Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-05-29
Frostburs. May 20. 1873.
SCARCE-Locals.

Frostburg. May 20. 1873.
SCARCE-Locals.
UIe-CorrespOndencc.
FIRE UIST-Keep lofts, cupboards, cor
ners, boxes, &c, free from greasy rags.
The Press senior was in town on Mon
day. After promising his admirers ahoth
er rich illustra for this week, he return
ed to sec that his henchmen made the pros
pectus good.
LETTERS of administration pendent ute
were granted ut Tuesdays session OF the
Orphans Court to John B. Fay, Esq, upon
the estate of the late William Devccmon.
Mr.. FAY filed bond in the sum of $40, 600.
MARR1ED.-On the Goth inst, by Rev. L..
NJ. Gardner, Geo. X. Walker and Miss Mary
J. Smith, all of Frostburg, Md.
On the same day by the same, Thomas
Faraday and Miss Sarah Bone, both of
Frostburg, Md.
KILLED IN THE MINE.-Patrick Regain, q
Young unmarried man of twenty-five years,
was killed in Pompey Smash mine Saturday
last by fall of top coal.
His partner, Neil Mullen, was slightly
hurt by the same fall.
Council ITEMs--Thc rate oftaXation for
corporate purposes for this year is fixed at
as cents per 500. The assessed value of
the property is ascertaned to be 81 ,O25 600.
Propositions made by the Water Compa-
ny indicate much larger supply.
Edward Donahuc is appointed Street SUI
pervisor.
LITERARY SocIETY.-The executive com
,mittee reports the following for June 4th:
Essay. A. Smith; Select Reading, r,
II. Sanner Resolution, Resolred, That fic-
.titious writings are detrimental to moral
Improvement Affirmative, o. J, Moat and
C. NJ. Pcrdcw Negative, G. Anthony and
j. W. Griffin
ANNIvERsARy.-A programme reaches
us from Lake Shore Seminary North East,
Pa, of which J. E. j. Buckley, A. NJ, for
merly of this county, is principal, detailing
the fourth anniversary exercises for this
year These will begin tomorrow Sunday
afternoon at four o'clock with the annual
address by Mr.. Buckley
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Thc following
marriage licenses We're issued from the Of
flee of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, during
the week ending May 90:
Thomas Faraday and Sarah Bone
Charles Johnson and Mary Ellen Allen.
Robert ONcill and - Edwards.
VIM. r. Rally and Catharinc Bellman.
Geo. X Walker and Mary J. Smith
Editorials, correspondence
everything but what appears. The usual
review of the Homecoming lIaW is in type,
but, under the pressure, goes over. COM
munication from tom Brown" Lonacon-
ing, assailing Mr.. Roy and his authorities,
reaches us too late. 1t will be good read
ing next week And SO of some other
matter on hand.
Conscience STRICKEN.-On Saturday
last VIM. H. Koch, Esq, received through
the Post Office the following note:
Mr. Koch here is SOC for something |
stoled at the fire.
The enclosure consisted of two twenty
five cent notes which Mr.. Koch designs pre-
serving as memorials of the first instance in
his contact with the world of the most diff
ficult kind of repentance.
PREACHING at the English Baptist
Church Sunday evening, at I o'clock, by
the pastor, Rev j. r. Bradford Subject
The resurrection of Lazarus, and what his
feelings were after being raised from the
dead. Public cordially invited to attend.
English preaching at the Presbyterian
Church, Broadway, Sunday evening at Z
o'clock. Subjcct-Prcsbytcria doctrine of
forcordination
ELECTIoN.--At the annual meeting of
the stockholders of the Mutual Landlords
Building Association, held on Tuesday eve
ming, the following Board Of Officers was
chosen for the year ensuing DR.. }. II. Getz-
endanner, President; +. johnson, Vice
President Secretary, II. r. Sanncr; Treas
urer, Alden Clary John S. Grove, Solicitor;
Charles Michael, J. W. Kerry, John N.
Carson, c. F. IIartzell, Charles ZeIlcr Di-
rectors.
WHEN the FrOstburg JOURNAL gets
through with the Homecoming Press we
propose to say that we have no occasion
to "squirm around the say of The Press
that the canal extension to Westernport
should be built at State expense. We will
come out flat footed and say il wont be
done.-Neus.
We shall be really sorry if the Eeios finds
it agreeable or eXpedient to take any stock
in the Press style of wrcaking vengeance
upon us for our exposure of its futile at
tcmpts to write editorials.
WE have not the space nor desire to
give as heretofore, an elaborate report of
the Spelling Contest in the Presbyterian
Church Tuesday evening last 1t will be
sufficient to say that both the spehing and
dccorum were better than on the former oc-
casions. A number of ladies participated
So 81, h,,t ;,~to