Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-11-16

week.
Don't send any Thanksgiving tur
key to this Office that has been fed OF
Aliens Anti.Fat.
IT is expected Circuit Court will
adjourn to-day. The petit jury wa
discharged yesterday.
You wouldn't Kickapoo Indian would
you ?-Stamford Adrocate. Nor Chey
enney bricks at him Huntington Hasok
eye.
Nor pick Grow with him.
GONE not as the winds come when forests
are rended;
Nor as the waves come when navies are
stranded y
but glide in, cheerful-like, and pay W
those little arrearages of subscription
dues to the JOURNAL. They are sc
much needed.
DIED.-November 9, 1878, HENRY
aged 8 years, 10 months and 2 days
and CHRISTIAN, aged l year, 9 months
and 7 days, children of John Hager,
of Borden Mines.
In Frostburg, Wednesday morning,
18th inst, of heart disease. Mrs
MARY TAYLOR, wife of Henry Taylor,
Esq, of this place, aged 81 years.
REv1vAL.-An interesting revival
meeting in the M. E. Church, South,
has resulted in a number of profess
sions. Last Sunday seventeen per-
sons were admitted to church mem
bership. Rev's Wesley Hammond,
of KeYser W. Va, R. Smithson, pre-
siding elder, J. R. Andrew, pastor,
and John F. Smith, of this place, have
been engaged in the work.
THOMAS HARDY says the time is coming
when every man will be allowed to pro-
nounce his words as he pleases.-Baltimore
Bulletin.
T. H. is doubtless twin brother of
DR.. A. M. Hardy, the wicked partner
of the distinguished Persian physician,
DR.. Mahomed Kahan, surgeon in the
army of His Majesty, the Sultan Of
Turkey. In which event Tom is al
most certainly dead beat of Is karats
fine.
The colored congregation in the M
E. Church, Brownsville, will hold a
grand exhibition in the church Tues.
day evening next, 10th inst. The
exercises will consist of dialogues, de-
Carnations and comics. An attrac-
ton is presented in the announcement
that "Lavinia Taylor, child of six
years, will play several pieces on the
organ" The proceeds will be applied
to needed church purposes, and, of
course good attendance is desired.
MARR1ED--AtSt. Michael's Church,
Tuesday Nov. 18th, 1878, by Rev. V.
F. Schmitt, Mr.. JOHN MCGUIRE and
Miss ELIZA DoNNELLY, of this county.
At Midland Mines, Nov. 9th, 1878,
by Rev. J. H. Marsh, Mr.. DAVID
SHEARER and Miss ROSE ANN Rob-
ERTsoN, of this county.
At Maple Run, Preston county,
West Va, by Rev. W. Y. Cline, Mr..
MILTON YEA DAWSON, formerly of
this place. and Miss SALL1E E. WEIR
NER, of Maple Run, etc.
The gallsna1M chororapus, or sub
aqua skootus, as brother Tasker would
say, captured some weeks ago in Gar
rett and presented to Mr.. G. Berke-
bile, did not thrive well in captivity
Like the children of Israel in Babylon
it would sing no songs in a strange
land. Hanging its harp upon the
willow, it declined to be soothed, and
pined away until despair terminated
in death Thursday night. Its last
words were: ''Taskher-nMT A
decided case of fatal inconsistencies.
PERsoNAL.-Rev. John M. Jones,
Catholic pastor at Hagerstowu, Md,
visited Rev. V. F. Schmitt this week
Mr.. Jones was one of the trio of
Western Maryland visitors to the
Paris Exposition, and who made the
run of the Continent last summer.
Like old soldiers fighting their bat
ties o'er," his presence here furnished
the occasion for he and the other
members-Rev. V. F. Schmitt and
Mr.. J. Semmes Devecmon-to recite
anew their adventures by, "food and
field" In this way they hope to keep
the record of ono of the most event.