Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-08-06

| Wiling lFOln Ills nclne III hansds
says-"Hot weather; go in the shade
but work goes well and crops look
frst-rate." His letter was written
July 25th.
w. M. Goldsborough, Esq, the &C.
complished Cumberland correspondent
of the Baltimore american, Mornirg
Herald, and Even,mq Nea0S, Philadel-
Ehla Times, and New York Herald,
was in town Wednesday. He was
making tour of the mining region,
gathering items of news for his papers
while catching the benefit that city
denizens alwajs derive from our
mountain breezes.
Mrs. Della Stewart Parnell, the
mother of the great Irish Champion,
and Miss Ellen Ford, daughter Of
Patrick Ford, Esq, editor Of the
IRISH World, were expected to deliver
addresses at Piedmont Opera House,
last (Friday) evening under the aus
pieces of Westernport Branch, No, l,
Irish National Land League.
]. Howard Mason, one the store
keepers in the 4th internal revenue
district of this State, has been relieved
from duty for month. Mr.. NJ, who
has Teen stationed in Cumberland,
will come up to this town to spend
his vacation with his parents.
Mrs. E. A. Buckingham, three
childred and nurse of Westminster,
and Mis- Carrie Buckingham, of
McKinstry's Mills, Carroll county,
are guests Of L. M. Gorsuch, Esq, of
this place.
Mrs. e. Brown, formerly of this
place, now residing in St. Louis, is
visiting Mrs. John Hitcains, of this
place, her daghter. She is accompan-
led by Miss Sally Shultz, of came
city, her granddaughter.
Sanford johnson, Esq, native Of
this county, now resident of Waco,
Texas, has been the guest Of Capt.
Nelson Beall during the week. He
is accompanied by his family, all of
whom are en- route for Massachusetts,.
At the regular session of the
Orphans Court, Tuesday. the last will
and testament Of Joseph Hartman,
deceased, OF this place was hled for
probate and record.
Rev. G. W. Shafer, pastor Of the
Lutheran Church, Apollo, Westmore.
land, county, Pa, is the guest Of
Mr.. Thomas Humbertson, Of this
place.
Daniel Scally, Esq, has taken the
place at the depot held by the late
Henry Rehs. Dan, like his lamented
predecessor, will be always "on time.
DR.. Leavitt will lecture on st
Johns College in Paul's Opera House
Monday evening next at 8 o'clock
Admission free.
Miss Maggie Ryan, of Pittsburg
is spending the sultry season witt
the family Of A. E. Frey, Esq, o
FIostburg.
Mrs. Col. S. Taylor, and child Q
Washington, Ind, who have been visi
ting Mrs. Nelson Beall, left for hom'
last week.
Young William Womsley, who SO
narrowly escaped a terrible acciden
Thursday evening of last week is con
valescing finely.
w. II. Carson returned to his hom'
in this place last Saturday after a TIVE
months stay in Rowlesburg, W. Va
Mrs. Shaub and son aud daughter
of Baltimore, are visiting the family
of Henry Shaub, Esq, this town.
Judge Geo. A. Pearre, of Cumber-
land was in town Thursday. accom-
panied by his little grandson.
Prof. I. P. Benjamin, of Pittsburg
has placed 6ue piano in the residence
of His Honor, the Mayor.
George NJ. Townsend, Esq, is spend
ing few days with his father, DR.. M
NJ. Townsend, Of EckLart.
Miss Ida Ball, of Piedmont, W. Va.
is stopping with the family of Rev
j. P. Wilson, this place.
Mies Ruth Womsley, of Eckhart
left Wednesday morning, for visit te
friends in Aleppo, Pa.
Miss Elite Beacon, of Allegheny
Pa, is the guest of Mrs. Frank Q
Baall.
Harry @. Colborn, Esq, will STAR
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