Frostburg mining journal., 1882-12-02

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lF ou don't believe Christmas is
almost here. look in at the ores, es-
n ,ciallv those which advertise in the
JOURNAL.
DRESSED poultry begins to appear
an the store-stands, Many people
like i, better than beef, and many
others think it nearly as cheap.
RELIGIOUS NoTEs Rev. John W.
Mott, Of Mt. Savage, will officiate at
St Johns P. E. Church, Frostburg,
To MIRO, evening (Sunoay, Dec. 3d)
st 7 80 o'clock.
THANKs.-A royal good friend
rent the editor Wednesday the inev-
table Thanksgiving turkey. Such
practical rsmembrances of our pres
ence here always forces the conclu-
sion that Frostbuig is right pleasant
vale of tears to live in.
Work at the new Ocean slope pro-
crosses favorably. Shortly after New
Year it will bs ready for shipping
coal. The wet weather of the summer
and fall has retarded the work, the
presence of water in considerable
quantities giving large and constant
amount of trouble. Mr.. Superinten.
dent Thomas speaks highly of,he pa
tient industry and endurance Of those
who have been sub bjected to the incon-
vsniences and discomforts this oc-
easioned. mo men could do better, "
said he.
The AsroR MINE FIRE-Arramge-
msents Deyjssd for Ertingu,Shiag It.
Msasrs. II. S. Thompson and Samuel
Gay, Pennsylvania mining engineers
and experts, paid the burning A.tor
mine visit last week. After criti
cal examination they gave, it is re-
ported, an opinion encouraging both
ss TO the small range OF the fIe and
the eass with which it can be circum-
vented. Plans were accordingly rec
omnendal and which will no doubt
be adopted and put into operation
for the extinguishment Of the great
underground c. lfagration.
DoTs.-W B. Spill has put in a
large stock Of goods. selected with
special regard to the Christmas needs
of tie children and grown people as
well. In looking around for confec-
tioueres, Joys, etc, do.. I fai! to see
HIM AS you go along.
S T. Little & Sens, of Cumberland,
ihe jewellers, ale out this week in a
fresh announcement of their busi-
meas. Their establishment is chuck
full Of identically the very goods you
want tor \ nice gift.
Look at Walter Edwards new ad-
ve,lisement. Both ladies and gentle :
men want nice clothes for Christmas !;
he has the goods ana the facilities to
supply every thing in this line in sat-
lsf,ctoiy style
ScHocL NoTEs.-The school teach
ers will be paid the amount due
them for the fall term.
A colorcd public school has been
started in Westsrnport, with Mary
Brown, (colorsd, as teacher,
Virginia L. Wright waa transferred
from Jackson school and made assis-
tant at the Westernport white school
John S. Miller was appointed 3
trustee Of the Wes.ernport school to
succeed his brother, Maurice A..
Miller, deceased.
From Mr.. j. E. ]. Buckley we learn
the following facts with regard to
Public School, No. /, and the Bow cry
school, 10th Of which are under bis
charge: Number of pupils enrolled
at No. l during fall term sos; aver.
age attendance 268. This low aver.
age was due to tie presence Of diph.
liberia in the town. At Bowery the
enrolment was l73; the average at
tendance l23.