Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-08-29

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bush.
DIED-Tuesday morning, 25th inst, a,
her residence ut Borden Mines, Mrs. NJ AIRY
Crow consort of George Grow, Esq, aged
70 years.
PREAcHING-At the English Baptist
Church Sunday evening at :! o'clock by the
pastor, Rev. J. T. Bradford. Subject Sin
the leprosy of the soul
MARRIED-By Rev j. Ruhl on the 25tl
inst, at the residence of the brides parents
Eckhart Mines, Mr. Christian Frederick
Shaffcr and Miss Margaret Anna Wine
brenncr.
WE have received The Annual Catalogue
of Mt Union College, Mt. Union, Ohio
In the list of Sophomorcs we are pleased to
note the name of Samuel f. Bishop, of Eek
hart, who is taking a Scientific and CLASH
cal Course in that institution. Those who
are acquainted with him know he will sue
coed.
ELECTION Monday last Messrs. G
W. McCulloh, James Kane and A f.
Hitchins, Trustees Of Frosthurg Public
School, held meeting, when Prof. r. r.
Sanner was reelected Principal of this
School This action awaits confirmation
by the County School Board, who will
also, appoint the Assistant Teachers.
4 MAN just from the Ear West says the
hotel bills of fare out there include such sa-
worry items as "Bcechcr hash, '"Tilton soup,
"Moulton tea" and wv oodhull biscuit ct I'd
amaze genus He says this dodge to prevent
full feeding has miscarricd until the boarders
are fatter now than since the days when
"dricd apples were taken for breakfast
water for dinner, and let cm swell for sup
per"
REsUMpTIoN-The exercises of Writ
Literary Society will be resumed Saturday
evening, Sept 9TH, in Odd Fellows Build
ing. The winter series of discussions will
be opened with a debate on the resolution
That women should be invested wit
the right of suffrage.
Automatically. G. II. Gctzendanncr,
G. Anthony,J. w. Griffin.
Ntgatirt-Rcubcn Anthony, NJ. G. Ryan,
Old. Moat
A CERTAIN individual, within a few miles
of this place. refused to take a sum of mon
cy rendered him the other day on the
ground that he had no use for it. BarnHm,
has already been notified of the fact and if
he can get him for his mammoth exhibition
he will have the rarcst specimen that the
times have yet acknowledgements I"do-
pendent
Why not put the other man on exhibition
too. AS specimen he is quite as rare
The most of people don't tender the mon
cy when they are asked; the exhibition will
not be complete without the man who pays
without asking.
BASE BALL.-At a match game held at
this place last Saturday between the Rough
and Ready of Borden Shaft, and Grant of
Homecoming, the latter club was defeated by
score of 40 to ..
On the same day the IIaymakcrs of Frost
burg defeated the Young Americans of bet
mold by a score of - to s.
In quite all the numerous contests of this
season the Frostburg boys have distinguish
ed their club as the champion Of this section.
Not only in our own State but in West
Virginia and Pennsylvania they have
matched and won until wherever they are
engaged, it is safe to be, only on Frostburg.
TIE Pic Nc held by Alpine Lodge,
l. o. G. T. on Wednesday, was numerous
" attended by visitors from Cumberland,
Homecoming, Barton, and other phases. AZ
ter moving in procession through several
Streets they repaired to grove west of
town, where the day was pleasantly pass
ed.
Besides dancing and fcasting several ad-
dresses were delivered by Mcssrs. f. Mar
shall, of Cumberland, John II. Clifford, of
Virginia, and John W. Jones, of Frost
burg, all of which are highly spoken of
Temperance and Civil Rights were the
questions mainly treated, in which some
. 'o"iAA "i' Nv ""' S5i''ii ~ thS oi"toiS.
At night grand ball was held in
Porter's Hall, which passed of pleasantly
and closed the incidents the occasion
REAL ESTATE MISUNDERSTANDING the
transfers of real estate the following deeds
were filed tor record in the Office of Thco
Human, Esq, Clerk of the Circuit Court,
during the week ending August %:
Andrew b. Shaw and wife TO the Pied
mont Coal and Iron Company, tract of land
lying on the line of the Cumberland and
Pennsylvania Railroad, at and near the town
Of Barton, mining land containing 201t
acres, $4,000.
Edward Dooley and wife to John Price,
" lot of ground lying on the south side of
jackson Run. with all the Improvements
thereon, 1880.
Thos. G. McCulioh, executor of the last
will and testament of Mary McCulloh, part
of tract called "The Hotel" situated near
Frostburg containing, three and one-tenth
acres, underlying coal excepted, 200.
Joseph Nichols to Andrew B. Shaw, lot
Ofground fronting on North Railroad street,
Barton, 5000.
Thomas G. McCulloh, executor of the
last will and testament of Mary McCulloh,
lot No. 101 in McCullohs addition to Frost