Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-11-06

for the appearance of the celebrated
Agnes Wallace Villa company for
Nov. 9Th and 9th.
Young Mr.. Lowell. of New York
city, son of the president of the Borden
mining company, is guest of Da-
visson Armstrong, resident agent OF
that company.
Licenses have been issued for the
marriages of John Nisbett, of Frank
lin, and Maggie A. Stewart, of West
ernport; John Utt, of Cumberland,
and Maggie Cassidy, of Homecoming,
and William Welch, of Keystone
Junction, Pa, and Susie Yates, of
Miller mine.
Hon. w. r. Getty was in town last
night.
Charles A. Greene and wife, ac.
companied by Mr.. Borden, of Phila-
delphia, are visiting this vicinity, stop
ping at the "Clifton Cottage" the
residence of the late A. C. Greene.
Mr.. Borden is son of the late Col.
Richard Borden, pioneer of the mining
company which bears his name and
contemporary of the late Meshach
Frost in the early development of this
region.
Miss Laura Hansell. daughter of j..
B. Hansell, of this vicinity, left yester-
day for Orleans district, where she has
secured II school. Two other Frost
burg young ladies, Misses Maurey and
Connor, are teaching in the same
neighborhood.
Mrs. Thomas G. Porter is visiting
her old home, Boston, Mass.
C. H. Hamill, jr., formerly of this
place, removed Tuesday from Denver
to Leadville, Colorado, with his en-
ployer, Mr.. Boettcher, president of
the Denver hardware and iron COM
pany.
F. c. Beall left Thursday morning
on business trip to Pittsburg.
Thomas H. Frost, of Pittsburg, has
been here several weeks among the
friends and scenes of his early home.
DR.. L. B. Wilson, dentist, of Cum
beriand, is in town on professional
business.
Rev. John Landstreet, D. D., re-
turned to Piedmont, W. Va, Thurs
day afternoon after nearly a weeks
stay among friends here. He assisted
Rev. W. B. Dorsey in revival services
at the NJ. E. Church, South.
DIR. II. G. Wilson, dentist, of this
place, is in Baltimore attending the
College of Dental Surgery. He will
be absent from Frostburg several
weeks.
By the Orphans Court Tuesday
John S. Metzger was appointed guar
dian to Harry F. Metzger.
A. j. Carney and wife left Tuesday
for visit of severa, weeks duration
to son and daughter residing in
Wheeling, W. Va.
B. Stern has gone east to lay IN
additional stock for fall and winter.
B,euittes.-As a rule the boys stuck
to their party tickets tight rs q
mortgage to double block house
renting at single rate. Each vote
cast, however, for the other side was
blow at the party that believes it is
the eternal friend of liberty, ever
though it be the prohib., which wants
to abridge the inallenable privilege Of
drinking. 1t is safe to affirm, though
that in Frostburg neither Baughmar
nor McComas profited by the treachery
of the temperance party, which pollec
one solid. solemn, solitary vote. Like
Webster, of Massachusetts, that party
can proudly point to its vote and say
there she stands !" The pronour
suggests, we understand from mar
who knows a good deal about pro
nouns, that "thero was a woman II
the case'-a kind of better half exercise
of suffrage. Should this be true the
statement speaks volumes for the
glorious independence of the Frost
burg sovereign.
The price of Demorest's Magazine is
So per annuna, the JOURNAL $3.50; both
$3.50. You can getthem for $3.l0
See advertisement.
Revival services have been con-
Quoted during the week in the
Methodist churches.
1t was model day and a mode
election. "Not q drum was heard
nor funeral note" Some folks on
both sides thought, however, that
losses in Massachusetts, and Virginia
for instance, were not good patterns
for voters to study.
New advertisements on this and 4th
pages. Look at James Clark & Cos
announcement, and guess at the one
next below.
Arion band at Shaffer's rink this
evening.
Miss Fannie V. Taylor has conveyed
by deed lot 7 of block 6, Beall's lst