Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-10-16
WHOLE NO. 784.
event to which allusion was made in

event to which allusion was made in
| these columns last week, as follows:
AT the residence of the brides parents
Forest Home" Centre county, Pa, October
| 6, 1886, by Rev. ]. B. Graham, DR.. j. B.
MILLER, of Westernport, Md, and Miss
MARY L. STEWART daughter of DR.. M.
Stewart. The happy pair left same evening
for Washington and Baltimore, spending
| week, and go thence to Westernport, where
they will make their future home. The
presents to the bride were too numerous and
rich to mention.
! ".4s Others See Us"-The JOURNAL
has upon its exchange list some clever
as we'll as able contemporaries. That
is to say, when occasion demands
pleasant references they are not only
willing but competent to express it
nicely. For examples see how they
regard the JOURNAL:
| The Frostburg JOURNAL has entered upon
its sixteenth year and is as sprightly as ever.
! Cumberland Meas.
| We should have stated last week that the
| Frostburg JOURNAL is another year older,
having entered on its sixteenth year. Age
| seems to agree with the JOURNAL, adding to
its brilliancy. Although late, our cougratu-
lations and best wishes are none the less
hearty and sincere. Homecoming Repieau.
The Frostbu1g JOURNAL to-day enters upon
its sixteenth year, and refers with Just pride
to the fact that its editor is now the Nestor of
the press of Allegany county since the death
| of the late lamented Johnson, to remain under
| the same management since 1871. We wish
our brother many, many happy returns of
| the day. Frank, fearless, and independent,
the JOURNAL is a paper of which its editor
may well be proud, and we hope it may
always continue so-Cumberland Times.
Our valued contemporary, the Frostburg
JOURNAL, felicitates itself upon entering its
sixteenth year, and proudly announces the
fact that its editor is now the Nestor of the
press in Allegany county. We congratulate
the JOURNAL, and reverentialy salute its
able, wise, aged and experienced editor. or
the latter we can truly say:
Age cannot wlther, nor custom stale
His infinite variety"
Whether as "a person or paper" we hope
the days of the JOURNAL may be long in the
land.-Oakland Democrat
BreDities.-The members of the I.
O. G. T., Of this place, will hold
supper and ice cream festival on
Thanksgiving evening. Further no.
tice will be given.
An agent for the Library Of Wit
and Humor" will be here next week as
per advertisement elsewhere.
The cantata of "Ruth and Naomi''
will be given by the united choirs of
the Welsh Baptist and M. E. Church,
South, of this place, at Piedmont, w.
Va, this evening. A special train
will run.
The ball and the bat are put away;
ceased is the long, long strife, and
now the umpire may obtain insurance
on his life.
Several alterations in Hartman's
price list-4th page. Look over it
again.
There was little girl and she had little curl
And where it came from nobody could tell
And when she was good, she was awful,
awful good
And when she was bad, she was -
While praying in the closet and
even in the pulpit tomorrow morning
a suggestion to Providence about the
need of more rain should not be
omitted
Wlneland's new advertisement
makes mention of matters of interest
to everybody that wears clothes.
Little boy, don't whistle on the cars.
Give the locomotive chance.
In connection with the social adj
vertised by the ladies of the M. E.
Church a special committee haye in
charge an art gallery which none
should fail to see. There will be
some rare gems of art on exhibition
indeed connoisseurs declare the like
cannot be found in the finest European
galleries.
The doctrine of high tariff has
so firm grip OH the Cumberland Nesos
that it calls a Methodist revival a
protected meeting"
Justus Race contemplates erecting
at an early day dwelling on Frost's
avenue.
The Salvationists bade departing
lieutenant a touching farewell Tues
day. The uninitiated presumed he
was leaving for some pagan land,
where life is q burden. He was in
Cumberland Thursday.
Attention to hardware, harness,
saddles, ETC., is called by N. M. Dean
in his new advertisement ON fourth
page. He has several articles of
housekeeping value which, once used,
a lady will not do without.
A. j. Wilson secured the contract
for building the Consolidation coal
company's stable at Ocean, and Henry
Williams the foundation for the sta
tlonary engine at Hoffman. Both
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