Frostburg mining journal. [volume], November 18, 1882, Image 3

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Hitchins Bros’ Column.
“That Shirt
OF MINE !”
Ever tiace Adam wa forced to go Into
the
Clot! ing Business
It has been the aim of man to bare a
GOOD FITTING
SHIRT!
How often have we heard men complain
ing of uncomfortable, bad-fitting ah trie,
and many la the time we have approached
men on business and their shirts fitted so
badly, the bosoms stuck up ao high in their
faces that you would almost have to go
behind thim and look over their should
•is to talk to them. It has been a wonder
for a long while why, in olden times, they
built the pulpits so high in churches. It is
thought, hy gome, it wag don* tUtt the
good old brethren might see the prcac'heia 1
over their bad-fitting shirts It is a notice
able fact that very few of tbe brethren ever
kneel in church now a-days and we fear it
is their bad-fitting shirts that won't allow
them to bend tlia knee. It Is true there
haw been great improvements made in the
cut and fit of shirts in the last 10 to 15
years, but it remains for
“That Shirt of Mine”
to fill tho bill. It is entirely a new thing,
PITS WELL,
WEARS WELL,
IS COMFORTABLE,
Will slay clean longer and is made of
The Best Material
“You may fall down, roll over, stand on
your head if your will,
Hbt tbe fit of that shirt will be with you
still."
WIVES,
If you love your husbands (and of course
you do) come at once and buy them a set
of these Shirts.
HUSBANDS,
If you love your wives—well, you had
better give them money and let them buy
their own rigging.
Now, old men, young men and boys, if
you want to have comfort and feel good,
if you want to save money and be happy
buy
EIGHMIE’S
Patent Shirts
of your humble servants, who are the sole
Agents fer tills vicinity.
It Caps the Climax
and is what everybody has been trying to
get for years.
HITCHINS BROS.
CHE MINING JOURNAL.
j. 1). ODER, Editor and Proprietor.
Joseph Womsi.ky, Agent at Eel hart.
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Front burg. Vat. IS, ISOS.
Garbs are out for a wedding at the
M. E. Church, South, next Tuesday
evening.
The Journal office will be oper
until 9 o'clock every evening next
wak. Those owing subscription dues
should come and learn why we "keep
such late hours.
Diptukria—But one or two cases
, remain in or about town, and those
are convalescent. This epidemic may
be said to be subsiding in this section
We learn there are several cases at
and near Midland. Dr. Smith lost a
child several days ago.
Married —At 6} o’clock Wednes
day morning, at the residence of the
i bride's father, C H. Tlumill, Esq., by
Rev. Dr. Buhl, Mr. N. M. Dean and
Miss Kate G, Hamii.l, all of Frost
i burg. The happy pair left atome
upon an eastern tour, carrying with
them tbe sincere wishes of many
friends for lifetime happiness.
Death from Gas Suffocation.—
Dr. G. W. Wiener, formerly of Balti
more, died at Denver, Colorado, Wed
nesday, from gas suffocation. An
amiable, highly cultivated gentleman,
his death in the midst of health and
at the early age of 29, is a terrible
shoik to his family and friends. He
was a brother of Chailes J. Wiener,
member of the last Houseoi Delegates,
and a couan of Mrs. B. Stern, of this
place.
A Testimonial. —Mayor Ravens
craft was called from tho Council
Chamber Monday evening to hie home.
Arriving there he found the hou-e in
possession of a “surprise party, 1 ' who,
having come from the membership of
the English Baptist church, informed
the family of their desire to testify
their esteem on the eve of separation.
An elegant silver fruit stand was then
presented the doctor and Mrs. Ravens
oraft, who accepted it gracefully and
gratefully, and who will preserve it
as a souvenir of pleasant church aeso
ation in Frostburg.
Marriage of cur. State's Attor
ney.—OuTtusday evening Mr. David
W. Sicsn, Stele's Attoroe • for this
county, was manied ir. St. Louis, Mo.,
to Mi?s Mary Lamar Good, daughter j
of Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Good, formerly i
of Virginia, but no v residents of St.
Louis. Among the ushers were C 1 !
Henry J. Johnson, of the Cumberland
Hews, Mr. Robert McDonald, ai.d j
Capt. W. 0. Hoffman, of Cumberland.
Among those present were Miss Agiif s
. Sloan, of L.>naconing, Dr. Gcor.e
Sloan, of lowa, sister an ! brother of
1 the groom, and Miss Jane Cary Har
tieon, of Mat tiusburg, W. Va.
Personal.—The iamily of Dr. W.
H. Ravonscralt left Wednesday morn
ing for Parkersburg, W. Va., their
future homo. The doctor himself re
mains for several days. The removal
of this estimable gentleman fiom our
midst is regretted by all our people.
In hie private, public, official, and es
i pecially his professional capacity, he
has become endeared to the large
number whom he has Served. With
gentleness as a physician he unites the
delicacy of the perfect gentleman,
and these estimable qualities have
characterized his contacts with the
people. Twice elected Mayor of the
. town, be held the position with credit
to himself and the satisfaction ot the
public. Hence wo know thin great
body joias nsic expressing regret over
’ bis departure.
Wm. B, Jones, of Youngstown,
Ohio, is visiting liiends here.
Morris Q. Thomas te at home from
Pitlsbur*—sick.
A Phot:gbapuioOration.—After
a sucre sful summer's run at Oakland
Prof Nimmo, the great photog-aphor,
has removed to Sal.sbniy, Pa. We
r met him on a tram a few days ago
. He was enjoying good health and his
, good burner is chronic. The great
professor grew eloquent at times as
in rej ly to inter; ogalories concerning
his achievements he explained how
' his "opportunities for studying phys
iognomy and analyzing character are
< immense, though the technical terms
I (or euoh guff waft a little too high for
my {Tattle.” H “can eambleon five
points, however, and win the other
ninety five— f or guessing what a ga
, loot is made of; what he wants—front
i face, profile, or oblique—mil length,
! half butt or squat; what’s bia money
basis—aftei orde mg him to make a
75 per cent. 'epos, on neg., residuum
, C 0. D.; how much of him’s so id ami
i how much gas.' The great professor
ouuht to do a safe business any win re ;
' tho platform on which he r ins is as
: explicit as economical ; “No ball
broke, only-dime in pocket business
. done in this here ludio, nor any oth
er breed of flat-bustedness tolerate!
on or about the premises. Straight
cash flushes ma'-’e the hanks smil;,
children grin, ami wives love each
other! On these t rms. ladies a> d
i gentlemen, permit me to sizo you up
in carte, cabinet, Bxlo, life or heroic."
In this strain tho great | rof-s-or goes
ot. ; indeed, v e do his oral! ns ujusl
ice. But those who know tha great
professor well may imagine the style
of the omissions if they cannot supply |
them. We forgot to tomark that the
great professor rrjoices over recent
election results. In his judgmint the
country is rapidly ado, ting the plat
foi m ot Nimmo s rancho, as above giv
en ; “the sooner the bettor,’’ s.-.id lie,
"for I’ll tell you—whsn that tine
comes, as come*it must, it will be a
cold century for loot dicksrcrs and
lush-eaters.”
CiTv Council. Tibs body tnei
Monday evening, Mayor Raveuscraft
in the chair, J. S. Mo zgar, clerk.
After the transaction of routine
business, on motion o! Mr. Smeltz, j
council adjourned.
Immediately thereupon Mayor
lUveuscralt called a special meeting
and tendered Lis resignation to take i
effect at once,
i On motion of Mr. Bn si on, the res
ignation was accepted and resolutions
we;o adopted unanimously ss sollows: i
Hestiloe.il, That the thanks ot this •'omi
cil ami the community are due Mayor
Havoiisorafl lor tho able at.d impartial
manner u which ho lias perlo-med his
public duties and that we sh c. rely regret 1
his determination to remove from om
town.
Uemlved, That he carries wdh him on
leaving the position winch lie has so satis
-1 fact drily tilled 'he regal (Is and well-wishes
i of this Council.
Hesulcsd, That we, his late associates,
regard h s retirement a loss to us, hut sin
cerity hope Ih t it will prove a gam to
turn, and trust Hint his future wit. be as
bright and prosperous ns ho can anticipate
or desire.
lie deed. That tho Clerk ot this Cornu it
be requested to transmit to him the reso
lutions adopted on this occasion.
The Council then proceeded to Uia
; election of a president to seiva until i
a new mayor is elected, resulting in
the choice of Councilman Cl is™.
A special e'eotiou wag oid red to
be held Monday, the 27iii, Inst, and
i George Ho-'ken, A A. Rogers and
John B. McCtllloll elecied judges to
conduct the gaol election.
Adjourned.
Fatal Accident— Tnqmst.—Ber
nard Kenney, driver in Boiden Shaft,
was killed Tuesday by a heavy fat! ot
roof He was 18 years old and a son
of a worthy widow lady. On Wed ies
| day 'Squiie AtKinsuu, of this pla e,
I held an inqu.st, with tbe follow,: g
; gentlemen as jurors : John F Smith,
I foreman ; John Preston, George Robb.
| George Retdler, I’n- eiick Bop t -r,
| Joshua Sperry, 0 mr*d Erode, G urge
j Kear, Peter McDonald, Janies Camp
| beL, Thomas Mason and II nry Brod.
i Tho spot where the y atng man was
, crushed was viai i and eight witness
es examined, alter winch the j uy ren
dered the f-Hewing ver not: “Thai
the said Buney Kenney came to hia
death from unavo dnble accidental
causee.” Inspector Brown wag also
I resent.
The B itimcie San has introduced
two ol Hoe’s perfecting presses
dressed itself in a new outfit of type
and enlarged to the extant of tour
and-a-fcall columns. These improve
ments have been occasioned by a
growth of circulation and business
I I requiring more iapid work and a
larger accommodation of advertising
j demands upon its space. In all that
( goes to mak-' a gieat newspaper the
| Sun mniuiairis its {dace in tbe van.
>! The New Mail— Nearly a New
> Era. —The arrival nl E iltimore morn
- ing papers oh the 10:12 a. m. train is
something sufficiently new and gn nd
to call jorth genera, and genuine ex
, pressions of satis! ctioa. Thu people
are heartily thankful to all concerned
i in making a provision so timeiy and
in keeping with tho spirit uf the age.
Thanks to a fair Virginia lady for
“Milam" apples —an old but incompa
rably fine brand of fruit.
The election of some one to fill the
unexpired teim occasioned by the re
a.giiation of Mayor Ravensoraft will
take place Monday, November 27th
It was reported early during the
week that the drivers f several mines
at Lonaconing would also come out
Wednesday, Int the Review of yester
day records no movement there.
Qon loves m n when ho refrains from sin ;
The devil loves man when he persists
tin rein;
Thu world loves man when riches cn him
flow;
And we’ll love you when you pay us what
yon owe.
Grand Bath..—The Borden Shaft
B'ys have announced that they will
give a grand ball ii Pauls Op-ra
House Monday t ven’ng. 20th inat., for
the benefit of the victimized men of
Borden Shaft. All are cordially in
vited to assist this movement.
Anotuei. Suspension —This Time
On'y Tarluil. —Thsdiiveri in Borden I
Shaft Discontinued work Tuniadav
morning with a v ew cf obtaining $2
per day—an advance of 35 cents up
on tie mmifeeto rate. In conse
quence the Shaft has since been idle.
Coming !—A card from Mr. M. B.
Lesvit*, “announcing the coming of
j M. B. Leavitt's Gigantoan Minstrels,
i informs us that his Gigantean Min
strels wili apperi in F.ostburg Dec. 7.
j This excellent company won theplau-
I dits of the | üblic and the most flat
1 taring encomiums from the piess
I wherever they tvete seen last season,
and they still nff.-r the most smeete
assurance that during the coming
season their entertainments will offer
much tii t will be accepted as a great
impiovemeut u on the past. ’
Juries.—Judge Pesrre on Monday
last drew the names ot the following
persons to servo as jurors for tne Jan
uary term of ttie Circiit Court:
Christopher Dill, Win. I). Poland, Wm
11. Carson, Wm. Sleenmu, John Peebles.
Owoi. Win son,.!. W. Hixnbaugh, Thorn
ton Hendries son, Alex. McCloud, John
Laird, jr.,.1 lines lug es. Jeremiah W i son,
Henry O. Damm, J ,1m Wilson of John,
Ashfoid Tr.il, I), G. Percy, Wm. Orr, sr.,
.hums Clark, Win. MeCuilny, sr., .Tames
Dean, David Walker, jr., Reuben An
, tlnaiy, .lotiii ITuwaul (colored.) David
Klfer, James Frew, sr., A, 15. 81. aw, Peter
AMcrton, hi. S. Frost, Pctci H.ze- |
i kiah Shipley, T. J.. Coulelian. Henry
| Kalin, P. 0. Heall, John Somerv ie,jr.,
, I’ .nick Hoy, James T. Ross, Amos Davis, .
I John Meek, John W. Price, John 11. Jar- [
■ hoe, Adam Barth, Peter Hem, G P. Hm- [
Me, Luther MvEiiisli, Edward Shockev,,
H. 11. J.itlle, Chlistopher Kelley, John
Baird.
Au Injunction Made Perpetual
—The late Robert 0. McCulloh, of
this place, gained a suit against the
Siam Avon coal com) any,
a verdict for $8,700. Major Alex.
Shaw held a moitgagj against the
properly of tlie comiany and adver
tited it for sale. Mr. MiCull‘>h ask
ed lor and obtained au injunction
agaii si Mr. Shaw lo restiain him from
rolling the prope ty on the ground
that the mortgage was executed in
fraud. Judge Alvey granted the
icm o-ary ii juuo ion with leave to
take test moi.y. The case was re
cently argued before Judge Alvey,
counsel for tha cefen ants having
moved to dissolve the injunction
Messrs. Brace, Richmond and Boyd
appeared for the administistore of
McCu loh, and Walsh and Williams
for the defendant. Judge Alvey’s
opinion w..s filed in the clerk’s office
Monday, from which i. is gleaned
that the stockholders of a corporation I
cp’inot make a secret agieeneit thal !
will depreciate the value of the capi
tal stock of the company so as lo affect
the claims c; creditors. For such
and ether c gent reasons the injunc
tion relerred to is made perpetual.
Lodge Matters —The lollowing
are’ me n-mes of officers elected ai d
iasttdled in Mountain Spring Lodge,
No. 12, I. O. G. T., last Monday even
ing:
IT. C. T. —Win. B Ruinl.
IT. R. n. S—Mas Luc, Kdbaugh.
ll’. h S,—Mi s Mary Shaw.
V/, P. T.- Miss Acnes Divis.
IT, ,S e-et'iry -Aillmi'H Largent.
ll'. A. S. —. Mrs. Ida McL ekio.
IT. F. .V.— Wm. S. Hinton.
IT. T.-Diiv.dT. Hill.
IT. I/.--Win Stevens.
W.D.M. Miss Julia Burton.
H. —Joliu Smith.
IT. I. o—3 M. Znnnierly.
IT. O. (}. —Joseph Bear.
Try>tees~ Win. B.Baird,.!. M.Zlmmerly
and John S . itli
The dates and places at which Hon.
T V. Powderly will apeak to the
peoela of this region on “The Mission
of th • Kr.i his ol Labor,’ - have b.eu
arrar ged thus: Lonaconing, Tues
day eveii-ng, Nov. 21st, and F;o;t
--burg Wednesday evening, Nov. 22d.
Ar.iuucments are in progress to have
a sj ecial tiain run (rom Piedmont to
Frcsiborg for Ibe occasion.
John M Jones, grand secretary, and
other i ffieers of the Grand Lodce
ol the I. 0. 0. F., ol Maryland, will
bo in Frosiburg ofl Friday, the 24ih
imt., f r the (nrposn of instructing
; ihe ilirto Lodges hero in the new
, work pertaining lo Odd Fellowship.
Georges Greek Coal— Weekly
Statistics of Shipments. —Tha record
ol shipments from the mines of the
Georges Creek coal legion for the week
ending Saturday, Nov. 11th, 1882,
closed as follows :
To. al tons for week 52,606
“ “ “ year 1,164,297
Decrease under corresponding pe
riod last year 707,923
Total tons to B. & 0 R. for week' 31,928
“ 11 “ “ “ year 799,173
Decrease under corresponding pe
riod Inal year 389,835
Tol al tons lo C.& O Canal for week 18,586
“ “ “ “ “ year. 218,105
Decrease under corresponding pe
riod last year 218,618
Total tons lo Pa. R. for week.... 1,670
“ “ “ “ “ year. ... 130,836
Decrease under corresponding pe
riod last year 105,816
Total tons shipped over C. & P. R.
Ii ir v ei k" 38,695
Over same for year .... 784,593
Total tons shipped over G. C. <fc
C. R for week 8,650
Over same for year. 146,137
Heaviest shippers last week —
1, Consolidation ..tons 14 008
2, Gcoigcs Creek.. “ 6,123
8, New Cun ml.. . “ 5,898
4, W. Va. Central. “ 5,0-0
5, American “ 4,436
6, MarylauUUnion “ 4,352
7, Maryland “ 4,100
8, Horncn “ 3,287
None ul the others shipping over 3.000
tons.
Heaviest shippers this year—
1, Consolidation...(lons)......• 315,982
2, W. Va. Central. “ 213,121
U, Now Conti a1... “ 133.462
4, Georges Creek.. “ 10*1,655
5, Maryland Union “ 70,843
0, Maty'nnd “ 70,838
7, American “ 67,925
8, Botden “ 56,265
None of tlie others shipping over 50,000
tons.
Among the good gifts that Dsrem
her brings us is Awii/est's Monthly
Mayatinc. The Christmas number is
replete with suitable articles for the
season, well written, and of a highly
inteiestiug character. Mrs Alexan
der, the popular Fuighsh novelist,
continues her story, “Tht Admiral’s |
Ward,” and the shelter stories are!
well worth read dip; M lLa Claries. |
mas articles are unusually good, in
cluding Jennie June's “Christmas
Sermon" in her ‘ Talks with Women." j
The aiticlo on "11. me Art and Home j
Comfort will give the ladies some
good hint-, and “Current Topics" ate,
as usual, full of interest. “The Kitch
en' has not been forgotten, and the
"Fashions’ are cnrefttiiy attended to
i Among the poems is “A Cjri-tmas
j Dream,” by Maigarel Sangster, bean-
I tifully illustrated. The art. depart
j meat emhiaces a charming ml picture
ot a German lady ot the sixteenth ,
century, two fine steel engiavings.
and a great variety of other illustra
tons. Oj the whole, the Christmas
uumbir of IJem.rest's Monthly Maya
tit ii is a decided success, and cannot
laii to give pleasure to its readers. In
this connection the Journal calls
special attention to the clubbing ar
rangement aunonn-ed elsewhere. All
whw, desire to avail themselves of the
chance lo teenre both the Magazine
and Journal at a very low price
must do so belore December 15th.
New Business Locals.
“I.Htllt-s’ Tonic.”—The Great
Female Remedy is prepared by ii e
Women') Medical Institute ol Buffalo, N
V., and is their favor te pieecripnou f r
ladies who are tuflenng from any weakness
ore mplaiuts common to then six. Dis
sold by druggists in $1 per holtie. Ladies
can obtain advice free. Send stamp for
names ol I ose who luvu been cured.
(toiiNiiiii|iliou Cure*!.—An old
physician, retired from active practice,
having had placed ut Ids hands try an East
India mlssi n iry the formula of a simple
veg< table remedy lor Hie speedy and per
; immei.t cure of Consumplio. , Bronchi is,
I Catarrh, Asihma, an., ah Throat and Lung
j affections; also ii positive a .d radical cure
i fir Geneial Dehi Hy and all nervous com
! pi, urns, after having thoroughly te-teil IL>
wonderful cunoivepoweis In thousands ot
casts, feels it his dinyto make it know., to
Ins I. flows. The lee.ipe, with full purlieu
hirs,di:uctions for preparation and use,and
all neceenuiy n .vice and msiruct.ons for
so cessft.l trea'meut at \eiir iwn home
will be ricelveil by you by return mai ,
In e of charge, by addres-iug with stamp
or siaiiipid self-addicssed envelope lo
Dr. M. E. Cass, 301 York Bt., Jersey City,
N. J. _______
Business Locals,
Co’iainnpllon. —Ti is said th: t
50,000 people die annually in the United
States alone from tills diseise. Insi me
rertionsot the con, trv one death in every
fir cis from Cousiimplloii. Tliis can lie,
and should tie avoided j oai pnop.e are 100
cncicsa ulaiut au ordinary cough t r cud,
and other symptoms ot thn at and I ng
all’ilions that lead to lids di-cats . You j
Hhould arrest it wiiil- in the germ. To
or three doses of Dr. Bosai ko’a Cough wud I
Lung Syrup wul relieve an oitliiiaiy cough
or i old. it does nut dry up a rough i'Ru
many preparations on t* em.rket and leave j
the disease behind J, but nets d reel y on '
the throat ami h-oncl.ml lubes, removing
all the phlegm and innrlii I matter that ac
cumulates in the th oat a d lungs li al
lays all irritation, and renders the voice
iliar and distinct. Sod hy Thomas Mc-
Neill, Druggist, Prosthurg, Md. [Aug 3-y
Skill's arc fieipieully preeded by a .
sense ot weight m ihe track, 1 ins and low
er part of Hiea'almncn, causin. I. e piilicnt
lo tnppcse lie ha- some affection of the j
Ur n. ys or neighboring organa. At times,
.-ynipioins ol indigestion are presi nt, as |
ilttuiencv, uneasiness of the stomach, etc.
A moisture, like perspiration, pr duclug a
very dlsagiceable itching, parncnlarly at
uigiit allcr getting warn m bed is a very
comiiionattendant. Inlcrnal, External and j
Ilcliing I’iles yield al out c to Hie applica
tion ol Dr Bosanko’s File Remedy, whi h
acts directly upon the parts affeete .absorb
ing ilie Tiiiiiois, allaying Ihe intense ib It
log, and effecting a pelinnueut cure where
all other renn d.es have tailed. Do not de
lay until the drain on ihe system produces
pornmnen* disability,hut try it and be cured
Ft ice, 50 cents. Ask yo r druggist for it,
ami when you cannot obtain it ot him, wo
wc wLt send a, prepaid, on receipt cf price
Address The Dr Bosanko Me ieine Co,
Plqua, Ohio. Sold by Tnonins McNeill,
Dm gist, Frostburg, Md. [Aug 5-y
Unis! llalM Hats I—The latest
novel ies In men’s, boys’ and youths’ hats,
at C. Hartman’s.
Kite lit Weeks Treatment for
if I (10. This great d scovery is cuiing
umlrtds daily. A sure and speedy cure
fi r Bra® bills, Quinsy, Catarrh, Asthma,
Consumption Hemorrhage of the Lungs,
Los sot Voice, Weakness or Soreue.-s of
the Lungs or Chest, Hoarseness, Coughs or
Colds, Sore thro t, or any disease of the
Throat, Head or Lungs of no matter how
long standing. Densten’s “Aulimoibifie,”
or Throat, lie. d and Lung Remedy never
fails; try one bog and beemed Sent by
mail with testimo'dala on receipt 01 SI.OO
per box or 8 boxes tor $5.00. Mention tots
paper. Address DENSTEN i 1.0,
Julyls-y Woodbury, N. J.
Free of (Coat.—By calling at Tbos.
McNeill’s drugstore, you can gel a sump e
bottle ol Dr Bo anko's Cougn and Lung
Syrup, which will iclieye the most obstm
ate Cough or Cold, and show you what the
regular 00 cent size will do. When
troubled with Asthma, Bronchitis, Dry,
Hacking Cough, i’aing iu the Chest, and
ail diseases o' the Throat and Lungs, try a
sample bottle of this medicine, [Aug 5-y
Tiill'm Pills u sugar I Inns.—
Tutt's Pills „re new covered witu a va
nilla sugar coaling, malting them as pleas
ant to swallow ns a little .ugar plum, and
rendering them agreeable to the most deli
cate stomach.
They cure sick headache and bilious
colic.
They give appetite and flesh to the body.
Ti ey euro dyspepsia and nourish the
system.
Tiny cure fever and ague, costiveuess,
etc.
Sold ever,-where. 30 cents a box.
July IQ-Um
Now Advertisements.
FOR RENT
’Til A.pril 1, ’B2,
THE CLARY HOUSE,
EAST of the Cathode Church.
Nov 18-2 t A. U. PRICE.
X >TICE.
I 'HE publ'c is lereby cautioned against
irunmg my wife, Rachel L Hickgot,
on my acco' ut, as I will pay no debts of
her contracting, she bavin* lelt ray bed and
hoard without just cause or provocation.
Nov 18-Jl HENRY HEHQOT.
THE
“SERVIA,”
OF THE
Cunard Steamship Company,
o AILING Irom New York at 7 A. H..
DEv EMBER 18th, 1882, (pa-sengers
j g Mir beam mg hi tidu.e wUi reach
; Queenstown December 20tb, and Liver
' p .ol on tire 21st.
This wi I b a den iable steamer for any
one wishing to spend the Chrisnuus boh
days In Ihe old country. Her best rn
New York t> Queenstown is " -lays, ■!
hours nu. 21 minutes.
T. W. PORT Lit, Agent.
Nov 18—4 t i’loatbuig, Md.
lULii.HOltb 4 OHIO lUILUu.Ui
ON and after No*. Is, 1882, trains will
arrive and depart as follows:
AKKIVJfi i W ESTBOUND TRAINS [ DEPART
105 a m No. 24 Ex; ress. I
8.50 am No. 3 Kxprers. | 2:85 s m
8;20 a m No. 8 Express, j 815a ui
No. 0 Aeeoiu’ti. | 7.00 ain
j 8-03 p m No. 14 Mail. j 810 pm
3.20 i in No. i" Express. j 8:40 pm
ARRIVE | BABTBOUND TRAINS j DEPART
1:88 am No. 8 Express I:4lam
No. 38 Ex, rcss. 3:00 a m
8:15 a m No. 13 Mail. 8:20 a m
3-5(1 a m No. 5 Express. 10:08 ara
481 pm No. 1 Express, 4:53 pn.
7:35 p m No. 7 Aecom’n
Nos. 0, 14, 7 und 13 daily except Snu
daya. All other trains daily.
Nov 18 J P. LEGOS.Agent.
.A-XsXaAkKT XuHsTE
STEAM BETWEEN
I lIAI/A'jnoiCEdkI.IVEKPOOJL
Calling at
HALIFAX and QUEENSTOWN.
Each way.
The splendid Screw Steamers of the above
Line will run as follows -.
From
Baltimore
AUSTRIAN, ■ • • Tuesday, Nov 14
POLYNESIAN, - - Monday, Dec 4
PARISIAN, - - - . •• “ 18
PERUVIAN, “ Jan 1
POLYNERIAN, - - - “ “15
PARISIAN, .... “2B
And thereafter every fort night.
All steameis are appointed to leave Ba -
nmore at 9 a. in., on their advertised
dates.
Steerage Passage to or front Liverpool
Loudondc.ry, Glasgow, Queenstown, Bel
fast, Bristol, Cardiff, Ac., at Lowest
Rate. Very best accommodations lor
Steerage and Intermediate Passengers.
An experienced sui geon. a altaci ed to each
vessel. Intermediate and Steerage steward
esses carried by eacli steamer for the pur- j
pose of attending to the wants of the fe j
males and children. For further part leu - |
lars or passage licaot* to and from Great |
Britain,apply to
A.SCHUMACHER A CO.,Baltimore; or [
in Frostburgto J. JANDORF, j
Nov 18-v Main Streo I
i
i .Hb ONLY ASSOCIATIOb
OF PROMINENT
Lady Physicians i
IN TKj WOK.tr).
Thin lion va f forth* *ol- i
of the h-e- •- of *v turn. I >
! ompo cil only of ioimit* vs ho h v oiitnr •
i i iy ih-i*
cknowU* ijred ftbili'v nnd •access nrvl j.
v if ti. ibolit ftl’h nn*l 01.-e -ea of wmpr
nuh* f r rcmi*s. Linllcs cun he Kiicc.t!.-’W;tL
••• i, I >i !i ore, viiln'iiit tinv i(lier c\jirn- |
iivii la* co<i of the jncihcln®. Al\ictL. nmi
: ■in:. Sena MUtmp foi circu-nrsaiKi c-tlmoninH
I r.im Imiu's who have boon iorinnnonily rami. }
T.ADIES’TONIC” i
I: tho Favorite Prescription of th* 1
Women’s Medical institute
• r I’rolnpßiH Uteri, or Falling of the Womb. ;
I "noon liocu or White*: Inflammation ami
I ' ctviil. Mof tlic Woinh; iircifiilmhliH, KlonO
ii"/, Amonnrrhocn or lack uf nionth’v vMIm- ‘
•lon, WV iUiic*b m the I Jack ami stomach. I 'Mint*
nc.<-, Norvoif PrntiraiitMi, I-y spepula, Ki tin '
p Mini -, JJnrrcDJiOHS, umi n* n tonic iltirlm |
PrcKn.’incv. nt regular pencil* ilnuiiph |
of life, nmi f**r the general Mobility of women.
II / ■ rit'vehf gives ({Vick and }irrsMcnmf |
Cno Pint Bottle is Sufficient.
Bold by Druggists. Price, $1,0?-. 1
.''.Hcellaueouft Advertisements.
M. JOHN J. JUNES,
IJHY.SICIAN AND SURGEON. Of
1. floe on Main street In Thomas build
lag, Frostburg. Hd. ( Ang 80
_ 1 Chr stums Goods,
Buy Yourj clltl>tlioj
BUY YOUR Bi ldul Present* of
W. F. A. WOODCOCK,
OQ BALTIMORE BT., Cumberland
OO Md., next door to 8d National Bank
U’atchCH, Jewelry, hlherware,
ScckluceN, ItlngH, iVc.
A Magnificent Stock!
L O*W PRICES!
IW Please call early snd avoid the
rush. [Dec 10—4 m
Pine Dentistry.
DR. L. iCwiLSON’S
NEW SYS I EM OF EXTRACTING
TEETH WITHOUT PAIN,
No. 17 North Liberty Street,
CUMBERLAND, HD.
BEAUTIFUL and durable operations on
Natural Teeth. Bad breath cured.
Artificial Teeth inserted without covering
the entire palate. Light, natural and com
f'liable artificial appliances for sunken
checks, and facial detormi ics. Old loose
..ml broken sots repaired while wailing.
Office open every night until 10 o’clock.
Fifteen years of practical experience
and a graduate of the Baltimore College of
Dental Surgery. Feb 11-y
Thomas*
8001, Shoe, Hat and Cap
EMPORIUM.
The Latest Novelties in
Boots and Shoes
are now displayed on my counters. Every
style of UE.Vri.EMK.VM HATH
A.\l> C APS AT LOW PRICES.
1 a.so keep constantly on hand a largo
supply uf Leather and Shoe Find-
Inga. An inspection of my stock before
puichaeing is requested,
TRUNKS A SPECIALTY.
WILLIAM THOMAS,
Main street, r rostburg, Md.
TJTAgent for the Peerless Remington
Sewing Machine. (May 7-lf
Untii December First!
I’O REDUCE MY STOCK I WILL
X SELL—
Mouumaufs,
Tombstones,
Coping,
it on F noes,
Mantels,
Orates,
i’erra Cotta Pipe,
Chimney Crooks,
Oaictneil Plaster,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
C,.1! stray work'-, examine my slock nnd
you will be convinced that I am
OFFERING HARE INDUCEMENTS.
A. H. AMICK,
10 and 13 8. Centre Street.
Oct 14-tf Cumber land, Md.
BooksiBooks!
WA TEB B. SPILL
I > KSPECTKULLY call the attention of
IV the citizens of Frostburg and vicin
ity to his large and handsome assort
ment of
Genuine Novelties
To be found in no other establishment iu
ton'll. His stuck consists of ibe latest
American and Imported Attractions in
the way of
TOYS.
Also a complete line of ALBUMS—
Photograph, Autograph and Floral.
CHINA GOODS
Of every desciiption lor the eneoitoirt ;
BOOKS entertaining and instructive;
Sc/ioul Buvla a tpeeiaity.
HUNDREDS OP NOTIONS.
Would also ask an inspections uf tar
PICTURES, fully believing that you will
purchase before leaving.
Nuts. Fruits and Choice Confectionery
always on band.
WALTER B. SPILL.
Main Street, Frostburg, Md.
Janßtf
Tmstee’s Hale
OF A V.iLUABi.K
Private Residence
IN FROSTBURG, MD.
1 I>Y virtue of the power contained in a
i I > deed<>f trust from Charles H Hamill
I slid Catharine Hsmtl’, his wife, dated May
i 30lli, 1877, and recorded in Liber T. L.,
i No. 43, folio 405, &c., one of the land re-
I cords ol A llcgany countr, the undersigned
was authorized and empowered, in the
event default was made in the payment of
the monies provided to be paid theicin, to
sell the real estate s i conveyed at public
J Huntou forlho p-yment of said raon.es,
I A - ", and dcfsti i. hiiviiu- b n made, tho un
( rtcrtigoHl trustee hereby vivea u uce that
he wi 1 offer at public auction lotah higb-
I cl bid .‘nr on
| Monday, Nov. 27, 1882,
AT 11 O’CLOCK A. M.,
1 t.u Mic premista, in FroeUiurz, ab the fol
i lowing described ptoperty, bis and pwccls
; of ground lying iu Frostburg, via-
LOT NO. 1.
Being all that lot or several lots, under
lone f.ncc, situated on Broadway, and
1 bounded on the east by Broadway street,
in Ibe south by Loo street, on the west by
V . ur siieet and on the north by Frosts’
at eiute, und m know a as ihu residence nmi
in-mnd vlaoliodofMrs. Galburiuc Hamill,
end now occupied bv her.
| *aid lot is improved by a fine, large
i s'ltlKi Dwelling House,
. wllli flue stable attacbod and i-tlicr out
ouilditigs; the lots ate tally desciibed by
1 courses snd distances iusutd deed of trust,
niiii will he sold as a whole or in parcels to
; suit puicimsers
Also tho undivided Interest of said
: Catharine Hamill in the undivided portion
of the Cbt-ite of the iatu "ealiack Fro.-t. do
, ceased, onaistiug ot tne o.d bomestesd and
I three acres of ground.
limit of Sale—Cosh on linn >/ Sale.
The trustee has no reserved bids, tho
■ ptoperty must be sold for what it will
j bring. WM. M, PRICE,
1 Nov 4-ta Trustee.