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Miscellaneous UnrtlMatiti.
BOBEBT McUOKiLD,
Attorney - at - Law,
!• 4 Washington*!., Cumberland, Md
WILL be at the Swauton CoalOo.’s
office, inßar ton,every Saturday.
Ana 10
4. ItUHJL, ML D.,
Frostburg, Md.
DR. RUHL devotee hie attention wholly
to the treatment of CHRONIC DIS
EASES, among which may be named, In
particular, Consumption, Asthma. Bron
chitis, Rheumatism, Qout, Jaundice and
Dyspepsia. Office hears aaily from 9 to
11 a. m., and S to 7 p. m., Sunday excepted.
No books kept and cash required for medi
cine. Cases treated by correspondence.
OFFICE—MoNeIU’n Drag Store.
Jan 15
HOUSE and LOT
FOH SALE.
A HOUSE and LOT on Onnand street
Frostburg, may be bought
CHEAP fob cash,
pi part cash and long time. House Is a
TWO-BTORY FRAME, with FOUR
ROOMS, KITCHEN and CELLAR. Lot
• in good condition,etc.
Apply early at
Octt> JOURNAL OFFICE.
GARRI CUES,
THE
popular hat:ter
OF THE 18TH CENTURY.
AND NOBBY STYLES OF
Caps, Canss
9 UHBBELLAB.
498 WEST BALTIMORE STREET,
Baltimore, Md.
%T BILK HATS A SPECIALTY. [sBB
FBOSTBUBB
IRON WORKS!
FBOSTBUBO. MD.
rHOMAS hTpaul & SON,
xazdpAonnuua or
IABBOW fiDAfiE
LOOOMOTIVE&
Quito ary and 1 oi table Steam Engines
U sad" Bollsrs, Saw and Orlst Mills,
nine machinery. Car Wheels and all
ilnds ot Iran and Brass Castings, Steam
i’unpa. Wrought Pipe and Fittings lor
Hearn, Water and Oas, at market prices
Buildings Heated by Steam. School
Desks—Soper’s Patent, ot all sizes. Re
Min oi Machinery promptly attended to
Ftb S _____
Cumberland k Pennsylvania Railroad
NEW TIME TABLE
r |’o TAKE EFFECT
.L Monday, Nov. 15,1880.
Passenger trains leave Cumberland at
9.15 a. m. and 5.40 p. m.
frostburg, east, 7.10, a. m., and 12.43 p. m.
“ west, 10.12, “ “ 4.40 11
SCHEDULE;
- LEAVE —, STATIONS , —ARRIVE —,
l.m. |a.m. I la. x. f.m
1.16 11.40 Piedmont 11.15 5.45
1.30 11.65 Barton 10.53 5.36
p. u.
.40 13.10 Lonaconlng 10.42 5.13
.55 13.35 Ocean 10.26 4.67
.10 13.43 Frostburg 10.13 4.40
.40 1.13 Mt. Savage 9.40 4.14
.48 1.19 Barrelville 9.40 4.06
.00 1.30 C.&P. Junction 9.29 3.55
•15 1.45 Cumberland 9.151 3.40
-A KKIVK —' > — LEAVE —'
P BURWELL,
Nov 37 General Superintendent.
U VLTIMORE k OHIO RAILROAD.
i N and after l)ec.*lbt, 1880, trains will
arrive and depart as follows:
UIMiiEBLAKD.
l.i .IVK | WESTBOUND TRAINS | DEPART
i. ;t>aia No. 8 Express. | 6:3lam
.:o'Jam No. 3 Exi ress. I 3:15 am
No. 6 Accoiumod’u | 7:35 a m
134 p m No. 16 Express. j 3:54 p m
1 P m No. 14 Mail. | 4:00 p m
IKUIVE | EABTBOUND TRAINS | DEPART
.4.) pm No. 1 Express. I 5:05 pm
:30 a m No. 8 Express. ( 1:40 ara
:18 am No. 5 Express. | 9:35 a m
;40 p m No. 7 Accommod’n |
:57 am NoMflUKail. | 9:03 a m
No; 8,10 and 3 runs to Chicago, Clncin
tl and St. Louis.
Nos. 6,14,7 and 19 daily except San
ya; all other trains dally.
Dec 11 J. F. LEGGE,Agent.
‘ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD^
(BEDFORD DIVISION.)
DN and after Monday, Nov. 10th, 1880,
Passenger Trains will leave and arrive
Station on Hay street, Cumberland,
lly, except Sunday, as follows:
LKAYR , STATIONS. ,—ARRIVE-^
**• **• P. U. P. If.
65 815 Cumberland 185 1105
87 853 Hyudman 13 53 10 28
20 A. If.
950 Bedford 11 55 985
p. M.
45 1310 Huntingdon 985 715
20 405 Altoona 830 650
M - A. M.
01 730 Pittsburg 4SO 13 20
45 315 Harrisburg 420 410
. p - M
-10 685 Baltimore 10 50 1210
15 635 Philadelphia 11 55 12 20
55 930 New York 835 925
______ p. M. A. 11.
ARRIVE —' ' LEAVE —'
icTB. —Time here given is Philadel-
At line, which is five minutes fasten ban
timoretime.
ntlre trams run through to Huntlng
. Through cars between Huntingdon
Pliiladelphia, New York,Baltimore
sbington and Pittsburg.
11 Cumberland and Pennsylvania
is stop at Hay street Stafon.
orfulllnformation,tlme-tables,ratcsof
, &c., call on Peter Noon, Agent,
ler Baltimore and Liberty streets
verett Mabean, at the station, Cum
ind.or address Tnos. E. Watt, Pas
er Agent Western District. Pittsburg
L. P. FARMER, e ’
General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON,
ItS7 General Manager,
WE ARE NOW RECEIVING
New Spring Goods.
Flannel Saltings and American Drew Goode In large
varieties.
French All Wool Cashmeres, In Blacks, from 45 ots
te SI.BO per yard, of the very best make and dye.
All Wool Colored Oaehmerei.
New Prints, In best quality, bordered and plain.
A handsome let of Shirting Cambrics at 18+ cts.
Gentlemen’s Searft, Ties, Linen Collars and Caffs an
( the latest things ont.
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t Ladles’ Fine Black Kid Gloves In Three Buttons a
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* $1.85. An excellent Glove and splendid quality at $2 pei
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pair. All sixes on hand.
Tapestry and Extra Super-Ingrain Carpets, Color
. and Designs entirely now. The effects in Crimson, Wlm
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5 and Plum are superior to anything hitherto offered.
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| Our Stock throughout Is generally complete and>i
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guarantee our prices to be as low as any for the quality.
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We are having great success with our
Fancy Family Floui
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 to
hold our place In the estimation of the very liberal pat
ronage enjoyed by us so long in this community.
HITCHINS BROS.
THE MINING JOURNAL.
3. B. ODER. 0. W. ODER.
J.B ODER A BRO>,
PROPRIETORS.
Joseph WouiHley,
BUSINESS AGENT AT ECKHART.
l>liice.MainSt.,HltchliisUros. Building
~ TERMS OP SUBSCRIPTION :
One Copy, one year. In advance $1 SO
Frost burg. April IC. 1881.
#ri|inal forttg.
AN APOSTROPHE TO TUP, OARBi
OF HONEST TOIL.
Hail I mystic goddess of the fair,
Enshrined on Hymen's Isle ;
Thy devotees ne’er fail to please
Who don the garbs of toll to sew awhile ■
Good honest toll will compensate
When free from fraud and guile,
'Twill habit well both beau and belle
Who robe in garbs of toil, greenback)
to coll.
Kind needie-marms, our buttons sew,
And make us blithely smile ;
We mean to show before we go
Weworethe garbs of toil to earn our pile
School dames who teach our Juveniles
Their kuowle dgc-boxes pile
With rules and roots to make good boots
Ensconced in robes of toil, sly coons t(
foil.
Ex-cooks, superb, before you dress
In fashion’s latest style,
Remember well that modest belle
Who wore the garb of toil in cuislnestyle
Maternal dames, with affix names,
Still grace thrifts domicile,
With romping joys in girls and boys
Who’ll grace some garbs of toil in comlnj
style.
You dames of ease, who flirt and squeeze
Your forms in spider style,
Go net some loon or bald dragoon
Who sneers atgarbsoftoil with flippan
guile.
1 Brave rustic peers, thee 1 salute,
As nobles of the soil,
Lord, grant such men four-score-and-ten
To honor garbs of toil, though brownei
with moil.
Butchers, bakers and chimney-sweeps
All rank in fashion’s file,
( They are the knights o( kitchen rights,
Costumed to suit their toil in apron styh
Mechanics too, costumed in blue,
Begrimed with sooty soil,
Who forge steel rails, steam horse an
whales
To aid commercial toil in vulcan styh
Those polypedcs, or iron steeds,
Like earthquakes shake our soil,
With thundering neigh they hourly say
We are the sons of toil, we make yo
smile.
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Vast iron whales, with fins and tails,
Equipped for ocean toil,
They bring us teas and queued Chinese,
- Who curse and blight our soil will
Pagan guile.
Cavern worthies find us supplies,
Our esculents to boil,
And fossil feed for every steed
Harnessed for honest toil in puffing style
Our newsmen, in their tanclumt too,
> Arc not exempt from soil,
But “ready clink” fills every chink,
And whitens garbs of toil, sync white
legs smile. Cap. Shine.
UteffUami.
Ob
The spring trade his fairly ’ egun
our merchants 1 avo leeeivol thcii
new golds, and (he columns of tin
Journal are ever open to keep (hi
public posted. A man who r.ftei
having laid in a sleek of goods ti
supply (ho public demand, must no’
be surprised to see customers go bj
his door to buy from his mote enter
prising neighbors who freely advertise
if he neglects this stepping-stone o:
success. The man who shows the most
push in buying and selling, dealt
fairly and square’y with all men, eelh
his goods for the least possible price
consistent with a living profit, need
never fear to make his statements to
the public, and he can reach the public
in no other way like a neat, concise
advertisement in his home newspaper.
We may preach home enterprise
until we die or starve to death, and
yet if we don’t keep pace with our
neighbors, we neviPcan supply the
wants of any community. People do
not run off to the cities for things
they want ns a preference of whom to
buy; but, the persistent advertising
of city merchants has inducsd them
to believe they can do better. We
hold, every community is interwoven
and their interest so blended as to
always have the better hand of all
outsiders, and if they cannot com
mand home patronage, the fault lies
with themselves.—Rising Sun (Md.)
Journal.
Alcohol is recommended for cleaning
silver. It cleans banknotes equally as
well; in fact, any kind of money it
cleans with surprising alacrity. For
sale by druggists everywhere.—Daniel
tonville Sentinel.
“You don’t know bow glad I am to
see you, Clara, dear.” “ Oh, yes I am,”
replied Clara dear; “Johnny told me
that be heard yon say you would rather
die than see me.”
They say that Jove will go where it is :
sent. And it appeals always to be sent
after the homely girl with the rich old j
daddy. Why is this thus wise P-Han- I
Miwtwitffc Stntmei
O. JARRETT & BRO.
Hare added to their Fnrnil’tm Business,
UNDERTAKING B KAM3HES
They are fully prepared to supply
Coffios, Caskets and Burial Cases,
Trimmed in the FINEST STYLE for a great deal less money than the
same articles are furnished elsewhere in the county. All our Funeral
Furniture is upholstered in the most tasteful manner. We have recently
purchased an ELEGANT HEARSE—the finest in the county—with
which we will deliver COFFINS, etc., purchased from us, Free of Charge /
R9Orders by telegraph promptly filled. [Sept 18-y
B, STERN & CO’S
Dry Goods 1 Clothing 1
STORE!
o New Calicos only - 5c a yard
Very Best Calicos only - 6c “
Muslins down to 6,7 and 8c “
THE VERY BEST,
g Very Fine 50-cent Cashmeres
5
- ARE REDUCED TO 3Se
Which are actually splendid goods and a good bargain.
d
A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF
‘ NEW DRESS GOODS
id
e At 1 O cents a Yard.
- B. STERN & CO.,
Main Street, Frostburg*, Md.
u
B Feb 19-tt
SPRING AND SUMMER
M
y \\7 E HEG LEAVE TO ASK YOUR KIND INSPECTION OF OUU NEW
’ * STOCK— completely assorted in all departments. In no previous season
have we shown such a variety of Styles and Fabrics, which we offer at CO WEST
’’ I’lt ICES, based upon our well known principle—
“ONE PRICE” TO ALL.
8 Garments cheerfully EXCHANGED or MONEY REFUNDED if goods do not
s suit.
■ B. E, HILLMAN & CO.,
100 West Baltimore Street,
[ Apr 3 BALTIMORE, HD.
’ LX3STE 1
STEAM BETWEEN
BALTIIRORE&LIVERPOOL
Calling at
HALIFAX and QUEENSTOWN.
Each way.
fhesplcndid Screw Steamers of the above
Line will run aa follows:
From
Tons. Baltimore
3000. .BUENOS AYBEAN. .Mar. 20
And thereafter from Baltimore every fort
night.
Alls learners are appointed to leave Bal
timore at 9 a. m., on their advertised
dates.
Steerage Passage to or from Liverpool
Londenberry, Glasgow, Queenstown, Bel
fast, Bristol, Cardiff, Ac., at Lowest
Rato. Very best accommodations for
Steerage and Intermediate Passengers.
Anexperienced surgeon i s attached to each
vessel. Intermediate and Steerage steward
esses carried by each steamer for the pur
pose of attending to the wants of the fe
males and children. For farther particu
lars or passage tickets to and from Great
Britain,apply to
A. SCHUMACHER & CO., Baltimore;
in Frostburg to J. JANDORF,
Mar 19-y Main Street
FOR KENT.
PAUL’S OPERA HOUSE
STORE-ROOMS,
—ASD—
ROOMSon 2d floor, suitable for Offices-
Apply to THOS. H. PAUL,
Mull Frostburg, Md. |
I Medical.
■ J. BUHL, M. D., FEOSTBURQ, ML.,
HAS confined bis practice entirely to
the treatment of Conßumption
and Asthma, and will positively attend
■ to no other cases.
Office hours daily from 9 to 11 o’clock
a. m. Sundays excepted.
No books kept and cash required for
treatment and medicines. [Nov 16
ZELLER’S
Artistic Tonsorial Saloon
HAIR CUT
PHYSIOLOGICALLY AND WITH
special regard to making everybody
look
Sprues and Neat Luring the, Summer. ■
SHAMPOOING - AND SHAVING 1
Tenderly Executed.
Q. W. ZELLER,
Corner Main Street and Broadway.
Dec 4 ]
DR. JOHN J. JONES, 1
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Of „
flee on Main street in Thomas' bnlld ~
Ing.Frostburg.Md. [Aug 80 v
SIMS HOUSE,
PIEDMONT (Baltimore and Ohio rail
oad,) WesrtVirginia,
Not 7 J. P, A. BNTLEB.Prop’r.
UlMlluMiiiAiTtrtlwniti.
P. J. SMITH,
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
MAKES A SPECIALTY OF
Repairing Cine Watches and
Jewelry.
HAS a PKACTICAL JEWELER and
PRACTICAL WATCHMAKERS
ON PINE REPAIRING.
, kngha vino done to order
*®*ALL WORK WARRANTED.
, Sole agent in Cumberland for the
| CRYSTAL SPECTACLE,
Finest Made at the Price.
An elegant stock of
Fine Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, etc.
- 78 BALTO. ST., CUMBERLAND,^)
$ I 0.00
REWARD
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I*HE abore REWARD will bo given for
POSITIVE Information that will IN
EVITABLY lead to the DETECTION,
ARREST and CONVICTION of any par
ty, or parties, known to DEFACE, RE
MOVE, or in any manner to wantonly or
maliciously TAMPEI with my
Adrertlalng Sign ourds.
FRANK C. BEALL,
,‘Mammoth’’ Hardware, Wooden War*
and Store Store,
Lowndes & Clary’s old stand,
Feb 1 Frostbnra. Md.
Apkil Ist, 1879.
Recognizing the fact that the relation
■hip existing between the Counties o
Maryland and the City of Baltimore is
such that residents of the Counties bare
occasion to visit the City frequently dur
ing the year; in consideration of these
facts and the liberal patronage extended
the “Maltby” in the past, I deem it but a
matter of justice that some discrimination
should be made in their favor. . I have
theretoreconcluded to
Keducethe Price of Board to $2 a day
feeling confident that the same will be fully
1 appreciated by them, and at the some time
merit and secure an increased share of
their patronage. Assuring them that
nothing will be left undone that can add
totheir comfort during their stay.
Rooms without board, 7S cents and up
ward per day.
C. R. HOGAN,Prop.
Apr 6
I DEFY
COMPETITION
T HAVE JUST RECEIVED PART OF
-I my
Spring and Summer Stock
of PIECE GOODS for Gents’ Wear, con
sisting of WORSTEDS of all grades,
CASSIIWER£S, in Light and Dark
Colors,
CHEVIOTS,
CLOTHS,
DOESKINS.
and all goods pertaining to man to wear.
To keep up my former reputation, I will
give you bitter goods, better ‘.rimming
ami a better fit than any man m the
county, and at lust but not least for
Less Money,
and I defy any man in the Tailoring
Line to compete with me—either in prices,
trimming or workmanship. I will quote
you a few prit es :
A Fancy Cassimere Suit, light or
dark, made to order, for
A Fancy Cheviot Suit, made to or
der, for 17.00
Worsted Suits at and above 21.00
My Worsteds I will guarant* o to bo im
ported goods, and if they fail I will cheer
fully make you another suit free of charge.
I will make you a good pair of Pants any
color for $4.50, and guarantee them to be
all wool.
Everybody is aware that I keep by fhr
the
Largest Stock of Tailoring Goods
in Frostburg, consequently you have a
better chance to get what you want and
not take what the tailor wants you to take.
It makes no difference what kind of a
suit you want, all you have to do is to ask
for it and you get it. Wo have the goods
in stock and don’t sell by samples as oth
ers do.
In addition to |tbe above, I still keep a
very large and fine line of
Ready-Made
CLOTHING
For Men and Boys.
Also a large Hue ol HAYS and CAPS,
j and the finest and largest line of
Gents Furnishing Goods
in town. Also tbe finest lino of Gents'
Jewelry of all grades and styles, which
I will sell at 90 per cent, less than you can
buy elsewhere.
Those who want
Spring Suits
had better come early as work is coming
in very fast, and by so doing you will gel
your suit by the time the sun shines.
What I have said in the above I mean
and if you don’t believo it come and see
me and I will convince you by showing
you the articles and giving you the prices.
Respectfully yours,
MYER BEAR,
lu Wit tig’* Old Stand. ’
Apr 9-y