Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-01-13
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Erostburg, 7,15 1.2O ~ 4So
Mount Savage, 755 SEQ 3.42 345 |
Welersburg, $40 $40 $50 $50
;,umhe,h,s,3 $40 800 |
This gives Fros,burg. from the c. 4 +.
e. r., t,eo mails per day, the first Mt 7.l5
A. NJ, from Piedmont including all mails
rom Baltimore, points north and south OF
hat city, all Cumberland mail upto 8, T. NJ,
the day previous, and local mail from
points on e railroad, west of Frostburg.
The seconl at 4.20, p. NJ. including all
matter in the Cumberland office up to 3, =.
III, same day. and way mail.
We will, also, as at present. receive f"o
nails by stage; the first ~ 10, A. NJ. from
Cumberland, including Nil stray mail from
The East an local mail accumulated i'll that
Office up TO g. A. NJ. same day; the second
from Glan.sv.llc aud intermediate Offices on
the Nation j Read.
All mad destined to Cumberland and
points East and West Of that city, to BAL
iimorc, anl north. east and south OF the
latter, and loca! matter to intermediate Of
fees on the railroad, accumulated in the
Frosthurg Posto'Tice ny to Gas, A. NJ, will
bc delivered by our Postmaster TO the mail
agent on Tie morsaing train. All mail OF
this description, also, in this office up to
i g. so, p n, will be sent to Piedmont on the
evening train. Both Of these routcs meet
close connections, afording rapid transit.
All matter described as above, excepting the
| intermediate, local mail, in this office up to
3 F. NJ, may be sent by stage going cast.
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FIRE IN LoSAcoSISG.-The store of
HANKKAMP BROTHERS, in Homecoming, was
destroyed by fire on Friday night and Sat
urday morning, 9Th and Gt! insts together
with their entire stock Of mcrcl.andisc. The
Post Officc, which adjoined the store, in
'uding its mail matter and records, was
totally consumed. The loss is estimated at
$4,000, of which about $1O,5O0 is covered
by insurance. . e.
The Jackson House, which is adjacent,
was saved by the promptness and energy OF
the citizens as was also the store-house OF
JOHN RYAN, Esq The goods in the latter
suffered some injury from the water thrown
on the house.
The origin of the fire is attributed to
stove, from which the house must have
caught early in the night, as. when first dis
covered, the building was in flames and the
destruction so far advanced, that but very
short time elapsed before it was complete.
Two young men who were sleeping in the
store narrowly escaped.
The loss falls heavily upon the Nessrs.
UASEKAMr, and, We learn, evokes tie SYM
patty OK the entire community. Many, to
whom, as merchants. they were indulgent
and accommodating, saw in the ashes OF
that store somewhat of loss to themselves
But, rssurgam! On Monday, one bust
ness day after the fire, these worthy gen.
tlelnen succeeded in purchasing Of BELL &
SMITH also Of Homecoming, their stock OF
goods and the occupation Of their store until
new one is bui on the same ground oc.
cuped by the burned one, and Oh the next
day were again accomn: odating their GUS
toners and friends.
4 spirit like this will win.
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ST.. JouN's PKoTEsTANT EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, BROADWAY, FRosTBURG.-Tht
services of this church will he conducted
as follows, by Rev. SAAL II. GGIFFlTH
Rector:
Morning Service and Sermon every Sun
day. at lei o'clock, p. NJ.
Evening Prayer and Lecture, every Sun
day at O'clock, preceding Sunday
at 3 o'clock, T N.
f Evening Prayer and Lecture ever,
Thursday, at o'c ock, P NJ.
The public are respectfully invited.
Hon ALFRED STATES, Senator from thi
county, is ON the following Committees o
, the State Senate: Elections, Public Build
ings, Internal improvements, and Corpora
> tions and Joint Stock Companies.
+ In the House, DIR. PORTER is on the fol
: lowing Committees: Ways and Means
s and Education; Mr.. COLES is on Commit
y tee on Expiring Laws; Mr.. YOU'VE OF
: Committee on Inspections, Colored Popula
= ton. and Immigration; Mr.. RoBINETTE i
, on Committee ON Roads and Highways.
Hon VIM PINKNEY WHITE was, ol
: Wednesday, inaugurated Governor Of Ma
" ry!nnd at Annapolis, in presence Of boil
y houses of the Legislature. Chief Justic
BARroL Simply administered the oath ii
the Senate Chamber, W. ere the Govcrno
made a short address, without referring t
= policy or politics.
r Now. that FISK is dead. it is not httl
remarkable to observe how charitable til
observations ofsome papers are over the sud
: denly discovered good qualities and deed
= said to have hecn possessed and perform
cd by the deceased, who, erewhile, have bee
5 so caustic in their criticisms of his schemes
DIR. G. F. PORTER, q member OF tn
: House of Delegates from this county, re
: .civcd the republican vote Of the Hous
: for Speaker
= when his opponent Mr.. GoRMAs, wa
elected by vote of ~ to II, he graceful.
5 moved to make it unanimous
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, Gov. BowIE's Message to the Legislature
, /; Of MARYLAND was an able, comprehenslv