Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-09-10


held in thi, county took Tlsce on the
Centennial grounds, this town, last
Saturday. At day-break people
commenced to arrive in town from all
sections of this and adj lining coun-
ties. The different L. As we're
forming and strains OF martial music
were waited 10 the ear Of the luggard
long before bis time fer arising from
his "lowly COT Main street was "a
thing of beauty" with its display oil
flags, bunting and banners-dags Of
all nations were swung TO the breeze
from several buildings, while one en-.
terprising citizen had his own al d
the house adjoining completely cover
ell with the Baltimore CO Tors -oranee
and black. The parsonsge OF St.
Michaels Catholic Church was teau-
TRULY decorated with varl -colored
flags and emblems, prominent among
which was the ensign of the Pope.
On the business displays we noticed
the following: Good work; Goo
pay; Good Cheer" in front If Judge
Percy's residence a banner read "lhe
cd miner-l830;" From the JOURNAL
office the MINING JOURNAL vel.
comes the WoAKINcN N"
Al 6. &. N. tn, train composed
Of three engines aNl thiry 9aI iam
the creek arrived b.infing eeserai
several bauis OF music, l. y . anu
hundreds Of visitors. Despite the
dense crowd at the depot The pro-
oesgion was soon formed in he fol.
lowing order:
thiet Kus'd:
MAXWELL HAMILTON, JR
lids.
Isaac An lersan and Frank McHahon.
St. Peters Cornct Band.
WEsrERSpoRT L. A. 1205.-Marshal,
Andrew Patrick.
Gilbert Cornet Band.
BARTON l.. A. 1877.
Homecoming Cornet Band.
Homecoming L. A. 84S Marshal, John
A. Martin.
Inscriptions upon Banners.-Labor is no.
BILE and holy. United we stand, divided
we fall. Laborers of America, organize
for your protection. God bless the miner
what would our country do without him I
There should be no conflict between labor
and capital. Industry and honesty, (arm
and horseshoe) Liberty and unity, (saw
and ha chet) Liberty, equality, frater-
nifty. United to secure peace. Let bro
therly love continue. Men blinded bv
self-lnterest overlook the rights of others.
Be just and fear not May God spare tie
life OF our belo, ed President. Garfield the
canal boy Garfield the President. "dod
reigns and the Government at Washington
still lives" portrait OF Garfield.)
Lonaloning Reed Band.
OCEAN L. A. 715.-Marslal, John Grimes
assistant marshals, Garrett Byrnes anu
Samuel Vaughn.
Inscriptions upon Banners United we
stand, divided we fall Labor must con-
quer. The voice of the people nust be
heard. Sic Semper 7yram"is.
Frostburg German Arion Band.
Mayor. Police Department.
MT. PLEASANT L.. A. u.s. Marshal,
Rees D. Rees.
Inscriptions upOn Boaners.-Unl'ed we
stand, divided we march on to Virginia
mine. Unity, (trio of clasped hands.) In
tue beginning God ordained that man
should labor not as curse but as a bles
sing. Men blinded by srlf-intcrest over
look the rights of Tiers. too bless our
miners. Miners lamp.) The queen OF
all weapons, (shovel) Labor creates com
mercc and extenl trade. Dcfetc not
defiance. Muse @ moves he W I'd
WAsmrNGToa y. A l5t3. ! arsha $
John o. Wint,i and Il : Harvey
iauj TONS pom Bn ers.- Dor vmpa'
thy Is with lhc PreeiuEt. W. r iu#i in
al cause Cnnltal-- Lloo-. I, Hsge ia q
industry thc nean- md pleD HE "su,t
Let proteciun project the wo' kingmai
and WORKING lGNoTet' If America
organize fryaur prH,c,an ~ "l W.
.t5u1, liriJed " a. My sia!e Sap
! ,la r1,se the balio, box PGt..a gp.Uil.
! ia wih rs. Dut ,incIlies ~ III" I'LL,
0ui rirb,s We " il maintain viii hn
forget oar friends - the b,Ilht,t box ilon
est Toll. We are org, HIS uot t. OPP OFT
cupitul but to Gather tie l.ult of our toll
Carital has no right 10 buy labor where
II Gun ge' 1t cheapest. We pr tect those
who pro ect labor Unity. Industry
Oui motto Union and confidence. The
public rress must he kept square on tn,
labor question. We support no papel
that is opposed to labor orranizati' n
Merchants support us if you would have
us support you. Workingmen, claim the
right to organize.
ALLEaANy l. A. 1319.-Marslal, Viii
liam Grimes assistant marh halls, Benja
min Yates and Thomas J. Thomas.
Inscriptions upon Banaers.-Honest la