Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-05-29

cal TO call the attention or tne 1all
ones to few eligible candidates.
G. KS, jr., is a moonlight blonde
age unknown; very agreeable and
well-to-do; goes to Cumberland every
week-a great mistake.
R. M. T., railroad man, "a years
old; has business in Mt. Savage ev-
cry Sunday, though not thought to be
seriously inclined in that direction.
Loves fried fish.
J.R. J. whistles "Mollie Darling,
and is tremendous lady-killer. In
falible authority on neckties and
knows good haircut when he sees
it. Is not in a hurry, but don't you
believe it.
LIS. Y. has very delicate voice
that may be heard as far as a fog
horn on damp morning. 26, but a
RICH nice catch-on leap year prop
osition.
W. M. is tame, lamblike child of
the fields; knows a good deal alb out
cattle, colts and country produce. Is
a % year old brunette and wants a
blonde.
H. G. M, brother, several years
older, wears vicious moustache and
sideburns. Been about a good deal,
but never in love. Fine prospects.
Goes to Oakland occasionally.
W. B. K, bituminous coal blonde,
a regular mssher. Loves to be pet
ted, and his wife's middle name must
be Affection" Old enough.
B. G. N. is an inveterate smoker ;
otherwise temperate and graceful.
A musical expert on bass drum.
Would like to be a Councilman. but
lives too far out OF town.
Fl. W. @. is writing bran new
song just now; no time for interviews
but thinks he is about "a. The song
is somthing about bridge. Would
make good road supervisor, and a
fine husband.
D. E. N. is of good height, heavy
moustache and gas coal hair. Tin
type sent on receipt of self-addressed
envelope, stamped.
R. B. B., rat-tail blonde; aged 30
and fond of jewelry. Has no corns
or dyspepsia, but dyes his goatee.
S. P. is darling boy, but has his
eye set on the hill; quick, smart, sly,
and just as apt to turn up on Bowery
as on Broadway, and more 50.
T. 0. G. l., tonic beer blonde lem
onade hair and soda fountain COM
plexion uncertain age; tough as a
locust post and keeps great long
hound to keep the girls at bay.
S. B. Mex, nearly 40; sweet, SER
enc and social, and nobody knows his
hair is gray. Must be won this year
or never.
F. F. W. used to go to Homecoming,
but the family seemed inhospitable.
He is open for engagement now,
though sometime ago he stopped re-
ceiving proposals. 80 years and get
ting older.
G. T. B. mistakenly regards all Ia
dies as angels. Young, religious and
good, but will have to be weaned
from the Lodge. Small but sweet.
J. B. s. sings Dutch divinely; an
iron-gray chestnut brunette; tells
many stories about the war, and has
a medal. Hair parted on the off side
and new teeth on the other.
X. D. @, is short, SLY and stumpy.
He is said to have several western
girls en- his string. We don't believe
it, as he is strong protectionist of
home productions. SO and don't care
who knows it.
j. E. R., nice stationery package
blonde; always at the store in bust
ness hours, and is a clerk of great
ability in his mind. He lives in Bar
ton--except on Sunday.
T. H. G. splendid tenor singer and
peforms on the jewsharp with bass
drum accompaniment ; aspires to be
waltzer. Stands very high (6 feet 8
inches) in everybody's estimation.
Price list and circulars mailed to any
feminine address on receipt of Scent
stamp.
D. M. S., banana peel brunette,
wants to marry strawberry blonde.
Has good horse and buggy to match.
An easy conquest for the ST..
A REMARKABLE YIELD.-Mr. N.
S. Frost's COW, Lilly of the Valley"
comes to the font with an improve
ment unon her record msde Last vear