Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1874-12-12

RH1-Barton Lodge Of Knights OF
Pvtbias will hold grand ball on New
Years day.
FIRE UINT-ln case of a fire in Il church
or any place where numbers of persons are,
keep perfectly cool, and do all You can to
prevent a panic, as there is generally plenty
of time to escape if there is no panic.
SA1E.-Thc right of redemption OF nine
shares of stock in the Frostburg Perpetual
Building Association was sold at the re@i-
lar monthly sale Saturday evening lat, as
follows: two at TSl; one at 81 three at
$67, and three at 81.
THE Orion Literary Sociablc cont"m-
plates n series of Charadcs, TablcauX, etc,
as will be seen from our advertising cor
umns. The members have been rchcars!nE
for several weeks and are doubtless well
prepared to entertain the public IN salts
factory manner.
REV. George $ May, late of Berkeley,
West Va, arrived Thursday evening with
his family As Rector of st Johns Prot
estant Episcopal Church Mr. May becomes
resident of Fros;burg. He villpieach To-
morrow Sunday at 1920 \. NJ, beginning
with which there will be stated services
hereafter, and which Will appear in our di-
rcctory next week.
ACC1Duyr-On Monday last in Borden
Shaft as Mr.. James Taylor, Of this place.
was returning from his days work, he
stopped to correct some ircgularity in the
track While in a STOPPING posture q
small quantity of coal and slate fell upon
his back from the roof inliicting injuries
which at first excited fears of the result.
These have been aliaycG by the discovery
of the fortunate absence of serious internal
hurt. He is improving and viii be around
again shortly
liz THE New OPENING.-Through the
courtesy of b. }. Thomas Esq, Superin-
tcndcnt of the Consolidation Companys
New Hope Mines we were shown through
the new opening few days since.
The work has progressed about half
mile along the main heading, or 10 point
on Main street about opposite Gross, Nic!llr
Il Bros Furniture Building.
One of the main objects Of this opening
will soon he attained From The care and
precision exercised the result will no doubt
I've successful and profitable
PREAcmNG.-N the English Baptist
Church tomorrow (SundayJ mornin" al
10! o'clock, by the pastor Subject 1.-THE
Triumphant Believer All cordially inyi-
ted to attend.
There viii he English services morning
and evening, tomorrow, tSmdayD in the
PRESBYTERIAN Church ON broadway. The
Sacramento of the Lords supper and Bap-
tism will be administered i'll the lAornu@at
1920. The evening service will comnra@c
at 80 Rev. J. X. Black, Of Homecoming,
will preach, and assist ihc pastor through
the day.
MARRIED = husrday 10th inst, at the
residence of the brides father, james 5,
Thomas, Esq, by Rev. John Thomas, Nj.
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all of Frostbjrg, Md
We shall not soon FORGET the genial party
and the muniIicent provision for the occa-
sion. nor the hearty wishes of all for the
prosperity Of he happy pair beginning lie
50 auspiciously.
Since the above was put in type, the Of
flee corps acknowledge the receipt Of Il
bountitul supply OF the good things dis
penscd on the happy occasion. While ten
derng our thanks we take pleasure in join
ing sincerely in the hopes above expressed
The time for making selections OF
Christmas goods is ut hand, and th,sc who
desire first choice must do so early. The
choice of gifts and other Christmas goods
entail more care and judgment than is
sometimes presumed. The matters of pro
pricty, taste, and what best suits the re-
cipient, taken with the important item Of
price, makes it Complicatc and sometimes
an embarrassing subject to adjust with per
feet satisfaction. The largest stocks, there
fore afford the best escape from such di-
lcmmas, and those who keep them are
quite sure to be also cntcrprising enough
to let the public know it through the most
efficient channels.
This brings us to speak of tie newspaper
as the medium of advertising most intimate
with the public and of course to the jour
NAL as furnishing by far the best oppor-
tunity in this section for the purpoSc. We
design issuin" our Christmas number early
in the afternoon of the 24th, this giving but
two more opportunities for tradesmcn to
lay their stocks and price lists before the
public through our columns.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs,-Among the
transfers of real estate the following deeds
were filed for record in the office of Theo,
Luman Esq, Clerk of the Circuit Court
during the week ending Dec. 5, 1874:
Sally Smith and others to VIM. Y. Bus
kirk, part of Il tract called Ethiopia and
the Isles" Sl20.
John Mckone and wife to the Board Of
County School Commissioners OF AlleganF
county, lots Nos. % and 53 Hammond's
addition 10 Westernport with all the inn