Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-11-30

Married At the rrsdcuc" of the
brides father. Wednesday evening.
Nov. y. 1889, by Rev. James Miller,
Mr.. THOMAS J. PRICr md Miss MARY
J. WILLIAMS, eldest daughter of Hen
ry Williams, county commissioner
elect. Only the immediate families
We're present. The happy couple re-
paired the same evening to the Blasse
homestead. east Main street, and be-
gan housekeeping in the good old way.
The JOURNAL congratulatcs them.
In "Grahamton," Tuesday, Nov. 26,
1850, 10y Rev. l.. II. Markwood. Mr..
JOHN w. b. WILSON and Miss MARGA-
RETTE y. CROOK. both of this place.
At the parsonage of the NJ. +.
Church, South. this place, Wednesday,
Nov. y, 1889, by Rev. l.. Il. Mark
wood, Mr.. CHARLES c. BRITT and Miss
MARY c. mckenzie, both of Midlothian
At st. Johns church, Wednesday,
Nov. y. 1889, by Rev. a. G.. Haver-
stick, rector, Mr.. ULYSSES HANNA and
Miss MARY WILLIAMS, both of this
place.
At st. Michael's church, Wednesday
evening. Nov. y, 1889, by Rev d. G.
DeWulf, Mr.. ASA a. LAYMAN and Miss
MARY A. MooDy, both of this place.
on
from Maple street came in the other
day TO the effect that the town gets
near Y 500 (estimatedD taxes yearly
from that street, but not cent ever
gets back to them in the way of re-
pairs. light or police attention. When
it Is muddy the peoople can hardly see
thelrw ay at night from and to home.
Nearly everybody over there belongs
to the church, consequently their light
less condition is keenly felt. There is
some talk of getting the town council
to Introduce electric lighting on tho
streets, beginning on those thorough
tareS where there is no gas. Maple
street people contend that the wires
can he brought To :hem much cheaper
than gas mains. and the whole neigh
borhood will be red-hot to get a long.
felt want supplied, inasmuch as
nothing has ever been done in return
for nearly $2,000 paid into the town
treasury.
star Chamber.-The town council
held meeting the other evening, the
old topic, "Bowery," uppermost
W. Il. Evans was on hand with some
remarks a'"em the alleged attempt to
make him
bear the cross alone
And all the world go free.
When he had concluded his say he
was complacently invited to "vamOse
the ranch,' rs the council desired to
discuss him IN executive session,
This in contraventior of most con-
spieuouSiy imperious injunction Of
the towns charter. The following
clause is the climax Of Section 10 of
the Code
and all meetings of the Council shaH be
p"bIjc.
There is blood in Evans eye, meta
phorically speaking, and he is going
to fight for his rights to the last.
Schoof Attenddnce.-The average at
tendance for the first term of
No. this scholastic year was
50! per cent. of the enrolment.
This means that out OF 4S0 enrolled %
daily stay at home. Considerable i'm
provemeut in this respect is suggested,
however, by comparison with the same
term last year. With an enrolment
this year of Ia less the average attend
anoe is 30 more. The average by de
partments is us follows:
A. A. Doub. 81
Clayton Purnell. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s.
Miss Belle c. Wilderman n..................7 Il
" Kate a. Porter. r..........,......,,....8 81
Estelle JeiIries ....... .... .,.....E
" Agge I. DaVis....,..... .,..........S 81
" Annie f.. McAllstcr. Observation-Disclosures S.
- Birdie Shearer. rer...,.................. 81
Mary j. pando. 7c
thanksgiving. The weather turned
cold Wednesday night and continues
So-a condition which chilled consid-
crably the ardor of those who would
enjoy Thanksgiving with either re-
ligious or irreligiouS fervor. The
church audiences, for once, exceeded
the street corner attendance, and a
disposition to remain indoors was
visible all day loug, and the crowds
we're conspicuous by their absence
from the promenades and loafng
centres.
Services We're held, as announced
last week, in the Episcopal, Catholic
and Lutheran churches. In the NJ. f.
Church union service was held in
which all other denominations spar
ticipated.
4 Pessimist.-I would not be a bum
ble-bee if all the world were given me.
| would not be a bear or bull if down
on Wall street I'd pull. | would not