Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-04-13

/ hH"W-Alircd SpltZnu>.
NYht Po'iccm~'-Maxwell Hamilton.
hd'ried-At the residence of the
BRIDES father. Thursday morning April
/ IL, 1889. by Rev. \. G. Gekeler, Mr..
/ DAVID SCHELLER. of Braddock, Pa.
! and Miss JULIA PRESSMAN. daughter
of John Pressmau. OF this place. The
happy par left for their future home
at Braddock the same morning. fol
lowed by the best wishes of host of
/ friends.
Spcc'"c"id"-Rev. DR.. Leech will
deliver two descriptive lectures in the
NJ. +. Church Monday and Tuesday
evenings. 22d and 23d inst $, Spleudidiy
illustrated bya powerful oXv-hydrogen
reflection upon an lS.toot canvas.
Choice treats these for old and young
at low prices for the benefit of Il good
cause. Fuller particulars next week
Meanwhile determine to attend.
Ne'c stores. &C. f. Betz has opened
II general grocery store in the room
formerly occupied by August Kali
myer. tie is putting in a nice stock.
Wilson'S is the name of IL new
firm who have occupied the room in
the upper Percy business building.
lately vacated by Feld,teln Bros They
call their establishment "the ) and 10
cent store" and the display made is
quite brilliant.
Jo"r"aiistic'-J. w. f. Cooper, of
Baltimore. a printer and newspaper
man of intelligence and experience,
has accepted high position on the
JOURNAL staff and gone to work. SO
soon as he gets the run of affairs we
expect the best paper in the county to
be better than ever.
II. C. Sample, second degree mcm-
Der of the Recjfr, stepped in the Jour
NAL Office Tuesday long enough to be-
stow upon the greatest paper in the
county Il smile of approval about 36
inches long.
Brecities.-''If put my money into
the Loan Associations" ." said country
man to an Irish stockholder the other
day, "when can draw it ont again ~
49," answered Pat, ''if yez put it in
to-day, yez kin draw it out tomorrow
by giyin' thirty days notice."
There is no glory in star or blossom
Till looked upon by loving eye;
There is no glory in April breczes
Till breathed with JOY as they wander by.
a straw hat accompanied by Il man
was seen on Bowerv Thursday. In
the language of the vernal poet
Welcome, bright harbingcr of spring.
Notice DR.. Canheld's "New Business
Local"
Don't forget the sale of Beall's lots
next Saturday, 10Th inst.
The Koch residence was bought last
Saturday by Mrs. W. II. Koch for
5000.
TiH Meet Here,-The Western Dis
trict Association of the Maryland Bap-
tist church will meet at the Main street
Baptist church, this place, at s o'clock
| Tuesday evening, June t, when either
Rev. A. G.. Barron or r. A. Reid will
preach.
In addition to the above Rev. j.
Frank Brown, moderator, announces
the following;
'nOm.itttc on ForiW .UiSSionS--J. W. NJ
! Williams, a. c. Barron, James q. Floyd, D.
w. BusSard, James NJ. MAR d. II. Bouc
W. b. Whitcside.
tm"mHce o" Home NiSSiom-A. J. Row
land, James Miller W. T. Jones, +. A. Reid
Henry Williams, Joseph Schlling, W. r.
Barker.
"ommHtcc o" WANTS of He Fjclj-Frankln
Wilson, ;. X. White, Joseph b. Thomas
! John Myers, J. Bannatyrc, NJ. II. Austin
! +. NJ. Griffith.
'om"'ittcc o" S""'t1y Schoois-J. H. Brit
tain, W, :, O. Thomas G. |. Everstinc G
II, Harper j. T, Wilmer, q. +. Child.
The Frostburg church urges every church
in the Association to send a full delegation
! a hearty welcome will be extended to all.
Let oyery minister so prepared to prcacl
one or more sermons during the session OF
the Association.
Should there be any demand upon
the hospitality of christian people out
side of the Baptist church membership
it will doubtless be generously ac,
corded.
Rehgio"S.-Rcv. +. G. Jessup re,
Gently rendered his resignation Of the
pastoratc Of the English Lutheran
church, but the congregation did not
accept. At the regular monthly meet