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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1907-12-21
Coming Events.

Christmas exercises, - o'clock We'd
nesday evening, entitled 1.-The Gypsv's
Christmas in st. Paul's Lutheran
Church.
The Presbyterian Sunday school will
render the Christmas GaHtuta-"Old
Kriss Kingle, in the church Thursday
evening, December Goth, charging a
small admission fee
Wednesday evening. December %. a
Christmas Cuatata, entitled Santa
Claus Doings," will be rendered by the
Mt. Zion Welsh Baptist church choir
under the direction of David Powell.
Much time has been spent in prepare.
ton, and "A feast of music Is expected.
Frostburg City Lodge, No IS, knights
of Pythias, will turn ont one evening
next week with Uniform Rank, No :,
same order, to attend the Fire Depart
ments Fair.
About I o'clock tomorrow CSunday)
evening the earth will have reached the
extreme southern limit of the ecliptic,
eliminating in the shortest period of
daylight i'll the year. The winter calen-
dar begins, and after Il few days of
travel, apparently III straight line, the
old globe will begin to return and the
daylight periods grow longer.
,l,a Eirn,,,,,, ,,,Ii ~ ~ ~ ~ "
~ ! I Io'i''ii' VIZ "o pu' On 'le FROST
burg Opera House stage, as now under.
stood, Wednesday evening, January 10.
So the JOURNAL is informed Inv .tTom
Stanhope," who states also that "Incog."
costs the company A ROYALTY of S2l for
each rendition, and the books several
dollars besides. But "Cfen. SfanhOpe"
said that Dick Winters" told his broth
er Harry" that "Dr. Hartman" renort-
ed to "MattheW'' and the two other nj
PENDANTS that Misses Kate Armitape i"
"ISahel Howard" and "Nollv Somersr
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\ New and Highly-ApprcCiatcd
EnlerDriSc.

Mrs. Anna NJ. Frantz, dermatologist,
formerly of this place, having thorough
ly equipped herself i'll her profession and
having also been conducting aud achiev-
ing quite "A success i'll Cumberland during
the past two years, has opened branch
office III Frostburg much to the salts
faction of her many patrons already
here. And the ladies will no doubt wei
come this service to meet the growing
demand for such work. The rest of this
pleasing story for the ladies' is told in
"Ncw Business Local
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TOWN AND VICINITY.
'OtITItl,

In front of Otto Hohings residence,
Broadway, door-lock key. and
In front of Hartig's meat store, Broad
way, written order-"please give this
boy half pint of whiskey."
Both available at this office to whom
soever can furnish additional data
correctly.
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New Advertisements.
To All Whom 1t May Concern

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
y Application has been made to His EX-
celency, EDWIN WAKEFIELD, Governor of
Maryland. for the pardon Of
Chin Murphy,
Who was convicted at the October Term
1901 of the Circuit Court for Allegany
County, of Robbery, and sentenced to be
confined in the Maryland PcnItentiary for
ten years.
The Governor will take up the said case
for final decision ON or \ FTER Thursday,
the I'd Day of January, 1908, until
winch time protests against such pardon
will be heard, and the papers filed open to
inspection, at the discretion of the Governor.
BY order of the Governor,
OSWALD TILGHMAN,
Dec 2i-lt Secretary of State.
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Mid Winter Term

Begins January 6. and s. Write for full
particulars. New so-page Cataloe ready
December -. TuE
fE STATE business CoLlrtF.
Cumberland Md
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NOTICE
OF
Application for Saloon License

WHEREAS, The following named per
w son has, in compliance with Chapter
10 of the Acts of the General Assembly of
Maryland for the year 1894, amended by
Chapter iI5 of the Acts of 1902, being Article
/, and as amended by the Acts of 1894, Pub
lie Local Laws of Allegany county, filed
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court for A lie
gany county his Application for License
to sell Spirtuous and Fermented Liquors at
his place of business in Allegany county as
below stated
Notice is Hereby Given, That all re-
monstranceS against the issuance of License
to sand Applicant must be filed with the
undersigned bJorc-
Monday, January 20, 1908.
J. w. YOUNG, Clerk.
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CHARLES A. kEEDN-West side of Main
street about 10 yards west of the corporate
line Dec 81
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TWO t2O0) HUNDRED Cemetery LOTS
excellent for the purpose. guaranteed to
be entirely free from water at all times; also
free from rock. Very choice Lots. First
corners get first choice.
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Private Sale
Real Estate
BELONGING TO THE ESTATE OF

A UBLE-BlOCk DWELLING, sit
~ uatcd on South West end of McCulloh
street adjoining the Savage Mountain Brick
Yard property, Frostburg. Md.
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A number of LOTS on Mount Pleasant
street, adjoining the ST. Michaes Catholic
Church Cemetery, Frostburg, Md.
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VIII
n Good Farm.

Known as The DIR. Fochtman Farm"
one mile from South Cumberland on the
Oldtown road containing 17S Acres.
Improved by "a
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A number of LOTS used by the J. b.
Williams Company, on line of Cumberland
and Pennsylvania Railroad.
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HUNTSVILLE.

Huntsville March Especial )-The
Pleiades is the name of the latest club
In Huntsville society, it being composed
of young ladies who meet once a week
at the home Of some member to devote
an afternoon to literary study, music and
sewing.
Miss Menees Patterson entertained the
SWastika club on Monday evening, at her
home on East Holmes street. in compli-
ment to Miss Isabelle Sanford.
Mrs. Sam Garner entertained a limited
company of friends at the home of her
mother Mrs. Carrie A. jenkins, Wednes-
day evening in compliment to Miss lsa-
belle Sanford who was married on
Thursday to j. D. Hudson of Atlanta A
six course luncheon was. served,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Blair OF Nashville
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Col
Her
Mrs. Frank Webster has gone to Nash
Vile TO visit relatives.
Miss Mary Turner Clan,on has returned
from a visit in Fittsburg, Pa, where she
was the guest of Mrs. Jack Greed.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Wright of Shelf
field are visiting relatives here.
Mrs. A. NJ. GIL of Decherd has been
visiting here this week
Mr. cha1e-s Rowland and bride have
returned from Scottsboro, where they
were married on Thursday evening.
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SCOTTSRORO.

Scottsboro. March o. (Special)-A
double wedding occurred on Wednesday
evening at Carus. near this place than
was of much social interest The con-
tracing parties were Mr.. Lewis c. Poe
and Miss Lucy Middleton and Mr. En-
nett Freeman and Miss Agnes Middle
ton, the Rev. d. s. Collins officiating.
The brides We're sisters and were quite
popular in their neighborhood A num-
Der of invited guests were present and
many handsome presents received which
were on exhibition.
Mr.. G. A. Hennegar and Miss Sallle
Huddleston of Stevenson were united in
marriage Wednesday. The wedding was
a quiet one and only a few personal
friends of the bride and groom being
present. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. j. b. Culpepper.
Mr.. George Forshee and Miss Harrison
Steele were married at Stevenson at the
residence of Col. John w. Timberlake.
on Wednesday evening. Justice s. H. Nc
Mahan officiating.
Mr.. Miles Silby of Limrock and Miss
Onie Isbell were united in marriage at
the home of the brides parents, near
town Thursday evening, by the Rev. l..
W. Sloan.
Mr.. William Ballard and Miss Minnie
Breeder were married in bridgeport in
the upper end of this county last week
the Rev. Mr.. Hurt officiated.
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FLORENCE.

Florence March ESPECIAL AT the
last meeting of the Southern Library club
Mrs. G. H. Smith was the contributor
to an interesting paper on Calico, which,
in her absence, was read by her mother,
Mrs NJ. A. Burnett. Mrs. Cornella {.
Lee read several selections relative to
that time. bringing out spirited dis
cussion. The next years study was dis
cussed at this meeting and the city OF
Venice" was decided upon. Mrs. Susie
]. Price and Miss Nettie Simpson were
appointed the calendar committee for the
year. A very instructive and pleasant
meeting was the result of the afternoon
gathering.
Miss Ella Hendrix and A. II. Cosler
were united in marriage by the Rev. A.
j. Walker at his home near the city
The young couple are residents of the
county.
Mrs. Edgar James has returned from
a visit to Columbia, Tenn.
Mrs. j. V Allen of Birmingham came
over from Sheffield and visited her friend,
Mrs. William Allen Ellis, of this city
Miss Bessie Davis of Kennedy, Ala,
is in the city the guest of Mrs. NJ. o.
Pettus.
Mrs. A. J. Fisher of Blissfeld, Mich,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. j. Nc
Peters.
Miss Elsie Chenneth of Linden, o.,
Is visiting the Misses Van Buskirk and
will remain here several months.
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have taken the apartments in the Lamine
flats now occupied by Mrs. G.. w. Patter-
son, who will at an early date 60 east
to spend some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Arlington who
have been visiting his mother. Mrs. Mary
Arlington, have returned to their home
in Enterprise.
Miss Charlotte Pollak of Cullman mas
returned home after a visit to friends in
Montgomery.
Mrs. George Stoval has gone to Gains
vile. Ca. to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Hubbard are at
home again after stay of several weeks
in Florida
Judge and Mrs. j. NJ. Chiffon and Miss
Annie Lou Chiffon are spending some
time in Biloxi
Miss ella Ward has returned to her
home in Mississippi after spending some
time in Montgomery, the guest OF MISS
Josie Norwood.
Mrs. w. II. Phillips of Birmingham is
the guest of her brother Mr.. J. X. Jack
son.
Mrs +. NJ. DeBardeleben is visiting
friends in Birmingham.
Miss Julia Moses entertained at cards
Wednesday afternoon, when the prizes
were won by Mrs. Charles kohn, Miss
Nellie Wolff, Mrs. Sidney Moses.
MIS-, W ll1an AllNNtll tllAti Aei.hNu III
members of the Ionian club Thursday
afternoon. when papers were read by Mrs
MeDuff Cain and Mrs. Lamar Law, and
a talk was made by Mrs. Charles Cole
man Mrs Burnett of Columbus, Ca,
who WIS a guest, gave an interesting ac-
count of the club work in her city ON
The lines of kindergarten and school int
provement work.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Strauss have is
sued invitations to the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Addie Strauss and MIR.
Joseph r. Morris The wedding will take
place on Wednesday afternoon, March 20
at $50 o'clock, at their home on Scott
street
Mrs. W. e. Holloway entertained
number of friends delightfully."- Thursday
afternoon, when her guests were the
members of the Mothers union and the
feature of the occasion was a paper ny
Mrs. II. c. Gunnels, whose subject was
"Overworl<ed Mothers
Mrs. Taliaferro of Birmingham, and
her cousin, Miss Faith Nenable of Eng
land. are spending few days at the
Exchange hotel
Mrs. Walter 4. Smith OF Chicago is
spending some time at the Exchange hotel
with Mr. Smith. who is engaged in super-
intending the construction of the FIRST
National Bank building.
Miss Mamie Coleman has returned from
a visit 10 Mrs. vivian Marshall in Mo-
bile.
A school Improvement association has
been formed here with Mrs. w. A. Gayle
as president and Mrs. W. II. Seymour
as secretary.
Miss Juliet Gassenheimer entertained
Mt cards on Wednesday when the prizes
awarded fell to Miss Amalia Meyer and
Mrs. Charles Kohn.
Mrs. c. S. Boles Of New Brighton, "a,
who has been visiting DR.. and Mrs
Lucus CASTOR, has gone to Columbus
Ga. to spend some time.
Miss Ninon Black who has been with
her uncle Secretary of State Frank n.
Julian, at Montgomery, las returned TO
her home at Tuscumbia. She was there
during the session of the legislature.
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SHEFFIELD.

Sheffield, March 9.-(Special Miss
Mary Wilhoyte entertained the Ladies
club at her hospitable home the past
week, which was a most enjoyable social
affair." Besides the club members pres.
ent there we're number of invited
guests. Miss Bette Sadler won the prize
in the game contest.
Miss Mabel Raidell was the hostess at
a club meeting recently and in the games
Mrs Temple Tutwiler won the prize.
Mrs. Joseph Virginia Allen of Birmins-
ham, a former resident of this city, has
been the recipient of many social oourte-
sizes during her recent visit here to her
sister. Mrs. J. r. Coleman. Mrs Allen
and little daughter have returned to their
home in Birmingham. much to the regret
of largo circle of friends.
Mrs. Carloss Hopkins Of Rockdale,
Tenn. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. a.
Hopkins.
Mrs. Temple Tutwiler of owensboro,
Ky, is visiting her parents, Col. and Mrs
r. II. Wilhoyte.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Lewis of Laurence
burg, Tenn, are visiting friends in the
city.
Mrs. Gibbs of Philadelphia has returned
to her home in that city after a visit
here to her son, NJ. A. Gibbs
Miss Ellie Houston of Florence visited
friends in Sheffield the past week.
Mrs. Stott is visiting in Russelville,
Ala. the guest of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Hurst.
Miss Sallie Wood of Florence was
recent visitor to friends in the city
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ARE YOU SATISFIED

with your druggist? Are you sure that
you get the best that there is to be had
in your drug purchases? And then,
again, do you get the very lowest prices
that can be had Did you ever do any
business with us? Of course you have
known that we carry about as complete
a stock as it is possible for any large
house like ours to carry. Yes, you have
often heard your neighbors speak about
our store and the remarks about our cut
prices are so frequently made that you
have often heard that, too; and, to get to
the business point of VIEW we will say
that if you are not at present one of our
customers, we will be glad to have you
become one and we can say with full
assurance that you will be satisfied one.
We will treat you right in every sense OF
the word and help you to save many
dimes that you spend III excessive prices
lornecessities that are kept in drug stores
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TUSCUM RIA.

Tuscumbia, March Especial LAW
renee Ennis and Miss Edna Lee Porter,
both OF this city, were married by the
Rev. Mr.. Read at the Methodist manse
a few days ago. Both are members OF
prominent families in this section.
Mr.. II. f. Scott and Miss Georgia
Hurston were married at the residence of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Hurston, the Rev. DR.. Read officiating.
Mr.. Scott is a valued employe of the
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad COM
pany with headquarters at Ensley, where
they will make their future home.
Mrs. w. p. Norris is visiting her sister
Miss Jenkins, in Grand Junction, Tenn
Mrs. Felv McClesky is visiting rela-
tives in Memphis, Tenn
Mrs. w. F. Trump has returned home
after visit to friends in the west.
Miss Matte Gilmore of Memphis has
been visiting friends here.
Mrs. r. N. Starkey of Corinth Miss,
was recent visitor to friends here.
Miss jenkins has returned TO her home
in west Tennessee, after a visit here to
relatives.
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MOBILE.

Mobile. March 9.-(Special. )--One or the
largest events of the week was Mr.. w.
w. Heron theatre party Monday even
ing for Miss Jessie Whiting Mrs Tenn
pies Telegram was the attraction at
the Lyric and supper followed at the
Cawthon, the table decoration of pink
roses and butterflies being particularly
effective. Mr.. Herron's guests were: Mr.
and Mrs f. NJ Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. George Rob
inson Mr.. and Mrs J. b. Waterman,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 2. Bush, Mrs Tusken of
Seattle, and Mr.. c. F.. Harrison, Miss
Mabel Heustls and Col. f.. t. Russell
Miss Marie Bush and Mr.. John Nc
Caa, Miss Ruth Huger and mr.. Orville
Cawthon, Miss Grace Bestor and Mr. T..
C. Dorgan, Miss Amanda Moore and Mr..
w. NJ Marshall
Miss Whiting and her sister, Mrs.
George Robinson left Saturday for Sew
York and will return about April !.
Mr.. Heron left Tuesday for St Louis
and New York
Miss Marion rpham whose wedding TO
Mr.. Wylie West was solemnlzed .ues-
day morning at Christ church chapel
was compimented with a kitchen shower
by her maid Of honor, Miss Lucille Bar
clay tho Saturday preceding The wedding
was charming in its simplicity. The Rev
Matthew Brewster performed the cere-
mony and a quartette composed of Miss
Myrtle Watson Miss wilkins Mr. Ernest
Planck and Mr.. William DAILY sang the
wedding march. Mr.. Perrin Bestor and
Mr.. Lindsey Fry were the ushers Miss
Lucille Barclay maid of honor, and Mr.
Charley West. best man. Miss Upham
wore a grey travelling gown and carried
n bouqet of lilies of the valley. Mr. and
Mrs. West left Immediately after the
ceremony for trip north.
The enter tainments AZ the J. c. Bush
home are always delightful and the buffet
luncheon for Mrs. r. G.. Bush Tuesday
was no exception Mrs. Genie Bush is al
ways a welcome visitor and has capti-
waited Mobile as well as New Orleans
and any otner place where She has Wis
tied About forty matrons and maids
were invited to meet her on this OCCASION
and spent most charming afternoon
Yellow 1onqlls were the chosen decora-
ton and were used most effectively. Mrs
J. C. Bush was assisted by her daughters
Mrs A. W. Brooks Mrs. w. 2. Teb-
belts and Miss Marie Bush
Mrs W. II. Barney entertained Tues
day evening at cards in honor of Miss
Sarah Baughman of Richmond. Va. Mrs,
Smith. the other honoree. having been
called away to Canada. The young peo-
pie enjoyed a most delightful evening.
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New Postoffice.

Captain Crook received letter this
morning from Congressman o. w. I'm
derwood which had been written to him
by the supervising architect which gave
assurance that the plans for construct
ing the new portoffice building in this
city will be finished this month. The
architect promised Mr.. Crook several
months ago that he would probably be
able to advertise for bids by April /, and
it is believed now that the advertise
ments for bids to construct the new
building will not be later than the last
of April. As to the material to be usej
in the construction. it is not known. but
will depend on the cost of the building
whether it will be constructed of stone
or brick. Prospects are very bright for
work to begin in the next few months.
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Personal and General.

G. w Martin was called to Blocton
on account of sickness.
All the churches will have their regu-
lar weekly services Sunday morning and
evening, the pastors occupying the pull
pits.
The city experienced one of the most
orderly and busiest days in it's history
today not single arrest being made.
DR. Waller spent today in Birming-
ham.
Miss Leila Harris has returned from
Tuscaloosa.
Miss Cora Waldrop. who has been crit
ically i'll with measles, is reported bet
ter.
Mrs. ]. O. Ward received message
yesterday from her husband. stating the
death of his father which occurred
Wednesday morning. His many friends
express their deepest sympathy in Mr..
Wards bereavement as he has lost both
father and mother in the past two weeks.
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GADSDEN.

Gadsden, March 9.-(Special)-Mr and
Mrs J. B. Martin are visiting friends in
Montgomery.
Earl Lay and Newman Green have re-
turned from short visit to friends in
Admission.
Mrs Forney Hughes and little daugh-
ter visited in Birmingham Wednesday,
Col. r. A. Mitchell has returned from
a visit to New York and Washington
Mrs W. NJ. Meeks has gone to Gulf
port, Miss, to visit her brother, who is
quite Ill.
Mrs r. w. Marshall is visiting rela-
tives in Chattanooga.
Miss Katie Landlord has returned from
a visit to relatives in Admission.
Mr.. Fl. o, Dumas has returned from
visit to his family at Talladega.
The pupils of Miss Bilbro gave a very
enjoyable musical recital Monday even
ing.
Col. Amos Goodhue has gone to Wash
ngton and other eastern cities on a visit
Miss Mildred Afford has returned from
a visit to friends in Guntersvile.
Mrs. L. l. Herzburg is visiting relatives
in Tuscaloosa.
Mrs NJ. A. Foster has gone to Conan
che Tex, to visit relatives.
DR. w. S. Edwards is VISITING his
daughter in Atlanta.
Mrs Martin McGlathery is visiting her
father at Cedartown. Ga.
a large party of society young people
attended the basketball game in Tala-
dega Wednesday evening.
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STATE SOCIAL GOSSIP.

New Decatur Several visitors were pres
ent and the game of Lost Heir was very
much enjoyed.
Mrs. Fred Knight entertained the
Young Ladies' Card club at her lovely
home ON Thursday afternoon.
The just We Girls club met with
Miss Lillian Harper on Monday after
noon and pleasant meeting it proved
to be.
Mrs w. R. Smith entertained at her
home in New Decatur on Wednesday in
honor of her guest, Mrs DoBree, OF
Pulaski, Tenn.
Mrs Herbert Cartwright entertained
few friends at cards on Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. John d. Wyker entertained the
Embroidery club at her home in Decatur
on Tuesday afternon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Johnson of Chi
eago are visiting here.
Miss Estele Roger is at home after
an extended visit to Galveston, Tex.
Miss Lottie Sheriff. of Hartselle is VS.
tlng here.
Mrs Hudson S. Malone of Roswell.
n. NJ, is the guest of her mother, Mrs
V. ~ Glover
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Patterson of
Falkville were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs John l.. Brock this week.
Mrs. May Pinkerton of Birmingham is
visiting her father, Col. Charles l.. Price
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Murphy of
springville. Tenn, visited here this week.
Mrs. Herbert Cartwright is visiting rel
atives at Greenvie, Miss.
Miss Virginia Meadows is at home after
a visit TO st. Louis.
Miss Grace Eagleston of Chicago is the
guest of Mrs. John d. Wyker
Mrs. +. NJ. Stevenson is home from a
visit to Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack r. Jones are visit
ing in New York
Miss Mary MeNabb is visiting in Bir-
mingham.