Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-06

inc ONCE Oh tllt tItlk Oh inc circuit NOiIl,
during the week ending March 81
James Brown and Mary Ann Bishop.
James w Clark and Grpila Miller
Lewis \ TAirlkcld and Alice Y Thrashcr
DIED-Monday evening, 1st inst, at
nine o'clock, Charles Zais aged % wears,
son of Frederick Zais Esq Of this place.
His funeral sermon was preached Wrdnes-
day by Rev. ID. L. Mack cnzc, after which
the remains were inferred in the Porter
graveyard, three miles northeast of Frost
burg.
HOTEL CuANGE.-E. Brown, ESQ, of
Cumberland, will resume change of the Nc
Culloh House April list, next, Mr.. uamm,
present proprietor, retiring. We have rot
learned what business or movement Mr..
II. proposes making, but hope we viii not
lose him as a citizen. We are glad to hear
of Mr. Browns return.
ACCIDENT-On Monday evening last at
about nine o'clock While on Lis way home,
Robert McCulloh, ESQ, slipped and fell
on the pavement in front of l!itchins Bros.
s. ShatIer's store, breaking the small bone
of the left arm between tie wrist and
elbow. He returned to the Office of DR..
Grahame, in Beals Block, who rendered
the necessary surgical aid.
Run ORA locomotive drawing Il
train of empty hoppcrs eastward was pre-
tnI FROM, i,. ,rn5,i. 4, tpill
mcnt at Moscow on Monday last ly TIC
breaking of an axe Three hopprYs were
also thrown oil, the whole sustaining con-
siderable injury. The cngincyraRd fireman
narrowly escaped being crushed 10 death
At the same place similar Eislap occur
red during the winter of 1866, killing
four men.
PAINFUL MINING AccIDrNT--A PLEAS
ANT WAY OF RENDERING pHACTIc,1AiD.
On Wednesday morning Nj James i!ar-
vcy, while digging coal in New Hope
Mine, had his pick driven into lis cellar
Bone by tie fall of q lump of breast coal.
Mr. Harvey's wound, though painful, is net
considered serious.
Some of his fellow miners have umicrta-
ken the praisewolthy work OF loading his
turn to save the loss which would other
wise result from the misfortune
ELECTIoN.--At regular meeting Of the
Orion Literary Socablc Thursday evening
at the residence of Alden Ciary, Esq, tie
following named ladies and gentlemen were
elected officers for the ensuing term of three
months:
PrG@dent-lIoracc Ecall
Vice PeMdcnt-Miss George McCul.oh.
The Presdcn, appointed:
StcrctiVy-Franl c. Btal
assistant SccJut0y-Miss Sue A Grove
Ireasule1.-lIoward Porter
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERS-D Deeds OF the
following transfers Of real estate were filed
for record in the Office Of Theodore Lum&u,
Esq, Clerk of the Circuit Court. for TIE
week ending March 3, 1879:
Frederick Jones and wife to rscI,l era
ham, lot of land called Ethiopia and the
Isles" $,5.
Lloyd Lowe and wife TO Russell & Gre
hen, lot of land near Town Creek, con
tanning So acres ard 50 perches, $3.50
Joseph Bradley and wife to A. b. Shaw,
lot No 43, Barton, Md
THE Baltimore ,Snaday Scaool C0mpal-
aon has the following to say of TIE Supcrin-
tendent of the Maryland Sunday School
Union.
Rev. III. A. Smellz has been a very Ia
Dorious and efficient Superintendent, and
under his able management, The Maryland
Sunday school Union have done a noble
work during the last three years 1t would
he very difficult to fill his place, and the
Board of Managers has done well to retain
him rs their Superintendent with the earn
est hope that ON his return from Europe
he will give himself to the work to which
he is well adapted and in which lie has
been so successful.
CONDENSED items from the Georges
Greek Press:
AT a meeting held Saturday last com
Inittee consisting of ID. W. Sloan. John
Boyd and l.. i. Porter, was appointed to
prepare Constitution for the governmel
vi Ilol'oSti puil'lIllS -ASSOtltiiitlI III
Homecoming. a report will be made at
the adjourned meeting to be held this
evening
Public School examinations by EXamin-
or Mckay and Commissioner Frost dis
play large educational and moral progress
The project for another COOPERATIVE
Store in Homecoming seems to be cneour-
aged. The amount Of stock already sub
scribed is $1,000.
At a meeting on Wednesday evening the
following gentlemen were elected officers
and directors:
President-August Kicker.
Stertarg-John O,Ilanley
1redsurei--James DOolcy.
Board Of Directo1w--Gco NJ. Taylor, Pc
ter Phillips, John Calgan, Patrick Ford,
John Kicker, Hugh Blaine, Patrick Gala
her, James Nolan, ST., Roht Orr John
Coleman, Richard Dunn, John Berry,
Auditors-lsaac Cayanaugh, James Tole,
Thomas Rowan.
The lease of the store-roOm from John
Bell, Esq, was received, read and accepted.
Subsequent meetings We're appointed to
complete organization and prc!eminares
for immediate business.
Tai, Cor,,rr ,tiop will he known as the