Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-04-24

Fee OF the (ICrh OF TIE I Hcuit CONT, our
ing the week ending April 2l:
James Carter and Jane GALES,
Hcnry Snowden and Maria Bfas.
Martin Smith and Mollc KirbIcy.
Frank SOWdcIs and Mary Burns,
Our friend LoMdcmilk, not to be be
hind the times, has also combined with his
printing establishment Book Binding and
Ruling Department. He proposes 70 do
his work as neatly, chcapiy and quickly, as
can be done elsewhere in Cumberland.
His old motto, you know, is-"multply
the means and the results multiply
THE St. Nicholas Hotel in Cumberland
has recently not only undergone change
OF moprictors, but thorough renovation and
rc-tlunishing The present proprietor, Mr.
Jonathan Newcomer and his Clerk, Mr.
VIM J. Harley, are perfect gentlemen and
know how to treat their guests as such.
The house deserves a large share Of public
patronage
4 STEP into the Nelry office the other day
and look AT the late important accession
to its mechanical department, verified what
we have previously stated with reference to
the facilities brought TO our doors for the
execution of work Hitherto wholly done in
eastern cities. The machinery is entirely
new and NOT nnlv worth viewing, but worth
Il trial Of your work.
Perhaps it would he rs wei to note in
conclusion that most Of the words mis-
spelled We're done on purpose, aS the par
ties " 10 missed Them didn't want to occupy
the floor 50 long. know that to b" a fact
for heard them say so.-"Suryiyol" iii
Homecoming Press.
The fellow who wrote that s one of that
Kind who "luors facts" l,y carsi@Et. The
above instance, not 80 reliable, is soft
thing to fall ON. 1t wont Go.
ORPHANS CorET-Fannic l.. Webster
guardian to Rcbrcca l.. and Ros@Iio /. Web
stcr, settled their third account.
The last Will and testament OF William
Hole, deceased was admitted 10 probate
and record.
Catharnc Kncpp, administrators ofpctrr
Encpp, deceased, settled her second ac-
count.
Letters tcStamcntalv were granted to Al
bert HOLE, upon the estate of VIM Hole
having filed bond in the sum of 81 500.
J}EIdGI0Us NuTltES.-1he first Quarter
" Meeting for Frostbur" Station, NJ. +.
Church, South, will he held Saturday and
Sunday, May lst and %, 1870, in Grace
Chapel Preaching Saturday at , L. NJ. and
Sunday at 10! \. NJ. and iP. NJ, by Rev. y.
II. Whisncr, Presiding Elder.
Preaching at the English Baptist Church
Sunday morning at icy O'Clock 4 NJ, hy
the pastor, Rev j. r. Bradford. Snhjcct-
The sure Refuge Public cordially invited
10 attend Communion after church ser
vices.
TnE Savage Mountain Fire Blicl, Works
at This place arc now turning out about j.,
900 bricks daily. Tothc very superior ciay
used, the enterprise of the proprietor and
competent supervision Of Arthur Baker,
Esq, are due the extended reputation &c
uuircd by these bricks until they rank see
ond to none in market The business above
given indicates Il healthy state OF affairs
about the brick yard yet Mr., GoGsuch's IA
clitics enable him TO manufacture 10000
bricks daily if required To this output
thc increasing demand may soon reach,
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs.-BCcls0 of
the following transfers Of real estate We're
lilcd for record in the office OF Theodore
Human, Esq, Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
for the week ending April 21 1915:
John Colburn to Patrick r. Tulley, lot of
ground in Homecoming, S27j.
Sally Smith to James Stewart lot Of land
called "lIolland," living on the east side OF
jackson rum at jackson, $50
Andrew Gondcr and wife to the school
commissioners of Allcgany county, lot
fronting 80 feet on Green street, Cumber-
land go feet deep $3.50.
LAST Friday evenings report of the En-
CcutNc Committee of the Literary Society
contained the following question and as
signmcnts for debate:
Which is the country's best support-its
muscle or its mind?
.1ErmatiGc--Dr. c. II. Gctzcndanncr and
VI. G. Ran,
NCgaticc-R. ?. Mason and O. J. Moa..
Essay II. Anthony,
.Sclcrt Dtcbmatioa--G. W McCulioh.
Select RcddiHg-T, T.. Scifkcr.
The above is the programme for next Fri
day evening, 30th inst,
The contract for the lumber for the
New Oll EpllnXvS Hall h,c I.an awarded
to Richard Beall, Esq, and the bricllaying