Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-27

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Samuel Stephens and Ellen elise.
DJ Young and Kate Gross.
1t looks rs though the Canal manage
mcnt is really unable to cope with its great
rivals in shipping coal from Cumberland,
and likely that this will ever be the case
until the work is extended To Wcstcrnport.
Then, so far as Cumberland is affected, it
will be better for Mr.. German TO extend,
whether he cntertains spite or not.
PREACnING.-At the NJ f. Church,
South, tomorrow Sunday at 10! n. m.
and 7 D. NJ, by the recently appointed pas
tor, Rev G. f. Simmons.
At the English Baptist church by the
pastor, Rev. j. Il. Bradford, tomorrow
morning at 104 a. m. Subjective Cross.
After the sermon Communion will be adj
ministered. All cordially invited to at
tend
THE services in st. Michacrs Catholic
Church are unusually solemn this week, ii
being the anniversary week Of the death OF
the Savior Every thing has been put in
solemn mourning the bells were silcnccd
on Thursday. General gloom and sorrow
prevail while the souls of all sinners will
be fervcnily prayed for, On Easter sunday
the gloom will be dispcllcd, the bells will
again ring, and the Church will rejoice
over the resurrection of the Saviour and re
dcmption of mankind.
1t turns out it is neither of lis. The
Press is not "hurt at our harmless illusions
to its music" and certainly we are not.
1t says, however, we "wcrc first to breach
the interesting subject of music O.cDursc
we were, but the Press compelled it. With
all our ignorance of music we know some
what Of the idiosyncrasics Of musical pco-
pie one of which is, they are 'miscrablc if
their performances are criticised, and mis-
cradle if they are not Now what were
we to do but say something after hearing
the Press grind an organ. We would
have been called upon to say as much if it
had bowed Il cymbal.
We learn that Col. \. G. Greene. agent
of the Borden Mining Company, is making
arrangements to bore for the six foot vein
of coal which lies about six hundred feet
below the fourteen foot vein now extensive
ly worked.
The existence of this vein in this locality
has been known for several years, but,
owing to the large supply nearer the SUI
face, there has been little or no occasion TO
work it.
The point selected for boring is n short
distance from the north side of Froat5urg
near the residence of William Staples, Esq,
on the line Of the c. & p Il. r., where TIE
engine and boring machinery will be de.
posted about the first of May.
"PRIsoN LyFE,'-Thesc papers are the
record of the war experience OF Mr.. Ran
som T. Powell, of Eckharl, who enlisted in
the Federal army when only thirteen years
old. With no effort at effect he claims that
his stories possess the merit of truth and
so far as they relate 10 prison. life rs he OBJ
served and experienced they may be relied
upon. His opportunities III these respects
were afforded by incarceration in several
of the notable prisons OF the South in each
of which the administrations were varied
by the humor and discrctions of ditfcl-
ent commandments
In this issue two papers appcar-one
each outside and instlc-thc former being
left over from last week These two make
three which have altogether appeared
Unfortunately for the first, published on
the 18Th last, it slipped in without its head
ing which accounts for its apparently OBJ
jcctlcss character.
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-Dcc Of the
following transfers OF real estate were filed
for record in the Office of Theodore Human,
Esq, Clerk of the Circuit Court, for the
week ending March "a, 1915:
A ii Blacklist on and wife to VI A IIcalcy,
lot of ground formerly conveyed to A ii
Blaekiston by VIM NJ Price and wife con.
sideration, $40
b Fisher and wife to Josiah Witt, one
undivided half nj IL, LOT nf 20;