Frostburg mining journal. [volume], April 09, 1881, Image 4

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MUcHlaiioouN AdrertlKmentii.
BOBC BTMcBONI A LD ,
Attorney - at - Law.
No. 4 Washingtonat., Cumberland, MO
WILL be at the Swantou Coal Co.'t
office,lnilaitou,every Saturday.
Auk 10
J. HUHL, M.1k7~
Frosthurg, Md.
DR. RUHL devotes his attention wholly
to the treatment ol CHRONIC! DIS
EASES, among which may he named, in
particular, Consumption, Asthma, Urun
chills, Rheumatism, Uout, Jaundice and
Dyspepsia. UtUee hours daily Irom 9 to
11a. m.,and 6 to 7 p. m., Sunday excepted.
No books kept and cash required lor medi
cine. Cates treated by correspondence.
OFFlCE—HcXelll'a Brag Store.
Jan 10
HOUSE and LOT
POH SALE,
A HOUSE and LOT on Ormand street
Fruslburg, may be bought
CHEAP FOB CASH,
ot part cash and long time. House is a
Two-SToRV FRAME, with FOUR
ROOMS, KITCHEN and CELLAR. Lot
Ism good condition,etc.
Apply eariy at
Ort 90 JOURNAL OFFICE
GARRIGUES,
THE
POPULAR HATTER
OF THE 19TH CENTURY.
AND NOHUY STYLES OP
HATS Caps, Canes
y UMBItLLLAS.
498 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
Baltimore, Md.
Hr SILK HATS A SPECIALTY. [a2B
I'UOSTUUBU
IRON WORKS 1
FROST BURG. MD.
THOMAS hTTaUL & SON
UAffUfACTOUBBS OF
NAKUOWtiVAOE
LOCOMO TIV ESt
CUtio ary and luilableStcam Engines
O and Boners, Saw and Unst Mills,
mine machinery, Car Wheels and ah
kinds ol Iron ana Brass Castings, Steam
I’nmps, W roughi Pipe and Fittings tor
Steam, W alei and Gas, at market prices
Holdings Healed by Steam. Sehoo
Desks— Super’s 1 aleul, ol sllsizes. He
pairs oi Machinery promptly attended to
111 8
Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad
NEW TIME TABLE
r I •'0 TAKE EFFECT
.L Monday, JXov. 10,1880.
Passenger trains leave Cumberland at
a.15 a. m. and 3.40 r. u.
Frosthurg, east, 7.10, a. m., and 12.42 p. u.
“ west, 10.12, “ “ 4.40 “
SCHEDULE:
r- LEAVE —, STATIONS r- ABlilVß—>
A.M. | A. M. | j A. U. | P >1
3.15 | 11.40 j Piedmont I 11.13 5.45
U.3U I 11.53 I Barton I 10.33 I 5.23
6.40 , 12.10 | Lomiconing i 10.42 i 5.12
(i. 33 I 12 23 I Ueeeu 10 26 4.31
7.10 J i 2.42 | Frosthurg | 10.12 | 4.40
740 I llt I Mt. Savage j 0.40 ■ 4,14
7.48 l.lj Bane. Vide 9.40 4.UU
B.ou | 1.30 j C. JsP. Junction | 9.29 | 3.53
8-15 | 1.43 | Cumberland | 9.13 | 3.40
LEAVE — l ’
P. L.BURWELL,
Nov 27 Oeneral Suiierinlunuent.
BALTIMORE A OHIO RAILROAD.
ON and alter Dec. Ist, 1830, trains will
arrive and depart as lollows:
CIIMuEULASD.
AII HIVE I WESTBOUND TBALSS | OBPAKT
(1.26 a m j No. 8 Express. 6:31 a m
2:00 a m j No. 2 Ex; less. 2:15 a m
No. 6 Aetommod'n 7:23 a m
8.34 p m [ No. 10 Express. 3:34 p m
3 37 p m | No. 14 Mull. 4:00 p m
AlllllVE | EASTUOUND TRAINS | DEPART
4.43 p m No. 1 Express. | 5:03 p nr.
1:80 a m No. 3 Express. | 1:40 a m
0 18am No. 5Ev press. I 9.33 am
7:40 p m No. 7 Aecommod’n |
8:57 a m No, 19 Mail. | 0:02 a m
No; 8,10 and 2 runs to Chicago, Cmcin
nali and St. Louis.
Nos. 6,11, 7 and 19 daily except Sun
days; all otacr trains daily.
Dec 11 J. P. LEGGE,Agent.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
(BEDFORD DIVISION.)
ON and after Monday, Nov. 10th, 1880,
Passenger Trains will leave and nrrii e
at Station on Hay street, Cumberland,
dully, except Sunday, as follows:
, —LEAVE , STATIONS. , ARRIVE—,
*8 53 *8 15 Cumberland P i 25 UOS
327 853 Hyudman 12 53 10 28
4 20 A. m
950 Bedford 11 55 935
P. M.
645 12 10 Huntingdon 935 715
820 403 Altoona 830 550
A. M. A. M,
12 01 730 Pittsburg 420 12 SO
12 45 315 Harrisburg 420 410
P. M.
740 035 Baltimore 10 50 1210
415 635 Pliilad. Ipbla 11 55 12 20
655 930 New York 825 925
P. M A. M.
'—ARRIVE —' > LEAVE '
Note—Time hero given is Philadel
phia lime, winch is live minutes fastenlian
Baltinmretime.
Entire trams rnn through to Hunting
don. Through oars between Hm.tinpdon
ami Philadelphia. New York,Baltimore,
Washington and Pittsburg,
Alt Cura' erland and Pennsylvania
trams stop si Hay street Slat on.
For full information, time- tables, ratesof
fare, Ac., cad on Peter Noon, Agent,
corner Baltimore and Liberty streets,
or Everett MAREAN.aUhestnllnn.Ciini
be;lnnd,or address Titos. E. Watt, Pas
senacr Agent Western District. Pittsburg,
p a . L. P. FARMr.R,
Genera I Pasaenge: Agent.
FRANK THOMSON,
Not 97 Genera 1 Manager.
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING |
New Spring Goods.
Flannel Suitings and American Ureas Goods in large
varieties.
French All Wool Cashmeres, in Blacks, from 4S els
to 81.30 per yard, of the very best make and dye.
All Wool Colored Cashmeres.
New Prints, in best quality, bordered and plain.
A handsome lot of Shirting Cambrics at IS) cts.
Gentlemen’s Scarfs, Ties, Linen Collars and Calfs arc
the latest things oat.
Ladies’ Fine Black Kid Gloves in Three Buttons at
81.80. An excellent Glove and splendid quality at 83 per
pair. All sizes on hand.
Tapestry and Extra Super-Ingrain Carpets, Colors
and Designs entirely new. The cflects in Crimson, Wine
and Plum are superior to anything hitherto olfered.
Our Stock throughout is generally complete and >c
guarantee our prices to be as low as any for the quality.
We arc having great success with our
Fancy Family Flour
At $7 00 per barrel.
We cordially Invite the public to give us a call, and
wc shall not fall in our endeavors the coming season lo
hold our place In the estimation of the very liberal pat
ronage enjoyed by us so long In this community.
HITCHINS BROS.
BtbM-U 1
ME MINING JOURNAL.
J.B. ODER. C. W.ODEE.
J.B ODERdcBBO.,
PEOPEIETOES.
Joseph IVomsley,
BUSINESS AGENT AT ECKHAET.
illkc.MainSl.llll Hi in sltros.lt ni Id i ne
TEEMS OK SUBSCUIPTIOM:
Obc Copy, cue year. in advance |1 5>
“ ‘‘ six mouths, ** 75
Froatbnrg, April 9, 1881.
plfeulkim
Nearly all the coal mines in the
northern and western districts of
Missouri closed Monday. The owneis
refused an advance.
A largely attended anti-rent
meeting was hel l in Chicago Saturday
night. The attendance was mainly
composed of members of workingmen’s
unions. Resolutions were passed de
nouncing the recent marked advance
in rents, "which already had absorbed
the principal portion of the fruit of
tho workingmen's industry, and
staling that the workingmen having
through the dreary winter paid out
their hard-earned wages for fuel at
three times its nominul value, for rot
ten eggs, tough chickens, diseased
meat, tallow butter, sanded sugar,
adulterated and poisonous bread, tea,
cofiee, etc., were unable to pay increas
ed rant for rlaces to live in which
were unfit for the lower animals."
Toe following kaleidoscopic view
of existence shews what an adept
Wilkins is at paragrams:
Man's life is a game of cards. First
it is “oribbage." Next he tries to “go
it a'one” at a sort of "cut, shuflb and
deal" pace. Then he "raises" the
"deuce" when his mother "takes a
hand in,” and contrary to Hovle,
“beats the little joker with her five."
Then with Lis "dmmonds"he wins the
"queen of hearts.” Tired of “playing
a lene hand,” he expressess a desire
to “assist" his fa : r "partner," "throws
cut his cards,” and tho clergyman
takes a ten dollar bill out of him on
"a pair." She "orders him up” to
build fires. Like a "knave" he joins
tho “clubs,"where he often gets“high,’'
which is "low," too. If he keers
"straight* he is oltimea "flush.” lie
grows old atd ‘bluff,” sees a"deal"
of trouble, when at last he “shuflles"
off his mortal coil and “passes in his
checks," and he is "raked in” by a
"spade.” Life’s fitful "game” is ended,
and he waits the summons of Gabriel’s
“trump,” which shall "order him up.”
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WiMtuhai eons Advertisement*.
Medical*
J. EUHL, M. D., BBOSTBURfI, MD. t
nAS confined hitfSinieiice entirely to
I ht'irca'.mciH Vl < mUIII|IIOII
and Ast li ilia, aim-will positively attend
to no oilier cases.
OlHee i ours .1 tily from 9 to 11 o'clock
a. in. Sundays except d
No books kept and cash required for
treatment ami medicines. [Nov 15
ZELLER’S’
Artistic Ton social Saloon
HAIR OUT
PHYSIOLOGICALLY and with
I special regai dto making every belly
look
Spruce and Neat During the. Summer.
shampooiniTTnd shaving
Tenderly Executed
G. W. ZELLER,
Corner Main Street and Broadway, j
Dec 4
B. STERN & CO’S
Dry Goods | Clothing 1
STORE!
New Calicos only ■ 5c a yard
Very Best Calicos only - 6c 61
Muslins down to 6, 7 and 8c “
THE VEBY BEST,
Very Fine 50-cent Cashmeres
ARE REDUCED TO 3ac
Which are actually splendid goods and a good bargain.
A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
NEW DRESS GOODS
At lO cents a Yard.
B. STERN & CO.,
Main Street, Frostburg, Md.
Feb 19-tt
MATTE YOURSELVES
BY BUYING A GOOD
GREAT
IN PRICES.
Early Callers Secure Bargains.
The Hardware and Stove Man.
tUscellaiieons Advertisements.
SIMS HOUSE;
PIEDMONT (Baltimore and Ohio rail
oad,) Wesrt Virginia,
Nov 7.1 P A. KNTLER Prop’r.
P. J. SMITH,
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
MAKES A SPECIALTY OP
Repairing I inc Wnlclies and
Jcwc*ry.
HAS a PRACTICAL JEWELER and
PRACTICAL WATCHMAKERS
ON FINE REPAIRING)-.
ENUHA VINO DONE 10 OliDßli.
WORK WARRANTED.
Sole agent in Cumberland lor tlie
CRYSTAL SPECTACLE,
Finest Made at the Price.
An elegant slock of
Fine Wa idles, Clocks, Jewelry, etc.
78 11 ALTO. ST., CUMBERLAND, MD
$ I 0.00
REWARD
'I'IIE above REWARD will be given for
I POSITIVE intoimation that will IN
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ARREST and CONVICTION cl any nar
•y, or parti s, known to DEFACE, RE
MOVE, or in any inarnor to wantonly or
nabciously TAMPEI villi my
Advertising Sign ourdn.
FRANK C. BEALL,
•Mammoth" Hardware, Wooden Ware
and Stove Store,
Lowndes & Clary’s old stand,
Feb 1 Froiithiire. Md.
April Ist, 1879.
Recognizing Hie fact that the relation
ship existing between the Counties o
Maryland and the City of Baltimore is
such that residents of tbe Counties have
occasion to visit the City frequently dur
ing the year; in consideration of tbesa
tacts and tbe liberal patronage extended
the "Maltby" in I lie past, I deem it but a
mallei of justice Ilia' some discrimination
should be made in lliotr favor. 1 have
ibcrelorercncluded to
Reducethe Price of Board to $2 a day
reeling confident that the same will belully
appreciated by them, and at tbe same time
merit mid secure an indented share ot
their patronage. Assuring them that
nothing will be tell undone that cun add
totlieir comfort during their stay.
Rooms without board, 7S cents and up
ward per day.
(J. It. IIOGAJV.Prop.
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