Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-09-11


forth in the following programme
The Music Lesson, Tableau,
Miss Rose Davccmon, Master Ernie
McCuloh, Miss May McCuloh.
/ Plain Speaking, Charadc,
Misses Ida and Clara May, Miss Mamie
| McCulloh.
Jack Spratt Tablcau,
Ernie and May McCulloh.
Justice, Mercy and Peace, Tabcau,
Ida and Clara May, Mamie McCulloh.
An Old Lady's Story, Charade,
May McCulloh.
Clinging to the Cross, Tableau,
Ida May.
- Fancy lance,
Rose Dcyccmon, Mamie and May
McCulloh.
Gypsy Scene, Tabcau,
company,
Precious Pickle, Charade,
Clara and Ida May, Rose Devecmon,
Mamie and May McCulloh, Lille May
Ernie McCulloh.
The Army and Navy, Tableau,
Rose Dovecmon, May and Ernie
McCuloh.
The Chinese Dwarf, Tableau,
Mamie and May McCulloh.
The participants acquitted themselves
handsomely. Mrs. McCulloh as conduct
or of the ceremonies did her part with taste
and celebrity. Mr. James Kane had charge
of the programme, interpreting the an
nounccmcnts with imaginary intcrludcs by
members of the audience, which occasion
ed considerable mcrriment
The entertainment was repeated last
evening.
ABOUT NARROW SIDEWALKS AND Docs
In the lower part of town the sidewalks
still seem to be too narrow. Ordinarily this
is no small Inconvenience, but when they
nre occupied by the daily dog fights, ladies
particularly find it very uncomfortable to
brush by the fray or avoid it by a circuit in
the street. In Tic cycRt of widening the
walks 10, obvialing the difficulty We might
gain some advantage 10y the passage of n
municipal law against canine str,ct-rUn-
ners ana street fighters ust rs We have an
ordnance against the pacific hog. Ladies
and children are forced to encounter every
hour numbers of savage terriers, spaniels
bulls, etc, who brook no cncroachmcnt up
on their liberty. AS a general thing no
harm that we know of has come OF the
license which the dog holds on the high
way. l''t l." is a terror to a great many tim
ii and GctcnCclcss people. His liberty
4 shacklcs theirs. \ mere accident or mad
/ lcrtcnce i. Liable to arouse and cnya"c him
To inilict mortal harm possibly. The
writer Of this las been twice dog-bittcn
IN tie streets of Frusihur" in the last four
yc:,rs--un both occasions unawarcs. The
Consequence is, VIC are pcrpciually on the
watch toWer--a >taudin" sentinel to whom
''rciiCt never comes. For one, We had as
LET lie "tal,cn oil duty;' and it would he
that the dog be "lallon off, the rampage
and tied Ip where he can do his watching
with the mos good, If it is proper to
keep a dog at al hi, dominion should not
extend lcyoni his masters yard.
\ FELINE FEAr-A Borden Mines cat
gave birth few days ago to three kittens.
Wishing perhaps more desirable residence
for them than the native hay-lott, she set
about transferring them to a nci@hhoring
dwelling. The Usual method Of feline
transportation is simple one The moth
napc of the neck and carries it in a manner
more comfortable doubtless than is appar
cnt, In this way as many trips are taken
as there are kittens. But puss conceived Il
plan which obviatcd her separation from
them at either end of the line. In short,
she would carry the whole batch of kit
tens at one trip So she selected The hind
legs of all the kits and tied them securely
with a w sp of hay and lodged the entire
lot at the dwelling house referred to, where
they were found as we have described.
Now trot out your smart cats
At meeting of the School Board We'd
ncsday the following assistant teachers
were appointed for the schools named:
Frostbu3g-Nliss A. L. Brown, Mr.. H. H.
Gchman, Miss Sydney Snyder, Miss Allie
r. Hartzcll, Miss Helen Bcrkebilc, Miss
Jennie Miller.
Lonoconjng--Miss Jessie G. McBeth,
Miss Kate Arnold, Miss Maggie Shilling,
Miss Maggie Sloan.
Bdnon-D. l.. Phillippi, Miss Annie f..
White, Miss NJ. Miriam jackson, David
| Parks.
Konn Sarage-Miss Alice McMchacl,
Miss Bridget Barrett
RELGIoUs SERyICEs.-Prcaching to-
morrow at the English Lutheran Church
at the usual morning and evening hours by
Rev. Edward NJ. Davies of the NJ. +.
Church, South.
Preaching at the English Baptist Church
Sunday morning at 10! o'clock by Rev.
John F. Smith of the NJ f. Church; even
ing 81 : O'Clock by Rev. p. Coombc, Sec
rotary Of the Maryland State Temperance
Alliance. Public cordially invited to attend
THE HaymakeIs are awaiting a challenge
from the Activcs 1t is thought the latter
are searching for an umpire. NJ ito: BE
sure you are o X then dare the world.
The letter from Ocean Grove reaches