Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-03-18


San in this region during the present
week, has the honor of being the
oionser Of journalism at sea, he hav-
ing published newspaper on BOARD
the US Flagship "Irenton" during
a three years cruise on the Medl-
tersnesn coast of Europe, Asia and
Africa, and the Atlantic coast Of
Europe. The paper was entitled the
Trenton Herald and WAS publish d
twice q month. 1t WAS filled with
excellent reading matter and enjoyed
circulation of nearly one thousand
copies, and numbered among its
patrons Cabinet officers and high
officials in the different departments
of the Government, as we'll as j. w.
Mckay, the California m,llioaa ire.
Miss Louise Kellogg, and other we'll.
known persorages. All the matter
in the paper, the type-setting and
press work were done BY Me-. Du fly
in his leisure hours while the "Tren-
ton" was cruising. During its sxis-
tence the Herald was published in
seaport towns Of every country in the
three continents.
John E. Nicholson, Esq, represen-
tatlve Of the Baltimore Gazette, was
in town this week in search of news
relative to the labor trouble. He
is both courteous and agreeable.
W.O. McGowin, of the Lochiel lum-
Der company, headquarters at Bloom
ington, was in town last week or
business Mr.. MGGowiu is a genial,
pleasant gentleman.
Mr. Stanley Fletcher, of the Bslti-
more American. was up in this region
during the past week collecting items
tor the paper he represents.
Capt. Nelson Bssll and wife arrived
homo Fri.iav from Florida.
Rev. R. F. Bishop is IN town with
friends. He is assigned to the pastor
ate of the M. E. Church at Berkely
Springs, W. Va.
CHURCH APPOINTMENTS. - The
Baltimore Conference. M E. Church,
South, in session al Fiedericks burg,
adjourned Tuesday evening. The
following are among the appoint
me nts:
Mooretfeld Dstrict.-W. @. Hammond,
presiding elder.
Froabuyy.-A. NJ. Cackley
FIintstone IL. G. Martin.
Keyssr. e. Wolff.
Piedmont-J F. Bags,
South Branch. Wisely Hammond.
Rev. r. Slnithson ia assigned to Staun-
ton, Va, and Rev. j. r. Andrew to EN-
manel, Baltimore city. Mr.. Smithson was
also elected delegate to the General Con-
ference
The Baltimore Conference, M. E..
Church, in session in Baltimore ad
jourLe,l Thursday morning. The
following dispatch gives partial
list of appointments for Cumberland
district:
BALTIMORE, March 10.
To the MINING JOURNAL:
G. W. Hobbs presiding elder.
Frostbury-J. P. Wright.
Cum5erland-C. w. Baldwin.
Kingsley (Cumberland) - Dublin G.
Miller
Psd,aont.-J II. NJ Lemon.
Eekhdrt-Rsuben Kolb
Lonaconing-J. d Still.
Burton--W. c. Griffith.
Raaoitngs-F G. Porter.
Rev. l.. T. Waterman is assigned 10 the
pastoral, OF No'tu Baltimore, Rev. j. p
Wilson 10 Chester street, Rev. ]. F. Ock
erman to Wesley chapel, all in Baltimore
city Rev. Alex. Bielaski 10 Calvert, Md.
Rev. j. l.. Walsh to Middletown, Md, Rev
l.. NJ. Gardner to Mt Zion, Washington
D c., and Rev W B. Edwards to Annapolis
Boys, the bonn bshell fell in COCO
time for gardening. Unless the di
isrsnces between YOU and your en-
ploy ees can be adjusted satisfactorily
by blowing time, better lay out for i
big CROP of vegetables. Rain, dew
aud sunshine are elements of pro
duciion which manlfsstoes canno
reach.
"SELF- MADE MEN."-Ths lecture
by Hon. Ffederi k Douglass at ODD
Fellows Opera House next Thursday
evening, 23rd inst. will be hls last in
this section Of the country. Those
who fail to see and hear him will re.
greet it afterwards.
IT is said that eight thousand mer
IL all dep artmsnts of coal production
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