Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-10-16

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Mt Savage, Monday, Oct. IS, at p. m.
Frostburg, Tuesday Oct. 10, at p. m.
Homecoming, Wednesday, Oct. 20, at z
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Cresaptown, Oct. 16, 2 pm
Rawlings Station, Oct IS, 2 p, m.
Ellerslie, Oct 90, 1880 p. m.
Maryland Mines, Oct. 90, 1880 p. m.
Mt. Savage, Oct 81, 1880 p. m.
Pompcy Smash, Oct. go, 7;30 p. M.
Barton, Oct. 80, 1880 p. m.
Frostburg, Oct 80, 1880 p. m.
Maj, H. R. Torbsrt addressed a
republican meeting in Homecoming last
Friday night, and at Westernport
Saturday. Mr.. Urner also spoke at
the Westernport meeting.
L. V. Baughman, Eco, has returned
to his home in Frederick from a
stumping tour in Ohio.
Col. ]. M. Schley has returned to
Cumberland from his canvass in Gar
rett county.
The Garfield, Arthur and Urner
Association and the Tow-path March
ing Club held a large and enthusiast
tic meeting in Paul's Opera House,
Thursday evening. Previous to the
meeting they had torch-light pro-
cession through the principal streets
and looked well in their red and blue
capes aud white caps. Several ban
ners were displayed in the parade on
which we're various devices and mot
toes, among which were ave saw
him on the tow-path, and we'll see
him in the White House !" Have you
heard from the West ?" '"The Hoosler
State Redeemed" "Ohio, 25,000;"
sour tried and honest Congressman,
Milton G. Urner;" lad, dressed fan
tastically, carried broom on which
was inscribed "We'll make clean
sweep" The procession was viewed
by hundreds of people, some of whom
were very enthusiastic. The Arion
Band, wearing their torch hats, played
and marched well despite the work
they have undergone in Baltimore.
Jacob Baker, captain; Thomas Hill,
first lieutenant and L. T. Dewitt,
second lieutenant, differed the white
club of whom there were 100 uni
formed in line; and the colored club,
so strong, were commanded by B. E.
Adams, captain; George Evana, first
lieutenant and Harrison Allen, second
lieutenant. The macs meeting was
addressed by Messrs. Robert W.
McMichaels, B. A. Richmond, John
Hendley, all of Cumberland, and Hon.
MlluoH VI. OrHeI.
The democrats will hold a mass
meeting in Frostburg, Tuesday even
ing, 10Th inst. Prominent speakers
will address the meeting and large
turnout Of the democracy is expected.
The Nevs announces that "Wm.
M. Price, Esq, the democratic elector
for this district, has challenged Mr..
II. Wheeler Combs, tho republican
elector, to a joint discussion, and Mr..
Combs has accepted, naming Lena
coming as the place, and the last week
in the month The time, expressing a
preference for Saturday, the 50th.
The gentlemen are expected to meet
and arrange details"
Weunderstand the democrats of Cum
are making arrangements for a m ass
meeting on the 28th of this month.
Senator voorhees,, Of Indiana, will
probably address the meeting.
BESIDES our own "Home, Sweet
Home" girls, there are quite num-
Der Of Pennsylvania fair daughters
attending school in Frostburg, as
well as others from distant sections
of our own State.
The public schools of the county
were closed on Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday of this week so az to
give the teachers an opportunity to
attend the Baltimore celebration.
A SPECIAL train was run on the
G. & P. Railroad last Sunday to ac-
comodate the large number of visitors
to Baltimore from the Georges Creek
region.
The Preachers Convention will
commence in the M. E. Church, this
town, Monday next, and continue
four days. The public are invited.
A WAGON load Of roasting ears ar
rived in town Wednesday and were
offered for sale on the streets.
A MONTGOMERY county paper calls