Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-03-21

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on duty, has been received by Adit.-
Gen. Howard, but no action has been
taken on it,
Brccitics.-Leoni, known as king
Of the Air. a tightrope walker, while
giving q performance at Stockton,
Cal, Saturday evening on cable
stretched across a street, fell and broke
his neck. Would it not be u good
idea to send Harry Warner to Stock
TONI
See the Grand Hibernica.
Christopher Evans writes to the
Shenandoah Pa) Mining Herald that
the Hooking Valley lockout continues
with as much vigor as ever, reports to
the contrary Notwithstanding. He
further says-''our miners are still de-
termined to use every effort in order to
wipe out this cursed monopoly. A
scarcity Of funds to pay the interest
coupons on their bonds will no doubt
give them considerable trouble this
present month and terminate their ty-
ranical career after which | earnest
ly desire that the business formerly
transacted by them will be placed in
the hands of individuals that are will
ing to recognize the rights Of suffering
humanity" Later news indicates that
that the trouble is over.
Burdette on "The Rise and Fall of
the Moustache" at Meats Opera House
Tuesday evening, April 7.
The April number of Demorest's
Monthly lKagcainc is worthy Of COM
mendation, as we'll for its artistic, as
for its literary excellence. "a Short
Sketch Of Annapolis" Westminster
Abbey ''Pie1ro Jean dc Beranger,"
and ''The Channel Archipelago are
very reada bic articles. An admirable
feature Of this publication is the in
struction given, under the name Of
From Pencil to Brush,n in drawing.
Many Of the departments are very in
structive, and the illustrations excel
lent. The froatispiece Of this admir-
able number is an Easter souvenjr-a
charming oil picture Of two doves.
Look at washington Nonument''
item under "New Business Locals and
see what it tells.
The annular eclipse of the sun which
took place Monday was observed III
Frostburg without regard to party.
Read Howorth's advertisement.
Blan Avon mine began work Mon,
day on twenty hoppers q day-ahout
| half work.
The Consolidation company's mines
at work quite vigorously last week,
Stacked up considerably within the last
few days.
The grounding period has ended
Now for reform.
The case of Mayor and Councilmen
of Frostburg Is. Tiddy is No. 10 on the
docket for the April term of the Court
Of Appeals.
Those who remember Howorth's
former appearance here will be pleas
ed TO learn that his company, panorama
comedy and all, will be here Friday
evening, 9th inst. All such will go tc
Odd Fellows Opera House on this oc
casion and take the rest Of the GROVE
along.
He stood in Frostburg store the
other day contemplating placard
at saves time
at saves labor
''lt saves money )"
at saves clothes -
! at saves women
WALL said he ; that ar soap save!
three things amt got SO, mister, YOU
needn't hist any OF it down"
The Presbyterian Tea Parties ant
Oyster Suppors, announced to begin
yesterday evening, will be held again
this evening and Monday and Tuesday
evenings, at the church edifice. Tht
ladies will be glad to see all of you.
The JOURNAL bucked against Frost
burg on the water question and go
partially evaporated now the steam
ship, Berkshire" did the same thing
and is nalf full Of what we haven't go
enough of.
Read the last paragraph of the Sa
wings and Loan Association advertise.
meat.
The house Of Mr.. Rushenberger
son in-law of John Hooking, at Meyers
dale, was burned one night this week
Loss So 800 insurance $1,000.
Better get your seats for Burdette'i
| lecture at Annan's at once