Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1873-08-30
Fifteenth Amendment Fcsii.


$500 CHEAP STORE.
Fifteenth Amend m cnt Fcsii.
val.-Thc Union Leagues OF Cumberland
and Frostburg the NJ. f. and A. NJ. Sunday
Schools of Frostburg, together with large
delegations of visitors, from Homecoming,
Barton, Piedmont, Mt. Savage and other
places-all colord people to an estimated
number Of near fl &c hundred-asscmbled in
this place Tuesday to hold grand Process
sion and Pic Mic in celebration of the adop-
ton of the Fifteenth Amendment to the
Constitution of the United States, confer
ring upon them equal political privileges
with white people.
Therinc was formed at II, A. N and pro-
ccc,lcd along Main and Broadway to the
grove on tho right Of the road leading to
Consolidation No. ., headed by GEORGE
CooPER's Brass Band (colOrcd) from Cum
bcrland. The drpiay made in procession
Mas quite handsome, brilliant flags and ban
rcrs marking the different bodies. The
Union League members carried very pref
ty rcgalia, while the females were mainly
a,tir,d in white.
AT the ground addresses were delivered
by WILLIAM TAYLOR, of Cumberland, on
the political questions of the day, and by
JOHN JONES, OF Frostburg, on "Emancipa-
ton"
The remainder of the time was given to
dancing and other amuscments
The best order prevailed throughout, and
everything passed So happily the partici-
pants pronounce it us uncqualcd in this Sec
ton for the amount Of enjoyment dispens-
cd.
An important feature of the occasion
was the ample amount of ctliblcs provided
and disposed OF. All were fully supplied
and went away happy.
A grand ball at the Tunnel Hotel in the
evening concluded the festival
PhOtOgraPhy.--This artistic science
in the hands Of Prof GEO. w. Brown
brings that gcntleman's namc in compli-
,nentary connections with the execution of
very superior work in great many house.
holds. If you have not patronized him al
ready 90 and give him an opportunity to
satisfy you.
Real Estate Transfers.-The
following are among the transfers of real
estate recorded at the Office of Colonel
RrsLEy. Clerk Of the Circuit Court, during
the week ending Saturday, August 90:
James McFadyen and wife to Enoch
Wheeler. small lot of land in Homecoming,
SIS.
d. c. Bruce aud Nelson Beall. trustees.
to George Cook, lot No. .. block No. 3. in
Frost's heirs addition to Frostburg, $l75.
Same to John Cook. lot No. 10 in same
addition, $l75.
DAWSON Armstrong to George W. Nc
Culloh. onc-third interest of tract called
Mount Pclion," containing in the ,eAole
1874 acres, $3.50.
storc-room and residence property ON North
SnOuscs lot. 81 900. wisff ground rent Of
SIS per annits.
Charles rw;seta David Twigg. his son,
tract Of land lying on the East side of War.
riOr Mountain. IL miles from Cumberland,
and known as Set to Dancing" containing
69t acres. in consideration Of love and az
fiction and the sum of $40
James Morrison and wife 10 Henry G..
Davis and wife, one-fourtll interest in tract
OF land called The Granary," containing
$50 acres, $4,000.
Jesse Horns and wife to Patrick Gallabcr
lots No. @6 and 81 aud part of No So in the
town Of Mount Savage. 5000.
Patrick GaIlahcr and wife to William
Loweyy, lots Described above, $500.
Attention is called to the card of H.
Wolf & Sous, wherein it will be seen they
have already obtained II large stock of Fall
and Winter Goods, of styles and qualities
to please the most fastidious and substan-
tial tastes. AS tailors these gentlemen are
also superior, turning out close-fitting and
wcu-made suits, equal to any cut and made
anywhere. Try them.