Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-11-14

former site of his marble yard, adjoin-
ing William MeLuckie's property. 1t
is designed mainly for mercantile use.
Charles Lehr lost Il child aged nine
weeks by death last Sunday.
James Jetfries, Of this place, mar
rowly escaped death i'll BlHn Avon
mine Friday Of last week. He got off
with severely bruised ankle. Fall of
coal.
The catcher who caught,
The pitcher who paught,
And the baseman whom every one said could
be bought;
Have drftcl away
In the cleaning so gray,
Thank heaven, the weathcr's too cold now
toplay.
He is an unsophisticated leader who,
thinking himself sound, concludes
that all his faction are. But have we
such among US A writer in the Iona
coming Recie.o gives the readers of that
paper a fragment apparently auto
geographic.
M. Rodda reconsidered his Texas
move and has opened with new stock
in Stern's former stand next door east
of George Hcintz's first-class con-
fectionery store.
After considerable delay the remains
of the late W. H. Schaidt, who died
last week in Wyoming, were inferred
in Cumberland Wednesday.
a patent has been ISSUED to Thomas
II. Paul, OF this place, for 4 planer-
chuck.
Let gloomy winter, when it will begin,
And biting Boreas blow his bitter blast,
The plants are safely housed the coal is in,
The stove is up, the listers out at last.
Elsewhere A. A. Rogers announces
that he resumes business for Il short
time at his old Broadway gallery. To
be sure in advance Of IL good picture,
give him a call.
Mrs. Thomas G. McCulloh has placed
the JOURNAL under obligations for a
large and beautiful specimen Of the
German carp, taken from the pond
owned by Mr.. McCulloh near the Gem
etery. This fish is not so large as the
one described in these columns several
weeks ago, but he is a robust, stout
fellow of fifteen inches i'll length and
nearly Al lbs. weight. An ordinary tub
is Just big enough for him to turn
around in, an operation he performs
with as much grace rs IL locomotive on
turn-table.
Dancers, keep in mind the bail for
the benefit Of Peter Hcnsell and fam
lily on the 23d inst. in Odd Fellows
Opera House. The ''Committee Of
So warrant pleasant time.
1t costs less than half cent of each
working days income to take the
JoURNAL--less than diligent hen
would earn IN day at the market rate
for eggs-less than q cigar or glass of
beer week-less than a barber would
charge by the year to keep ones hair
trimmed less than good-siZed turkey
for Thanksgiving or Christmas-less
than an energetic kitchen girl will
waste in Il week. A half cent a day
can be saved in many Il better way
than by stopping your paper.
Don't forget (No. IL to look all
the way through Wineland's ten ad-
monitions. He has the goods to sell
and is determined to sell. All that
miss bargains in his line may blame
themselves, not him. He has the
goods, we repeat; go, see, examine,
buy.
The great men of Allegany county
do not all reside in this metropolis.
Hence, the Frostburg bureau o the
Homecoming R6rie,1 is in error in pre-
Stunning that it was classed last week
among the Cowens, Wallises and John
sons.
In the way Of clothing Joe Bear has
an excellent stock, which he proposes
to put out among customers at the
lowest rates. He has lately enlarged
his store room. With more space he
has more goods and better facilities for
display and sale.
a western paper tells a correspond
ent that "a ten Of coal should weigh
1900 pounds" That depends al
together upon who weighs, where it is
done, and for what purpose.
The NJ. E. Church is undergoing an
over hauling.
Gertrude Sellers, colored, who gave
the Sheriff of this county SC
much trouble by his repeated escapes,
was Tuesday found guilty in the Cir
cult Court of larceny. Sheriff McMil-
Ian held two warrants Oh which to re-
arrest Sellers in case Of acquittal.
One WAS for robbing Deputy Sheriff
Mcmillan Of his revolver when Sellers
and other prisoners broke Jail.
Charles Preston, colored, Of Wellels