Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-06-20

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MUsIC.-Thc unusual luxury of free lee
ture was enjoyed by many of our people at
the NJ. i. Church Monday evening on the
fruitful subject of Music" by Prof Irving,
of Washington city.
PREPARATIONS for the GLORIOUS Fourth
are already going on. Professions, pic MICS,
mic macs, "lcmon and promenadcs,' are III
the programme, with the general under
standing that everybody will be there.
ACCIDENT IN A MTNE.-William Spcnscr,
an employee of the Georges Creek Coal
and Iron Company, was seriously injured
= Wednesday afternoon by fall of coal. At
latest accounts he was in critical condi-
ton. He is about thirty-tive years old and
unmarried
STORE BURNED.-Thc store and stock of
goods, worth $1,000, at Midlothian mines,
belonging to De Witt g. Stewart, were to-
tally destroyed by fire Tuesday night be-
II and re o'clock. With limited means at
hand, and the late hour of discovery, ares
of the flames was impossible. The build
ing and goods were insured to the amount
of $5,50O-by the 1Etna and PETniX, Of
IIarttord-$2,750 each
The destruction of thir property is sup
posed to be the work of an inccndiary,
though no clue has been obtained.
Among the losses was valuable watch
dog, which was kept confined in the store
SEVERANCE OF PASTORAL RELATIONS
Under this caption the Baltimore ST." OF
Monday says:
"A called meeting OF the male members
of St Johns German Evangelical Lutheran
Church. on Biddle street, north OF PcnnSyi-
vania avenue, was held "Wednesday night,
and it was resolved, on motion of MIR. Chas.
Twclc one of the officers of the church, to
ut once dissolve their connection with Rev
b. Sickcl the pastor, but to pay his salary
for three months longer. This is i'll accor-
dance with the terms of the agreement be
tween the pastor and congregation when Mir.
Sickcl entered on his duties a year ago that
each was to give three months notice If dis
satisfied Some differences between pastor
and congregation led 10 this action OF 'hr
in tbc;r nastor Kew Mr.. Sjckcl came to
Baltimore about year ago from FTostburg,
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