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Frostburg Mining Journal J. B. ODER, Editor and Proprietor, TWELFTH YEAR.—NUMBER 39 Miscellaneous Advertisements. Property Tor Sale. /> HOUSES AND LOTS in Frostburg 0 for saIe—CHEAP! Must be sold 1 Feb 18—tf JAMES KANE, Agent. Dr. A. A. WHITES Blood and Liver Pills, For the cere of liiscases rls< lug from mi impure slate of Hie lllood or DerauKcnient f the Stomach, fiver and Kid ney *. They nro mild in llieir operation and will cure with dispatch Malaria, Hilton* Fever, IM-HpepHla, Liver Ooniplaint, Jaundice, Headache and CoiiHtipaltou. PRICE 85 CENTS PER BOX. Sold by all nriiKglNlN. [Ap2l-y GEO. A.WI^HERT, Drussrist, FROSTB URG, MD. JJEADQUARTERS for Drugs, Medicines, PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFFS, Fine Toilet Motion*, WALL PAPERS—endless variety of pretty patterns, WIWDOW WI,ASS—aII sizes, etc. Prescriptions promptly and carefully compounded. BEALL’S BLOCK, FROSTBURG, MD May 7— tf __ THOMAS’ Boot, Shoe, Hat and Cap EMPORIUM. Tbe Latest Novelties in Boots and Shoes are now displayed on mv counters. Every style of G F.VI'LFH E\’N HATS AIM) <JAI*N AT LOW PRICES. I also keep constantly on baud a large supply of I,cut her and Shoe Find ing*. An inspectiou of ray stock before purchasing is requested. TRUNKS A SPECIALTY. WILLIAM THOMAS, Main street, Frostburg, Md. HT’A gent for the Peerless Remington Sewing Machine. * [May 7-tf WHERE TO BE CURED. Dr. RoiERTSON, 80 N. LIBERTY ST.,BALTIMORE,MD "I'HE most reliable and successful sped- X alist m this country, with 80 years ex perience in special treatment of all acute and chronic diseases of the Urinary Organs of tbe Nervous System, Organic and Semi nal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Im potency (loss of sexual power.) Nervous Trembling, Shyness, Wasting of Body, Palpitation of Heart,&c., caused by early abuse or excess of married life, quickly cured Ivy newly-discovered remedies that have never failed. Gonorrhcaa, Gleet and Stricture quickly emed. Syphilis in all Us stages, Syphilitic Ulcers of the Body, Hu mors, Blotche ■ on the Face, Ulcers mNose 01 Throat positively cured, and the poison entirely eradicated frem the system with o the use of Mercury. Dr. Robertson is a graduate ol the University ol Maryland. Refers to leading physicians of Bahlmore, his native city. All Female Complaints and all Irregularities quickly removed. Correspondence strictly confidential. Medicine sent to any address packed free from observation. A eu o guaranteed in every case placed under my treatment. Enclose stamp tor reply. [Dec 38 YE LIGHTNING I SPRING OPENING AT Rogers’ Art Palace “PAR EXCELLENCE !” CARRY the news to your friends and proclaim to the entire region that we are prepared with every lacillty pertaining to the profession to execute Photo in Cards, Cabinet Panels, BOVRDOURS Bxlo, and all large sizes, in the most perfect manner. We ate the only artists in W( st ern Maryland, Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia that use the Rapid (or “Lightning") Process, an entirely new method by which Photos are made in “flash.” No stare, no sad or mournful expressions. Childien photo graphed with absolute certainty. See Our Show Windows,' Look out for New Steles, notice the great ly Inipiovcd appearance of our gallery and then come in and (Jet Your “I.ook iiess Tooken ’ in new stylo yourself. Courtesy nd polite decorum wi 1 lie meted to all who will favor us vvitha call. Respect lully, A. A. ROGERS, P'oprietor, Broadway Gallery ol Photography. May 5-tf t THE DAY, The Baltimore Democratic Paper. | WM. X. I'HOANIVAI.K, Editor. One of the Host Evening Papers In America—Published Every Evening Except Sunday. , ■ *3 PER TEAR OR 26 CENTS PER MONTH. THE WEEKLY EDITION jpfe’ THU P Issued Every Friday Morning, JaMhundPoraocteht-poue paper, filled with Now*and Choice Beading Mutter and containing Hourly a irholo page of vigorous editorial comments on cur* runt events. One of the largest and bent weekly papwa in the United State?. Only one dollar a year. €> SAUPLE COPY MAILED FREE. Railroads—Time Tables. Cumberland & Pennsylvania Railroad NEW TIME TABLE ''PO TAKE EFFECT L Monday, May il. 18S8. Passcngertrains leave Cumberland at 8.15 A. u. and 3.35 P. u. Frostburg, east, 7.10, A. M., and 12.48 P. M. “ west, 10.13, “ “ 4.85 “ SCHEDULE: r— LEAVE —STATIONS ,—ARRIVE —, A 11. I A. M. | A. M. I P M 8,15 11.40 Piedmont 11.10 5.82 6.30 I 11.55 Barton 10.50 | 0,17 Ip. H. 12.10 Jackaon 10.48 5.07 13.26 Ocern 10.36 4.52 7J2 I 13.82 Borden Shaft 10.20 4.45 7.19 1 12.43 Frostburg 10.12 4.35 7.30 I 1,00 Morantown 9.52 4.10 7.40 1.07 Mt. Savage 9.40 4.00 7.40 1 1.18 Barrelvillc 9.40 4,01 7.48 | 1.14 Patterson’s 9.38 3.50 7.56 1 1.20 C.&P. Junction 9.30 3.50 8.05 j 1.85 Cumberland 9.16 8.85 -ARRIVE— 1 '—LEAVE—' pTIT burwell; May 18 General Sunerintendsut. Georges Creek and Cumberland R, R. PASSENUBB TRAINS. Commencing Wednesday, Not. 22,1882. (By Philadelphia time, which is 5 minutes earlier than Baltimore time.) Daily, Sundays excepted. LEAVE CUMBERLAND— -7.80 a m. and 8 30 |> m., fur Lcnacoii ing, 9 00 a. m and 1.55 p m , for Bedli rd, Pitlshurg, Puilailelptiia and JSew Volk. LEAVE LONACONING 11.30 a. m., connecting lor Bedford, Piushurg, Philadelphia and New York, ami 0.15 fur Cumherhmd only Round-trip tickets (good for the day) on the Georges Creek and Cumberland Rail road at reduced ratts, the Couduc or flu uisties “Return L necks’’ at ail stations where them are no ticket efliees. Apply a day or two in advance, at Hay* Street Malion, in Cumbeilu d. oi byte e phone to Vale Summ.t Station, ;or carriage airangemeuts be ueeu Va.e Summit sta tion and Dans Ruck imp rein u,ulooceuls per passenaer. (Excursionists fur DAN’S ROCK can leave Cuinbuilund at 7.80 am., (Sundays excepted) and returning leave Vale Sum mit ai 12 iiuon or 5.45 p, in. Railroad la. e 50 cents lor round trip. Radroad and cm riage, $1 fur trip I rum Cumberland to Dan's Rock :.ud re urn. JAS. A. MILLIIOLLAND, Dec 2 General Manager. IIALTIMOKI, \ u’lUtt ItTiI.ROAD. ON and after May 14, 1883, trains will unive and depart as follows: (Jim.. EIILAMI). ARRIVE 1 WESTBOUND TRAINS I DEPART 1.05 a m I No. 12 Express. 1 2,43 am I No. 2 Exjitets. | 2:48 a m 7:23 a m No. 4 Express. I 738 a m No. 34 Accom’u. 6.30 a m 1.30 pm j No. 10 Express. | 304 p m 1 No. 14 Mail. I 3:10 p m 3.20 p m | No. G Express. | 3:40 p m ARRIVE I BABTROUNDTRAINS I DEPART 1:30 a m No. 3 Express. I:4lam No. 11 Express. 3:00 am 7:03 a m No. 13 Mail. 7:08 a m 9-50 a m No. 5 Express. 10:06 a m No. 0 Express. 2:45 p m 4.37 pm No. 1 Express. 4:55 pu. 7:25 p m No. 33 Aecom’n. Miy 19 J. F. LEGGE.Agent. [PITTSBURG DIVISION.] ON and alter Nov. 29,1881, passenger trams on tbe Duisburg Division of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad will run as follows: Cumberland. WESTBOUND. 3.52 p. m | No. 10 Mail. | 10,00 p. m 12.40 a. m | No. 2 Expiess. | 6.30 a. m PUtX*r ß . BASTBOUm Ca^Jf,d. 8.50 a. ml No. 1 Mail. ‘ I 2.85 p.m 9.10 p. in | No. 8 Express. | 2.85 a. m Local accommodation train leaves Cum berland for Connellsville at 0.30 a. m.; re turning arrive Cumberland 7.00 p. m. On and alter Nov. 20, 1881, trains on the Somerset and Cambria Branch will run as follows: Northbound—Leave Rockwood at 6.00 a. in. ami 13.40 p. m.; Someitct, 6 30 and 1 15 p. in., arrive Johns town 8.30 a. m. and 3.05 p. m. South bound—Leave Johnstown, 9.15 a. m. and 3.20 p. m; Somerset 11.05 and 0.15 p. m., arrive Ruck wood, 11.40 a. m. and 5.50 p m. All trains run daily. THOMAS M. KING, General Bup’t. E. D. Smith, Passeng-1 Agent. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, (BEDFORD DIMS.OS.) UN and after May 14, 1883, Passenger Trams arrive aun depart as follows: —LEAVE , STATIONS. , ARRIVE— Mail. Exp. Exp. Mull. A. M. IP. M. PM. P. M 845 155 Cumberland 12 35 10 00 919 | 82a Hyudm. il 12 01 920 | am 10 30 1 330 Bedford 11 00 825 P M, I 12 40 1 555 lluntiundon 835 005 I 355 j 7>o Altoona 715 225 P. M A. M 845j11 3J Pittsburg 8-5 733 A m. |p. M 420111 30 Harrisburg 310 [ 315 1A M. P. M. I A. M, 255 Philadelphia li 20 li 05 615 New York 800| 800 ' ARRIVE —' ' LEAVE—' NOTE.—Time here given is Pennsyl vania Railroad (Philadelphia) time, which live minutes faster than Baltimore time. No changcof cars between Cumberland and Huntingdon. Through cars between Huntingdon and Philadelphia, New York md Pittsburg. Passengers from pomta east ot llyndiimn, for Somerset, take Ex press train west; change ears at Hyndmnn, and arrive at Somerset at 4.56 p.m. Tickets sold and baggage checked by PETER NOON, Agent, corner of Balti more and Liberty Streets, Cumberland, and at the depot. ’Bus will call at resi dences for pisnengcrs and luggage, on notice left with agent. J. U. WOOD, General Passenger Agent. Taos. A. Roberts, Superintendent. A.N INDEPENDENT PAPER. FROSTBURG, Ml)., SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 23, 1883. .diseellnneous Advertisement*. 1 18. T.'JE WELL, Ladies and Gentlemen** Merchant Tailor, MAIN ST., FROSTBURG, MD. MAKER of all kinds of LADIES’ JuckelH, Dol tnnn*. II In fer* and Wrapper*. GENTLE MEN’S Null* in tlie .’Vewetd Style*. IST Samples of Foreign and Domestic Goods of Excellent Quality end Low Pri ces always on laud. Alterations and Re pairs Neatly Done. [Feb 3—y ; Stoves & Tinware IYRKI). JOHNSON is still active . I and doing s good business at \ No. Jj.o Main St., Frostburg, Where he sells tbe BEST STOVE i In town. I refer to the well known “Ironsides!” Which has the largest oven snd is tbe quickest baking stove in the market. I also manufacture and keep con stanily on burnt the most substantial and very best Tinware! TO BE FOUND. Soliciting a call and an inspection of tin superb New Ironsides Cook Stove and my stock of tinware, 1 n mam youis, Apr 9-y FRED JOHNnON. JQn THE BALTIMORE JQM 00 WEEKLY t>UN. 00 ENLARGED AND PRINTED IN BOLDr.R TYPE. One Dollar a Year Subscription. i GREATER AMOUNT OF MAT iV ter and no iuc earn of price. A Home Journal atm Fireside Corn pan ion. A New.- paper giving a we. t’s events in com. act shape. Entertaining Slanes Romanies, Narratives of Adventure anil 1 Poetry. Tim colun ns of the WEEKLY SUN give ad tliu Foieigu and boniest e News ot 'be World In llievaiious departments in Polities, Commerce, Finance. Business, Literature, the Arls and Sciences. 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One year, - $6.00 | One month, 50 cts r Six months, ■ 3.00 | Three weeks, 38 “ - Four “ - 8.00 Two “ 35 “ , Three “ - 1.60 One “ 13 “ - Two “ - 1.00 | 1 Single copies by mail, 08 “ No deviation from published terms. Address A. 8. ABELL & CO., Sun Iron Building, Jan 27 Baltimore, M-i, Ml see 11 unco us Advertisements J. SEMMES~DeVECMOX, Attornoy-at-Law, Jan —v CUMBERLAND. MD. 1840 1883 Cunard Steamship Co., LIMITED, Between new y< >rk and LlV- EßPOOL,callineat Queenstown each way. Proposed sailings from Pier 40, North River, New York: Parthia Wednesday May 23 ‘Bothnia “ “ 30 Pavonla “ June 6 Servia “ “ 13 *No Steerage. Cabin passage, 880 and 8100 gold. Steerage passage from New York to Liverpool, Queen-town, Glasgow, Belfast, Londonderry, Cardiff, or Bristol, S2H; to Dublin, $29; to London, s3l; to Havre and Paris, Hamburg, Antweip, Rot terdam, Bremen, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, or Mauheim, $32. To New York from Liverpool, Queenstown, Glasgow, Belfast, er Londonderry, #2l; from London, Car diff, or Bristol,' $24; from Havre, Paris, Hamburg, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Bremen, or Amsterdam, $27 ; from Gothenburg, or Copenhagen, S2B. For further particulars or tickets apply to or sddiees IHOB. G. PORTER, May 19 Frosthnra Md THE SPRING OF 1883 Has Arrived ! \7ETIIAT have been buying X common and id-tilling clothing, mid Have been growling and gi ambling because >f il, remember that no such complaints arc heard about tin-Splendid lilting anil well made i lolltlng Umi comes from HARRY C. COLBORN’S Merchant Tailoring KutahUnhment, Next Door to Bt. Cloud Hotel, Frostburg SUITS TO ORDER from a line of For eign ami Domestic Su tings, bought East md West, that lor Neatness perihelion ol JOIOI ing, ex ellonce of Quality and Low Prices WILL WIN EVERY TIME, ami young nan don’t you forget if. A . lea-me to .-how lit mto yu. Come ami see them. H. C. COLBORN. Apr 14-tf Frostburg, Md. XjXJSTE STEAM BETWEEN BALTIMORE AND LIVERPOOL CALLING AT HALIFAX uND EACH WAT. IMIE splendid Screw Steamers of the above Lino will run at follows: Tons. From Baltimore Hibcrrlan 3440... .Tuesday, May 29 Caspian 3200 . . “ June 12 Nova Scotian.. .3300... “ “ 26 Hibernian 3440.... “ July 10 Caspian 3200 .. “ “ 24 Nova Scotian.. .3300... “ Aug 7 Hibernian 3449.... “ “ 21 And I hereafter every fortnight. All steamers are appointed to leave Bal timore at 9 a. m., on their advertised dates. Steerage Passage to or from Liverpool, Londonderry, Glasgow, Queenstown, Bel fast, Bristol, Cardiff, &c., at Lowest Rates. Very best accommodations for Steerage and Intermediate Passengers. Ax exper ienced surgeon is attached to each vessel. Intermediate and Steerage Stewardesses carried by each steamer for the purpose of attending to the wants ot the females and children. For further particulars or passage tickets to and from Great Britain, apply to A SCHUMACHER & CO., Baltimore; 01 iu Frosiburg to J. JANDORF, May 26-y Main Street. PERCY’S HAY FEVER REMEDY. XeHlinioniiil*. Frostburg, Sept. 8, 1883. Mr D. G. Pkrcy— Dear Sir; lam hap py (o inform urn that the bolt e of Asth ma Cere which you sent me has more than met my exp. ctat 011 s 1 was -uttering very much wit li suffocation when it came, and wa- obliged to move about very slowly. As. < tiding stairs was quite painful ou ac count of my shortness of breathing. In five minutes alter taking the flrsl di.se I felt rcdtevi d 1 have tak> nit according to dmc'ions ever since, and, although it has rained much of the time, I have felt no asthmatic conditions. 1 am trulv thank ful, ai.d hope all suffe era from Hay Fevi r n„ Asthma may learn ol your run edy and he relieved Margaret McQann. Bf.dford, Pa., o<t. 10, 1882. D G. Pkrcy, Esq.— Sir; The remedy you seni me (or Day Fever I used, and I derived marked benefit, at lea-l I did nut suffer us 1 did in former 3'eurs from liav Fever. 1 hud to leave home and go east, wh eh was against my using your remedy as I wished. 1 believe if 1 had received your r< medy time wnks sooner,rnd used it, 1 would had veiy little ot the annual vi iIT, it any. Much oidued lor your kindness and good vv shes for me. As ever yours, Rev. F. Bbnfdict. War Dcpaitmcnt, Surqeoti-Oenerals Office, Washington, D. C., Oct. 19,1882. My dkar Mr. Percy: I have suffered from Hay Fever during the last twe.ve years. It sols in on the 18th of August, auuually, and terminates when frost ap pears. Have used several remedies but without effect. This year (1882) I have used your preparation, which lias enabled mo to at lend to my business, which, before using it, J could nut do. The Asthma from which 1 had suffered so severely, and which almost produced suffocation, has been completely arrested by your valuable medicine. It is without doubt a very ex cellent specific fur Autumnal Catarrh. Yours truly, David Flynn. |*A mild, effective preparation, put up in 09-c nt and $1.25 bottles, only by D. G. PERCY, Proprietor, Sold by all druggists. Frostburg, Md. June 0 Miscellanea c Advertisement*. Oranges and Florida. | Better than Breeze*) and Hlm i rows— Under a New flag. IT'VEN the balmy air and orange groves 1/ of Florida fail to keep its people full of happiness and ccmfort. Art must help nature everywhere—in the tropics as among the pines of the North. “And, chief among the blessings which are adap ted to all zones,” writes Dr. J. G. Wallace, of Fort Dade, Fla., “is Parker's Tonic. 1 It seems to have the world for a field, and ' most of the current diseases yield to its ae- ; tion. I have used it in the esse of a deli- j cate and dyspeptic young lady, with the j most gratifying results. It seemed to ac complish with ease whst the usual pro scriptions and treatment lor Dial miser able malady failed wholly to bring about. I am alto glad to state that the Tonic has greatly relieved me personally of a trouble some atonic condition of the stomac of long standing. It is the ideal purifier and invigorunt.” Messrs. Hiscox & Co. rail especial st tention to the tact that alter April 16th, 1883, the name and stylo of this prepara tion will bo simply Park*r' lonie. The word “Gtngci" Is dropped, for the reason that unprincipled dealers are constantly deceiving their patrons by substituting in ferior prepaiationa under the name of Ginger; and as ginger is sn unimportant fl ivorii g ingredient in our Ton c, wo are si re that our friends will agree with ns as tc the propiiely of the change. There util be no thunge, howeofr, in the pieparn lion itself ; and 11 IhiUlcb remaini. gin the ban.is of ileulus, wrap;id under tno name of “Pakkmi’s Ginokii Tonic,” contain the genuine medicine it the signature of iltscox & Co. is hi the bottom ol outside wrapper. [June 2 Im. TELEPHONE' Exchange Company 'THE TELEPHONE EXCHANGE I COMPANY herewith present a cor reeled list of snbscrilers to the Exchange system; Adams Express Lear, I) II Alien, W T Lowndes, Lloyd, jr America! Coal Co Lynn. David Ballzell & Kouss Lorriconlng Exch’gc j Beall, KA&Cn Louaconing Review i Beall, Mrs Wmß,res Miller, D P B and O Express Miller, J.l B and O 1 Mlllnmn, F X •& O Dispatcher’s Maryland Coil Co j i flice M>l ho hind Jas A Boyd A limiter Marean, L Brace, Dr C 11 MeKaigV Foundry Bruce & Richmond McKaig'a Law office Bandy's Mills Morgan, T P Biuee, Dr IJ, res M ait ruder, Dr O W ■ Bruce, W-Rcv. olficeMnrgan, John Brandler, JN 11 News ofilce Blnul, F A New Central Coal Co j B allau, John A, res Noon, P Beall, Baiiah &Co New Central Coal Co , (F oath rg) Luna, on ng Beall,F C, FrosthurgOrrii k, JC & Son | Brunt, L W Ohr, Dr C II Borden Mines Orrltk, J C, res Borden Shalt Owens, J P lilcher, II W Penu’a R R in Md Campbell, W P & CoPost flice City Hull Pompey Smash (pub- Clark, W B lie station) Cook’s Mill Payne & Co, Frost'rg Court House Peacock & Co Coulehan Bros Rawlings Station Consolidation Coal Read, W J Co office Rtdgeley, C lias Consolidation Coal Rohrer, LD, office Co wliarf Rohrer, L D, mill C& O Canal office Rawlings, G M Cumberland Mill Co Roundhouse GC&C Cumbe’amiCementCoßyan, J, Lonaconiug Craigen, Dr W J, rm Ryan, D Cralgen, John S Ryan & Bro, Pekin C & P R R, Froslb’gSanders, John W Cumberla’d Glass CoSander, J W, res Dixon, John T Seay, C A Duughtrcy,P H & CoSecond Nat Bank E/e, E D Sbnver, E T, res Earsom, James Shriver, Arthur, res Fisher, John, res Sinclair, M Feidt, W H Seilers & Holzen Fronhiser it Co Smith. P J Farrell, Mrs M Sloan & Sloan, Ocean Flurehnlz, II U F St Nicholas Hotel Flury & Son Somirvillc J, Bart m Frostburg Exchange St Thomas Hospital Fulton, JA& Co Schmitt, Rev V F Gordon & Son Fr slhurg t ram tch, F M Sloan it t o, Lonnco’g Gas office Schweitzer, .1 no, res Ga Works Tearney, M Gaskell & Kvcrstinc Times Ofilce Hast, John T Thruslon, Mrs Q A Healey, Dr ThosM Tilglmian, F L Hein & Co T .ylor, T B, res Hein, P, res W U Telegraph office Henderson, Qeo, ,jr Warren Glass Works Henderson .Oeo.oifieeWalcr works Humbird it Co Whiteman, L P Hall's, (publk office) Welsh, i 11 lleriiinuu, J G Wei. & Sheridan Hotel EH'cron Wills Creek Tannery lllb lrns Bios, P'est-Wn sel, J P burg We sel. J P, res I Iladra.E,Public.offleeWid nci.J B, res lludru, E, ics Wel>er, Henry Hughes, Chas, res Weber, H, liirm | Johnson, RD, res Whitwoub Bros, Joy, Jus R West rnpoit Long, Mrs T Wilson, Lewis S Luiuiwehr, Geo D Young, Chas & Son Lav in it Co Z iehanus, J F TERMS. Special line Wilton half mile of Ex change, $4.17 per mouth Special rates, on application, for loig lines. Messages to Lonaonninp, Cnmlierland, Frostburg, Piedmont, Barton, Oi ean, Pi kin, Pom, >uy Simo-h and to all points in lliAeounty, 15 cents. Message and answer,2s ecu's. JOHN A BLATTAU, Superintemleut. Edwin D. Evf., Manager. . IMtU RALIZED. In wlnif ways Prevalent ItII may be Shorn of its Power to llariu. MALARIA is a broad name lor many diseases—all originating in blood poisoning. Bilious fever, the typhus and typhoid fevers and chills and fever are prominent members of the family. Mala ria defies alike the builders, the plumbers and the physicians. Despairing of ordi nary treatment, the latter almost unani- ' mously recommend BENSON’S CAP CINE POROUS PLASTER us the great est anti-malarial specific ot the age. These piasters act upon the liver, spleen, bowels and kindneys. Worn over the region of the liver, and upon the back over the kidneys, they ward off malaria like an armor. No other plas ters do this- When you purchase, satisfy yourself that the word CAPCINE is cut in the centre ot the plaster. Seubury & Johnson, Chemists, New York. Highest awards at International Expositions. June2-lm Hfealhnf. THE ARK ANSA W FARMER. A eattls dsaler s.oppeil at tbe honse ot an Arkannaw smaller farmer, and called to a man who was drawing water with an old-fashioned wind lass that cried out with an alarming I sorsak at every turn of the crank. ; “Light!" shouted the drawer ot ; water. The man dismounted tnd approach . ed the well. “I'm a cattle-buyer,” said tbe man, “and I'd like te talk busi ness to you." “Can’t talk business till I give theee steers as much water as they want." “How long will it take?" “Blamed if I know. They ain’t had no water for two days, and the well's seventy-five feet deep, ami the bucket leaks ; now make the calc'la tion." ‘ How long have you be..n draw ing 7” “Str.ee sun up; ami they're just ns rampant now as th“y was wi.eu I commenced, I don’t 'low to do nothin’ elsa for several 'lays yit, for by the time one gits 'nongb, the other is spilin' for some." "Why don't you drive them to the creek ?” "Tsar ain’t no ersek iu the neigh borhood." 1 “Why d-a't you drive them to the j river ?” 1 “’Cos they’ll rush in an’ drowi. : ihemsdvea.” j “Why don't you drive them to the | pond?" j “They won’t diink that corter water." “Don't yen want to sell them ?” T would if I had the old woman's 1 consent, an’ I think -he's willin’." “Where is sbo?’’ ! “She'd jes’ gitiin' ready to go over j to see one ot the neighbors." “You’d better consult her before i she Uaves." “Yon don't, know that woman like I do. It ain’t safe to pes'er her when she's gitlin' ready to go any whar. We’ll hafter wait till she gits thar.” "How far is it ?” "About nine miles." “I see you don’t care to talk busi ness." “No, I ain't so powerful keen. “If you’d pay more attention to business you'd live better." "Don't wanter live no better. Suits me." “Are you making any attempt to educate your children ?” “Yes, an’ they’re gettin' along fine. Jim hit a nigger with a rook yester day, Bob sassed a jestice of the peace, and Buck ain't afeard of the devil. That’s a mighty good showin’, I can tell you." And the windless croak ed and the stears walled their eyes. “Are all of your children boys ?" “They might have haul, ef il hadn't been lui one thi,.g." “ What was that ?’’ “0 e of ’em was a gal.” “Where ia she now ?" “Manied to the triflin'est feller I ever seed.' “V\eh, there’s no use fooling with ■ you ; good day," ‘ Good-day." A 'd he turnel tl: it nk, mattering to himself, "N sin’ j round here to find cut whoa jjrt , whiskey. A man Master bo mighty j sraait tbeao Jays.'—Aikatisaa 2‘rav | cltr. A Blessing.— The pjin in all Ids joints became intense ; fever, with its deteriorating eflects, was now ed ied, j and he became rapidly reduced to tha semblance of nskeie;on, wh le vi'ality reached its lowest ( ossil le condition, and his sufferings weie of such inde scribable cbaiacter that Ihoie who most loved him sometimes thought it would ha bettor if be were called away. At this time, physicians, well krown in this city (Pittsburg,) in formed his parents that be wag in im minent danger of total paralysis, and directly afterward they announced to his sorrowfnl mother that they could give no hopes of his recovery. At this juncture the use of Perunci was com menced, and in six weeks Wm. Lin coln Curts was well and at work. Read page 23 of Dr. Hartman’s “Ills > of Lifegot it from your druggist. Wyoming, next to Texas, is prob- , ably tbe greatest stock-growing re gion in tbe United States. It is said that about 1,000,000 cattle are now feeding on its plains, the estimated | value of which is about $30,000,000.! $1.50 per annum—in advance WHOLE NUMBER, 611. Coal Competition in Virginia, —A contributor to the Baltimore Sun writes the following in an article of recent dale; “The recent purchase of tho Washington and Ohio road and its franchises by the Shenandoah company adds an important arm to the trunk line. To attach the pur chase to the system it is only neces sary to grade and lay tracks from Round Hill in Loudoun county to Berry ville, Va., a distance of 12 miles. The route is over the ridge, lut the grade is not heavy, and the cost will be smell, while the advantage to the system will be immense. The fran chises include the right of way over the Alexandria road into Washing ton citv and into the Sixth-street depot of the Baltimore and Potomao road. Among the latest movements to -ecnro the syrtem at Norfolk has been the pur hwe of Liinboic’s Point for terminal facilities. This point is understood to afford the means ol rivaling the Che apeskeeud 0 io railroad's terminal advantage ar Newport N <ws. Within the past Hire* week* 75 miles of road, built, from New River, on (he Norfolk ami Western road, to Pocahontas, laze well county, Va., have opened coal measures trom which a thousand tons of bituminous coal, equal to Cinnellsvillo coal fop coke and si earn uses, may be row shipped daily, audit my be put up ot-.OOOtoris if needed. The cost is figured down to 30 cents a ton and the hauling is 373 miles to tnlewa er at N irloltr and lees to Washington I ci y as a com"ptiior for Cumberland coal by the Chesapeake and Ohio canal. Coal in abundance for coke has been secured in the Flat Top re gie" within reach cf the railroad system, for all the needs of the iron industries which have come into ex istence. Just hero, however, ought to be pointed out the significance of the declaration recently made by Col. JoJ. Hotchkiss that there was “no anthracite coal in Virginia worth a button." If anthracite coal existed in abundance in Virginia, some Penn sylvania interests now allied for Vir ginia development would bo apt to look to homo interest first. But an thracite coal mines in Pennsylvania and bituminous coal beds in Virginia may be worked without any conflict of interests by the same capital. Antbracite has its uses, which may not be interfere 1 with by any other coal, and money made in it may be very well and safely employed in developing Virginia coal mines, if, as Col. Hotchkiss says, and he is the best authority, there is no anthracite coal in Virginia worth a button," A Mooted Invention. —Mr. Fred erick Bafar, of Wills mountain, claims that he has invented a machine by means of which aerial loco notion can be practically tested. Mr. Bahr said Thursday ha was perfectly satisfied of the practicability of hie invention | and the fact will be apparent as soon as a test is made. In order to make ! such a'test he needs a balloon and he I ba* male every exertion wit,bin the -cope f bis own finances to procure one but lias failed. He jw asks that tue public interest thams lv-s to pro em ea balloon ascen-lou to lake place nerc ou the Fourth of July, and he will show the public bow readily hie invention can Oe applied lor locomo tion iu any direction whero nature does not oppose an impassable obetruc tion. Ascending or descending he machine is as eai.y continued as a host. He says better men than bim se I have been culled in t.i mn when • lit, claimed an invention. He a-ks lor no luonev contributions.—Civa oeriand Independent. As when She was Young.—“l have used Parke;'s H .ir Balaam end like it better than any similar prepa ration 1 know of," writes Mis. Ellen Pt-rry, wife of Rev. P. Perry, of Cold brook Springs, Mass. “My bair waa almost entirely gray, but a dollar bottle of the Balsam has restored the soltneas and brown color it had when 1 was young—not a single gray hair left. Since I began ap; lying the Bal sam my hair has stopped falling out, and I find that it is a perfectly harmless and agreeable dressing." The amount of the Garrett county levy is $33,864 23. The county tax rate is 89 cents. | Seven hundred coke ovens are to be > erected at Pocahontas, Virginia.