Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-07-22


streets and just about the time every
body goes to the rostofhce. The rear
of the procession will be brought up
by the tricyclists and roller-sksters.
During the procession lot of tobac-
co. chewing urchins will enliven the
lower section Of the town and pedes-
TRANS are respectfully requested by
them to keep off Main street while
they are playing and breaking win
dows.
Dams Rock ExcURsIoNs.-Last
Monday the beaux and bellies of Lo-
naconing excursionized to Dams Rock
in large wagons aud spent a day of
pleasure on its lofty summit. The
day was an unusually fine one and
the atmosphere as "clear as crystal,
making distant objects very percepti-
BILE to the naked eye. The picnickers
left the Rock about 4 ! p. m. and drove
round by Frostburg, passing through
our principal streets waving flags and
shouting at friends and acquaintance.
The strike for the nonce was
allowed to sleep with them and they
gave themselves up to the abandon OF
a days fun.
Tuesday a number OF the German
and English Lutheran congregations,
of this place, took in the Rock and
the beautiful scenery surrounding it.
They report having fine time.
MILES ORToN's C1RoUs.-Charles
W. Pe6g, Esq, the able editor of the
Batavia CO., Courier, after seeing the
Orion show entire, is led to strongly
endorse the great show in a recent
editorial in his paper. as follows:
Miles Orton's Circus was greeted by
two large audiences, who we're enthusias
tic in praise of Its excellence, many pro-
nouncing it the best performance ever held
in Batavia. We found the agents genial,
clever gentlemen, exactly on the dot III
the fulfllment of contracts; and pleasa nj
in the transaction of business. All who
see OrtOn's show will be satisfied with 1t,
and bestow upon it just need of praise.
The show hes been greatly enlarged
and improved since last season and
the menaserie now is vsry complete,
containing many rare and valuable
features. The usual street parade
will be given In the forenoon, and al
those who would lot mies q eight VIII
be early on the ground in Frostbur&
Thursday, July 9th.
PFIsoNAL.-Nessrs. M. Sheeha
and w. r. Amos, two prominent Bal
timorsans, have been visiting Thos,
H. Paul, Esq.
Mr.. Frederick G. Gross, one Of our
business men, is off on visit to friends
in Jefferson, Wisconsin.
In letter to friend here Mr..
Nicholas Carson says he arrived In
Austin, Texas, Tuesday and secured
job at his trade Of plastefing. lie
complains of the intense hsat but adds
that the gulf breeze is delightful.
George w. Ward, Esq, of Oakland,
was in town this week, visiting his
mother who is quite i'll.
Miss Mary Henniug, of Baltimore,
is the guest of Mr.. Henry Schaub.
Frederick Brooks, Esq., of Balti-
mere, is here with his father, DR..
Brooks, the afable and diligent rep
resentative of the Baltimore Sun.
Miss Allie r. Hartzell, principal Of
the Frostburg Institute, left yeater-
day for trip to the lakes and q
tour down the Mississippi river.
Mrs. @. F. Hartzell, of Hyndman
Pa, has been visiting her father, Mr..
G. B. Parker, for some time.
Miss Lutte CLANCY, of Dunkirk, Nd,
and Misses Oracle and Kate Hoblit-
zell, of Meyersdale, Pa, are visiting
friends here.
Rev. Mr.. Holmes. Of Moyersdale,
Pa, paid Frostburg visit this v eek.
Mr.. Andrew Nash left for Mime.
apolis, MINI, Thursday.
Messrs. Eugene 7. Porter and Hen.
ny Betz left Thursday for Denver,
Colorado.
Hon. VIM. r. Getty, of Garrett
county, was in town yesterday, also
Hon. George W. Blocher.
Miss Mamie Meir, OF Elston, Md,
Misses Lizzie end Louie Allen, &
Meyersdale, Pa, and Mr.. ]. Camp.
bell, of Baltimore, are guests of Mrs.
A. M. DsVecm on.
Mr.. William Hunt, Of Frederick,
Md, is tina guest Of his son-in-law,
Rev. J. P. Wright.