Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-04-22

elegant hearse, they are also always
prepared to wait upon all who desire
their services in this line
Manufacturing, living and disburs-
ing wages among US, these gentlemen
have special claims upon the patron
age of the community. They have
done a good part in the development
of the place, are still doing it, and it
seems they should not be forgotten, es
pecially when you are tempted tosend
your money away from home for goods
they can sell to you.
APPOINTMENTS OF ASSESSORS, ETC.
The AUcgaa'ian of yesterday had
the following telegram from Annapo-
lis:
The following appointments for Al
legany county were made by the Gov
ernor Thursday afternoon
Boordof Control and ReWce0-S. P.
Harbaugh, VIM Piatt, John McCuiloh
ASscSsorS- Districts Nos l, (com-
prislng election districts Nos |, 2, 3
and 4 )-Benj. R. Edwards, Christoher
Kelly and Geo J. Elliott.
District No. 2 Comprising election
districts Nos. II, ;, 6, 7 and S,)-Jas.
w. Wilson, Jos. White and Stephen
Fuller.
District No. 8, Comprising election
districts Nos. 9, 10, II, II and l3)-
John L, Porter, John +, Kenney and
Edward Marley
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Thursday's SEES
sion was taken up in the disposition
of number Of cases on the criminal
docket, among them the following:
For selling liquor to minors the
cases of Messrs. Anthony Weisenborn,
Henry Seymour, and John Vogtman
were continued. For same offence af-
fdavit for continuance was fledin the
case of Thomas Davis.
For keeping gaming table, Meyer
Bear plead guilty and was fined $40
and costs,
For keeping a gambling house, John
Preston was fined 800 and costs.
For same offence Edward Duffy
was fined $50 and costs.
TOWARDS Frost's avenue the out
look is cheering. Misses Kerns fe-
male seminary and dwelling, Mr.. L.
T. DeWitts and Mr. ]. S Metzger's
dwellings are growing into shape. Mr.
Metzgers building, under the energy
of Messrs. Fox and Albert, is farthest
advanced.
On Broadway Mr.. David Morgan is
preparing to erect a frame dwelling
at the south end.
Mr.. silas Duggan is about complet-
ing a dwelling on Ormand street.
Several dwellings are proposed IN
McCullohs addition.
a family Of dogs has appeared in
the hall opposite the Town Council
Chamber. The mother seems to have
no home nor visible means of support,
but the puppies, now four weeks old,
are fat and sprightly: Several kind
hearted gentlemen have been furnish
ing lunch for some time, but it is not
contemplated that this burden shall
fall altogether upon the charitable.
The town should care for the homeless,
and the Council Is expected to adopt
the family forthwith.
LAWYERS ON THE RAMPAGE.-Two
Frostburg lawyers had a scutfle in an
ante-room of the Conrt House on We'd
nesday. There We're high words war
whoops brandishing Of clubs and a
revolver drawn in the scene. The
case comes before the Court to-day.
RELIGIOUS Notwithstanding at
the English Baptist Church on Sunday
by the pastor Rev James 7. Bradford,
at 1870 A. N. and 7l5 P. NJ. Even
ing ect;-Christs Resurrection,
Public cordially invited to attend.
New CRossING.-Messrs. Edward
Donahue, Tobias Foutz and Charles
Michaels, have put down new
crossing from Messrs. Hitchins Bros.
& Skaters to Edwards & Rogers
pavement
THROUGH some inadvertence the
business local of Morris & Heritage
has not appeared for several weeks.
Those afflicted with coughs, colds, etc,
take notice that it re-appears to-day,
THE Press has dropped It's printing