Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-09-19
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Perso,,aI-A. A. Rogers has pur-
chased Photographic establishment
in McKeesport, Pa, and will remove
thither at an early day. See his ad-
vertisement.,
EMr. Curtin M. Graham died at Il
O'Clock this morning. '. $500 ssa@-
D Horace Beall is visiting his parents
at. Mont View Cottages, this place. ~
EBradford Berkebile, of New Castle,
Pa, is in town on a. brief vacation. .' -.
! johnson Collins, Of Meyersdale, Pa,
is in town.
The Big Sho,D COnfng.-Of the ex-
hibition advertised elsewhere the New
Jersey Courier says of late perform
ance:
The exhibitions given in this town Monday
afternoon and evening by Frank A. Robbins
circus company were generally regarded as
fully equaling in merit those of any show Of
the kind that has ever visited here The
horses were well trained and the equestrians,
gymnastic and acrobatic performances above
the average The menagerie contained a
number of interesting specimens Of rare an
finals, and the museum several human Gu
riositles. The liberal manner in which the
show had been advertised had its legitimate
effect of drawing together a multitudinous
and motley assemblage. From early in the
morning until late at night our streets
swarmed with men, women and children
ranging in age from the gray-haired grand
parent to heinfant in arms-all eager Ito see
theshow." tits estimated hat over two thous-
and people witnessed each performance
This establishment will exhibit at
Frostburg, Monday, Sept. Dist.
P.tbtfcattons.-The October number
of Demorest's Monthly Magazine is, as
usual, entertaining and instructive.
AS family magazine it is worthy OF
honorable mention. The present
number is filled with readable articles,
among which are "Three Days al
Chamounix," "The Poet Milton,
"Rambles About Grief" All the art
icles devoted to fashion and the adorn
ment of home are very suggestive
and the stories, poems, and variou:
departments furnish agreeable and in
structive reading. There are some
good illustrations, and the frontispiect
is a fine steel engraving, This mum
Der completes volume XXI. r.r
Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine TO
October opens with the first install
ment of new serial by Fannie Ayma
Mathews, entitled "Dilettante Days,
a bright and taking story of travel
The three chapters given take tn
reader across the Atlantic, through
Liverpool, Chester and Warwick tn
illustrations are appropriate and truth
full. The two stories, Gloves Har
vest" by Farjeon, and ''What Sh
Made of Her Life" by Mrs. Farmer
60 on enterainingly. Two of Christ
dTdUltS are Slfeu III lutt SeIleS, du'
Ignaz Seyfreid, Sigismond Neukomn
and Conradin Kreutzer are sketchet
in the Sacred Musician series. Th'
Bible History article treats of tn
Kingdom of Judah from the fall o
Samaria to the Babylonish captivity
Rev. Edward A. Rand contributes ,
pleasant and readable article, "Al
Autumn Pilgrimage" and there is 1
good sketch, with extracts and illustra
tons, of Tennyson's latest dramatic
poem, "Becket." There are also por
traits end sketches of DR.. Hasbroucn
of the New Jersey Normal School H
H. Bancroft, the Pacific Coast his
torian Archbishop Walsh of Dublin
and Sir George Errington; beside
many interesting shorter articles ant
poems. Published by Mrs. Franl
Leslie, SO, SIS and 81, Park Place, New
York city,sat % cents a number, o.
$3.50 a year, postpaid.