Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-07-17

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Circuit Judge, and Hon. A. X. Syester, AT
torney General of the State.
Bro YoCUM, of the Columbia Pa Spy,
Saws that our brother of the Frosthurg
Mining Journay is erich and saucy' How
is that neighbor? We are satisfied about
the sauce Times.
That's one of the things no other fellow
can find out
CREEDs and potato bugs are reported as
numerous in Homecoming Even the Nor
mon issceking lodgmcnt there, happily with
little prospect of success, but the bugs are
the fattcst on the creek. Paris green will
remove the bugs and might be used to pop
ular advantage on the other species of
"polygamo prolfico."
MARRIAGE LICENCEs.-Th following mar
riagc licenses were issued from the office of
the Clerk of the Circuit Court, during the
week ending July IA;
William c. Rice and Mary Catherine
Brant.
Christopher Schweitzer and Hannah Hill
lebrand.
John NJ. Thomas and Ann Hopkins
DEATH.-Thc Cumberland papers an
nouncc the death on Tuesday last of James
lIilleary, Esq, an old printer and formerly
Il publisher of that city During a short
portion of last summer Mr.. IIllcary was an
employee in this Office when we had occa-
sion to note him as an intelligent, skilliu
and honest craftsman. He died of CON
sumption, aged ffly-thrcc.
CoNCERT--Prof Dyer, a celebrated blind
vocalist. holds Il concert at the Public
School Building this FRIDAY, July 16th)
evening lie has given us a specimen of
his power, and it seems TO warrant his very
modest claim of being a good singer.
nmbci of beautiful ballads, intCrspUscd
with comic songs, will BE given. Tickets,
p cents chidlcn, Is cents. BY all means
go and hear him.
RELIGIOUS SERvICEs.-TEcrc will lc
English preaching in the Presbyterian
Church on Broadway Sunday evening
next at o'ciock. Sermon to young mon.
Preaching nj the English Baptist Church,
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Rev. Jas. T Bradford. Mystcri-
ousncss OF Present Dispcnsations of Divine
PIoyidcncc Public cordially invited TO
attend.
New SIGNs.--McsSrs. H. e +. G.. Hcall
have erected a unique sign at Their Hard
ware store 1t consists of two imitation
bells, marked "lI. Il +. c. Bcall." II is
literally the sign of the bells
Mr.. ID. J. Bc,z has placed block sign in
front of his door, tas,cfully lcttcrcd "Jewc,-
cry, Watches" etc.
Mr.. J. II. Hawke dill 10th lols, and they
are Signs" for him. too.
THIS is pay week, Everybody will ave
more or less mon'y-an opportunity We
should always he glad of, because We can
of economy, creep upon is. The printer il
no exception to the lulc-hc gets in debt
But practical attention TO his modest little
claims will go to the bottom of dcinquen-
cics on both sides of the account, and make
MS think better of each other. Therefore,
friends, don't forget the small amount you
owe us make us thankful for tine when
remembrance is worth something.
RUNAwAY.-A horse belonging to and
driven by Mr.. James Layman Brown of
the McCulloh House, on Thursday of last
week, ran away on Main street as Mr. b.
was returning from a drive. Reaching the
gate which leads into the yard, the horse
attempted to dash through but was rcincd
out when the buggy overturned upon Mr..
Brown and both dragged across the street
against one of Mr.. VIM. III. Koch's shade
trees. The buggy, which belonged TO Mr.. J.
J. Shaw, of Cumberland, was wrecked.
Mr., Brown sustained painful injuries, but
thC horse WAS unhurt.
TRANSPORTS OF PRoPERTY.--'Thc record
of real estate transfers for the week ending
July IA, as filed in the Clerks Office as fol
lows:
Robert c. McCulloh and wife to Roger
johnson, lot in Morrisons addition to New
Reading, $40.
John Wilson and wife to Potomac Coal
Company, tracts of land called Pretty Hole,
$4,000.
III. c. Shaw and wife to A. Mcdonald,
lot at Barton, Md, $500.
G. +. Porter and wife to n. S. Mex cnty
and John Shcarcr, lot in addition to Mid
land $500
G. Z. Porter and wife to Stewart McKcn-
ty and John Shearcr, lot in addition to Mid
land, 1910.
ELECTIoN.-At a regular meeting of
Writ Literary. Society, July 9th, the follow
ing officers were elected for the current
term:
President-Dr c. II, Gctzcndanncr.
Vice President j. W. Griffin.
SccWta,y-T Z. Seifker.
1feasulTr-G. Anthony.
C!Hic-R. r. Sanner.
Scigeant-1t 1rm$-Wm McLuckie.
So'lcit0r-R Anthony.
Erecutjtc Committec-J b. Oder, NJ.
Sherry, w. Karr
The closing of the stores at eight o'clock
affords an excellent opportunity for sales
men and others to pass an hour each week
in n plcaSant and Ornftoblo ,nopper