Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-07-10

treatment III ine Olnef 10 SOmetnlnS
like paternal consideration. In both
the appearances go to show that they
were regarded with derision-the gen.
tleman ashamed Of his guests, the
father of his children.
Without counseling insubordination
the JOURNAL thinks the "Howards"
should subject themselves to such
discipline seldom as possible.
TIE Lendi"J Drunk.-One of the
few larks able to observe the 4th in
Il blbulous way remarked Wednesday
that he celebrated on cider for the
first and last time in his life. He was
prepared to take the pledge against
cider. From all accounts his ex-
perience was very sickening. In fact,
he was not able to make his will for
several hours, nor even say goodbye
to his proposed legatees. He thinks
If he mad departed this life he would
have died lnteState, or insolvent, or
something like that-his mind not vet
being clear which. He draws the line
on cider, for
\ lager drunk is very bad drunk;
A whisky drunk is worse;
But of all the drunks a cider drunk.
By odds, is the biggest curse.
On lager drunk a toad is your brother
On Il whisky drunk you'll fight;
On cider drunk you'll hit your mother
And steal sheep at night
"1He No"0Fds. Notwithstanding
Col. Wardwell's gratuitous warning to
the loungers, elsewhere printed, the
'Howards," of Company D, this place,
beat beth the Cumberland teams, as
follows, out of Il possible 300:
towards. .............,........... 233
Potomacs, Company yA................. 226
Cumbcrlands, C.............19 1856
The following individual scores and
winnings are credited to the "How-
ards and their honoraries:
Samuel johnson, score 2l silver cup.
Arthur Baker, %, trout rod.
Richard Preston, 49, sword scarf pin.
James Myers Is, sword and chain.
George Garrett, H. perfumery and case
John Wade, II, jewel case.
Caspar Workman, 49, Hazard powder.
Ellsworth Conner, II, meerschaum pipe
and tobacco.
Capt. j, p. Smith, 10, tea tray.
Joshua Johnson, 10, vases.
i S015aM Sc!tooL Institute. The
Sunday school association of the Pres
bytery of Baltimore, will hold Sunday
school institute in the Presbyterian
church, of this place, next Wednesday,
l4th inst. There will he three sessions
during the day as follows: 81 a. m.;
3! p. M, and s o'clock in the evening.
Rev's A. Proudft and s. W. Beach, of
Baltimore Rev. A. Allison, Of Hagers-
town; Hon. j. Il. Gordon, Of Cumber-
land, and Rev. D. II. King, of Iona
aconing, are expected to be present,
and make addresses. Rev. j. A.
Whitaker, minister in charge of the
Presbyterian church here, advises us
that pastors Of churches, teachers, and
friends of the Sabbath school, gener-
orally, are respectfully invited to
attend.
The Prospec'.-The country, as a
whole, is bound to prosper. Among
leading raw materials needed for de
velopment coal must hold a pre-
eminent place. Hence, the United
States cannot go ahead in business
without taking us along.
Hoe is This "--Some time ago the
Homecoming Regieto said in effect:
Hon. Bingcr Hermann is native of
Lonaconing
And on Tuesday last the Baltimore
,Sua claims Mr.. Hermann as follows
Hon. Binger Hermann is Baltmorean.
sc"tded-A young man named
Recknor was severely scalded by hot
bark liquor Wednesday at the Garrett
county Extract Works, of which W.
G. Gooding, of this place, is superin-
tendent. He will recover.
LOCAL. CORRESPONDENCE.