Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-05-17

TERMS OF SUBSCltll lloN
One Copy, one year, in advance.......' ~ W
six months, '''-'''' ~
,--s 50 ,s.F7----,7- -
Frostburg. Way IL. 1873.
COTS Alpaca Braid, cents
CHEAP STORE.
presentation.-T NJ. E. Sunday
School Glass of Miss ALLIE X. ilARrzElh
presented her last Sunday with MAcAt-
LAYS Essays-six elegant volumes as to-
ken of esteem.
For Sale Gheap!-A small Desk
I,.,;ro at THIS OFFICE.
Sold Out-Ncw Eirm.--H. 7. las
KER. of this place, has sold his stock OF
goods and good will to EDWARDS " hoD-
GERS. a new firm, who will occupy MI
TAsKER's stand
The Broadway Sill, Hat is the most at
,roctiye dress Hat we have scen-lllTChiNS
Bros sell them at + ,.
Still at WOrk.-The processes OIL
sodding and clearing away building r'ioHlSh
still go progress on the premises around 81
Michaars. If Rev Father ScHMlrr does
not make this property attractive as 1t can
be, it will occur from no lack OF taste or IN
dustry on bis part
Have You "a Hsad Gold ?-Do
not fail to try LEFEvRE's Balsam OF Nld
Cherry Relief certain.
Jhanlxs.-Thclad ladies having IN charge
the conduct of the School Entertainment
request us to acknowledge their thanks to
the Eckhart String Band for the faithful at
tendance and excellent music rendered,
To Miss MoLLIE ARMSTRONG also they
feel indebted for valuable performances up
on the organ.
Ice Cream at II, r. WALSH X Bios,
fresh, pure and good 1T all hours. Call and
try it.
County ScEsoos Ssoarss.-Thc reg
ular meeting of the County School Com
mlSSiOncrS Was litii III N'lii'"'l 'aiiN' VA
Thursday.
Bids for the building of School Houses
were opened and all the contracts awarded
to WllIIsoN s kooHTz, OF this place: rs
follows:
Eckhar, s., $50 Barton, $3.50; Mount
Savage, 1923
See the Embroidered "Broadway True
Fitting Corset" 81.
c. BAITzELL & Co, Agents.
improvements Cumberland
and Pennsylvania Railroad Company has
placed roof over the passenger platform
at the depot This is Il great convenience
and comfort as well, as heretofore the rain
or heat sometimes opprc>sclp2sscngcrs WHO
dislike being cooped in waiting rooms
Now they may promynaGe in the fresh a'r
to their hearts contcnt-a pleasure for
which the company has already been
thanked.
Tlae scFsoos z.sssessain2ss~E2<
closed on Friday evening OF la"l week after
four successful exhibitions The exercises
were very mtercsting amusing and instruct
i've, as will be inferred FROM the programmes
given below:
First ErGniag-Iur,}aN
/. TabIcau-"P Pyramid girls.
9. Song-"Jom Anderson, my Jo'-F.
Bcrkcbilc and Anna Williams,
B. Glass, 36 boys and girls.
L. Morning Calls - Louisa
PoG, Melinda Bcrl<ebilc, Mamie Shearer,
Mary J. Thomas, Grace lIoblitzcn, Gertrude
Worsing.
5. Song-"Consin Jeledia!l"--10 boys
and 4 girls.
6. "Stump Speech Burton.
:. Tableau-"Co,tcrs Saturday Night
8. May Pole boys and !, girls.
Second Ercning- Wednesday.
/. Tableau-"S crenaders" - isguisel--3
boys and 10 girls
2. Song-"Two Little Heads Una Wonn
8. Tablearl-"The Dentist" Minnie
Hole, Charles Griffith, Stanley IIitchins,
Charles Smouse.
4. Song--"In the Starligh '--Alcinda and
Jennie Fuller
5. Dialogue-"Nature as Education'-
Una Wonn, Patience Conrad, Anna Fuller,
Katie Worsing.
6. Duet-"A b C"-Jeanie Fuller, Jennie
Miller.
Z. "Lcctur on Moosik by Josh Billings"
Stanley llitchins.
8. Comic Song.
0. Dialogue-"Age of Progrcss'-Elga
Anderson, Frank Thomas, Jane Scott.
10. "Hiawatha's Wooiag'- Miss
Jennie Miller, John Smith, Henry Bctz
II. May Pole"
Third Erening-T5nrsc6
/. Calsthenics.
.. Dialogue-"Old Maid"-Ida Mason,
Jennie Fuller, Alcinda Fuller, Ward Daw-
son, r. P. Mason.
3. Song-"Katie's Letter'-Ella Dawson
4. Asking the Blcssing'-3
girls and boys
5. Dialoguc-"Age of Progress
as above.
8. Observation-Disclosures girls.
r Character" boys.
s. Comic Song,
g. peaches boys.
Fourth Eveoiny-Eriday.