Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-10-21

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Fr0stburg, Oct. FL, 1852.
"a. L." from Eckhart, will appear
next week.
The persimmon crop is abundant,
which old people say is sure sign OF
a cold, hard winter.
SURVEYING Coal LANDs.-Mr. T.
L. Patterson has been engaged sur
Yeying the extensive lands of the
Consolidation coal company.
A HYDRA-HEADED CABBAGE.-Mr.
Alfred Jefries, of this place, raised in
his garden stalk of cabbage carrying
six we'll developed heads. 1t is Gu
riosity.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
Virginia McCulloh to Thos. McCahan,
lots s and 9 Of G. w. McCulloh's ad-
dition to Frostburg, $240.
p Gallagher and ]. I. Roney to
William Farrell, part of lot 6, Mt.
Savage, $3.50.
MARROW EsoAPE.-John Hitchins,
ESQ.,, mail agent on the Cumberland
and Pennsylvania railroad, walked
over the side of one of the bridges be-
tween Westernport and Piedmont in
the darkness of Friday night of last
week. Several severe bruises was the
result.
AN INvENT1oN-A Eostburg Lady
the Patentee.-Mrs. Nelson Beall, of
this place, has recently invented and
patented an egg-poaching apparatus.
We have not seen the device, but
learn that it is "just the thing" and
highly cTeditable to the practical
genius Of the inventress.
THE umberlaud Times wants the
JOURNAL to spell "fsh"-f-e-e.t.
That's nearly correct in zodiacal lingo,
but it is feared somebody down there
has been shot by a howitzer loaded
with shad and now labors under the
that woman kicked
him. We have no sympathy with
photography predicated upon extra
tragic occurrences.
REL1d1oUs.-The 47th annual seq
sion of the Maryland Baptist Associa-
ton was held in Baltimore this week,
Tuesday. Rev. William 0.
Petty, of Frostburg, and Mcssrs. D.
w. Bussard and Jesse j. Arnold, of
were reported in the list of
delegates.
Services at l03 o'clock tomorrow
Sunday morning at st. John P. E.
church.
A MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT, con.
sisting of solos, duets, quartets, accom-
PANIED by instrumental exercises, will
be held in Paul's Opera House Mon
day evening, October 23d. A charade
Of three acts will be an interesting
feature, as ais o several tableaux.
Music BY orchestra during intervals.
The entertainment being projected in
aid of religious purpose and given
by home talent, the generous patron.
age Of the people of Frcstburg is con-
fdently solicited. Fuller particu al
are given by handful.
New ADvERT1sEMENTs.-The an
neuncement made this week by Frank
O. Beall, the skillful advertiser as we'll
as hard.to-beat hardware man, should
receive due attention from all our
mechanical and household economists
looking for full stock to select from.
Much the same may be said of B.
Stern & Co., who cater to popular
needs in the way of dry goods and
kindred lines at prices astonishingly
low.
A. A. Rogers is up from sick bed
and issues a cordial invitation to the
public to come in sections of from one
to dozen and have its picture taken
Prof. Hinkley invites you to attend
his Lecture on Phrenology this even
ing at Paul's Opera House.