Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-01-29
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in tone with octave coupler and both
knoc-swells on.
Then there was talking to and fro
anil wondering fore and ait, nobody
b ing sure Of even his own estim ate.
An examinatlcn Of the record, howev-
er, showei that M, ssrs. IL h. Krapf
and j I'm Williams had each fixed
uIou 885 Tbs, and Mess Jthu G tz
and Douglas Percy at 8s7 fbs. How
it will lie di. posed Of between these
gentlemen has not been De erm.ned.
PERsoNAL.-Hin. F. G. L,trobe
Mayor OF Baltimore, sends us Lis An
nual Massage TO the City Council,
ia ed Jan. l, 1881.
Mr.. John Shaft r. connected with
the Cumbe. land NtsOs, was in town
Monday last.
Mrs M. A. and Miss Ida Pail, Of
Piedmont, left ior home Thursday
after pl rs mt stay of several days
" til Rev. ]. P. VII on's fam y.
Capt. r. F. Trevelick, thu gre 8
Labor .Ator, is txl ected in town to-
day. He will speak at Odd Fellows
Opera House, this PLACE, Monday
evening, at "a o'clock, ulon Labor
and its Wrongs" The worklngmen
should iurn ou' en- ma Sc lie vii
also speak IN Homecoming, Barton and
Pledmo2t during his stay in the
region.
Col. G. R Hogan recently ten Tered
his Maltby House gu, sts an evenings
entertainment, 10 which Lum-
Der Of ce!e rites were invited inclu.
ding the famous DR.. Bagby, the
RIchmond hunorist. TIE papers re-
port it as most enjoyable stiair
Amcns the invited pue:ts we observe
the names OF Mr.. and Mrs. John R an
For all the parties above named we
have cause to express An most affec.
Tomato regard, AID are happy 10
n. t!co that the fortunes Of associ iticn
ap: ear to smile upon their j sp sition
to enjoy themselves.
ELECTION OF OFFIoEEs.-At an
annual meet ng Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, of Frostburg,
the following gentlemen were elected
off ars to serve the ensuing year:
P,ead,t, j. I'm Cnnrad.
Wee. p es d nj, Edgar Walsh.
Rec. s, c., John E. Johns.
Er. Sec, Thos. Rowe.
Treasurer. A. A. Rogers.
LIB. artan, j lhn H. Hosken.
They also elected the following
c:iair,nen Of the res, ective committees:
Gospel Meetings, Christopher Rob-
erta.
Visitation a d Tracts, John A.
Thomas.
AHegaav Sunday tc!1ol, William
MeLnckle, jr.
M"sic, Rpes D. Rces.
Libra y open Satu day evening
fron 7 to s clock. in Beall's build
IN, NJ ain street. Tie ASSOCIATION is
III sn excellent coaditi n.
TEE Cuml erland Times ar axis IL
revei emily Of the Frosl burg ills feet,
unconscious erhAps that one Of the
avera Cumberland ladies' was here
list week. and an
She passed up street in the falling srow,
And left the print of her dainty shne;
From the edge of Il heel TO The pointed
toe,
The I;.rst we could make was mum er
two,
Yet her brntl er showed US her morning
slipper
A nuinlic' seven, we're alive
An hroa, in the sole rs u Pc. tsmoutu
skipper.
N W how do the Cumberland gIrls con
irive
To squeeze hnnf like II camrl's foot
Into number Two split leather boot?
We venture the encouraging re.
mark to the young lady whom it was
our painful duty TO assist the other
day from Il "keiho;," on the ice, that
al emi arassments have their compen-
satiohs. 1t WAS happy cirrnms arce
tor her benefac or That sho was not d
torpedo.
ST.. VALENTINES day comes on
Monday, Feb. l4th.