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THE MINING JOURNAL.
J. B. ODER, Editor and Proprietor.
Jo.RPii WoMSLKT, Agent at Eel: hart.
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Frostlitirti. Jnu. 6, ISMS.
The laira—G cd Templar* and
Englrdr Baptist—closed last Mond y
•votin' aft- rah liday run of eight
dvs The re ulti are very satisfao
to-y to the baneScitros.
Fa: mees and others desiring a
p rsteel, lucrative agency busicees by
which 6 t-> 20 d dlars a day can be j
earned, send ad Ires* at once to H 0. |
Wiiki: son & Co , 195 and 197 Foltin 1
Siret, New York.
Tin: Successful Baby.—At the
bazar for the b nefit of the Lonaco
niug fire department, the feature
Friday night of last week wai a
bal y show. Mr. Harmon Soheidt’e
infant took the prze, a silver cap.
The holidays passed away with
out muoi ado in town or vicinity
Cbristm'i and N.-w Year days were
specially observed by an almost gen
•rai c—artion of labor and suspension
of business. The churches improved
the occasion as usual by making the
little ones happy.
Distkeb-ino Mortality.—Three
weeks ago today the Journal pub
lished a t otice of the death ol Lube
EuewOith, . gsd 3 years, 9 mouth* and
5 cays. T. -day it is our painful duty
to record the death" of Sarah Catha
rine, aped 5 years, 4 nson’hs and 23
days, and William David, aged 7
years, 4 months and 25 days—the
former dying on Christmas atd the
litter on New Year's mornings—all
children of John M. and Annie 11.
Zimmt.rly,of this (dace. The ravages
o! that fall dicstse, diphtheria, tails
Dearly the entire story. Of a little
flock of four on.y one is lft—a babe
of two year*. The family, so sorely
stricken, is (he object oi universal
sympathy, Mr. Zatmorly has been
on ta: loyee ot ih-i Journal during
the la."' S“Veu yearc a d we are thus
more tl in ordinarily pained a' the
weeping misloitune vhtcli ban over
taken him and. hie wife.
Geckoes Creek Coal— Weekly
BlaUgUc of tihi/imenu. —The record
oi shipments from the mines of- the
Georges Creek coal i egicn for the * eek
ending Saturday, Deo. 30th, 1882,
closed at follows :
To ut tons for week. 41,368
“ ' “ year 1,512,519
Decrease under corresponding pe
rmit Inst year 718,924
Total tons ui 15 & O R. for week 35,9(15
“ “ “ •* year 1,040,709
Dt-t teiife under coircßpondiug pe
riod lust year 397,045
Toial tons In O.A O Canal lor week
“ “ “ “ “ year. 269,980
Dec-cate under corresponding pe
riod lust year 285,375
Total tons to I’a, It. for week.,.. 6,188
“ “ “ “ “ year. ... 185,359
Decrease under corresponding pe
riod Inst year 93,240
Total tons shipped over C. & P. R.
for imk ~... 28807
Ove- same Ibi year 1,034,195 !
To a tuna shipped over G. C. A
C. R for week 7,881 j
Over saute lor year 202 479
Heaviest sliij pers last week—
1, Consolidation ..tons 12,605
2, W. Va. Central. “ 5,246
8, Geoigis Creek.. “ 6,0 B ;
4, MarylaudUnion “ ....... 4,018 i
5, Maryland “ 8,6691
8, American “ 3 857!
Noun ul the others shipping over 8,000 1
tons.
Heaviest shippers this year—
1, Consodduriuu.. .(tons) 409,648
2, W. Vi. Central. “ 264,960
8, New Ceutial... “ 166,979
4, Georges Creek.. “ 149 942
6, Maryland Uuiou “ 100,063
6, Maiyiaud “ 91,296
7, American “ 92,297 1
8, Boiden “ 71,808
9, Poto'iisc " 50,788
None of the others stepping over 50,000
ton*.
t I Personal.— Messrs. Jas. Reid and
Daniel Houck were respectively re
elected Steward of the Alminouae and
Court-House Janitor by the County
r Comm ssiouer* this week. Both gen
tlemen are faithful servant* of the
< public and their continuance had beea
earned.
1 H. M. Alexander, liquor dealer, has
removed from Paul’s building, Main
street, to the Ravensuraft building on
Broadway,
| Mr. T. M. Armstrong, of Bedford
Pa., has been attending couit during
i the week, spending the nights with
his parent* in Frostburg. On motion
of Mr. A, Hunter Boyd, he was ad
| mitted to practice law in this county,
, *nd certain advertisemante elsewhere
. printed indicate a business start here
which we trust wiil grow rapidly and
- largely.
| Quite a camber of absent ones spent
the holidays at home.
We learn with regret that Mr.
. Oharle. A. Greene, agent of the Bord
i en mining company, will early next
, spring abandon that position to enter I
the firm of Borden & Lovell, in New \
, York. Mr. Greene’s association with ;
our people ha* Lean long and plea*- j
! ant. He is highly esteemed for his I
. numerous engaging qualities, and !
| none will part with him, with more j
'pain than those accustoimd to his;
consideration as an employer. H.s '
tenure of control over the large inter
ests of his company here has been
brief, but sufficiently extended to
demonstrate that none other could
have mere worthily succeeded bis
lamented father, the late Mr. A. C.
Gresne. The Journal heartily
unites with the many who hope that
the change to another field will be
attended with constant accessions of (
good fortune. Who will succeed him
| has not trsns ired.
[ M.. Odes Manchester, wife and snn, ,
! el Providence, R. 1., are guests of Mr.
D. G. Percy, this place, Mr. M's son
in-law.
Death of an Esteemed You so 1
Lady — Mi-s liu Keller, of this place, 1
died New Yeir'e day. Sue was a na
tive of Frostburg and her career oue *
of great ere lit to herself and pride to 1
her friends. She owned an ambition
which overcame many obstaoloi in ,
her pathway toward ex;ellence. She (
chose teaching as her prof avion and j
through several years of toil (hone in 1
authority over her were aiwavs able
to report good resul s. Wherever
known she was pep tlar, and by those
with whom she mingled she was be
loved. A loss to the school and fam
ily sneierved.her death will be felt in
beth spheres of action. The immedi
ate can o of death was heart disease.
Those, however, who have obs-rved
lately the apparently toilsome journey
to and from the school-room and the
hectic flush which illumined her
cheeks, bugbteuiug as exhaustion
progressed, were persuaded that the
end could not be far away. The fu
neral took place Wednesday a‘ the
English Luthe-an church, a large at
tendance of sympathizing friends t. a
tifying re pect for her memory. By
order of Mr. Cochrane the school wsa
Adjourned a suitable period. To I hi*
considerate observance the touchers
added a beautiful pillow of flowers a
as a token of afleutionau- memory
Mi >s Keller would have been 22 y-urs
old during this month. 1
Frostburg s Latest Amusement.
—The opening of a skating rink at
Odd Fellow's Opera House Wednes
day was largely attended, aud quite
a number of the uninitiated tri.d j,
the experiment o( -hating on wh-eln.
The incidents were numerous and
exceedingly laughable. Wo wi*b :
we felt, at liberty to detail them,
especially to name the pr'.i*s con- '
cerned—-ome who appear far more I
austere during houis of active business ■
than they did scrambling up Irom |
heavy sprawls on the fhior. The J
rink, however, hide fair to become u
focal point of recreative exercise, >
and as the skaters leoomo expert the
lui icrous scenes will diminish. For 1
young people—ladies as well as gen- 1
tiemen—the exercise is exhilarating c
and enjoyable, so much eo that we <
doubt not the rink will become a
fixture. The community ie indebted t
mainly to Mr. E. B. Rogers, of Ham
i - lion, a brother of our talented <
; artist, Mr A. A. Rogers, and Mr. t
Charles Imlsy, also of Ilamil on, for j
the introduction aud managemeut of j
the rink
The county comm asiooers have
i found it neotssary to offer a re ard
j for the arrest an J cmviotiouuf per- 1
j eons defacing public bridges and
j fences. Complaint t* made that the
Nan owe bridge has suffered in thia
particular. The step t-.ken toward
catching the perpetrators of such
wantonness is necessary and timely |
Serious Accident —Mr. John M, ,
Boyd, boas at oue of tne Georgo* ,
Creek coal and iron company- * mine", \
was badly hurt Tuesday, -vei.il f 1
the mine car* running ove; him R .
ports of his condition conflict, but it
ia sincere'/ hoj ed ha will recover.
Danc’mg School.—M. Jardof
proposes the establishment of a danc
ing school at an early day.
Died—Friday, Dec 29th, 1882,
Mi* Lizzie Wolp, ag d 21 year
daughter of tbs late Charles Wolf, >1
tbi* vicinity.
Owing to various causes unavoida
ble the Journal office is far behind
with its work. Tbe patience of tie
patrons is invoked until we cau catch
UP-
The New Yotk World observe
that ' Miss Susan B. Anthony novel
wore n shoe that pinched her "
Miss A. was not boru and reared in
Cumberland.
Transfers of Real Estate
Union mining com) any to Patrick J.
Gallag'ter, lot in Ml. Savage, $250.
William Arrant ong and otLeis to
Lewis Murks, property iu Lonaoon.m.'.
$950.
| The Savings ani Lui Asswia ion
; will hold its s-con I annual meeti g
I lor election of officers and directoi
; Monday evening, vrhsn a dividend of
: 6 per centum for 1882 wiil also be da-
| clared.
I "The Judoe” is for Americans by j
' America-.*, free from vulgarity,
! sparkling with wit aud fun Illua
| tiated hy the most aMe etff of aiti-te
in the world. “With good will to all
j and malice towards none.''
Probably on the Way Here
A Winnepeg, Manitoba, dispatch of
Thursday says “another cold sp*l!
has set in and the trost ia intense.
The theimom’ter register d 39 de
green b low z-*ro to-day.”
Farm Purchase.—The Queen
City Courier of yesterday reporta the
pmchase of "the 'Uncle Tom” Jami
son farm, located a few mi os eas of
thisci’y, fur th*enra of sl7 000.” by
Mr. William 11. Percy, of Froslbuig.
The Knight* of St. Michael's Tem
perance Society will open their first
annual fair in the basement of St.
Michael's Catholic church Friday
evening Jan. 19(h, 1883. The com
mittee promises addit.oi-al notice.
Installations. —At a regular
meeting of Frostburg City Lodge, No. i
88, K of P , held Wed'esdav even- j
iog, the following ffi sers w--re instal- I
'ed lor 'he -nsuing term :
P. C. —Thomas A. Rvacs.
U. V —Thomas Rath.
Fi ('.—h. J. Williams,
P. —losej’h Morris.
U of K. —John T. Lewis.
if of P —John R. Ries.
K. of li. n.vi S. —Tim nas A Evans.
M at A.—Wm. H. Davis.
I. G.— Owen Eng and.
O. O. —II. M, Boeitner.
ftepresenative to Grand Lodje— John T.
Le via.
On the G st of this month at a reg
ul t council of Suenaiidnah Tribe,
N >. 73. I O R. M., Eckbart, MJ., tt o
o lowing chi-fa w. re rased up to
nerve for t he e iHUing term :
George Horcl.ler. H.
J. W. Arnold, S. B.
Wm Hoii-lil r, J B.
Wm Wat* ui, U. of li.
Jesse J. Arnold, K. of IF.
John Kuplioiin, P.
liepresen'atic' to Grand Council Ji s-t
J Arnolj.
Circuit Court The J u-mv
term of the Circuit Court for ibis
county began Monday morniug,
Ju : ge Pcarre i residing.
Mr. James 0 urk, ol Cumberland,
was uppucied foreman ot the Grand
Jury.
Twen'y-two came* ware thrn
drawn to CO '*;.title tbe Grand Ju y
us iollow h :
Elisha 11. L 'wellyn, Win. McCulley, Jus.
P. Ros". Adam Bartb, Lutlur McElflsu,
Wesley Loar, V. V. Derr, Wm. U. Moore,
sr., Peter Payne, Chr sto her Kelley, John
Price, Wm. D Pound, SV. A Straub,
Henry Kutau, Reuben Anthony, Ash.ord
Trail, Jnlin S'limucrvllle, ji., N. 8. Frost,
Edward Slmckey, J. H. Jurboo, H.ram U.
Little, Thornion Hiudricki,uu
Th.e body was chaiged in the us
ual mg.noar.
Oo the appeal docket tight cases
were continued ; three *et for Inal ;
one was entered “offone dismissed ;
one settled and jedgmeut entered in
one case.
On the 'trial docket 41 cases weie
continued ; 40 set tor trial ; the e pus
aed ; two slotted ; three d smiosefl •
one non- prossed ; two selti id ; judg
ment On t tile was entered in 13 ua en ;
judgment of condemn alien in one and
judgment oy confession in two.
Mr. Thomas M. Aim-tiong, ol
Bedti rd. Pa,, was admitted to prcto
Ai T..e* :ay's seseioti Judges Pe-r'e
aud Syest. r occupied the beuch.
All the ca i on th*i appeal docket
were comi leted.
O HIT UAH 1%
Died—At L laru) Texa*, Decemlvr 83,
1882, uf con-uinptnin, Ciia hlk* A. Rtaris,
formerly of Frostburg, Md..
Tbe deceased wag a in un of ple'isiue
maumrs, a good ciilz-u, a loving lathi r
and brother — oue wlm br.Klenveu a pie ‘Sunt |
W'd n ell with whom be ciune In cn- '
tact.
He re beneath a -uuny sky;
Hiv dual b wo midi v ITlouru ;
Our lu.avouiyfutli.r ols.irrt aim home
Turcot 'tiljudgmo’ ut muru.
x, a. a. \
Jii-w Advertl cements.
f?/ \ I f \TTA Wednesdaymoraine
* * * U IN L/ D,c.!7,1882, • lady's
BRACELET. The owner can hare the
-aim- by c illiii' a' iln- Journal office and
■tying fur lira advertise i.ent. [Jan 6
DR- JOHITj. jones.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. O
I fleeun Mam street in lir now <u! d
mg, next door wes'. of the English Baptist
Cb rch, FruHh rg. Mil Man 0
EATING HOUSE! -
U’ HEN y m come to Froslburg don’t
forget to stop at
Chambers’ Eating House,
Where LUNCHES. MEALS nnd FRESH
iYSTEUS are served at nil hour* fJ6-3m
FOR SALE.
si Hleigks, with Robes
and Bells.
i LSD 1 tie! SI-E .II BC DS
\ in splendid order- bv
Dr. M. M, TOWNSEND.
.Tun 6 Eekl.art Mines.
REWARD.
Office op County CoMitrsstosKßsl
op Allroant County. >
Cumberland, Md., Juu. 3, 1883. )
IT having been brought to the notice of
the Couotv Commissioners that ceitatn
evil-disposed persons have been damaging
| sundry public bridges nnd f> ncca in the
' county liy 'eating oil' iron parts of some,
; cutting and olhirw sc dolucing ilbcrswilb
I knives -it is tlurefoie, Ibis fust day of
I January, 1888 oruered, that S2O reward
wilt be paitl or the arrest and conviction
of any p- rson so otfending.
By order of the Board.
L. T. DkWITT,
.Lin 6 Cleik.
[T7 M. ARMSPRONG, Attorney ]
Mortgagees’ Sale.
BY virtue of a power contained in a
Mortgage from W lllaiu K. Burnell
and wife to C 51 Ota am and Sarah
Wright, dated the Kilt day of Febn ary
1872, nnd recoolcd February 27th, 1872, in
Idler H R., No. 85, fono 280, out- of the
Lund Records of Allegany county. Hie uu
dersigned inongiigeea wid scllal Pl’BLlt
AIR TION FOR CASH in front ol the
(band Cental Hotel, in Proslburg, Md.,
at 10 o clock, a. m., on
SATURDAY, JAX. 27th, ISS3,
tire following cbscrib.d pr. perlv :
All Hiosc I'ieces, I, ole or I’arta N
ol’ S.rouiMl IMdtii.g ou Aimslruug
sired in the town of Gruhamtuu, Allega
ny county, Mu., known as
Lots 31 and 32 of said town
Begiiiniiie for LOT 81 at a stuko stand ing
at the end of the liist line of Lot 8 and
running thence N. 82 degrees, E. CO (eel:
N. 58 degrees, W. ICO feet to an alley,
and with U 8. 32 degrees, W. CO feel li
cud ul second line i i Lot 80, and rovers
j mg ,t 8. 58 degrees, E 100 feel lo pluci
j cf begin ing, containing more or less,
j Bi ginning tor LOT 33 at a sinks standing
ut i lie un i of the first line of Lot 31 ano
im.niug Iberce N 83 degrees, E. 00 feoi
to Greene street, and with it N. 58 di
gnes, W ICO feet to an alley, and with
ti 8. 82 d glees, W. CO fiet to the end ol
the second lint of Lot 81, an ’. reversing
it 8. 58 degrees, B ICO feit to place < 1
beginning, e.outaiuing more or less.
Ti.cubovi piopcny Is tu proved by tin
Ci cl ion (it a Irumc ItHeliinitdC;
amiable for u residence, and co. id Hill
be made at small expense a comfort Hliit
ab.e li mie.
Terms of sale as fixed by the mortgage,
a ri. CURTIN 51. GRAHAM.
SARAH WRIGHT,
•Tan 6—lt Mortgagees.
[T. M ARMSTRONG, Am rnky]
Mortgagee’s Sale.
BY vir'ue of a power contained in a
e o lg 'go trom Richard Pnllilps an
wife t> Klizdwlli Wjigbt, now decnas-d.
tlultd the Siij day of Apr l, 1877, m d re
corded in Libei i L„ No. 48, tilling 848,
&r., on a ol tile Lan ' Recorda of Ailegai y
c um y, tin? umlc.sigue I, being the Execu
t". of the i ist will am testament of the su d
Elizihclli Wiiihi, dec a-e-l will sell at
Ft. BUG AUCTION FOR .'ASH in hum
of Hie Grand Ceii'nd Hotel, in Ftoglburg,
d , at Ho’ lock, a. ill., ou
SATURDAY, ./AX. ‘47th, ISBS,
All that properly winch is described us
follows:
Ail that Lot, Piece or Parcel of
Land known us
Lot J\'o. J of Block jYo. 7
Of Beall's Fi'al Addition to the Tow" u
Fr elburg, si id Lot being a CORNER
LIT, with a ti outage ou Bern) and
Stiver sireels of 50 fuel and running
back witli Stoyer street 150 feet—
It being the same Lot of Ground con
veyed to Rtclmrd Piililip-t by Nelson Beall
aid wif by deed I'earing date Nimmbei
28 ,18b8. and it-couled tu the Land Rec
or; a of All eg my county.
The above property is improved M±t
by ibe erection of a FINE TWO-Hill
STORY FRAME Residence■>
ami nil ncccssaiy Outbuildings.
Terms of s d us fixed liy the mortgage
m*A UURIIN 41. GRAHAM,
t'.xecutor ol Elizabeth Wnghl, dec’d,
Juu o—4i . Moitgugec.
[T. M. ARMSTRONG, Attorney.]
Mortgagee’s Sale.
I>Y viiiue ol a power contained in *
) mor gage fiom Lucy Williams to
E.izabetn Wright, now deceased, d ted the
29 a day of November, 1878, and returned
m I jla r T. L , No 41, folio 00, one of the
Laud Records of Alu gai v county, the uu
deifcigiu-d, being li.e Extcu or of tlie lasi
will and ti (lament i the said Elizabeth
Wright, d.ceased, nil tell at FUBLIC
AUCTION Foil CA>H, in trout ot the
Grand Central IL.ud, in Frostburg, Md ,
ut 1:80 o'clock, p. m , on
SATURDAY, JAX. 27th, ISS3,
I Toe properly descrii ed ns fid owe :
All that Lul, Piece or Parcel ol
Ciroliml situale on Oak sinet n toe
T( wn of Frostburg, Md., having u front
age of 50 feel and running back at right
augles 150 feet to an alley, containing
raoie or less—
It icing the same Land that was con
veyed to L cy Williams by Nelun Beal'
and wife by deed be .ring dale llie Bili day
ot Set tember, 1878, and recorded in the
Lund Records ot Allegany County.
Ti e utsive properly is improved liy the
I enciimi of u SUBSTANTIAL TWO
| STORY
Frame Dwelling House
And uee-ss iry Om uddings.
. eroH of Nile as fix' d b, the mortgage,
cdtiA CURTIN M. GUI HAM,
Ex ecutor ol Ei.zabetb Wright, de’d,
i j’au 0— 4l Moitgagce.
New Advertisements.
ALLEGANY COUNTY
I Treasurer** Report
I FOB IHE
Quarter Ending January 3d, 1883.
npnrtrTi
Cash balance $32,808.02
Taxes collected:
Collector Ist District:
J. N, M. Hendrickson,
1881 $ 854 61
G< o. 8. Wi’soo, 1881.. 808.88
Collector 2d District:
J. B Humbird, 1878.. 1,048.64
1879.. 1,146.31
, .Tas. M. Shober,lßß2.. 8,306.30
Collector 8d District:
N. 8. Frost. 1881 91078
John J. Keller, 1882... 2,521 27
, 8,482.00
Collector 4th D'strict:
Adam Thompson, 1883 2.640 05
Intel est received 889.54
D.scolints allowed ;
From contingent fund 4,540.17
For occ’t of con'gt fund :
Fines collected 9 60
Trausf'd f'in MisceTous 45 88
“ “ it’d Levy, 75 00
“ “ Jnl’l Rac'd 450.64
Porscc’t ofoutsldf pens’rs:
I From contingent land 1,50000
i
$51,858 80
payments,
> Roads;
[ Road levy $ 77798
1 “ appropriations.. 976.55
Balances 27.86
“ expenses 180.60
$ 1,912.99
Circuit Court:
Clerk's lees 3,000 00
Attorneys’ fees 2000
Slientf's fees 709.12
Magistrates’ fees 94.85
|. onstables' fees 607.50
Jury and witness fund 3,528 98
Court expenses 73.50
J il expenses 14.25
Removed cases 1,123.04
Orphsns’ Court 808.00
1 Inquests 138.63
Public Charities:
s Almshouse 1,477.34
, Outside pensioners 8,449.00
Sundry charities 8,900 83
, 6.05038
Elei tions:
, Election expenses 77.92
Scalps 40 60
. Cou 11 bouse & jail fund. 30 00
County Commissioners. 776 00
Taxes paid in error ... 28.67
Special appropriations. 3,05000
, Miscellaneous 269.51
| Collectors’ commissions 667 21
1 Contingent fund 7,163.47
; Discounts allowed 77.53
Lawks, & 15.90
iulcicst received 450.64
Sheep certificates 195 75
Cash 23.810.60
$51,858 50
O. L. WELLINGTON,
Treasurer A1 eganj County, Md.
Financial Condition of Allegany Counly
JANUARY 3, ISS3.
RESOURCE!,
I Taxes Not Collected.
Collector Ist Distr ct:
J.N.M.Hcndrh.kson,'Bos 458.90
“ “ 'Bl 1.838 89
Geo. 8. Wilson, 1882.. 8,701.34
$ 4,404.19
Collector 3d District:
. J is. M. SUober, 1883... 13,011 13
Collector 3d District:
N. 3. Float, 18*0 78.75
’• “ 1881 7,458.87
lolmJ. Kel.tr, 1882.. 0,691.47
Coll ctor 4ib District :
P. Mullen, 1880 2,670 08
“ 1881 1,916 62
Adam Thompson, 1882 8,197.58
, Cush 22,810.0
$67,91879
LIABILITIES.
I Roads:
Road levy $8,915 00
" uppiopi'istiuus... 1 13087
• “ balances 98 63
" expenses 122 50
, 12,360.40
, Circuit Court;
Cleik's fees 951.87
. Attorneys’ lees 72.08
Sli riff's Ices .75
Mugisir le’s fees 57 63
constables’lees 89 86
Jury and witness fund.. 6,074 63
Court expenses 50.34
' Jail - 3.00
I Removed esses 101.60
Orphans’ Court 768.00
luquesiß 546.81
. Public Churlti ;s:
Almsbnuse. 2,597.86
Outside pens'ouers .... 1,079.50
Sundry chanties 63.56
Public schools 26,350.00
Elections:
Registration officers.... 106.00
Election expenses 215.98
Scalps 119.30
Courthouse & Jail fund, 7,370 00
Taxes paid iu error.... 52 88
Special apnrop iaiiuos.. 850.00
Miscellaneous 45 75
Collcciors’ commissions 3,404.02
Contingent fund 7,608.8.)
New assessments 4 00
1 Sheep e-TlificHiei 118.44
1 U-wks, Ac 45.45
I $67,918.79
! COURT HOUSE AMD JAIL FUND.
, its lance last report $7,400.00
Payments 30.00
, Balance $7,870.00
bonded indebtedness,
i Courthouse and Jail bunds:
\mount authorized.. .$85,000:00
I “ paid A cauceled 50,000.00
, “ outstanding.... 36,000.00
collectors' accounts.
1 J.N.M.Hendnek
i son. 1880. 468.96
J.N.M.IIond tok
80n, 1881. 354,61 1,388,89
’ Geo S. Wilsm, I 82. 843 88 2,701.34
J.B Humbird, 1"78. 1,046 64
' ii “ 1879. 1,116.81
1 JasM. Shober, 1882. 3.20026 13,611.18
N. S Frost, 1880. 73,75
■* 1881. 910.78 7,45".3T
’ John I. Keller, 1882 3,521.27 6,691.47
F Mullen, 1880 . 2,670.08
>■ 1881. 1.916 62
A. Tbom[ son, 1882.9,640.05 8,197 68
• $12,689.65 $45,1 8.19
G L WELLINGTON
J*n 6 Treasurer Allegany Couu J,
0. Har.mauV Boot, Shoe, Hut and t up Announcement
Hesitate Then No Longer!
SEE HARTMAN,
TheGreatShoeMan
| AT ONCE!
, A Big Tumble in Prices
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BETTER THAN GIMORACKB itND NONSENSE FOR
Holiday Presents
ARE THE SOLID, SUBSTANTIAL GOODS YOU CAN FIND A1
Hartman’s Great Shoe House.
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: Boots, Shoes, Hats,Caps
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Trunks and Valises!
You are not well dressed unlejs you arc well shod There is a well
known prorcrb which says that "to he well glovi d and well shod Is to he
well-dressed." Everybody of taste will ac.mll that there is good sense and
much truth in this maxim. It is a luxury to have neat, substantial and at
the same time STYLISH FOOT-WEAR. In this hue I have souelbl g
that fills the hill exactly In my
[LADIES’ CARLISLE
GLOVE-FITTING SHOES!
These celebrated Shoes have met with a reception in out town which shows
that our people can appreciate a good thing when they see it. I invite my
Lady Customers to call and examine them.
1 have not heard one syllable of complaint (and 1 have sold many cases)
from the purchasers of my
J. W. BRIGHAM & CO’S HAND-MADE BOOTS,
Which I have no hesitation in saying
BJE BEAT.^
I have recently returned fiom the East with an IMHENSB STOCK of
carefully selected goods that has taxed to the uttermost all the space I hare
tor ila accommodation. Determined to dispose of it at once 1 have
PARED DOWN THE FIGURES.
TOU WILL FIND BOTTOM BARGAINS IN
Ladies’ dine Button Stives, Ladies ’ Lace and Heavy
Shoes, all grades of Misses’, Children’s, Boy’s and
Men’s Shoes; Dixon’s Alining Shoes; Ladies’
Men’s and Children’s Gum Shoes; Men’s
Waterproof, Kip and Heavy Boots, tfc., sc.
IT IS TO YOU±4 INTEREST
To buy where you can get the Cheapest and Best.
C. HARTMAN,
D I(Mf Wain St., Frostburg.