Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-07-17

DEMOCRATIC observation-disclosures to
call the Democratic Voters of District No.
II met at Wilderman's Hall Saturday even
ing. July 10th, at O'Clock, for the purpose
of electing seven delegates and three alter
mates to represent said district in the Coun-
ty Convention held in Cumberland July
Is, 1875.
On motion of J. S. Grove, seconded by
VIM. Armstrong, c. IL. lIamill was called
to the chair and Roderic Clary appointed
Secretary.
John s. Grove moved that the Chairman
appoint a committee of three to select sew
en- delegates and three altcrnatcs to the
Convention to be held in Cumberland.
Carried
The Chairman appointed the following
committee. 5. Grove, w. r. Coyner, J.
C. Wcis
The following delegates were then Sc
lcctcd by the committee and report adopt
ed
Ddegates--C. II. Hamill, J. 5. Grove, W.
r. Coyner, j. II. Ward, Con. Lynch, Fred.
Zais, j c. Weis.
Nelson Beall Albert Hole,
JOS KnOdc.
On motion of Michael Carney the dclcga-
ton was instructed to support Hamilton
delegates to the Baltimore Convention.
At a meeting OF the Democrats of East
Frostburg Distric., No. II, at Hugh Nc
Cures ON Saturday, July 10th, 1879. on
motion of john McCaughn, Jr., Jno. Kirby,
ESQ, was called to the chair and j. Il. Nc
Culloh appointed Secretary.
After short discussion it was proposed,
seconded and carried that the delegates be
selected by ballot.
The following gentlemen were selected
to represent this district in the convention
to be held in Cumberland, July -, 1875:
Thos. G. McCulloh, Enoch Winters,
Patrick Ryan, John Brady, John Bctz,
Phillip Mcmahon, Chas. o. Michacls.
"EIGuT O'CLOCK "-Somc original verses
with this caption have been handed Us for
publication They seem 10 applaud the
motives prompting the establishment OF the
lew system, but protest against its opera
lions as dcpriying some Of work who like
to work The author is no dronc:
The ladies of Frostburg now DO propose
To quit dealing with lis should we not close,
They've done a great service to our poor
Saved us hard labor and mary feet gas.
Tie hell tells Us TIC ho,r-thc hour to
quit
To make our evenings pleasant and -Ncct-
To take ith our ladies an evening walk,
In silence compiacent or lively talk.
And while were happy in having such
Prompted Ivy ladies in n good cause,
Should We close in autumn, being too cold
To have all the blessings as above told?
| must quit writing-;hc boy rings the bell
Must, like Good bee, rum into my cell
To pass the hours neither pleasant nor
sweet,
For dark is my cell and dark is the street.
BEE.
Ar Tic Democratic County Convention
hold in Cumberland ON Thursday to eject
delegates to tie State Convention to be held
III Baltimore on the LIST inst. To nominate
State Officers, Mpssrs. Thomas c. McCuil-
oh, r. D. Johnson, A. J. Clark, w. y.
Withrrs and c. W Morgan were chosen rs
such Delegates, and c. II. IIamil!, G. w
kihluw, ]. b. Fay, J. H. Gordon and ]. II,
Percy.
The dele atcs were instructed to vote
for Hamilton first, last and AL tie time,
and yiidicatr the rights Of Western Mary
land.'
THE DANcE-A delightful party was
held at Wildclman's Hall Thursday night.
Frostburg's youth, beauty and chiHaIry were
represented there; the stirring music and
the graceful dance crowned tlc occasion ms
one of tie plcasantcst of socja! events. "On
with the Dance
\ PRETrY PET-Mr. l.. I. Dewitt Sc
cured on Pa1tcrson's creek one day this
week beautiful i;,wn 1t is hrown-colorcd
and lightly spotted with white, six weeks
old and Il perfect picture OF innocence.
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CUR CORRESPONDENCE.
\ Fourth of July ,Ioli!ication.
Mr. Editor:
The third annual picnic of the Welsh
Congregational Sunday School was held