Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-10-31
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Base B0N.-The letter Of "Stock-
holder in last weeks Queen City Co1r-
ier clearly demands a reply from some
body in the Frostburg Association
familiar with the inside dealings be-
tween the two associations. The! bu-
reau'' should take it up and maui the
life out of it. The JOURNALS view of
their relations and contests has been
necessarily superficial. On this basis
it has done its duty, much of it with
out encouragement as to information
sought. Now, as the Cumberland as
ISOLATION islettlng out the inwal dness'
Of things, let us also have the truth.
PersonoL-Cards are out for the
wedding, Wednesday, Nov. 4th, of
R. H. VanHorn, formerly Of this
county, now Of estchester, Penn
sylvania, with Miss Marion V. Bell, of
Homecoming. The ceremony will take
place at the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs. Margaret Bell, in Iona
coming.
Mr.. J. H. Taverner and Miss Josie
Lambert, of New Windsor, Carroll
county, were married at the Windsor
hotel, Cumberland, Wednesday even
ing, by Rev. l. C. Lambert, pastor of
the Presbyterian church, this place,
and a brother of the bride, assisted by
Rev. D. II. King, of Homecoming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taverner are guests of
Mr.. Lambert for a few days prelim-
mary to a trip eastward.
Rev. D. L. Mex enzie, wife and two
sons, are in Frostburg en- route from
Rhinebcck, N. Y, to Sioux city, Iowa,
where they will locate. Mr.. Mex.
will preach to morrow in the English
Lutheran church, of which he was
formerly pastor.
James Welsh had one O. his feet
painfully hurt a few days ago while at
work in Hoffman mine.
B. Stern returned from the East
Thursday. The new goods will follow
closely.
Nominees I0th.-That was a poser
| am somewhat a writer and talkel
myself, but "a Reform Democrat
struck the nail exactly where | was
able to miss it.-B. L. Turner.
| shall do the best can to get there
-Nichoel Du0ey.
So will II. Il. Hose.
| concur with Dufey and Hose, that
is, with the latter so far us he has ex,
pressed himself.-M T. F}auigaa.
There will be several jobs down
there that will need their fangs ex-
tractcd.--E. c. Ga$lW.
The "Summit'' has never had a
democratic representative.-James Finn
How are you, sir--how is your fam
lily? Pleasant day.-Theodoro LatmGn.
| stand now where | did at first
Then | wanted to be nominated now
| want to be elected. -PatIicE, Larelle.
1t is good policy to work just as
hard as though it all depended on
work .-Danie1 Houc1.
Yes, sir, Mr.. Reform Democrat,n |
shall, 'if elected" lay that question Of
yours before the Senate. If that body
does not ia! le immediate action | shall
kick it ont OF doors, abolish all
"caucuses, " prohibit "dictation," play
thunder with circumstances" muir
der "Gorman," and vote tol the frs
personal pronoUn, objective casc.-A
Beat Acha|@,
l am IN favor Of reducing thu
5 hc'itf's pay, but will not overturl
existing Institutions generally.-Je'nnc
f'caol@.
Not for myself alone, hat for tIl'
whole tlckvt.-Jo| Ha}n'aoh.
his sell 10 have plenty Of sj.aj9h
;tci.e;<. H'@s@''.,. j|f17ft.
!; IS better to have sufficient tinc t.
see tine people NJ tiiuir homes. - HmGc
Re>jeH
The vote for County Surveyor wil
be the last counted. -Jch" 5ch@ii;t.