Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-07-11
VIEWS OF PROMINENT CITIZENS.

After the manner of the Meyersdale
Commercial
DR.. j. j. J0nes-The discussion over
the location of the baseball grounds re-
minds me of ''that same old 'coon."
Thomas II. Pau-Nery warm weather
especially in the foundry.
JoseM Keller Liberty prevails in
Frostburg, and am its eagle.
C1ayton PmneU-I agree with S. B.
Philson, Of Meyersdale. "This bor-
ough needs a codification of, its ordi-
nances worse than anything else. No
one knows what our local laws are and
we are as liable to be a community of
law breakers rs not
Conrad Baher-The sprinkling of
gardens from hydrants in times like
this is positively prohibited by the con-
stitntion and bylaws Of the Frostburg
water company. Will take the water
away from the first man caught at it.
j.. Ke1le''-Right you are, Mr. Baker
but in .fogrunte delieto is not the only
crime involved in the transaction.
DR.. JOHN L. Hoints-Let's see your
tongue. 0, you'll be all right in q
short time. Repeat the dose three
times day.
Somuez .SmiA-The mugwump is
known by his wump.
Captain James p. jSmHh-The security
of the country resides not so rauch in
a navy as in q large standing army.
Frenk Schau6-I know what | am
talking about. I belong to the best
band in this forest.
Mayor Witig-Somcthing ought to
be done to stir up the old town. The
skating-rink and lecture association
amusements have worn out. Let us do
something.
DR.. G. c. JGco5s-I am not in the bust
ness, but I think can beat anything
In the Frostburg race-course.
John Chambers Discussing Il question
not before the house is unparliamen-
tary at least it used to be that way
before l came to Allegany county.
William Croniu-Y esterday morning
Icaught a glimpse of some of the part
ners in o misunderstanding which was
held earlier in the night. Twas griev-
ed to see marks of personal violence
on several well known and distinguish
ed countenances. Eyes were in mourn
ing and noses discolored. In short,
they presented a sort Of symphony in
black and red, which under more
peaceable auspices are acknowledged
to be very charming and harmonious
combination.
James s. G,ant-20 times $20-$400.
II. b. Colj0n-Correct.
" II. Ecans-It matters not to me
where the grounds are located. Just
at this time am baseball man, al
though at no time baseballist. Before
concluding these few remarks | want
the committee on Constitution and By,
Laws to make it compulsory upon
every curved pitcher to direct one OF
two stingers into the inter-costal region
of the umpire during the course of the
game. 1t would add to the interest of
the sport and add much to the dignity
of that grand old saying ':.fat .justitia
ruat celuaq.'
Mare Finelaad-Th is the season
orlight clothing, and | can show goods
that will. make you feel that there
ought to be no land warmer than this.
P,QJ'. j. Z. j. Bucdty-I am more than
ever convinced that something ought
to be done in the way of repairing the
school property, and, what is even
more, that we are going to do it.
Joshua Better be careful a
time comes i'll the affairs of baseball
when it is too late. A run is not over
at the first base.
c. N0rtman-l concur in all that Mr..
johnson has said. 1t sometimes hap
pens that runner, relying more on
his shoes than his legs, misses the tide
at its flood between first and second,
gets stranded and cusses the merchant.
But of course everybody knows by this
time where the most reliable and
swiftest slippers can be had.
r. G. Col60n-Well I! by lingo If
that association didn't forget to elect
q surgeon!