBTj
l\ / Next in Importance to this Great Marvel is the
V\ 1 Floplian* •* SELI M,” A I*nir of llnetrlnn
\V * C'uuiclh, A Guu, or Horned Hoim*, A lioyul I tuiTAkV
, vk JJengiil Tiger. lHiilißßWiiF'' 11 1
K SIGMICR BALIZE’S :
|i I>cii of’ I’vrf'orniliiK Animals! J | 1
{Pi Xilono aud Tigora, X \
V \ Which will be entered at each Exhibition by this iu’
< P trepid Lion King. t
TIIE other cages contains
Aslatle and African Lions, African Lioness, ltrazlllan
mm ii■ r. i •'-■!—h Tigers, Senegal Leopards, Clietah Leojmrd, Water JL wur^lbftaWtr.
ltutfalo. Striped Hyena, Spotted Hyena, ltlack Bear, Wia
V. cinnamon Bear. African Ostric.li, South American •
Buina, Atrlcan Wolf, Bhiek Wolf, Oce-
CJhau* Civit cVt! Bouth American SlotJi,
df'WPli J|l! ni / 1 \| Sacred Cow; over lw dlirerent species o fthe Mopkey
Tjq&g*c-- A * Tribe; Birds of every clime, such ns Golden and Sll-
V ver Pheasants. Brds of Paradise, Macaws, Parrots,
nf-flmijrvtf\ White Peacock, African Pelicans, South American
Anjmnla too numerous to parlicularizct
\ kg. Especial IxToto.
OTlt [QUESTRISH HOUSE!
oftuocri'jl European Combination wllW>cbotU fl
AS?-. SBILLIANt & DIVEBSIFIBai X3D
/ Presenting a of Nvivclties by . sjfTFft OF /-' /l /TT~-\
A a unequalod in * .wif several sp ebilfies, \x.f'.*a /vaA
* each ot whom liasb'’*-engaged outlie tcorcoi ability Sa| KJtoA
KA alone, i of expense. *
V> AS jCload. t lio
Hanes rf tio Eauestrian Constellation!
'i ; 2V? SJb, Mr lIVTOVCVBTJOSA, M ADAMR r MJIIOMA JL—rrWK
jir'.WM.'AVM.VU, Ur.JAMKS" an.
f LIT'ILK MARY BROWN.
The vnSTrcnmrknMor.iiii'stilcnm'ofiinvnse. Thin
i ■' ;- r - X V I , .N4 K 1 , .-l , rl‘?.U! 1 ’
GRAND STREET FAnjDE {
Will tal:o placo dally ntlO A.M.,beaded by tho Car
cf Aurora* containing
t TUg Enroneaii Military Brass Eauil,
\ v r
I’-oyulTrupplugM* lUa Cuiue!.-,
r TEo Eawlio Bmiioccrofl r.cn.
j* cur word for it, it m ill paj.
<irv Z? 1 Exhibitions Each Day, &&**&*-
:‘s N i afternoon & NiaiiT. a fj
clr ‘A AOSIISSrOX.... ....60 \Ur? '
eigsiiOßiss v.:.a<-r 0... .!*•> ** A £&
fiY- f>> The Ks’.,lo!i:.nswlUhor:!v, "17
Ercnintf. (vVj
Ps.SEA.TS 'COTIJCI "R BOD,.
AZ P”SIE?eSEIi TrtS tfeV AMD BSTS.
A A^omk.
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FROSTBURC, -j
TUESDAY, OCTOBER fO.
* WESTERN PORT, TON 0 AV, OCTORU^^H