Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-04-14
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thou art-to dust thou shalt return.

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town Thursday.
THE Baltimore E'rc'ung Bulletin
reaches US on an average once a week.
We are entitled to it every morning
except Sunday. The Bulletin is one
Of the best papers in the State.
For what purpose was Eve made :?
For Adam's express company at
least our imp says he read it in some
paper; the evil spirits of printing Off
ces rarely give credit, you know
The Meyersdale Independent has
recently changed hands, Mr.. r. NJ.
Monroe succeeding Mr.. Lou A. Smith
as editor The paper starts off, we
are glad to learn, with improved
prospects.
YOUNG LADY, (who desires to dem
onstrate to her lover how nicely she
can bake, Papa, give me five cents
to get some east.
PAPA, (unfavorably ,)-Here it is;
and here five more to eat your guest.
DEAD.-William Shaw, Young
unmarried miner, was hurt in Miller
mine Wednesday by a fall of breast
coal, died Thurs Y evening from the
injuries received. He was nineteen
years old and resided at Midland.
New GooDs.-Their recent large
sales of furniture has induced Jarrett
Bros to put in number of sets of
new and pretty styles of chamber and
parlor sets, and articles Of furniture
necessary to complete their supply.
Their stock now is ample and select
enough to please all.
In addition to the improvement
noted last week, the Episcopal Church
has received several touches since
which enhance its appearance very
much. Four gilt crosses crown the
front, disposed upon the apex of the
gable of each the main building and
vestibule, and one each on the right
and left of the latter. The work has
been handsomely executed.
PROVERBS WORTH REMEMBERING.
Spend yo1>r money a0here you make 1t,
Bug yoa1r goods and get yoe1r acorh
done at honae
Encourage your oaon merchants and
1oorhnaen.
Especially sustain yo'u home paper.
Be each Jorthe other, and at for pub
lie Improvement
Our interest belongs ayhere "charity
be9Ins-ot hon1e.
orr torn first
OTHER to2D11s ottt17rards
New WAGoN.-George Wehner
has added to his grocery outfit a
fine large spring wagon with which to
deliver goods to his large and grow
ing trade. Mr.. Wehner is go-ahead
in all he undertakes, and when he
proposes to deliver drst-class goods in
a frst-class vehicle, you can depend
upon it, the transaction is tirst-class
throughout. jeremiah Livengood Of
Salisbury, Pa, is the manufacture, of
the wagon.
cousin ANNE of the Sunny
South sends us a copy Of Tile Acaaa-
thus, monthly journal "devoted to
the Good, the Beautiful and the True
published at Atlanta, Ga, Miss Annie
Maria Barnes, editor and proprietor.
The paper is we'll printed, tastefully
conducted and takes its unique name
from the Acanthus which is found
in hot countries along the shores of
great rivers. The ancients tastefully
adorned their furnitare, vases and
most costly attire with its elegant
leaves. And Virgil writes that the
robe of Helen was bordered with a
wreath of Acanthus in relief. If any
obstacle resists the growth of the
Acanthus, it seems to struggle to
overcome it, and to vegetate with re-
newed vigor. So genius, when acted
upon by resistance or opposition, re-
doubles its attempts to overthrow
every impeachment.
We r turn Cousin Annie our thanks
for her bright little paper and tender
wishes for success.
New Business Locals.