Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1899-07-01

"a me 4I 100 lIllLdIJtlII Iltlll ~
Mr.. Conrad krause, all of this place.
at the home of the bride. where later,
the happy pair enjoyed Il serenade,
rendered by the Arion band, of which
the groom is a prominent member.
Wednesday. June IS, 1899. by Rev.
S. J. Clark, Miss Nancy Mcken to
Mr.. DIN Robinson, of this vicinity
Miss Rose Robinson ard Mr.. Charles
Mckenzie were the attendants.
Brevities.
If the Forum can't hold up the prices
on terra-cotta pipe, involving little or
no work at home, why does the mar
ble-yard want to supply printing at
backWoodS prices when printing is
nearly all work ? Is that il labor
organ idea, or is it assumed that the
town of FroStburg wants TO do more
for spectators than for wprkingmen
The size of some of the cannon
crackers exposed for sale indicates
some shocks next week to be dreaded
by nervous people. There are plenty
of them big enough to elbow up the
Maine"
If the printing committee tumbles
to the scheme of consolidating all the
towns printing in the marble yard. it
should exact a bond indemnifying the
town for all damages to its good name
growing out Of bad grammar, spelling,
punctuation and the use of WOODRUFF,
which, though current on the Wet
Fork of Dry River, is 100 years be-
hind the times in civilized countries
The EGGPLANT consumed $4,000
gallons Of water within the first -
hours. In beginning a considerable
amount was necessarily lost.
The F0rula does not take education
gratefully, but it is improving. 1t has
got along far enough in the first grade
to drop pond for pound. Anyway,
it had something to report lately of ga
COW pound
Henry c. Brode was out Monday
showing with just pride cherry-cur-
rant bouquet presented him Sunday
evening by his best girl. 1t was
bunch of currants, grown in the town
of Borden, remarkable alike for its
compactneSs, number and size of
currantS.
''Consangnintly" appears for con-
sanguinity IN last weeks Forum,
"popal' for papal. and so on. This is
the concern that wants to do the towns
spelling on "taXbills, water receipts,
stationery and other printing!
opG"NilS VI hypocrisy I"lll tne
P'lu'lnS I1innil'tGe uec'ue what IL Is
:,'"t "oulo nav tne n'lnerS ge' raise
Il" ~ M"se' "nt ;iin:els iail :. -,
a., 10y fa, - In"llce III the 'T'""' lie mat
tne 'oOhNAL wants LliI TO keep down
iWaSeSTYe uSI such nance MA as me deTli
I'l"lsell HarporS' Inc JoC kNAh would
no more Keep miners out OF cent or
a u1it"r " 'on tIlan 1t "ou'u keep
tearherS: carpenters preachers or
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columns II lieS' "I' II ""o"S II I'GS'
oo'ile le'ilarh%o'y large SIt"" worries
h hatt ., cotno 10 rrOStoulS tnis season.
put me lHeSt III "Ii respects me jour
a. nnS St &C.! UG WTie grown rlSnl mere
J." ~" p1 W ll'Ia.i II Jun oer''"h'
II mas leaheI OUT 'hal the fepuo!lcah
p''tS Is eApec'eu 10 again cohSolioa'G
!nc WV oiiices 0l commissioner ana
.aA 'TIioctot III the Sa'he lahli'y' an"
'H"t Tue ON! ouJect IN me way IS
county convention resolution against
nepotlSn Wnlch mas never oeeh re-
?cinu ,,',, PUT ;, as between lfehdS' what
~ t ..S ~ way NJ,
S S:5 ltGpuol'cah' at Niu-
l4n H. ulSaS I wiz, y, me TENOR OF one
ol 'nose !aihS Tue r"'"m mas win the
FtoPio Hl'n9ut gong our , Oh 'hG re mar
plcy "tu' 1t IL inc 1ulce 1dllofS
Vi iooies ' 1T,H all over again
EuWalu ,.-n ht e' Oh me NladStohe'
ioS' over N," nom one OF MS pockets
Few wv, Jay ago
Inc Io'"M palu n, no ATTENTION TO
s'rons iel'et from MIoianu crluciZlng
llS course III current pon'lcS, and
Wnlcu il'I'ilateu pretty PLAINLY that 1t
Is iHlnS " ..n lhG conditions OF party
aHallS. htpuDlcan, elsewhere IN