Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-02-08


butter, und dey all makes goo
mocsic."
A TREAT.-Mrs. Blasse sent us the
other day fine treat Of fried oysters,
nicely prepared and accompanied
with the usual condiments. She IN
derstands the art Of catering in oys'
tiers, as her customers doubtless know
WHE- Cumberland, like Wheeling
becomes the permanent capital o.
West Virginia, Miss Anderson will
study awhile before she turns hel
nose altitudilum. 1t is one thing tc
snub the metropolis of certain suburbs
it is another thing, etc.
PERSONAL---VERY.. William 0. Petty
has accepted the pastorate of the Eng,
lish Baptist Church of Frostburg, and
entered upon the discharge of his du-
ties. Mr.. Petty comes from Mont
gomery county, Nd, and is highly
spoken of for ability and piety.
MAGGIE MITCHELL is coming to
Cumberland on the 25th. Then, if
brother Lowdermilk will secure Lolita
for night or two, Cumberland will
boil over with fun of the highest or
der this winter and spring. Try it,
brother. Put on extra trains and
we'll tell these people it will never
do to die without seeing Lolita.
PERsoNAL.-Olin Beall, Esq, for
over a month past on visit to
Charlestown, West Virginia, returned
Thursday evening, looking well and
expressing himself pleased with his
tour.
Mr.. John B. McCulloh, tax collec-
tor, left this week on visit to Berke-
ly Springs, West Virginia, for the
benefit of his health. He is afflicted
with rheumatism, and slight change
of air and water was advised.
A BEAUTIFUL Work OF ARIA
new Altar of Gothic design has been
erected lately in st. Michaels Church
The entire work is the result of Frost
burg talent and skill. The design
was conceived BY the pastor and exc
cuted by Messrs. John Nickel, cabi-
net-maker, J. N. Carson, plaster-of-
paris worker, and James H. Hawke,
painter. The Altar is beautifully
gilded, and presents an appearance
pleasing to all and complimentary to
the taste and proficiency Of those en-
gagged in it's erection.
MARR1ED.-Tuesday, Feb. 4, 1879,
by Rev. P. L. Harrison, Mr.. LEWIS
A. KALLMYER and Miss ELLA WHET-
EEL, both of Hoffman Hollow, this
county.
At the Pastoral Residence, We'd
nesday, Feb S, 1879, by Rev. V. F.
Schmitt, Mr.. PATRICK COLLINS, of
Mt. Savage, and Mi ELIZABETH
LEMMERr, of Dutch Hollow, Allega-
ny county, Md.
Wednesday, Jan. Goth, 1879, at the
Wiener mansion, 527 Arch street,
Philadelphia, Mr.. ELIAS WINELAND,
of Meyersdale, Pa, formerly of Frost
burg, and Miss CLEMENT1NE STRoUsE,
of Philadelphis, were united In the
holy bonds of wedlock by Rev. DR..
Jastrow. The happy pair, after max
ing a tour Of the North, will return to
Meyersdale, their future home. We
extend hearty congratulations.
"Who hath not felt that breath in the air,
A perfume and freshness strange and rare,
A warmth in the light, and bliss
everywhere,
When young hearts yearn together?
All sweets below, and sll sunny above,
o, there's nothing in life like making love,
Save making hay in fine weather %
COMING EvENTs.-The ladies of
the English Lutheran church, in this
place, will hold an Oyster Supper in
Mr.. Levi Porter's rooms on Broad
way, Friday and Saturday evenings,
18th and 18th of this month, the
proceeds of which will be appropriate
ed towards furnishing the audience
room of said church. It is hoped that
all who possibly can will encourage
these ladies in the efforts they are
making.
The arrangements for the Fair in
aid of the Arion Band are progress
ing very favorably and they will
doubtless be able to make a good
opening. We learn also that they de-
sign abstaining as much as practicable
from personal solicitation; they there