Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-09-30

the writer Of this had the misfortune 70
4 he acni for about i've weeks. 1t was ul-
der the supervision Of DR.. J. i. Lewis at
thai me alr, l1rsc nunbcr Of sick and
wotTnIed sollers were sent lere to be
rcalc,l. This beatty was gcected by DIR.
n NJ TOWNSEND on account Of IFS being
very by place. Dr. TOWNSEND was in
;hc employ Of The Government, and. du-
ring my stay there was treating patient.
! had the pleasure Of meeting this gentle
nan, who, though six years have elapsed,
+ looks about as we'll as in those days, aud
is just rs good u:turod and obli@ing No
! thing remains Of Tie Old hospital but the
! foundation of TIC "lcaG-hoUse,' and the
/ flag pole The mia soldiers have been
taken from Tie graveyard and put in the
cemetery | think at Antctam.
/ Here met Mr.. Christ. Miner, n sausage
maker, from whom received some inlor-
nation conc2rning The place,
EckhaIt Mines are only half a mile from
ClarvsYillc and WIS al enc ..mc 4 lively
business place. had the pleasure, also,
OF meeting Mossrs. Parker Il Bro, dry
goods and grocery dealers Their business
is wcil-llnown in tie community ana fur
/ thcr notice is unnecessary.
A. p. Clary is also located at Eckhart
4 Mines, and deals in dry goods and grocer
T les. He is a good little fellow and keeps
good goods
can say the same Of T. W. Ncf, who
/ deals in groceries and notions,
Joseph Womersly, l believe, is a grocer
and general dealer and does Il good bust
| ness.
Mt Savage is distant, four miles, from
I Frostburg and from the appearance of the
town, at one time was a lively place also, |
cannot at this time attempt to give YOU an
idea Of what it is or was. | Will simply
say ii looks like Il business place | met
here several gentlemen engaged in differ
cnt branches OF trade, who desire to he
come acquainted with some Pittsburgh
wholesale dealers. viii mention one:
Martin Clark, Esq who deals in dry
goods, groceries, &c, and doing good
/ business.
also met Mr.. Thomas l.. Judy, proprie-
tor of the Varnum House. He keeps Il
first hotel, Every thing in good
style.
Also, had the pleasure of meeting Mr..
Edward O'Donnell, proprietor Of Mt Say
age Hotel He, too, understands how to
keep a hotel.
met another old resident of Mt. Savage
DR.. A. Thompson, who has been practi-
cling there for twenty-five years, success
fully.
A ride of twelve miles on horseback took
me to Salisbury, Pa, where had time to
/ look around few minutes. Here | met
Mr. William Smith, Il merchant. He deals
in everything; also manufacturer of shocks.
His stock of dry goods, &c, is second to
none.
The Union House at this place is well
! kept by Edward kcim. 1t is THE house to
stop at when you visit Salisbury.
THE Lowers.
Sallic Salter, she was Il young teacher who
taught,
And her friend, Charley Church, was a
| preacher who praught,
Though his enemies called him a scrccch-
| en- WHO scraugiit.
Ills heart, when he saw her, kept sinking
and sunk,
/ And his ewes, meeting hers, began winking
| and Wlnk;
While She, in her turn, kept thinking and
t!IunS.
He fastened to WOO her, and sweetly he
I Wooed,
For his love grew until a mountain it
grcwett,
And what he was longing to do then he
docd.
In secret he wanted to speak and he spoke,
70 seek with his lips what his heart long
had soke;
So be managed to let the truth leak and it
lokc.
He asked her to ride to the church and
They so sweetly did glide that they thought
they glode,
And they came to the place to be tied and
they tocd.
Then homcward, he said, let us drive and
they drove,
And as soon they wished to arrive they
arrOye;
For what he couldn't contrive she controve.
Tho kiss he was dying to steal then he stole,
AT the feet where lie wished to lnecl then
he hnolc
And he said u feel better than ever 1 Gole"
So they to each other kept clinging and
chung,
While time his swift circuit was winging
and wung,
AMI this was the thing he was bringing
and brung.
The man Sally wanted to catch and had
CAUGHT
Tlla; she wanted from others to snatch and
hal silaugbt,
Was the one she liked to scratch and size
sar2Url.t.
And Cl,arley's warm love began freezing
and iro2c,
While he took to crUe ~ teasing and tose
The Girl he had wished to squeeze and he
sl1oze.
"Wto,cl,," he cried, when she threatened to
lc,,,t. h i'm and left