Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-12-09

COLD WEATHER-The thermometer
ranged among the lower figures sever
al da, during the week, proceeding
not altogether out of place at this
season.
COUNTED OUT.-A hunter tells us
that after hunting all day he found
two pheasants, shot one and both got
away. This enabled him to count
all "out' the pheasants and-hm-
self
REMovED.-Rev. james T. Brad
ford, for several years pastor of the
Frostburg English Baptist Church,
has relinquished this charge, and re
moved to Baltimore, where he had
been called to serve larger congrega-
ton. Mr.. B. has many friends here
who regret the loss the community in
ours in his removal.
READ Business Locals" especially
"New Business Locals as we'll as
advertisements and "Ne1p Adver-
tisements. Several important an
nouncements are made this week.
Among them DR.. Gambler, dentist;
Beatty, pianos and organs Wick,
flower and garden seeds Spill CON
fectioner, and Stonesifer, merchant
tailor
THE Quarterly Meeting, held last
Sunday at the NJ. E. Church South,
was protracted during the week, A
series of interesting and forcibe ser
mons has been given by Rev. J. W.
Andrews of Rainsbnrg, Pa.
A similar meeting was recently
closed at Emanuel, four miles west
of Frostburg, during which ten persons
protested conversion.
PHoToGRAPH1c-Mr. A. A. Rog-
ers is enjoying fine successin the copy
ing enterprise inaugurated by him in
Frostburg, His agents have gone far
and near and returned laden with or
ders. What is better, the work thus
put out is fully up to samples. and
general satisfaction is the result He
makes a fine specimen display at his
Gallery on Broadway, which IS worth
inspecting by all contemplating hay
ing new pictures taken, or old ones
copied.
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Two young ladies got off the train
Monday afternoon and moved over The
depot platform in hurry. Near the
steps one slipped, slid, and fell, bnt
nobody was hurt, thanks to the mod
ern style. But the way sundry paper
packages disported in several direc-
lions over the naughty slipperiness,
and earnest effort made to recover all
of them at once without anybody see
ing how it wasn't done, were frolc-
some to see. Still we didn't even
smile at the embarrassing occurrence;
fact is, we didn't witness it, The he
roine gave US the incident two minutes
afterward while yet fond memory
recalled it to view in original fresh
ness. But for this we wouldn have
known how it was. We are enioined
to mention no names. We don't,
though ordinarily we protest against
unpublishable details of punishable
items. Which is why this interesting
story is thus.
LOST "A SPOILED SuNsATIoY.-
Messrs. David Morgan and Robert
McCluckie on Wednesday went hunt
ing over the Savages, parting at the
johnson Field" The latter not re-
turning during the evening, his alb
sence gave rise to the fear that he was
lost in the Anderson Pines, fam
Gus wilderness in these parts. A
number of gentlemen assembled and
set out to look for him. After vain
search they returned with the deter
miGation to resume it by daylight
Several church bells were therefore
sounded about nine o'clock Thursday
morning, summoning the searchers to
assemble whan tn1lirnnca arrival