Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1891-07-18
Publish all Notices in the Papcr.

Every notice of a public nature
every announcement in which the
people are concerned, emanating from
the Mayor and Council, should be
| published in at least one of the town
papers-if not in the JOURNAL, in the
Ledger.
This observation is called out by
the statement made Monday evening
by James Dando explaining why he
asked at that late day to have his
assessment abated. He had no notice,
public or private. of the appeal
session.
Had the notice been in the JOURNAL.
| as it should have been, James Dando
would have seen it. But being a man
/ who stays at home and attends to his
| business, he did not observe the posters
that for day and night, during rainy
weather, announced the session.
But whether wet or dry, the poster,
as the only means of acquainting the
| people with important matters, is OBJ
solete, and as the medium of mu-
nicipal corporation, undignified.
1t is a relic of old. old times, when
! populations sought the walls of Rome
| for announcements of the Satu2nalio.
and poor copy of modern circus
methods.
1t is a municipal discrimination in
favor of the corner loafer and against
the tireside reader.
\ .pu, TN" that i Eouoi to - .e,ut
Up."
The Homecoming Star saws it "had
no DEALINGS with the J0URNALGn 1857
in regard to the county printing.n
Quite true.
But the effect was the same. The
.TOT-RNAT, has lost SIS ~ ,,ey l,nn,,,, ovo,.
s;nco o,,d o,.o,.,. ,,o,,+ oe :. ,,.o.,4 A..
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10 clliieh us point the sur asks:
II we carry the JOURNALS line Of argyll
lnc .- out we might ask now much the JOUR
,,,a'' G,' .ios' p.'p1'e 'li' were "oi'S 'lle
and before the price was redncod 70 sg3@ ~ ~ .
Was the JOURNAL any more party to the
reduction than the star, and fso, how much
M T.
. ~ '>-'-, "" % ''' paper " cent
ol' Wv 010'''i' l''''l'''' ioi any o'iloi
',llo,''''' ~ '''''9' ~ paper was co'
~ NV 1''''''S 'e'0'"'
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80 @ Ol'''''''''' pi','i-
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N''D"' W. ''Dou' INC matter ana WHO
-, '''''o va ''''''''ie"' ~ '''''
II 'i.e '''" wants his name TOT PROOF
lile JOURNAL Will give 1t.
Meanwhile, the JOURNAL repeats its
| challenge
Nov, r. tl,o o,,, ,,.:,, .,....,., H. ..,o. a.,
wv = 'i'1 ''"' VIII iol,'iu 'ile S-'','-
| Whlch ltS existence has cost the JOURNAL, the
| JoURNAL will turn Sis oft into the comfy
treasury
This is frstclass chance for the star TO
put up OR shut up
1t will be no answer to this challenge
to say it is IAN evasion"
1t is put up or shut up" and it will
pay the Star to ''shut up just as it
has done on its second-place" fad.
s,ccimcn orVnIo,ru,sn
The Cumberland Times wonld like 70
saw sometime desnerataIv wicked
abont tbo Jo1,P1,r If Il orI, Lnou,
how. But its vocabnIarv limited 70
commonnIacns furnishes moaoro aid
70 an IMAGINATION which docs NOT mood
dirt but backs vob;c1es Of ov,ro,.;or
In witness whereof the .To1-p1Ar..ro-
produces the FOLLOWING.
For without the countv's and States
patronage, the Times will be the dcadest duck
in all quackdom.-JoURNAL.
,d mat in ue Ell, sli would aohd the rankest
would the dunghill proclaim it in all cackle-
sn 1 ,, rs L Of s IN an s9u dantye
doodles crowing.-T1mes.
Subjected to analysis, the Times
means to say the JOURNAL is
''gander,' superlatively ''rank,' re-
siding IN "goosedom."
Next 1t Is that sort of Il ''dunghill''
which issues proclamations to 'cackle-
| DOM 0ltaS ''goosedom."