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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
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The mimnerH Of A. o. v. Court. Los Angeles,
No. 1860 gave tho rst Of sorles Of social con
eerta ut tho Good Tolnplars Han, los North
Main si,cet. last night which was woii attend
ed Alter bref bat pithy address OF welcome
ffom tho challmau Of the evening, Mr.. o. r.
Peabody. the following programme was rem
dcfed, aud thoroughly enjoyed Wy those pres
cnE iienofostc solo, Mr.. Gamble; song,
Loves old sweet Song" Mrs. Dafwall; recta.
hon, 'ilrisimls Day 10 Che WD, khogFc," Afr.
,. q. f'elaor; raul SOTO, "Mnftha,r Mss Ida
lhOlpu. sony, rrae Wnsrior Bold" Dr. A. E.
preehain Violin rJlca. Cradle Pong, mud ma
kuiAlt Np ". y. illA.l, aL,.ompanied bs
Ms n. Gray sgng, ffho Whuntletp Mt Phil
llpH; SOna. Ms N. Gray. song. The Soldiers
VOW Mr J w. NninwfrHti comic recitation,
How We Fought The Fire.N Mr.. Holmes. comic
Gong, Bridget nonnhuc," Mr.. ]. =. Duggan;
ana BOng, "Dreame" Mr. A. Il. Miller.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
Y'ho Nnmnhlans.

The most successful entertainment given by
the members Of tho Canadian society this sea-
son, was held Lust night at tho Opera House
Hail. an nnuqual number oipeople being pres
cnt Tho following programme was wcll rend
cred from beginning to ond Piano duet, Misses
Van Sickle aud Allcost; tceitstioll, TN School
days. MrJ. g. Olidden; solo bagpipcs, Mr..
Mcdonald recitation, Blind Jin's Last Leap"
blts Fic'aOn; plano solo. Miss Acott: reading,
"lho bronchon Mr. j. O. Mclean; selection.
Canniien uiee Club; recitation. 'Wtcok Of the
Wood Se1W,' Mr.. Dickson; piano solo, Miss
Van Sickle, address, Dr. Westpke. recitation,
"Fapnh Letter" Niss pcarl Gleason; recitation,
IN inc Cetacombsp Mies Pierson; dance,
Highland Fling" Miss Pearl Gleason; and
Aud Lang syne" by tho Gle9 Club. All the
Gus onpOrcs were demanded aud given. The
next OF the series OF concerts viii be given on
Friday ncxt NJ tue same place, and all are in
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
AMusKaEK
rIlr alnr l.of.,rn.

The Invitation clUuf rcrftHthiatiyn citizens
% ~. william Jackson ArmniionH to deliver a
series 81 lfcfnrcson special Europcsn thomes
aeHileinah out In q safiee Of 'etatp lectures In
which be hsS oslociated With himsdlf two dir
unHnlfncd lecturers already 20 wni approved
bf thp pnbllc, namely: hon. neofee kWcnaiing
ana Colonel sanford. The combination il M
unauubiedly furnish Brilliant intellectual
uent y our citizens. Tho opanlug lecture OF
he course pext Monday, Wien Mr. Vending
VII give HIS famous lecture on Hamlet, viii bs
This senilamnn's last appearances IN Los An
E9lnh. MI Armstrong whdge credentials as an
0rtaor iue lnily eqnni TO his friend. Mr.. wend-
nnE VIII follow with "uamhette" and the
"EpAtinu Eihiilsts," aud Colonel Sanford viii
ifsaeei hit inimiiablc humorous lec;ire on
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
sATumDAy, guYE :, 1888.
IIlustrnsed annual rlornld.

The mAttcr ~ row being prepared for this
popular publication. The edition win be larror
than ever before, and iia columns Wi ba niioi
with carefully prepared meter rejecting the
progress and Industry Of southern California.
The illustrations win be more numerous than
ever before, end ~ point OF cxcelicnce tho en-.
grayer's nrt viii maintain tho high reputation
this publication has dcferyedly gained Parties
dceirous OF Awaiting Themselves Of the ndvan.
tages this special edition oiIofs for advertising
and wriie.ups. will do well 10 hand iu their
orders at as early a day 90 n0ssihic.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
IitcrnrY Nnclctv.

Tho Young Peoples Literary Society held o
meeting last night at the Grpce NJ. Il. Church
parlors, and after the regular routine business
had been transncted the following gentlemen
ard Indies were elected as officers for the en-
suing quarter; W j.. Wolfe. President; Mrs. j.
}. Hinther. Vice President; Harry Whiteley,
SECRETARY; Miss Lizzie Knighten, Treasurer; NJ.
Bonrnan, Chaplain. After the election several
OF the newly-olected officers made brief speeches
suitable TO the occasion, and an adjournment
WIS taken until next Friday evening.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
A Musical EVENING.

The College Of Music in connection with the
University Of Southern California gave a recital
last evening ct tho Fort-street NJ. E. Church.
Tne following programme was excellently rem
dered and thoroughly enjoyed by a large and
apnrceiative audience:
.Erste Crosse Senate op. az (schubert- -Liszt),
Miss Eleanor A. Stagg; Ave Maria (Bach- Gou-
nod, Miss Leila A. Breed; Fairy Fingers" Is.
y. Mills, Miss stagg; scena and Prayer, Der
Freisehutg" (Weber), Miss Breed; String Quar-.
tette, No 10 (Haydn), Mcssrs. Sinnard, Cots
Of Love" No, tFranz Liszt), "At the Spring"
tRafael losefJ). Miss Stagg; Good Night Mfg
none, tfaul Lacoinel, Persian serenade (Col-
lynn. Miss Breed: Bcrceuse, "Cradle Song,''
(Chopin), Miss Stagg; 10 BE Sang on the
Waters "Ihe Secret" Through the Leaves" /"
(5ohubcrD Miss Breed; Concert Valse, "La
Radisuse' tGottSchalk), Misses stagg and
Breed.
fsed Cross olive oil.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
Tho Variety shnxu.

Pavilion last night to witness Reilly and
Woods variety show, and, as usual, everyone
appeared to be pleased with the entertainment
set forth. There win be matinee to-day at 9
O'clock, and o olOsinE perfermanoe this evening.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
Nation 60 nlnli NuD.oribers.

Tho pGpeie ofa aii sc'lnqreit mai ulsfrihou
10 the los Angeles lAI.Y hrRAfp VIII bl
promptly discontinued huJoafleT. no paper
VIII b sent 10 smuecribeis w mail unlefs ~
same have been pniu iOr m uifVNufr. fifif Tit
IN inhexibio, AYfisH q LSNrn
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02

NJ IaAnrine l,as delivered deolsI1n that,
yra h,a''i Z. b had iaw Wenrc certain that II "a
hfl i.ya u. ~ has deelnsd, 10 tact that q
"'9ttit1 Nm " prime iit ligirrsq OF ~ cnru
ssrf sNtrf A. inny be fskp'i HWny " ithont radrcps.
Vni,l..,sI lsfnisc ltiiVgnu fls usCinlvil iil the
,,s.4 n boycott case Of lENUuf Ne the IRON
rfel,f.iJ unlpn, In which lghnui sued for
y, ,s1,t Vfbf beng depfiycd oi he fghf 10 ex-
= \, = = ,=44siss..sf s.n ian irii
,..,,, n lMnihg o. day Gt The oakland rr0i,
iga t4a., t4lhN iron Molders' Union ornered the
No. Il. f.fhnffr him undef throat OF strike.
saav .,ne 1t vt i4uhnread. The union warncd every
,rea f4l isich he might find work that ne mutt
work ati poyed, under threat of a strikeif he
-. 1nWui was, consequently, unable 10
WiflIis tIadc.ls y. Post
that La good Republican papcr-and
has ~ What tho Post is--labor never
combil1t rights. Corporations may
rney Ii aa much as they please.
his nall "black-lst" a man and send
land. he 10 all the employers Of the
San Frd He may travel from Boston to
ity 70 etncsco Ia search Of an opportun-
may BERN his bread. At each step he
on to a1met by his ''record," and sent
the eyduve on still This IL all righ in
wheuejs Of Republican journals. But
them Der any poor dovil or gang Of
questioiombinc on the other side Of tho
priests, then kings and kaiscrs; lords,
Republl prelates and popes;
and all can papers and politicians,
demn THE great ones oi the earth con
ing andiem and their plans ns boycott
worso criminal. II Is bad law aud
in keephorals on one side, but strictly
other cdng with the decalogue, and all
other. ies when put in practice by the
princlpJWhy this difference? Are not
not thcbs inmutable and eternal2 Is
TO be eatauce for the capitalistic gander
ten with the labor goose2
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02

breeze eoayiA,s deleeation made . fic
the irsn its arrival at st. Louis. 1t was
cefSed on the ground. 1t viii be re-
tie Ooplere with much qualification if
10 eon3yention should see It's way clear
inns saliment this Coast, this State and
por7 by making our Mr.. White tenn
bairman OF the Contention.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02


Mr.. Fd d boat clavelandg Why does
eau sid mnds not manage the Kepnbli-
oceans o. tho debate IN the senatc ?
otio n no has spark Of pAtri-
70 ssc abf icii AID does no. wish
llatlonjX sApmn treaty between two rrost
to iaif ndle The platform from which
YcrR mnApfnbs 70 the Bowery, New
eisqb. . BAgbary Coast, o San Fran
tbe pe . JaYhawkots and IIooaiew Of
lkdmui and breezy Weal. Besides, Mr..
come n l. knowsa day q reckoning may
and zen retaliation will DO in order
cfow II oi very lean and very old
liepublksill DO served up st the
We alcan feast. As for oursolyes
Il to bel heartily glad this treaty
Il. knn,ldiscusscd before tae people. Let
and fct What tho objections ero 70 u,
eacri1oIt moi DO ratified - tnr honor is
70 llelel 4 IN one jot ~ IL. W. have said
lJfcre, and viii etlck ioit
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
coA'se- SOUTH eor'a NORTH

Ihe NeAners Queeu OF tho Pacific, Santa Kosa
and City OF rsiebin leavo sen fedro for san
Diego on the ceteA % thoir arrival from san
frRacisco. and on their ,tips between san rafiro
ano san Franclco call at safi's Barbara aud
Port lle-ford tsnn Luis obispo) only I'M,
Eureka and Los Angeles call VI all way rorts.
Cars 70 conueor with s;eamrrs lcayn s. r. Il. Il.
depet, Los Auaclee, ns follows: With Queen OF
9IO O'Clock A. NJ. With Los Angeles aud
Eureka going north al 5:15 o'clock r N.
. RS&- For psessge or fEcigbt as above or for
ticEetg to and from
All Important Points in Europe,
APPLY TO
III. EEcJELy.AN, Agent.
Office No g. commereial a.. los Angeles
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02

Pronounced by all to be the best shoe
ever manufactured for Children. Misses
and children's made of best Tampico
Goatskin, Boys and Youths Of most dur
able Calfsbin.
Small Child's sizes to s, Curacao Kid,
spring heels. ...............S1. so
Small Child's, sizes to s, Straight Goat,
spring heels. Observation-Disclosures. so
Small Child's, sizes to 8, Pebble Goat,
spring heels. els....................S1.50
Large Child's, sizes So TO l01s, Curacoa
Kid, spring heels. ..$1.75
Large Child's, sizes S1S to 101S, Straight
Goat, spring heels. s...........e..S1 70
Large Child's sizes S1S to l012, Pebble
Goat, spring heels. s.........,....S1.75
Misses, sizes II to so, Curacao Kid.
spring heels. .$2.25
Misses, sizes II to 81, Straight Goat,
spring heels. ..................S S2.25
Misses, sizes II to 31., Pebble Goat.
spring heels. .SZ.Z5
Youths, sizes 10 to 2, best Calf, button
and lace. $40
Boys, sizes 21a to 6, best Calf, button
anu lace. ............... 1o,DU
All kinds, In A, b, 9, d widths, con-
stantly on hand and fully warranted.
Postage on shoes, l7c. per pair. Our
large illustrated S0-page catalogue sent
free TO any address.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02

HAZARDS PAVILION.
IL Corner Fifth and Olive sts
McLAIS g. LEHMAN, Lessees and Managors
COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE 4.
TIE PLAY THAT HAS STARTLED THE WORLD !
"a DARK SECRETi-
Under the management OF Mr.. Lewis Morrison,
The great Henley Regatta and old Church
Scenes on
A RIVER OF REAL WATER,
Covering 5000 cubic feet Of the stage and con
tanning 10000 gallons A GENUINE STEAM
LAurcH. Real Pleasure Bonts Racing Shells,
Water Fowl, eto. Woman Battling for Life In
the Waves.
The original California Theatre cast headed
by Mr.. Lewis Morrison.
NOTE; In consequence OF the enormous OK.
pense entailed in this production, the prices
during this engagement win be Csc, SOC. ana
75o. No extra 10 reserve.
Seats now on sale at McLain d Lehmans. 3
Market So. my30
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
JORDAN, MARSH q co.,
B0sTON, MASS. my4-lm
VOTERS ATTENTIONS

Office Of the Clerk OF Board OF Supervisors los
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A. RE.
e. tes zfi ST ssdloa 1Isaa 106 1s
otSeq. political code q ''7' III
4 81 bfdsS 81 TIC Bcatd Of Supervisors Of 10
Angeles County, California.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
Bargains
BY THE OWNER!

$500 each, lots, 6ox110. York st.,
near Figueroa st.
1900 each, 4 lots. 60xll0, King st., near
Figueroa st.
$500, lot 50x150, Booth st., near Temple.
$40 per acre, A acres at Clearwater;
choice.
$3.50 per acre, 10 acres, Hyde Park; ex-
ira fine.
$500, 1-2O Santa Clara Valley Land and
and Water Co.. cheap.
$3.50 each, II lots in San Dimas, inside;
cheap.
$3.50 lots near depot, Lincoln Park.
$3.50 lots at GarvanEa; very cheap.
Anaheim lots and acre property very
cheap.
LIEEsAE TERMS WILL BE GIVEN.
OTTO FREEMAN,
ra-naa~a r..,. n -
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
DELIVERED By CARRIERS
Atsus. per xtceis. or soc. pcr 5hontA

LocAL coRnrspenUsscr ifofa adjacent towns
especially soicihd.
REairrAAcfs should he mode hy drnit, check,
posfoficc order Or rufial note The latter
fhonld be tcut for rii films lcsr Van ,.
JOB PRfNTisH iN1A-UwinE to
our greatly inercarcd facilities, we ngo prepared
10 exocute all Kinds ~ Job NVfs ~ snrefor
mennUr. hpcrlal attention VIII uc fiYwi 70
commercial aud legal printing. aud nll orders
Will bo promptly nlird nj moderate ratcd
The Official List Of Iottors remaining IN tho
postoiiice ia published in tho hrlAio On
Monday.
oFffcE or punLftATioE, 1915 West Second
ttrcct hptwotn q Hnrjnr Efd rfcff fGH hrEeitf
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rxcrnsrors.

-77----7 =
BURLINGTON E0UTE EXCURSIONS EAST.
- dce advertisement Ii rsailnF column. J.
B. 4DIGLEf, agent q, q. go. X. H., 112 North
brriuH street. Tcfnpie Block. jc1ff
TnREE ExcURsIoss-- NO EXTRA CHARGE
u for sleeping accommodations. Through
cars 10 Chicago without change. Only one
change to New York aud Boston. Experienced
conductors, atsiste1 By colorcd portcra, ac-
company each party Parties leave Los Az
Releg May ~. June Ia aud ~ Jnly IL aud 20
Call or address A. PHILLIPS Il CO., 1874 North
Main IT.. Los Angeles Cal. my27 N
CcENIc LINE EXCURSIONS -ExcURsIoNs
- over tho Denver and RIO 4rande Railway,
''the scenic line OF the world" will leave Los
Angoles, going via sslt Lake City and Denver,
o. follows Nay 3, IL and 81; June Ia and 2B;
July IL nnd 90; August and 23. Passengers
arc furnished mattresses, pillows, blankets,
curtains, etc. free Of charge. A conductor 90
companies each party, For further particulars
call on or address J. u. HENRY Manager, 10
North spring street Los Angeles. Cal. ma
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nANxara uosIsEs.

f!ALIFoasIA uASE.
Cor Fort and second s.s. Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
r .os ANGELES COUNTY HANK,
Temple Block, Los Angeles, Cal.
Capital Stock Paid Up. 100000.
Reserve Fund, 800 coo.

Buy and Sell Exchange on aan Fran
cisco, New York, London, Paris, Berlin aud
Frankfort.
Buy Exchange on all parts OF the United States
and Europe,
Receive Money on open account and GER
tfcate Of deposit. and do & general banking
and exchange business.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
AsAOpATnIsTs.

fsed Cross olive oil.
For sale by all srocers.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
AuUsF,mIsyY's,

ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW TURHfR HALL,
lt Spfiug street. between Second and Third
II. G. Wyatt, Manager.
ONE WEEK, beginning Monday, Juno lth,
Batutday matinee.
THE ACME OF MlNBTRELSY
From the Atlantic TO the Pacific, TO play two
engAgoments--Los Angeles aud San Francisco.
DOCkSTA DERR
MINsTREIs.
Dockstader Gra,,s, Prop ,ietors
From their own rhestre, Broadway. New York.
LEW DoogsTADKa W. r. swRArMAN,
BILLY RIGS, BAERY MsxwRLI,
a. c. MnnkLAED, W 3. Sui.fasY,
JAMEs BLAnpHfE, AND 80 OTHER ARTISTS.
Dockstadcr's Minstrels do not parade.
&c ARTTsr3 POSITIVELY 30
PIices--b0c. aud 81. soats On sale at Bart.
let's Music Store. my3O
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02
nlnEerons.

Hcrycy Lindicy. J. G. Kays. y. W. Jones.
q, Juan BERNARD. j. Frenkcnnpld.
u. q. Newhaii aii..........,....... President
II. Z. Witinef ... .....s4.....-.s sice-l resident.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02

transacted ravi.,s,a
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02

7. J. weldon, cashier.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02

- I
EAEMEKS' AND AERCilASTs' BANK
Il or Iloa ANnrLxs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-06-02

DIRECTORS
DIR. W. g. COCHRAN. II. II. MaRKHAM.
PERRY M. GREEN, JOHS BRysoN, SR,,
DIR. Ii. S1NsABAUGH r. G. HowEs. XXI
GEORGE H. BosEBRARE. .l
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-10

Brecities'-There was only one man
in Frostbnrg who had any doubt about
his right to vote. He said he never
had any washing done.
Frostburg's registration (town prop
err Is fall 900. This makes the popu-
lation 1000, leaving out W. F. Stew
art.
Now that the election Is over, wish
we had the new uptown depot. Then
we would not have to go down stairs
to take an elevated railroad.
The Wegman property will be sold
this morning by Martin Monaghan,
assignee, Dew. H. Reynolds, attor-
ney. See advertisement.
Corn husks are thick, nut shells are
thin, muskrat hives are light, leaf lard
is thin and woodchucks burrow deep.
The signs of winter are contradictory.
There are only two silver-tongued
orators in this Congressional district.
One is Hon. l.. E. McComas, but out of
respect to Col. II. Kyd Douglas the
name of the other is withheld.
THE association of man and wo-
man," writes Sara Bernhardt, sis the
more agreeable in the fact that it
equaEzes their rights. Forced slavery
no longer existing, the necessity for
revolving against it is thing of the
past. Mutual concessions can now be
made without q feeling of humiliation
on either side, for these concessions
have now become voluntary. The
knowledge which husband and wife
have that each can regain his or her
liberty if married life be no longer
supportable, Just gives an amorous
turn to the Cancellation over their
quarrels and allows veil of poetry to
be thrown over the pantogfes de mon
Sieur ct lo pot an t6u dc malame." 1t does
seem to look that way.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-10

A Pastor I'Dmtded. - On the eve
ming of the p inst. while Rev. L. c.
Jessup and VIE were unconscious Of
danger, haviug seen no enemy and
overheard no pIottings, the door of the
parsonage WIS suddenly opened with
out knock or ring Of bell, and a men
acing looking crowd entered, bent on
giving pastor and wife good pound
ing" The ''upshot" of the whole af-
fair was that the evening was spent in
innocent hilarity and mirth. When
the company, consisting Of about 60
persons, left, the cellar, larder and
kitchen had been handsomely supplied
with everything that is pleasant to the
palate and useful in housekeeping ;
amounting III value to about $50. Mr.
Jessup, in speaking Of the affair says
"The kind and liberal people of ST
Pauls know how to encourage the
hearts of their pastor and his wife in q
substantial way. But much as we ap-
preciate and enjoy the presents them
selves, we prize even more highly the
esteem and good will of which they
are token, May He who has prom
ised to make 1.-The liberal soul fat re-
ward them richly ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Jes-
sup desire to tender, through the
JOURNAL, to all who were present,
their sincere and hearty thanks.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-10

about The Mines.-It is believed the
Caledonia mine of the American coal
company, at Barton, will be re-opened
and put at work in good time to be-
gin full development with the New
Year. The engineers have located
the PROPOSED new plane.
The authorities in charge Of the
Kingsland mine, Maryland coal COM
pany, near Lonaconiug, are enjoying
much praise for the suscessful opera
ton OF Il new engine lately put to
work hauling out coal.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-10
Business Locals.

IL order to reduce our stock of finished
Monuments and HcadstOncs before win
ter, "c harc n'a'le a sweeping reduction in
prizes. Persons needing anything in above
lines sho"ld purchase this Jiali, and they will
certainly save money. Those ut It diStop,rc
should get our prices, as we set work whcrey-
er desired. WILLIAMS MARBLE Works,
Frostburg, Md.
Two good Heating Stoves for sale. Apply
10 j 5. MEIL.LE.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-10
ReaL Esfate Transfers.

Reat Estatc Transfers. - Among
those recently noted are the following;
James Morrison and wife to john T. Sprigg,
lot in Westenport, $40.
Sarah J. Mcfarland and others to Ann
Thomas, part of lot No. OF block No. "a,
BealPs 1st addition to Frostburg, $500
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-10

Politfcat.-The Frostburg democrat,
ic marching club went to Piedmont
Monday night. They report having a
huge time.
The republican campaign in this
place was closed Saturday evening
with a torchlighU parade and u mass
meeting il Ravenscraft's Opera House.
George A. Pearre, of Cumberland,
was the speaker of the evening. Those
taking part in the parade were the
Harrison and Morton club, the Junior
republican club and club composed
of little girls. The display was very
creditable.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-10
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

The Election.-The official vote by
districts in Allegany county for presi-
dental electors is given in the append
ed table:
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-10

Persondt.-Daniel Amman and wife,
of Cumberland, spent Sunday in town.
George Wehner, John l.. Heintz.
Maxwell Hamilton and James Aspinall
went to South Branch this week on Il
fishing excursion. They took provis-
ions for several days.
j. j. Keller was able to vote on
election day.
Otho, the S-ycar old son OF David
Morgan, is very i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. DIR. A. B. Price is seriously i'll
at her home on Main street, as is also
her son, Orville.
DR.. J. J. McIlhany, of Washington.
D. c., formerly connected with DR.. A.
B. Price, of this place, is visiting
friends here. He came up to vote.
Sheriff Hohing was in town Tuesday.
George Thompson came home this
week in the interest of prohibition.
He has been in Virginia for several
months past selling county rights for
his patent window shutter.
Mrs C. f. Hartzell, Of Hyndman,
Pa, has been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Geo. B. Parker.
Charles Cashel Connolly, of Pied
mont, w. Va, called at the JOURNAL
Office Wednesday. Mr. Connolly is
the author of volume of poems en-.
titled, Songs of the Celt,r noticed
elsewhere.
Mrs. C. Lynch, of the st. Cloud ho-
tel, is visiting her son, Rev. J. j. Dill
Ion, IN Baltimore.
H. w. Schaidt, editor Of the Lo-
naconing Rceieo, was IN town Mon
day.
Miss L. Helen Berkey returned
Wednesday from q pleasant visit
to friends in Pittsburg, Pa.
The Oakland correspondent of the
Cumberland Times says "the Misses
Miller, who have been on a visit to
friends in Frostburg, returned home
Saturday evening""
Miss Kate a. Hoblitzell, of Meyers
dale, Pa, is visiting Mrs. Hartzell, of
this place.
Says the Homecoming Recje'c: misses
Bella Moore and Eliza Brode, of Frost
burg, were in town last week, the
guests of Miss Ella Ward"
The same paper says also that Miss
Julia Knoll and Mr.. Miller, of Frost
burg, visited friends on jackson hill,
Sunday last"
Judge John Douglas, of Lonaco-
ming, was in town yesterday.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-10

Reiigious.-Lewis B. Browne was
ordained a deacon of the Protest
ant Episcopal Church at Mt. Calvary
Church, Baltimore, Thursday. Mr..
B., who is well known here, CON
Quoted private school in this place
last winter. He will probably have
charge of the church at Westernport,
this comfy.
Brigadier Brithon, of the Salvation
Army, will be here to hold special SER
vices on Saturday and Sunday, 10th
and 18th insts. This evenings meet
ing will commence at 1880; Sunday 7
and IL a. m., 3 and 1880 p. m. A silver
offering will be taken at the door Sun
day evening. A grand time is
expected.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-10
New Advertisements.
T. STR n "

A YELLOW HEIFER. > years old, very
~ large horns, hair rubbed Off over one Of
her eyes. Five dollars reward will be paid for
of her. JAMES CRONLN,
Nov 1O-2t Eckhart.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-11-10

MUUOHlaS tOlaI pIITaIIy ....-.......I,6 ,634
Maryland gives Cleveland $500 maj.
The national contest resulted in the
election Of the republican ticket--Har-
rlson and Morton, for president and
vice-president. All the Blaine States
and twoCleveland States-New York
and Indiana, went for the republican
ticket, giving it 233 electoral votes, 81
more than is needed.