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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

PEEsoSAL.-Col, lsaasnkleberger, of the
L. :. army, who has beGioncd in Arizona
Tor several years past, i At this place on
the 2sth u,t., accompany his family, Who
are now visiting their nus friends in this
N.clnity. While in towrare stopping with
the family OF Hon. j. .ker. The Colonel
brought the remains oiam RotheFmel, OF
Little Mahapoy, with lho was killed by
the Apaches Indians, inna, on the 25.h Of
Jaly, 1865.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

VALUABLE vacant Lot, located in George
town. Northumberland county, Pa, is offered for
sale on reasonable terms. An indisrutab!e title
will be given. Apply at this Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

PLEhsA%T AFrAIR-GoLDES WEDDING.-On
SaturGa! evening last, The children and grand
children Of Geo. Wciscr, Esq, and lady, of this
place. together with large number of personal
friends, called at his residence to celebrate the
anniversary fihcir golden wedding. l; appears
that the Squire had received no notice, and was
quite At n loss to know what it meant, as the
house was being tillcl with his children and uu-
mcrous friends aud when the matter was cx-
plained in some appropriate congratulatory re-
marks by the Rev. Mr.. Ilcmpery. he and his
lady were much affected a. seeing themselves
surrounded by their friends on the nftieth ami
vcrsary of their wedding day. Numerous sub
stan.ial gifts we're left with them, which are no
doubt highly appreciated. l.. Tho affair passed of
very pleasantly. Several amusing incidents oc-
Cured during This pleasant gathering, which
created much merrirncut-among thcn, was that
in which gentleman presented the Squire with
a very handsome gold tooth-pick, when to his
surprise he WAS informed that the Squire had long
masi.catcd his food without the aid Of teeth
Altogether, It was one Of the most happy gath
erinss ever witnessed in this place.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

A LARGE sale of personal propcy will take
place at Georgetown, this county, Friday, the
10th inst, Those who desire vsluae farm stock
and nplcmcnts, will please take nice OF posters
pat up, printed Mt this Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

THE parade of the P. o. 5. of a., Northum-
herlnpd on the osth ult., was successful affair
Camps from some five or six places we're repre-
seuted. The dinner given by Cam No. l43, is
highly spoken of by those who part 'k of their
hCspi a 'ity.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

Fatal ACcIpESr.-On TuesdaynorninS last,
as the hands on the gravel train the D. II. *
W. railroad were loading cars nr Reeds sta
ton. the earth gave way and felcruShing Mr..
Peter Dick, OF Cakes Addition, th he ded from
his injuries in the afternoon on I same day.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

Tur passenger train on ShamoAn Valley
railroad broke down about miles above Sny-
.drrtowu, on Monday morniEft. The cars were
filrl with passengers tocnd Court at this
place, bat VIC are happy tate uo injury was
done to any Of them. ASen axle was the
cause nf the break down. train was detain-
Ell several hours in Couseqc.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

INIrRrp.-Mr. Charles YounGiespa:cher on
the y. {. Railroad, was cnug between the
bumpers of cars. II the lower "a, at this place,
on the 9Gth at, and severely ilrel. We arc
happy to state that he has so frecoyercd Us 10
niiand 10 hAsin.ss.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

LITERARY FReGRBsa.-Hc9e can DC any
doubt in regard TO tEe ly progress Of the
Gstmoclu,y, We refer thetical to the New
Years Addresses issued fhc two organs of
the party in this place. abused "niggcr"
himself would not feel timertel with the
aulAorship.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

wnrS you get to sunbury, 60 to LM' odar )
Office and get insured in the METROPOLITAN Lie
Insurance Company Of New York.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

ITO CONSUMPTlVES.-Thc advertiser, hav-
A ing been permanently cured OF that dread
disease, Consumption, by simple remedy, is
anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers
the means Of care. 70 all who desire it, he will
send Il copy of the prescription used (free of
Charge. with the directions for preparing and
using the same, which they will find SURE CURE
FoR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c.
Partic3 wishing the prescription will please ad
dress Rcg. EDWARD A. WILSON.
lGj South Second Street, Wiilinmsburgh, y. Y.
Nov. 10, iS7O.-ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

We are informed that Mriariin UAss, Of
Upper Augusta township. Xii hog, about a
week ago, twerty months o! wAicl weighed
I34 pounds. mir. G. SIS pcrs3 in raising fat
hogs, ana generally manages have cue o. two
runrpllr t. weigh about 600 ,nia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

HOWARD SANITARY AID ASSOCIATION.
i l. For the Relief and Care Of the Errng and
Unfortunate. on Principles of Christian Philan-
thropy. Essays on The Errors of Youth, and the
Folies of Age, in relation 10 MARRIAGE and So
CI,L Evils, with sanitary aid for the afftcc ,
Sent free, IN sealed envelopes. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box r, Philadelphia.
Pa, mnyT, '70-Iy.
TENHOSE WHO ARE SICK, or Afflicted with
Il any chronic difficulty, should without delay
write for DIR. llamitOu's New Treatise, sent free
10 any address.
r. LEONIDAs HAMILTON, NJ. D.,
+. o. Box +,9j2. New York City.
NOV. 96, lS1u.-it.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

TuE Calico Ball on the evn: of the cGih
ult, at II. Masonic HAN, wasnitc success.
Calico dresses were generally w Ivy both ladies
and g.ntieiacn.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

over ton of candy wac sold and consumed in
this place during the Christmas festivities OF
this amount about one half ton was distributed
among the Sunday School echolars, together
with books and other unobjcctiooo5lc articles.
While the old folks have an iyloa that turkey and
nince pies are essential to the proper observance
OF the day, the young fry have unfortunately
been educated In the belief that Christmas trees
weighed down with candles arc absolutely indls-
peusib,e. The unsuspecting youths have been
accustomed to look upon the Sunday School
room, on Christmas cclebntion, as q second
Paradise, where the youthful Adamites are
tempted BY modern Ewes, not with apples but
with sugar plums and every variety of sweets
that human Ingenuity can device to lure the in
noccn.s to the destruction Of health aud good
digestion.
Trees and serpents have bccn worshlpped by
liolatrous nations, almost, II might be said,
from tho fret creation Of man until the
present time but the serpent was a veritable
snake In shape and form, not stocking illled
With i1diScstible swccts. Out Of the eight or
nine hundred youths who ate
''Of the fruit of that xnforbidden tree,
Whose siosctensd taste brought pain In the 6oTels
And all our woe"
it is estimated that at least Eve hundred had
frightful dreams asd restless nights. Quite n
number in their troubled dreams imagined that
they had crawled into an enormous stocking and
were filling their pockets with caudy, when sud-
denly some ugly Imp of Satan, with tall and
horns erect, appeared and sewing them up
in tie stocking. Others dreamed of being pur-
sIed by hobSoblius, ghosts and spectrcs, Two
hundred headaches and three hundred disordercd
stomachs the next day was only matter of
course.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

\. Y. M.-The following persons were in
stalled, on the 2ith ult, as cfliccrs Of Elysburg
Lodge, A. !. NJ, for the ensuing term: }. Ship
man, ". NJ. Samuel Mutchler, S. W; DR.. /.
Robbins, J.W.; DR.. Jos. Robbins, Treas. simon
Nought, Secy. Israel Roadhaunnor, J. D. Isaac
Baringer, 5. d. ASHER Ely, rugsuiyant Henry
lagcr, Tyler After the installation the retiring
W. Master, &. ~ Bcrgstlesser, on behalf of the
Lodge, presented TO j. J. Lewis, OF Mt. Carmel,
a beautilu! goLhcadcd cane, in An appropriate
address, which was responded to by the Rev. NJ.
Eyre, Of Mt. Carmel, in his usual eloquent man
ncr. After the presentation number of ladies
we're escorted to the hail, aud the Eastern Star
degree conferred upon them. The party then
adjourned to the house Of Mrs. Gulich, where
sumptuous supper was in waiting, to which
ample iutt!cc was done by all present. After
social chat for an hour or two, the party sepa-
rated, all highly pleased with the entertainment.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07
NEW GROCERY STORE OPENED {!

Third Street, next door to junction Hotel,
SUNBURY, PENN'A.
An entire uew stock OF ali kinds Of Groceries,
completing OF
Sugars,
COiGe,
Teas
MORsses,
Frull'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

lspfss' ass cslassse essls : fsu has u
sasss-sss, sl ,'sss aaa psiss., :. 4, ., wsll.sl
Aes
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

4 TRrE night school Is held IN the sunday
School house of the Episeopa! church every Mon
day aud Friday evenings. Boys who attend
school during the day are not admitted, AL
Others Who desire TO Improve IN reading. writing,
aTithmeIis, Sc, are Invited 10 attend. A sewing
sshoo! u held In the same place every Saturday
Al . o'clock, y. n.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

Mad of poGr isUn;, :. hi-lCv, -oUi i,pir.Ia
rui ES.gso I;quc"s .toret, :. lcyl tld sv', T.
ta-l & l!c-- tac taste, o-.lcl Tonic. -" Yg-C t.
Cgt," icstorcTs," sc., tlc' 'CGd r' tQl lCT 70
C-uaAcn0Css sd rain hut rrc trUa Ar6iclne r,0cc
rom the N.tvs l.oo;a aul Iorrs 81 California free
fran all AicohVlIc SiimulcnIa. iEcy ere tha
GREAT HLOOO PURIrIE. Er6 4 LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE p-r.,c; i.s-eTaios I'D
IGNigor-,or III 3g-',-, c-rg - ~ a. go,zono-5
matter and restoring Tic Hood o. Gt,aHy ciUct27.
No person Cag J-'s thcro R,tera -cCOgI' o T,c-
toa sad rcu. IN .DrE T. uav-.,l
tiCC E.Isc I.y-r farG4 l.CErL.ls Gee. T51ri.cI
~ bCars ~ rgt destroyed y rl.-cg.i I.B-l or
other ECa-r, O.. 'g E...t a.'-.- N.-st- .yoJ- 80
po.nt irog..-.
Far Iuagr-rrttc7r ruI (II3u:r IhcuE-7s
item aud ClGl, EATE'I.lr, ~ lUGiErsGlC1,
BilioUs, Ecn'itisGt uud lut,TaIiUCnI ICNgIs
DlscHsos a. abe EiuoH, ilvCI, kicuCs o, UEj
ElHddcr, t.gr T,uls az te,u att fuve.aa-
fuh tuoI L--Cur,a ,.- rar-.1 - hltrt.i
B,ood. s4.cl b. l.-,l..'. o 'r..- t-s-l-,I-t-
ofhr Dlgct,.Nu CTg-gr.
Hi-"gI~lt o.: lAa'L.s -f.'', q.
l-lC, l'l o. .ea -.op'.-s, NpHl-s, s 1.e4 a. 20
Sa-s'. l.sf,a.'. ."- e.. =.l-l. ~ f.c f.gu--r.
4si..' .', 49,. I...-' A.' ... s.pit-..
~ "a. .. O., l-a-Hs.-f. - ., tse Iu.s. T.- % f.t
o.. ..s|. r1H-y, ,tie5 I- -.
-ffFi.- ".slgHca,l lJfF.l,a
.a t-N aHTr." l. ........ a . ...r..-. o.. r r
.,tra..I f.ut'r, Tflll .sai.rtr1a. erart.ns..
Goes. .a .'rr.rHr g.. tl..- .. s4.uIrgu-s, o..
.'.. IH.f ..N
luHrAtN Hiz.A- y, ltgi u't.. .ft-r. rflg
lLstH, f .lHIN l.r,l.'s GO
talg..s, .,.. I....s a. '. .t.l .sI. o.. Lir.'.-
tlsa. lta. .. b "..'...t4. .i fts rs. ,tt.. Toe
r-4 l.s.ar.a COO $3.50, ,'. ,a..9-.s .sE' 10 .-..s.
sre hitf-!y .a. 9- -iH.. e-i. .f b., G.sisI.lH q
ssar taH Iy o.. a. 4 .Hr -t.-'H e.. H.I.H i4
t1 ras. tllsr- ..-s 5000. ..4pf.t.
s-Iais s-.sE
tls.-.i Ha Nr. r-. Er....s 81. q. e d.
tgaf.its ttifttF I...a +. a.. Ga 5000. s.lrur
i.Hhf &C. h.f.f l.s# f.. 300 r.4It 4lIs.ff.t q
- s'4gsisl 81 p fat saHr e..+i 10 49,
sa4 lssi irsiiass % .' iF.. +a v.a. ta -st tl-e1
f-ft go o. h sila .l a.. .If.E. r.. a..l.a.
fiN, TAfE "a sis.fF ~ Nr. ..sH. f. a.
tlsisa 81 e. -sH H.tg .tf tttif.I.
"A 80 f.H.f.f lsF t. HrrffHt. H.r1 a-rlty
a. sHfsi.f rtas4 fs.H lI.s tia .ssf '-.r
sea tssissf sa.sl4 rs.l 80 sfs
2 HAlEth. ris.i. a. -. Nf-s.hktlA CO.,
tislt ~ "a tfs. |t- Fta-.ttq. Ca.
80 asEi - fHtf .issfi ~ ss-
- seis pf All pHt -pisls Aso pfAigas
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

E.As1 Ur.--On Welncsda't, some four or
live freight cars on the Shaken Division ran
.un the track at Snydertown we're pretty ct-
;yc,ua,iy wrg,kcd. NJ II. Bn. agent for Mr.
yucug.iug, OF Pu;tsy.ic, sajurcl about the
head. III, uounls are not c,dtrel dangerous.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

JANJARy, iS1i.--LooK atUr Policies and
don't let 81 fire catch you thout INSURANCE.
Fire insurance given to anyount in some OF
the most reliable comPauiy l.. VI. iolcr,
ngent, Sunhnrv, Pa.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

KILLED. Mr.. -. Riscly, q brakeman on coal
train on the l.. & b. Railroad, was killed on
Saturday night last, above Danyllle, while in the
act OF going over the train. 1t is supposed that
he stepped upon ice and fell under the cars, and
was crushed and mangled in such manner that
he died in short time afterwards.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

Tul dedication Of Iheresbyterlaa shurch
took pace ou ChTIs,uWthe s5lh ult, Dr.
Logan, of Scranton citytcy. Mt. Mii'lssn,
I~aag Of the church, a; The ceremonies
we're very solemn andlng, Several able
,ermou, we're preached the day ani sysl'
iay An indebtedness 800 was promptly
.qa.Iat,d by the men the church during
Obs weak Previous, sot church was dsil.
cate Zee, of d,bt. ills well TO- the liber,
.sy of ths lasmhsFs ahugregal.ou. Tate
.paI,A IL oas of The auslgTes Ia ibis see,
t!ya o. coautry, enllu srss,ed entirely
l. gas msmbs.s 0f shs'as.ua Nv tl.s Place.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07
AxornER.-Mr. Frederlck Fngclr. well knor

ANoTnER.-Mr. Frederick Fagely, we'll known
in this place, and brakeman on the Cincinnati
freight train on the Northern Central Railway,
was found dead on top Of a car Rt Marysyillc, on
Saturday night last. !. is supposed that his
death was caused by his head striking bridge
near York Haven. Ills remains were takcu to
Patterson, Juniata Co., where his parents reside
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

gILESun CoAi --sehs aasft iPsglHsa
Il sosl 10 any u ne I. oas, are nov ls,
isvsFs4 ~ The g.sissusi pace - w. b,
Ghpiss eliss oa tieei AE Rhslss
fafgisAss "a sissa ~ sT from slate aal
asa lhaa apy aihsf q As hs has bssn
ranafe cd sih ne sesai ioF saas Ssags
As a aflsi' 'alasl "a isoas sgg lss bssl
aHlels Th0fs ia ll gol shsif siIisf
,spi,f siesla lvsn ~ q sAs sppetsul,
efYH'sTsgs sa-H stisA ssa ss taa
90 lssfsns sslst a ~ .sslay
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07

Mr. Ill Miller, Of Northumberland, has
Lately removed his Mammoth Boot aud Shoe
store 10 c, q. Smiths room, ou Queeu street,
next door 10 the Post once, where be will be
found selling boots and shoes at greatly reduced
prices
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07
ni.ssiaIlsA " I'aEIasFship

NOfilt Z hsfsty gifsg lhsi its iaiinsltt. \
~ hffrfHlnff fssiiHs lfaFfH aatle ", ~
an4 hsNlff uftffi, sntfr ihF tfiH Hsfas ~ befk
uitiff, a. a. ale ~ fual. tst tssH a'tfllfel
ID ihsIssl cassssi tf heess 49, ! lsn sis
90 N ~ taHia "a tafaf ", So akgif aII
assf tsilragsl shhssl iatF
JACOB =. HECH,
ssstsII nss N isia 3
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07
6eh entertainments.


LacIkuwamna Wn1 BiooD,sburg ES,.aA-
Sc, read.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT or PASsESG Eg
TRAINS.
Monday, Jp.y 18th, 1870.
SOUTHWARK.
IeaNn. iA.M .iP. MIAMI LIZ. MlP NJ
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07
Northern Central Railway.
WINTER ANEANGENlrNT.

~ and after Dec 4th, 1870, train. w!l run
" as foiioWs
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-01-07
slarha Eergr's,
uaeury Graiu n Produce Market.

coam.rgrD NEr'y ~ HrrtGlHNorE.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-09-30
CHILD.WISD5M,


"What are you thinking of Willie,
Sitting SC quietly there,
With your Noah's-ark animals round you,
And your eyes gazing up in the air.
Il have set out my animals, mother,
The great and the small in row,
With Noah, his wives and his sons wives
They make such beautiful show!
"Ivc set them all out in the sunshine,
That God, who is up there above,
May see them, because they're so pretty,
And | want so to show Him my love.
81 am sure he must see where Tn sittihg,
And hear every word that say,
Because you know, mother, He listens
Both morning and night when pray.
"You know that he leres little children,
And likes them to love Him the same,
So I've set out my Noah's-ark creatures,
The great savage beasts and the tame.
'I've set them all out in the sunshine,
Where think they are plainest to see,
Because | would give Him pleasure
Who gives so much pleasure to me-"
MARY HowITT
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-09-30

.pN, take the i,lhdwing fTom the
Brplmore Americaa of the goth:
1}le dozen times repeated an
rkncd nent that the Cubln rtT"lu-
tisr is completely subdu& agalt APP
pears IN the dispatches il'.m H""nn's
AS, however, it is sima tanc'n'S!y
stated shat four thousand reiIa|rcc-
laAeutssare t, be sent from Madrid TO
the Spanish troops. we may lie per
Ianitteh to believe that there is ss!ll
,consid erabIc life in the struggle.
Mrs. Wh,rton's attcnda,fS physi
clan and the physician oi Che Jail
yesterday sent to Judge CTmer a
statement that she was too i'll to alp !
pear in court that day, and asked
! further delay. The Judge yielded
for the day, but intimatcd that, he
should require t.er presence within
the week.
The Pennsylvania Coal Company
have advanced the prices Of anthra-
cite -25 cents per ton, and the Phlla-
delphia Led err anticipates that the
@other companies will take the same
action, the increase to come out OF
the pockets of the consumers.
The French journals yesterday re-
port that a conspiracy has been I'M
carthe6 in Paris having for its OBJ
ject the restoration of Napoleon, and
that Pielri, the Project of Police was
at the head of the movement, and
acting under instructions from the
Emperor.
Brigham Young rctured to Salt
Lake City yesterday, and his sup
porters deny that he has sought to
evade the process ofthe courts, and
say that he will obey summons as
u witness, but that he will not yield
to Imprisonment.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-09-30

A CANVASS of the town has con-
WINGED us that the general DISPOSE
ton of the people is to encourage
our enterprise. The several adver
tisements in this number make a
handsome introduction We think, of
this department of our business
Coupled with this we liza c the good
promises Of others WHO will auver-
tisc aftr having made some pre-re-
quisite asra,i gNcimcnts. such as re-
mrvaIs, comp elton Of improvements
n:.l getting in new stocks. Besides
these, arc yet others who will, when
they see it. value, avail themselves
of the benefits that liberal advertis-
ing almost invariably confers. With
an Increased and increasing subscrip-
ton list, we hope to be able to
''i,ang on! the sign" of every bust
ness man in this community in every
house in A!legany county, and, with
economy on our part, altogether, we
will make the FKosrDURG MINING
JOURNAL a fixed fact.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-09-30
r,..osT8t5ap xHtkJH ,s@gCroRy.

..,yu,x LJTHgi:AN .Rey. 4. Sickel,
,,a.s'.r Se,yiees every Sunday at 104
s'fs,s,I;l v, IL. Sabbath School at p. nj.
,,sss,1su LyTHERAN.-Rey. d. L. Me.
1-,..,1 pastor. Services every Sunde Y at
l -. acIo.k A. NJ, and p. Nj. Sunday
sl,e',ool at JPN. Prayer Mselng every
1yelnsSlsy evening. q :. o clock.
81. NOV ARCS RoMAN CATHOLIC Church
--acs. a f. scilafitt Pastor Divine ser
- ii, &; a@iay: Eow Mass at 9 o'clock,
A NJ; High Mass and Preaching Il, ~
.-'l,.l,gdY IA. NJ. Sunday SciOol'at 3 o clock,
j, IL; vepcrs and Bcnedies.on at 4oeloeh'
p u
". t.u BAPTIST CHpRc,f.--Rev. Lewis
Il,a isyll. Pastor. Services every Sunday
- took, 4. NJ, and 81 Z. M. Sun
ia laI Of 3 O'Clock, +. NJ Iayer
sES, very Mentiay evening 81 II o k.
eo,., GA every Thursday evening at Z
O'Clock. Singing School on every Sunday
and Wednesday evening al Z o'clock.
Wish TGIoN AND PREsBYTERIAN.-
Rev. q. II. Humphrey, B. A., Pastor. Ser
Wee every Sunday at 10i o'clock, A. NJ,
sand q ?. NJ. Sunday School at o'clock,
.P II, Prayer Meeting every Tuesday
..e 7eing at ~ O'Clock
MrruopIsT EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-daev.
r ] GRAY, Pastor. Preaching every Sun
.lay At l0l o'clock, A. NJ, and 7 T. NJ
Sln,hv School at 2 o'clock, p. NJ. Prayer
Meeting every Wednesday evening at a.
Teacmrs' Meeting at close of P'yer Meet'g
.srrrHopIsr EPISCOPAL CHURCH. SoUTH
.--Rey &. w. Haslup, Pastor Services
every Sunday at 400 o'clock, a; ~, and z
p NJ Sunday School at 8 o'clock A. M.
PRAYER Meeting every Friday evening att
= ar FORMED GERMAN.-Rev. J. Ruhet Pas
r. Services every Sunday at 10i O'Clock
& NJ Sunday School at o'clock, T. NJ
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-09-30
Girls, l,ninion of Newspapers.

Margary Dean, in one of her spicy letters
from Newport, gives the following piquant
discussion between some young ladies con
corning the merits of certain newspapers;
Sitting Oh the hotel piazza the other
morning, watching a group OF young Ia
dies, | overheard a curly headed llttie
maiden who was friZzled and paniered and
hammered and pulled in the height OF style,
exclaim, ooh, l like the INDEPENDENT
bestw A moment before l could have
sworn that Ia Petite, never looked ut a
newspaper, and somewhat surprised, 1
took the liberty Of listening further. "lhe
TRIBIJNE suits nc" said her black eyed
companion. II take the EVENING POST,
chimed in a saucy looking girl, who was
pelting somebody over the railing with
pond lilies-a beautiful bunch, by the way,
which five minutes before l had seen a
gentleman carefully selecting for her from
| n little urchin's basket And when, Won
! der do you gills get time to read the news
| papers? Fold them four double, OF
| coarse" WIS the next sentence ] caught
and more puzzled than before, l very impo'
litely walked near tie group, when every
thing was made clear TO me by the blonde
little one Saying, u had rather have
newspaper any day than the best paniel
that was ever made in Paris" fell bach
in my seat uncertain whether to laugh OF
feel provoked with the chatterboXes, wht
had strolled of to lay siege to a party o
gentlemen just from the beach
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-09-30

A schoolmaster tells the following good
one. 81 was once teaching in quiet coun-
try village. The second day Of the session
7 had time to survey my surroundings, and
among the scanty furniture, l espled Il
three legged stool. as this the Ounce
block" I asked little girl of five. Inc
dark eyes sparklel; the curls neoae' as
sent, and the lips ripplcd out, 4 guess So;
the teacher always sits on it.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-09-30

Bishop Whitehouse told his Diocesan
Convention, in speaking of his troubles
with Mr. Cheney of Chicago, that 1.-THE irrcll-
pious tendencies of the day were partly ow-
insto the rcprehcnsble conduct ofthe press
in sustaining them" This is the old story.
Whenever there is any sort of bother or
trouble in the Church, its governors and
directors, instead of looking for causes in
the Church itself, invariably fall afoul OF
the newspapers. But riots in the meeting
b,nsrs viii continue to he discussed in the
public Journals, as well as riots in more
profane places
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-09-30
rHg FRosrsuRc MINING JOURNAL,

Ee the only paper published this town offers superior induce
advertisers both local and foreign BY advertising herein
isaI large and wealthy community which might other
wise fail
will inure Fl the benefit of all business
with their advertising patronage and should any such
take advantage of the opportunity herein offered will be
quarterly insertion.
We axra ado ildNinc
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1871-09-30

Dor snr,. time pas 'the Town
'CUtncii, for some reasuis has refused
80 light the streets at right, although
the tt;@n is provided with lamps and
gas fixtures, for the purpose. A
FrostJarg poet "iIluininates" the
subject and distils his indignation in
thc7fvElowing rhyme. Hear him: