Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-05-04


mtted to probate and record.
Letters testamentary We're granted
to Catharine llaversack upon the es-
tate of Valentine Haversack, deceas-
ed and filed bond for $50.
Letters of administration were
granted to Susan Keech upon the
estate of Stephen G. Keech, deceased,
and filed bond for $3.50
Infant Shoes, 90 cents, with Buckles.
CHEAP STORE
ACc1DENT.-On Saturday morn
ing last, Locomotive No. ID, while
taking a train of cars from Midlothian
Mines, ran off the track a short dis
lance from the trestle- work, close to
the main road, breaking the feed-pipe-
or the pipe which conducts the water
into the boiler, causing the latter to
discharge its entire contents of water
and steam. The track was badly
torn up, and the position Of the engine,
when off, was in a right-angle to the
track upon which it was running.
WILLIAM JORDAN, Master Mechan-
ic of Cumberland & Pennsylvania
Railroad, was sent for He put all
hands at work, labored all Saturday
afternoon and the same night until
about o'clock Sunday morning,
when they succeeded in getting it on
the track, not however, without expert
encing the discomfort of heavy show
err Of rain in the forepart of the night.
JOHN IIIrcHINs has Bought C. II. Walk
cl's entire stock of My Own" Cigars.
He is now prepared to supply all demands
for this flyoric brand.
II is reported that new passenger
cars will shortly be put upon the
Cumberland and Pennsylvania Rail
road. The expediency Of putting on
another daily train has also been
limited as desirable. We doubt not
the Company will defer to such wish
es when it is satisfied the project will
pay. Until then it cannot be expected.
WIDE AWAKE AND FAST AsLEEr"---
Al kinds of FRAMES to suit the above pic
lures at W. b. SpILLs.
We learn from the Nr'rs and Grill
iun that the Cumberland Duly Times
made its first appearance during the
afternoon Of Wednesday, We have
not seen copy, but learn it is cred
liable to the publishers. WeNiil make
use Of this opportunity to reciprocate
recent kindly mention by wishing it
abundant success.
LARGE stock of Wall Paper and Blinds
at Il. K. WALSH & Bios.
Now is the time to clean your yards
and other premises contiguous to your
dwellings. The unavoidable accumu-
lations Of Stops and other filth harbor
deposits which, as warmer days come
on, ripen INTO deeper rottenness. The
malaria engendered impeglls health
and promotes disease
The best and cheapest Pictures arc made
at FoRMAN's New Gallery, on Broadway
Mr.. VIM. BRACE is engaged in
making a survey for narrow guage
railroad to be built by the keystone
Coal Company from their property in
the adjoining county of Somerset, Pa,
to point near Myers Mills on the
Pittsburg and Connellsville Railroad.
JOHN HITCHINs keeps large stock of
Fancy Goods. Call and examine. ln9]
Mr.. A. T. BRENEMAN, the Agent Of
the Cumberland and Pennsylvania
Railroad at Homecoming, has been
transferred to the office of the Compa-
ny in Cumberland. Mr.. G. M. TAYLOR
succeeds him as Agent at Homecoming.
Monogram IIankerchiets---20 cents.
c. BALTzELL & Co.
]. JANDoRF, Esq, left this place for
New York on Wednesday, to purchase
a large stock of Spring and Summer
Goods. We are assured IF JANDoRF
don't bring the fashions no one else
will"
The great reason why the lronsides
Cook Stove is the best, it has the largest
Oven; it boils quicker, and bakes better
than any other Stove in market. Good for
wood or coal Sold only by F. JOHNSON.
A FELIClToUs ToAsT-Alphonse
X arr, the gardener poet, was lately
present at a banquet given by the
disciples Of Hahnemann. Toasts were
given to the health of every medical
celebrity by every body, when the