Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-11-22

there be liberal response to carry
out this laudable purpose"
Religious.
Rev. Mr.. Reese will preach in the
Presbyterian church tomorrow (Sun-
day. morning at l0:30. The pastor
will occupy the pulpit in the evening,
when he will lecture to young men on
"Young Men the Saviour of their
Country"
Rev. James Miller will preach in
the Main street Baptist church to-
morrow Sunday morning and at
Eckhart in the evening. After to-
morrow, however. the programme will
be changed so there will be preaching
morning and erening every Sunday in the
M in street church. How Eckhart
will be served thereafter is not vet
determined.
Rev. g. 7. Tyler, presiding elder,
preached in the NJ. E. Church, South,
Monday evening.
Subject of discourse at NJ. f. Church
tomorrow Sunday evening-"Free-
dom, Not Fear the Facts"
Epworth League services at 6 p. m.
Good singing and brief, pleasant ad
dresses.
Brevities.
To Councilman Lammert is the
credit almost wholly due for the long,
tedious and laborious research of
the records for the town indebt
edness. While it was the equal
duty of others to do the work. we I'M
derstaud he enjoyed little or no assls-
lance. Hence, "honor to whom honor
in due"
Glorious weather.
James H. Hawke, alphabet artist,
completed Thursday lot of fence
advertising up and down the National
pike for Messrs. Joe Bear, clothing
j. B. Williams, marble works M.
Rodda, boots, shoes, hats and caps
E. E. Conrad, photographs J. B.
Shannon & Co., caps, hats, shoes and
boots Dan Krapf, druggist; D. F.
McMullen & Co., general merchandise,
and T. P. McDermott, liquors. He
did his work in splendid style, and the
whole country between Johnsons' and
Apping Dumping Mounting is a
of la, 1aft
Read Boyd, Bradburn & Co.'s adj
vertisement again this week.
Division No. 7, A. O. H., of this
place, passed a series of "Resolutions
of Respect" last Sunday on the lament
ed death of James Tippen, a faithful
member of that Order.
There is more rivalry now among
Frostburg pharmacists and druggists
than between Frostburg newspapers
and organs.
Personal.
M. P. Hamill, of Leadville, Col,
reached home on a visit to his father,
c. H. Hamill, Tuesday. He is a good
boy with many friends here to well
come him at any time.
Miss Lavlnia Heintz, daughter of
Charles Heintz, of this place, and L.
Clark Madore, of Cumberland, will he
married at this place, next Thursday
evening, 9th inst.
Ex-mine inspector c. H. Hamill is
still confined by illness to his room.
He is slowly improving, however.
w. T. Davies, with C. w. Lord &
Co., of Baltimore was in town yester-
day talking up willowware.
W. E. Gladstone Hitchins and wife
returned Wednesday from their we'd
ding tour.
DR.. G. l.. Wilkins and A. F. Colbert,
of Baltimore, respectively grand med
zeal examiner and grand recorder of
the A. o. U. W., were in town yester-
day looking into the mortality con-
ditions which attend the mining in
dustry of this region. They held in
terviews with C. H. Hamill, examine
inspector. and DR.. A. B. Price, and
last evening met the Lodge in dis.
cussion of the important subject
This morning they left we'll impressed
with the fact that this is in all respects
the best coal region in the world
Both are extremely clever gentlemen
and the JOURNAL would like to see
them often.
E. E. Love, pipe-laying contractor
has been elected chief engineer and
general superintendent of the Cory
(Pa) water system, and has gone te
enter upon the discharge of his duties
The Water Board gave him up regret
fully.
County Commissioner William Orr
of Barton, friend of the press in gen
eral and JOURNAL in particular, paic
the great paper a pleasant call yester
day.