Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-04-10

Prison LIFE" unayoilabl; left over I'M
til next week.
ESLARGEMEN Mcssrs Edwards q
Rogers are cnlarging TIE dimensions of
their storc-room by adding back building
When completed their space for storage
accommodations will be more than doubled
These gentlemen contemplate Il material
enlargement of their grocery business by
combining herewith extensive depart
mcnts for dry goods, notions etc.
DIED Thursday evening, slh inst. at lis
fathers residence in this place William
HOLE, aged ,! years, months and p days,
son of Albert Hole, Esq.
Mr.. Hole had been i'll for several months,
sujcring with perfect resignation the will
of Providence concerning his atllictions and
fate He leaves 4 widow to mourn his UNI
timely death.
His remains will hc inferred this (Satur-
day afternoon in Allcgany Cemetery By
Frosthurg City Lodge Of Knights ofPythiaS
For this purpose the Knights will meet at
their hall at O'Clock, +. NJ, sad'p.
WE omitted las: week TO congratulate the
Uuy NelrS upon the very important access
ion recently made to its establishment, CON
s;stng of "complctc outfits for ruling and
book binding We are glad Of this not
simply because it enables the NGCs 10 turn
out its work complete, but it will assist the
rest of us to fill shorter orders at lower
prices. OF course we base these alNmta-
gcs upon distance differences and equal
prices Some people think We don't like
Cumberland, but when it comes to actual
competition with the eastern cities we send
our money TO Cumberland.
New, AUTHENTIC, Master
John r. Thomas, Of this place, has kindly
placed in or hands ar elegant copy Of one
of the most thrilling narratives extent y
glance over its pages ysriiics il IS vivid,
stirring recital of life cycntful for hardship
and peril in the interests of discovery, IT,
indeed, it may not he said the subjects life
and death were equally m&rtyrdom to geo
graphical research. He was such q fearless
representative Of his countrys scientific en-
tcrprsc that every son Of Britain may feel
dcscwedly proud Of brotherhood with him,
particularly every Scotchman. Wcretcrto
David Livingstone, LII. d., ID. c. l.. This
book covers his life and labors-hs entire
career in Southern and Central -itriCa,'
making complete narrative Of the advent
urcs, discoveries, experiences and achieve
mcnts of the greatest explorer Of modern
times in Il wild and wonderful coIntry
The book is written by Rev. J. T., Chumb-
lcrs, richly illustrated with 100 cngraeings
and otherwise a model Of superb typog-
raphy. Besides it is bound in Illuminated
covers, presenting an appearance OF rare
beauty and attractivcncss for the price
81. Master Thomas is canNassing the
town and county for the work, and we
take pleasure in commenting him and his
work to the patronage Of the public.
SPELLING MATci.--N the regular meet
ing of Writ Literary Society Friday evening
of last week a committee was appointed
to arrange prcHminarics for al O!iho-
graphical Tournament AT an early day un-
der the auspices of the Society.
This committee met Thursday evening
i'll the Socicty's hall and adopted in sub
stance the following:
That the match be held in the Public
School building Thursday evening next,
18th inst, at !! o'clock. Admission fee, Is
cents
JHdnl>-M Michael Sherry Dr. j, NJ. ror
ter, William Armstrong.
PiVnonncer-Prof r. t. Sanncr.
Ctptain$-John W. Griffin, George NJ
PrrleW.
The regulations adopted requires that
Webster and Worcester he accepted as OF
equal authority, and that the words select
ed be graded from the familiar to those
more difficult, the pronounccr to conlinc
himself as far As practicable to words of or
binary or occasional use.
The classes as they stand at this writing
are as follows.
capt. G,iMn-J G Gambler, Geo W Ten
nant, Reuben Rogers, Watson karr, J NJ
Byrnc, I Eomas G Mason, O j Moat, Day
ison Armstrong, II " Taylor, G Anthony,
Thomas Crump, J $ Mctzgrr, VIM Nc
ClucIic c f lIartzcl.
Capt. Ptrder-A y Shaw, Robert Ten
nant, VI G Ryan, j b McCulloh, X Ma
son, Eugene Porter, G w McCulloh, J. ii
Gchman, c fl GctZcndanncr II Anthony,
William Johns } A Smith, John n Benson,
+ f Scifl;cr.
The classes are still held open for any
Who desire TO compete.
The prizes consist of an elegantly bound
copy of the 'Poctical Works of Milton,
Young, Gray, Beattie and Collins and the
Journal one ycar-thc former TO the best
the latter to the next most successful of the
COmDrtitOrS