Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1890-05-17
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Councilman Michael without permission"
Laughter.
Mr.. Michael Xplained-inau,libly to the
JoURNAI.--but it was all o. X.
Bonds of Bailitf Spitznas in the sum of
s. 600, with William Thomas and August
Eichhorn as bondsmen; Rev. A. C.. Haver-
stick, DIR. J. J. Jones, George Hosken, mem
bers of the Water Board in the sum of 81 900
each, with Rev. James Miller, w. II. Evans,
and John Hosken, respectively, were read and
approved.
\ number of bills were read and ordered
paid, except one for surveying which was
referred back to the financial committee for
correction.
Council adjourned
Mayor Clice is an excellent presiding officer
and a strict disCiplinarian as to the rules gov
ernng debate He rushes business by cutting
off debate out of order, and as a result val
liable time is economical, oratory stifled
aud bad breath saved.
OF the new Councimen George Hosken is
the most digniiied, Michael the most amiable,
and Dewitt the most scholarly. As orators all
are like their hold-over colleagues, save Mr..
Jandorf-their music is pitched down in the
neighborhood of A fiat, painful consequence
of which is the public fails to obtain the
proper measurement of the local legislation.
Personal.-Frank ID. Russell, of Balti
more, arrived here Saturday evening and be-
gan work Monday morning in r. G.. Col
born's drug store. HIS reputation as Il care
full, skillful pharmacist is established by
graduation from standard college and five
years practical experience. He is a very
clever gentleman.
Miss Susie Peters, of keyser, w. Va, is
visiting Miss Henrietta Betz.
c.. f. Smith, of Canton, Pa, spent this
week with his friend. A. F.. Krise, cashier of
the First National Bank. Mr.. Smith was
once typo, and still knows where the letter
a is To the uninitiated this means that
.ype cases, like the Masonic password and
grip, are the same the world over. Hence,
to the printer a brother is easily recog-
nized, and being generally good fellow gets
| to the hearts core at once. The JOURNAL
has, therefore, extended 10 Mr.. Smith the
freedom of the city, which, in his case, in
cludes special privileges at these headquarters.
DR.. G. G.. Jacobs returned from New York
last Saturday and Monday resumed his prac-
tice, much to the qualification of his patients
and friends. He looks well and thinks he is
good as new.
n. T. Hooking and j. b. Shannon were
among friends in Keyser, w. Va, last Sun
day.
J. d, Doyle, Of Cleveland, Ohio, and Alva
| Frantz, Of Cumberland were in town several
days this week.
Messrs. John Nogtman and Melchor
Yungerman. of this place, attended this
week the funeral of Mrs, Mary a. Holman,
wife of Rev Henry Homan, of Antioch,
| Grant county, w. Va, who died last Satlr-
day, aged II years.
Misses Kate Hooking and Maggie Hansell
are visiting friends in Keyser, w. Va.
Mrs. d. l.. Mckenzie. of Sioux City Iowa,
is among friends here.
| Col. John w. Avirett, of the Cumberland
Ttn,eS drove up to the metropolis Thursday
accompanied by a charming young lady.
| The JOURNAL dotted its hat, but the happy
colonel's glance naturally veered leftward.
The Journal has been similarly situated and
equally unconscious of the proximity of great
papers. Which is our apology for pardoning
| his oversight.