Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-03-20

REyIyED.-Thc Cave J0,pHR
FIRE IIrSr.-Ncvcr pour out liquor near
an open light.
Among the new advertisements to-day
pay special attention to the one headed
For Rent" The first applicant will gain
the advantages.
HrRT.-Gcorgc Kcar, Esq, was painful
" hurt about the head Thursday last by fail
ling from mining car in Borden Shaft
He is doing well.
DIED-At Alcgaly Mines, Thursday
afternoon, 18Th inst, Charles Fisherman,
aged 2G years. His remains will be buried
to-day at O'Clock, when the odd Fellows
will attend in a body.
THE reports from Barton of Tie obscr
vance there of St Patrick's Day describe
IN unpleasant day, but an interesting occa-
sion notwithstanding. Frosthurg was rep
resented by Rev. V. f. S;chmtl among the
Clergy, and St Michacrs Temperance and
st. Joscphs Beneficial Societies, John Nir
by, Esq, Marshal.
CHILD DRowNED.-katcM Mooney, aged
seven ycals stcp-daughtcr of Mr.. Schoolcr
at Pckin, was drowned Monday evening last
at that place. She was attempting to cross
Georges Greek on a bridge when. it is sup
posed, her head swan, and She tcll in
When the alarm was given a storckccpcr
jumped in and narrowly escaped drowning
himself The little girls body was found
next mornig short distance below.
y PLEASANT PARTY-Thc invitations
of Mr. and Mrs. Worthington McCulloh to
a party at their residence Friday evening
of last week, We're extended to a number
of ladies and gcntlcmcn-young and elder
". OF course a pleasant time was spent
the genial company, handsome entertain
mcnt, and the new and cosy surroundings
all contributed full shares TO what was
by common consent adudgcl Il happy so
cial occasion.
REMovALD--Mr Robert G. Paul contrm-
plates removal to Baltimore about TIC last
of this month, where he purposes contnu-
ing the foundry business His foundry
here will be conducted by George Wilson,
Esq, former assistant superintendent 81
Bowcry Furnace.
In Mr.. PauIs removal our community
loses one of its best citizens, lie is an ur-
right, cntcrprising gentleman, and we take
pleasure in uniting with our good wishes a
hearty commcndation of Mr.. Paul to those
among whom he casts his lot.
70 his successor, Mr. Williamson our
people extend hospitahlc greeting.
PAsToRAL.--Rcy. l.. NJ. Gardiner now
pastor of the NJ L. Church, arrived rucs-
day evening with his family. AnWnhcr of
church members met them at the depot
and attended them to the Parsonage where
the l&d:cs had made due preparation for
hospitable reception and pleasant send
off, in the way of housekeeping in their
new home
Mr. Gardner will occypy the pulpit of
the NJ f. Church 10 morrow morning and
evening.
Rev Mr. Simmons of the NJ +. Church,
South, will not take charge Of Grace Chap
~l until next week.
PREACIuNG-At the English Baptist
Church Sabbath evening at O'clock, by
Rev j. 7. Bradford. Subject The Guilty
Conscience. All cordially invited to come.
At st. Johns Protestant Episcopal
Church Broadway, the Rector viii preach
tomorrow Sunday, 2lstJ ON the Rcsurrcc-
ton. There will be daily services during
next week, TO commence at 3 p. NJ. On
Good Friday Il sermon appropriate to the
day will be delivered at 1890 A. NJ. On
Easter Sunday, Holy Communion and Ser
anon. The class for confirmation will meet
for counsel and instruction on Easter sun
day at 2 clock.
GRAND AND PETIT JUEoRs.-T follow
ing names were drawn last Saturday as
Grand Jurors iorservicc at tie April term
of Circuit Court
Jacob Shuck, Barney Dillcy, PatrickJoncs,
Frank Baush, Henry Sanders, John II
lllnkle, James McCarty Jacob Neti Magru-
der, l. McCleary, Simon Fuller, llilcary
Z Dawson, John Ruby, Enoch Mckenzie,
Henry Jones, David Laird, Charles ID John
sion, Andrew Walker, George w Price,
Charles Miller, Robert r Walsh, J s Metz.
ger, Geo w llansel, George Athcy, John
Ditfenbaugh, John Davis.
And the following as Petit Jurors:
Roland S. Dayton, James Stewart, August
Eichorn, Robert Orr, William - Bcall
Thomas l. Coulehan, John T Milford. James
r Higgins. Melancthon Hoffman, John Viii
son, Jason Towles, John G Clark William
c Miller, Alexander Boag, ST., Jesse Knight,
John kean, William Cowdcn, Charles Per
ry, William Hooking, IIczekah Shipcv,
Reese Jones, Crawford W Shcarcr Robert
NJ Waterman.
CANAL MATTERs.-An Annapolis corrcs-
pondent of the Baltimore SIN says of the
meeting of president and directors Of the
thesnppakn and Ohio Canal Con,n,p,- hold