Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-03-07

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The Brydon case on trial at Balti-
more continues.
The dangerous operation Of trache-
otomy was performed with success last
week in Cumberland upon little
child named Grooming, for Group. 1t
is stated that the tube has been re-
moved, the wound closed, and the
| child recovering.
For great big swords to inspire
| For racking pains and wounds most dire
For tanning powers-for breaking pates-
| recommend those roller-skates!
Orr Little Ones for March is one of
the most interesting numbers of this
excellent little magazine. The articles
consist of poetry and prose, and among
the most interesting we notice "An
Old Time Lullaby" "The Music Box in
the Throat "How BERTHE Kept Still"
''The Rifle Match, "TheWinter Bird
"March, leach handsomely illustrat-
ed. Published by Russell Publishing
Co., Boston, Mass.
We understand that Messrs. II. B.
Shatfer and J. P. NJ cody have estab-
.ished a partnership in the grocery and
feed business.
Mrs. Nancy Tippen fell on the ice
Tuesday at Borden mine, cutting her
face. Her friends alarmed, Dr.. Ora
lame was sent for. The doctor plo-
nounced the cut bad but not seri-
Gus one.
JohE Ravenscraft is very i'll with in
tlammatory rheumatism.
Personai-James S. Grant, of this
place, lately attending lectures in
Philadelphia, has returned and resum-
ed his position in G. A. Wingert's drug
store. Glad to see him back.
J. J. Hoblitzell and wife, of Meyers
dale, Pa, are guests of Mrs Hartzell,
of this place.
Miss Nettie Griffith, of Dunkirk,
Md, is visiting Mrs r. P. Mason, of
this place.
James Young, proprietor Of the Bal
timore Telegram, has purchased the
property, ia West Baltimore street,
Baltimore, 26 feet front and 225 feet
deep, for 500 200, and at the expiration
Of the lease of the persons now occu-
plying the building will erect a hand
some structure, to be occupied as the
publishing Office Of the Telegram, and
also as general printing establish
ment.
Drs. W. j. Craigen and w. W.
Wiley, of Cumberland, and G. Ellis
Porter, of Homecoming, have been APP
pointed pension examiners for Allie
gany county.
Prof. DeBarr, practical phrenolo-
gist, is at the Grand Central House.
where he can be consulted by those de-
string vital information concerning
themselves. In the work of achieving
success in life it is desirable to learn
all that is possible Of our predisposi-
tons and the nature of our intuitions,
talents and faculties. The bent and
force of these understood, and the path
which they suggest adopted, there is
the pleasure secured of labor in con-
genial lursuit. To those, therefore,
who have been rowing up stream or
who are struggling behind the great
columns in the march of industrial
and professional advancement, or to
the young who have yet to select
place in line, here is an opportunity to
obtain Il "word in season. The pro-
fessor will remain a few days, so
that those who desire to confer with
him touching the important matters of
which he treats should do so at once.
See New Business Local.
Rev. j. P. Wright and family left
this week for new field of labor.
The conference nov III session will
determine that for him, as also who
shall be his successor.
The case of Lieut. Towles was CON
Guided last Saturday. The findings of
the Court were sealed and sent to
headquarters, from which they will
be promulgated shortly.
n. II. Carson returned last week
from Texas, where he has resided three
years. He has grown in stature and
is better looking.
Razors as weapons have been
superseded in individual warfare here.
Also pistols, knives, and bludgeons,
and a key Of beer in its entirety is now
the preferred Instrumental least
when giants in our mountains have a
passage at arms.
An editorial paragraph in the Cum
bcrland Times of Tuesday, referring to
the visit Of neighbor Schaidt and our
self to Washington, excited consider
able talk III and around Frostburg.
A private note from friend Avirett
leads us to believe he was writing of
papers and not Of persons, hence did
not mean to say what his item seemed
to say. He has not been lone of u.s.
long enough to learn that distinctions