Frostburg mining journal., 1883-05-12

papers are unanimous In stating that
DR.. Nichols lie meeting with unusual
success in curing diseases that have
been pronounced incurabla by other
| physicians. He has large number
of patients from a distance under
treatment, and from present indica-
tions he has all he can attend to as
long as ts stays in this community.
His charges are reasonable and he
decides at once whether or not the
patient can bs cured he receives no
fee uuless the patient can be benefit
ted thereby. Sunday, May, 20, will
positively be the last of his stay in
Cumberland.
Col. CopELAND's LEoTURE-"Scme
| Mistakes OF Bob. The Eldorado
(Ksnsas) Valley Times says:
Col. T. n. Copeland.-This great lecturer
appeared in this place for the second time
last Friday evening, and it is needless to
say he was greeted with a crowded house.
| His lecture, "Some Mistakes of Bob" was
masterpiece of eloqueuce, satire and hui
NOR, and the audience sat spell bound dur
ing lis delivery. Net all who heard him
appreciated the fact that they were learn
ing or reviewing some of the most vsiu
able lessons in life, while laughing at his
sparklings, but such was the case. Cope.
land is a speaker of action-action-ac
ton; graphic in language, and his lecture
full of smiles and tears and laughter, and
its influence on the heart and in soc ely, u
moral icrce, strong for the sensible and
right.
Reserved seats are for sale at An
mans book store. Lecture at Odd
Fellows Opera House, May 90.
ABOUT RINKs.-Ms.srs. William
and Harry Shaffsr have returned from
Somerset, Pa, where they conducted
rink several weeks.
The warm weather is beginning to
affect the exercise. Msssrs. Kane &
Jandorf, writing from Frederick. Nd,
say they will close shortly for the
season. The weather is very warm.
Best wishes to Frostburg Club"
The May-pole display at Frank
Portsr's rink, Odd Fellows Opera
House, Wednesday evening, was
largely attended and the display q
beautiful one.
The Eckhart Club announces a
grand dress carnival for next Wsdnes.
day evening, l6.h inst. Handsome
gifts will be awarded excellence in
fancy and comical attire. A number
of maskers from other localities will
be present. The poet of the Club
gets off the following neat and ire
sistibs invitation:
The Eckhart Roller-Skating Club
Invite you, one and all,
And with kindness they'll receive you
When on them you call.
So all those fond of laughing
Till their eyes begin to blink,
Are invited Wednesd y evening
To the Eckhart Skating Rink.
Ladies and girls will be admitted
free to the Saturday afternoon ses-
sions of the Club rink, Paul's Opera
House, beginning with to-day.
A HANDSOME AND CoMHoD1ous
REsIDENcE.-Mr. A. J. Willison has
recently moved into his new residence
on Bowsry street. Our reporter,
having recently had ocoasion to see
Mr.. Willison on other matters, asked
and was granted the privilege OF
being "ahown over" his house. The
dwelling consists of front and rear
building, both two stories, the former
being 38129. the latter l4x20 feet.
There are eight rooms in the trout
building, each fifteen feet square.
The rear building contains the kitchen
on the frat and bedroom on the
second floor. The houas. which is of
wood and gable-roofed, is on the west
side of Bowsry, upon most convsn-
lent site. The main portion outside
is painted cream. coler, while the
trimmings are in stone brown. There
are two large porches, one on the east
side and one on the south. Az you
enter the broad hall on the right is
the parlor, and on the left the library.
All the windows are furnished with
oak shutters, and frames Of grained
walnut finely shaded. All the rooms
in the main building have a three
coat white finish, while the parlor and
library have beautiful stucco mold.
ing on the the ceiling. In the rear
of the parlor and library respectively
are the sitting and dining rooms.
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