Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-11-20
SHOWS numerous.
ANOTHER pay day has come.

ANOTHER pay day has come.
READ the first page this week,
ANOTHER snow storm Thursday.
CHRISTMAS is little over a month eff
SLIPPERY sidewalks the first q
this weak.
FRIENDS, whilst you are Flush
with your money ask Yourself wheth-
er you owe the printer or not.
THE JOURNALS account Of the re-
rublicans Notification did not please
the people. We make mention of this
as a matter of local news. When
some of those who happened to be
overlooked get to heaven they will
be sufficiently scftened to give US a
drop Of cold water.
NEWSPAPER CHANGE.-Mr. Will
liam H. Davis, of Baltimore, has pur-
chased the Keyser wv. Va.), Tn
June. Mr.. Davis is highly endorsed,
and we wish him success. The Balti-
more Sun says that F." besides being a
practical printer, he is a discreet
jour nalist, and brings to his venture
the experience gained by his long
connection with the press in Balti-
more"
THE FRosTBURG JOURNAL is about the
most contented paper over the result OF
the election we know of. 1t is neutral A
"housc divided against itself" does stand
in this instance. The proprietors neutral
ize each other votc.-7imes.
Tie JOURNAL IS not neutral it
is Independent. Its house" is not
divided against itself, nor do the
"proprletors neutra ize each other 8
vote. Come up, brother, and get
acquainted.
HENRY G. VENNoR and John II Tice,
the weather prophets, bo:h unite in pre-
die tion that the ensuing winter will lie Il
had cnc will great deal of rain in the
South and greet deal Of snow in the
North.-Nsws.
We aye happy to learn that both
unite )" if Vennor had united and
Tice had failed to unite, or vice geTSa,
the whole matter would have main
ed in doubt until all the returns from
the back counties lad come in.
PEAsE's DRAMATIC TRoUrE.-Our
citizens will be favored tonight an
next Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings with some dramas, Gem
edies. and iarces, put upon the boards
by the well known actor, Harry
Pease, assisted by Miss Belle Crowell,
and sterling dramatic company.
They will perform in Paul's Opera
House, the initial play being Kath-
leen Mavourneen, or the Dream of
st. Patrick's Eve" We trust this
troupe will be well patronzed by our
citizens, as they come to us endorsed
by both press and public. Admis-
sion 25 cents. Reserved seats, so
cents.
CHURCH BELLs.-The tower CT the
German Lutheran church is nearly
completed Two new and fine bells
have been received for erection there
in, after conservation at 2 o'clock p.
H., 25th inst. Thanksgiving Day..
I he pastor and congregation will be
pleased to see the public present at
the edl6ce, on Main street, on that
occasion. In accordance with usage
in such cases several sponsors will
participate in the exercises, and it is
desired they sha | come from among
our most liberal and public-spirited
citizens. The pastor would be glad,
no doubt, to have them confer with
him upon that ubiect.
.SK1rPED OUT" II. j. Somers, a
sub.contractor under w. Y. McCul-
lob, contractor for furnishing line
stone to the ccrpcra ton, suddenly
left town Tuesday of last week, tax
ing with him two boises, one belong
ing to colCled man OF THIS town and
the other the property OF citizen Of
Barron, both Of which he sold in
Cumberland. He also left number
of unpaid bills in TOW n, among which
was $50 owing to two Of his EN-
ployees who can Ill afford to lof,
their earnings The owners OF the
no SEES recovered them this week
Somers left wife AID SIX children
in Homecoming. We understand nc
steps ha' been taken to aTpre hend
him. He also took--Horace Gree. ey';