Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-11-16

Personal.
KossuTm is in exile and poverty.
BuLwER rushed into print at Is.
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BurwER rushed into print at Is.
Miss NELLIE GRANT has arrived home.
STANLEY will wear his African uniform
on the rOstrum.
ELI PERKINS (Mr. M. ID. Lanson) has
entered the lecture field.
WILLIAM NJ. EvARrs arrived at New
York from Europe last week.
ELDER SrovER, of Paris, KY, who has
preached for five years, is now Is years
old.
GouGu has no new lecture this winter !;
like Jamaica rum, his lectures appear
to improve with age.
The wild man of Borneo, who recent
| ly figured in the side shows, has accept
ed a waitcrship in q Chicago hotel.
Mr.. w. F. Copy, better known as
" Buffalo Bill,f has been elected to the
Nebraska Legislature from Lincoln
county.
HORACE GREELEY, albeit in his 62d
year, is rs fresh and strong as n lusty
mountaineer. Many men that are less
tldil Nv HdNt llol nan VI llS NlEol itIlu
endurance.
A WORKMAN in Terre Haute rolling
mill died recently in apparent ahject pow
erty. Upon opening his trnnk, bonds
and notes to the value of $4,000
were found.
A POLISH nobleman, with six xcylin.
| der rotary name, abused the memory
of George Washington, recently. A
patriotic and artistic American illustra-
| ted his frontispiece for it.
CAMERON says that he would not have
Forney's paper anyhow; that he is
| delphia shortly with a capital of $780,
600, and make Forney sick.
Mr.. J. G. PATTERSON, of Hartford,
Conn, the accident-insurance man, has
received the contract for the construc-
ton of the new Connecticut State
House. His bid was $4,000.
Mr.. CHARLES MORGAN, the New Or
leans steamship and railroad king, and
probably the richest man in the South,
has given $4,000 to build and endow
a puolic school in Clinton, Conn.
HORACE B. CLArLIN, the New York
dry goods prince, once insisted on pay
ing $4,000 revenue tax in addition to
the regular assessment, believing that
amount was honestly due the Govern
ment.
Mr.. BRICK, of Bangor, Maine, having
contracted habit of carrying himself
in his hat, now notifies all whisky shops
that he will prosecute them if they fur
nish him with any more building mate
rial of that sort.
Mr.. WINANs, of Baltimore, who left
Newport last week, had but fourteen
| carriages and twenty-five horses there
this season, but next season he will come
better prepared to enjoy the beautiful
drives of the Island.
Mr.. Guilds, the princely proprietor of
the Philadeldhia Ledger, gives his entire
newspaper force n magnificent enter.
tainment every year, makes many pres
ents, and keeps the lives of his princi
pal editors, cashiers, etc, we'll insured
| for the benefit of their families.
"Two thin, white, chalk-like wrists"
dIt WhlU uhlS. l. oil loulNt hVI
Judges neck at her acquittal. according
to San Francisco reporter. That bril-
Liant scribe has the thanks of at least
Il million incipicnt novelists. Chalk-like
wrists will fit nicely in a sentence with
alabaster brows" and "snowy bosoms."
A LADY correspondent says of White
law Reid, managing editor of the New
| York Tribune: /" He is about six feet
high, broad shouldercd and finely built,
excessively neat, almost Miss Nancyish
| in his dress, and has certain atfectation
of manner almost impossible to de-
scribe. never saw a person SO intrench-
ed in himself as this man. He is wall
ed in and picketed all about by White
law Reid"
REV. Mr.. ORMIsToN, of New York, Wis.
tied the big trees on the Pacific, and
preached ON the stump of one which
had been smoothed so as to make an
even floor for the summer house erected
over it. Fi(ty-fve persons were pres
| ent, and hundred moro could have
been accommodated, leaving room for
the pulpit and melodeon.
Now that Mr.. Seward has gone, before
| lOnE lHurloW Weeu InuSC go 100. ne
old political Warwick continues in fee.
BILE health, though his will is as strong
and his mind as clear as ever. He is
seen occasionally in the vicinity of Print
ing House Square, New York, and, once
i in while, he drops into the Office of
the Times or the Commercial Advertiser, to
talk over the questions and issues of the
day. lie is IS years of age.
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