Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-11-27

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Frostburg. Md. NOV. 81. 1878.
PKoGREssING-Th work on Pauls new
building.
THANKS to Hon Lloyd Lowndes jr., for
public documents.
Pro TEM.-Mavor Gorsuch LEFT town
yesterday TO lie ahscnt about two weeks
Alexander Griffith, Esq, Councilman, Will
act as Mayor until he returns.
THE funeral sermon of William Hum
bertson of George, lately deceased, will be
preached next Sunday morning at half past
ten O'Clock in the English Lutheran Church
of this place ly the pastor.
THE Piedmont InGeyohdent recently sus
pended, las been revived, The type and
fixtures have teen purchased by Mr., John
S. Comhs of Piedmont, WHO, under the
new auspices, is editor and publisher, We
trust there is good fortune in store for the
INDEPENDENT
AN Occasion FOR THANKsGIvING.-Our
friend, Is. Stern, is a prince among good
fellows He remembered the printer in
handsome style Icy placing on our table
three bottles of choice imported wines
"thc best" he says, "of the best stock in
Frostburg' Thanks, Mr. Stern.
THANKSGIVING DAY.-T,,e national
Thanksgiving passed of quietly. Tie
street outlooks were wanting in some bus
ircss aspects, still there was good deal
transpirng in that way
The Methodist and Lutheran entertain
mcnts in the evening attracted large audi
enccs.
The pr D, plncss and completeness of the
Cumberland daily newspaper reports Of the
small poX situation in that city this week
has served % modify very materially the cX-
travagant rumors We referred to last week
1t is evident we are now getting reliable
statements, and the people are rcgaining
courage enough TO visit the city.
IT was announced during the wcCl. that
dy would appear Friday and Sa urday even
lh5s OF thiS ">cN III r"''S'''S i'"'i' WIN
The ocau'lu' scenery al lti'''' showing
all the principal cities and towns OF tic
four provinces, and the great tlihcrnian
comedy Consisting III '"t'Ne "'''"''u ''
lists headed ny 'hc great l'.ah '""''''i"h'
SihScf ana Dancer Nj. '''l! 'i"n' III MS
iau@'lipIe char"lcf % barney .'i'5"''r' 'h'
Eah'iy Boy S'n?"''''' ~ '''e ''''''o C''''-
r"Ay. Admission = "S""'
Erv,v,1-Tlc n. + CLulch 3; NJ
pi.c,, (,.rrr,t corntv Md * cnicv;,r =
rcviy,l which las leon in Dyo.y,.s SAGE
tic 9Th inst. Up TO lhWaC"y morning
thc:c Lid been tWeHty-onc profess onS an''
an addition of twenty to Tie n.cn IGShip
of the bLuTCh. y GUp nhEtsi sG!i pre-
walls, affecting all classes N tie hGgl or
hood. Tie irlaN.@r u tie itopic = hlgs4'
" commended 10y Tie church authorizes.
Rev. ii. l.. Powers, ire pastor, requests
us TO say there WI! he ii'atl'rg al MI.
Pisgah to morrow morning ana evening at
tie usual hours,
L1rERAEy.-Thc last and most Successes
ful of American story writers of to-day Is
the Rev, VIM. NJ. Baker, pastor of a Prcsby-
tcrian Church in Boston. and they do say
he GETS more for a single serial than his
whole wears salary as pastor He has al
r,,1v written "TLc New Timothy" and
.Nosc Eyears" and is now engaged upon a
story entitled "A Good ear, the scenes
of which are laid in the most interesting
city OF tie South, during " residence
there. The story, we learn, is t" be pub
lisled in Tie Rev, DR.. 1"'mages paper,
THE Chr%tid" at ""'|
A Propos1TIoS WoRTu ACCEPTING
We want fifteen u,ic :, b. cyilcrs-that is
ou ~, least an ,b,sli,t TO each of such we
will f,rnis,, two pap,rs-thc JovnNA! price
e. and the U,o,M and Holae. price 81 80,
,,o. o,,rr, .urr,r,tc s15 The latter is
f,o .;,.,,t marc literary and n;c,orial M
NOR cont,ininr thrilling stories, the fashions
,o,,;ns of ,hc fines travels and adventures