Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-02-13


PREAcuING-At the English Baptist
Church Sunday morning At 1ol O'Clock
bv the pastor, Rev J. T. Bradford. Sub
icct-The Uncertainty of Life. All cordial
ly invited to attend.
GREENLAND ever there was a time
when description Of Greenland would ~"
exactly pertinent in this locality. that time
is ut hand. This leads us To announce that
Prof J. W. Porter, who was there with
DR. HAYES, will deliver lecture to the lu-
pills of the Public School Monday evening
at the School Building. We have seen seq
cral of his Photographic illustrations OF
Greenland people and scenes, al! we count
not the entire display and description will
be quite interesting to TIE little ones.
DEp1C ALTON The dedication ofthc Lee
ture Room of the English Lutheran Church
last Sunday was moro than successful. To
the call for s 800 the responses amounted
to 31,320.G4 Rev s. W. Owen Of liagcrs-
town, delivered two eloquent sermons, the
morning effort being based upon the appro-
pirate passage in the prophecy of lla"@al,
chapter ii. verse 9: The glory OF this latter
house shall he greater than that OF the for
mcr." In the afternoon an interesting sun
day School meeting was held, the exercises
being varied by addresses Ivy Rev. l.. 1.
Waterman and Rev. Mr. Owen, lnicrspcrs-
cd with music and singing.
The dcdicatory exercises have been fol
lowed by series Of meetings under the
conduct of the pastor.
TuE LENTEN SERVICES which will lie
held in St JOINS Protestant Episcopal
Church, Broadway, Rev. Geo. 5. May,
Rector, will be as follows:
First Sunday in Lcnt-The almost
Christian.
Wednesday, 7th day of icnt-Lccturc.
Second Sunday in Lcut-What Christ
taught
Wednesday, list. Mathias-Lccturc.
Third Sunday in Lcnt-lIow 10 Honor
God
Wednesday, 1914 day Of Lcnt-Lccture
Fourth Sunday in Lcmt-BUsy Here and
There.
Wednesday, 25,h day of Lent "cturc
Fifth Sunday in i."rt-ihc tim of
Co.'s Elect.
"Wednesday, 32nd day of Lrnt-hcctUre.
Good Friday, II O'clock \. &.--IAe
CrucifNion Of Christ.
Easter dav-Thc resurrection of Christ
We invite all WHO may feel amy interest
in the teachings the BIN" and the Prot
cs,ant Episcopal church on the above sub
jccts to the present at our services
Strangers who have been deprived of The
services they once enjoyed, and who feel
any desire to unite in these services again,
will always he kindly welcomed TO cur
communion, the rector, himself a stranger,
; will be glad to be informed of those who
who may wish his pastoral attention
REAL ESTATE TRANsrEHs.-i'ccds Of thr
folloai ing transfer, of real estate were filed
for record in the office of Theodore iunan
Esq, Clerk of the Circuit Court, for the
week ending February 6, 1870:
John Martz to Frank Fogtman, lot No
3 of Laing's addition to Cumberland, s. -
John +. Buckhol,z and wife to Frank
Fogtman lots No. /. , and ~ ri Lang's
addition to Cumberland, S'0o.
Charles c. Slmver AMI wife to Jonathan
Wigticld, lot fronting thirty !cC'n Broad
way, Cumberland, $34J.
James b. Walton To John G, Hast, huild-
ing on Baltim It street, near tie bridge
Cumberland, and the lease IF Tie lot ON
which it stands, s2,65o
Potomac coal company to William II.
Taylor, lot No. 90 i'll Harris addition to
Barton, $40.
S b. Gleason and S f. Mcbride and
wife to Edward Schilling, lot in Maple
side" Cumberland, containing hall an acre
$3.50
J. J. McIIcnry trustee and William r.
Beall and wife to Frank Haley, lot fronting
forty-five feet on independent street, Cum
berland, 81 sos.
Thomas Hammond to- Henry Maybcrry,
lots No. 245 and PIG in Iammonds addi
ton to Barton, $154
Jacob Blochcr trustee, to Gustavus Bcall,
"Small Addition" containing twelve acres,
at $1.6Sf per acre; Three Springs" To-"
acres, at S1.15t peracre Sugar and Wine, ~
S14 acres, at $40! per acre; sweepstakes,
SO acres, at si.15& per acre; Straight Eiol-
low" 55f acres, at $40! per acre; Point
Lookout" 3l4 acres at $3.50 per acre.
Deed made February %, 1852
Joseph White and wife to Patrick Brodi-
gan, tract of land on the north branch of
the Potomac river, six miles east OF Cum
berland, containing one hundred and fifty
acres together with the improvements
thereon, $4,000.
James NJ Schley and wife to Ferdinand
Williams, house and lot (46 feet 'front.' on
the corner of Washington and Water
streets, $4,000.
Ferdinand Williams and wife to Josiah
ii. Gordon. part OF above named lot lc
feet 'front.' with Improvements, S2,S00
Ferdinand Williams to James NJ Schlcy
lease for 81 years, the law office, now oc'u-
pied by the latter on the corner of WASH
ington and Water streets, $1,000 and ont
cent annual rent.
J. w. Tomlinson and wife to John
Fletcher, lot No 8, block No % OF Bcalrs
first addition to Frostburg, on Hill street
$500.
Joseph Sonneholn and wife to Scliemal
Hamburger and Nathan Coleman, lot No
on Polk street, Cumberland, $1,000
G.. NJ Graham and wife and Saral
IVr;rht ,,art of " W alput Ipvpr' rnntniuin a