Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-19
Frostburg, December 3D. is' ,

Frostb,,rg. December 10. 1871
SERVICES will be held in St Johns Prot
estant Episcopal Church on Chris'h'S Gay
at 1890 A. NJ.
F,pr U1ST,-Do not 20 into a building
whore there is a thick smoke, ii you can
helm it. without saturated sponge IN your
mouth or wet cloth or handkerchief over
mouth and nose.
F,RE-A fire broke out in the house "c-
cupied by Frederick Stevens, below the
depot, Wednesday morning Catching
from detective flue, a portion OF the ROOF
was burned, when it was fortunately dis
covered and subdued by Mr.. George Ten
nant and others from New Hope mines
Resides the burning the only damage sns-
tanned by Mr. Stephens was the usual
fripht and the unusual loss of his buck
wheat breakfast.
DESTIsTRY-To those people desiring
dental treatment, We volunteer recon-
mcndat:on of Dr. J. G. Gambler, OF Frost
burg, as entirely competent to supply them
with whatever they desire either III WORK
or material He is skillful, careful, atteh-
tive, moderate in his charges, and guaran-
tees satisfaction We speak whereof we
know. and take pleasure i'll adding that
while he remains in Frostburg it is need
less to 90 elsewhere for dentistry.
CORRESPONDENT should remember to
write on one side of the sheet only, and do
that without making a specially OF crowd
two lines into the space allotted Tor one
They are thus enabled to leave the interim
ing to those TO whom this sometimes cues
,ionablc privilege belongs-thc cditors-for
the purpose of preventing correspondents
from appearing shabbily before the pubic
II would be better to write on alternate
lines in brave hand and leave intcr near
additions to the editor Paper and postage
are cheap; by adopting our Suggestions you
give tho stationcr, government, publisher
and Yourself a chance.
THE JURIEs FOR TIE JANUARY TERN
OF CouRr.-Thc Grand and petit jurics for
the january term of court were drawn On
Tuesday morning before Judge Pcarc iii
the Office of the Clerk of the Court, and
are as follows:
Gyaad Ju,W-.John Anderson, john
Ford, William liumhcrtson, of G., George
r. Morris, Jasper Hut, c. +. llctGch, I.
ID. johnson, John Alderton, John En@lrhy,
Sr., Daniel II. Long, y. W. ii. Pollock,
Benz II. Edwards. James W. Wilson,
Amos Gross, Samuel Milford, Jno. T. BcAll,
Gcphart, John kolb, James Frcw, Simon
Fuller, Jacob Conrad, Zncliariah Johnson.
Petit Juyy-Jamcs Kane, l.. NJ. Crrsap,
John Phillips, John Llcwcl'yn, John G.
Lynn, H. Clay Swartzwcldcr, Ashford
Wilson, Nathan Ruby, John J. Brotc-
marklr, James Orr. Aaron Toml;nson,
Levi Wickard. Daniel lIcuhncr, ST., Peter
IIclbg, John Lingo, Frederick Dryer, j.
G. Stubhlctirld John Coon, Thomas VIII
kinson, Jr. r bert l. Morris, Chas, Norris,
Salem Ilumbcrlson, Archibald Stewart,
Joseph Franz, IIopcwcll lIcb
REAL ESTATE TRANsFEHs.-Amongt the
transfers of real estate the following deeds
were filed for record in the office Of Thco,
Human Esq, Clerk of the Circuit Court
during the week ending Dec. II, 1874:
Samuel H. Fowler and wife to Thomas
and Henry Bumyarducr, onc-hali OF Gen
cra Duff Green's lron-ore Lands" and
"Hoycs Coal, Iron and Lime Discovery"
containing III the aggregate 4,940i acres,
$4,000.
John Coles and wife to Mira Goul;lon
lot No. 10, fronting on Latrobe street, Bar
ton, $3.50.
CHRIS ophcr Killing and witcto Alexander
Weir, lot No. >, fronting on North RailrC
street, Barton, with all the improvements
thereon, $4,000.
Piedmont Coal and Iron Company to
Mary Richards, palccl of ground contain ng
ten acres and nIne perchc@, underlying
minerals cxceptcd) $1,000.
Mary Richards to Thomas Gilbert, part
of above parcel of land, containing seven
acres and nine perches, with reservation,
also, of wight of way for private road, $3.50.
Thomas G. McCuliol, executor of Mary
McCulloh, lot No. 81 McCullol's addition
to Frostbuyg, fronting or Grant street, Jun
DERIVING coal cXccptcd) $3.50.
John Martin and wife to Josiah Burkett,
tract of land located ON the line of the road
between Kreinhaums and Barrclyilc, con
tanning one hundred acres, with improve
mcnts thereon, $1,000.
Andrew B. Shaw and wife to Patrick
Hughes Lots Nos. 26 and % in the town
of Barton, fronting ON Railroad street,
800.
SEVERE ACCIDENT TO M. 7. BLAIR
MCCULLoH-We give below from the
Ne,cs of Thursday an account of mishap
which might have resulted very seriously TO
one of our esteemed townsmen:
On Tuesday nigh, Mr.. T. Blair McCull-
oh, Of Frostburg postal clerk on the Balti
more and Ohio RailrOad-route from
Washington to Grafton-was severely in
iurcd whilst the train which leaves Cum
bcrland at .45 p. NJ. was passing lronton
station, near Grafton. The postal men
have a habit, which they find necessary, of
kicking out the mailbag with the right foot
at stations where the train does not stop
inst before the crane" which ne Opprates