Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-09-16

~
this season. They were grown in his
garden.
Our bills go out with this issue.
To those who need only to be remind
ed, they are merely reminders; to
others they are appeals. We will be
happy to hear from them.
WHO WANTS A SEWING MACHINE ?
To any person who will bring us
Fifty Neao Cash Subscribers to the
JOURNAL, we will give meao Sewing
Machine worth Fifty dollars.
Our contemporary, the Meyersdale
Independent, sometimes says:
ITO one is human;
To pay is divine"
The Independent expresses the pi-
Gus conviction that several of its sub
scribers have demonstrated their "hu-
mainly" until proof is positive. He
is skeptical of the other until the mir
acle of paying" last years subscrip-
ton is demonstrated.
SPECIAL STATEMENT.-The ladies
interested in the NJ E. Church Liter
airy and Musical Entertainment, else
where noticed, request US to say that
the "Tableaux" promised in the post
ers will not be given. The Charades,
Declarations and Musical Exercises,
are all thathave beensprovided for, and
these will be given, it is believed, to
the entire satisfaction of the public.
The error occurred thr ough misappre
hension.
FATAL CATTLE DlsEAsE.-During
ten days past, the Messrs Porter,
butchers, residing near Eskhart, have
lost eleven out of sixteen cattle. The
disease affects the head, sometimes
proving fatal at first appearance in
other cases the animals suffer for sew
eral days before death So far The
malady has bafled all attempts at
remedy. Whenever it has appeared
the victim dies sooner or later Sew
eral neighbors of the gentlemen named
have also sustained losses in the same
way.
ORPHANS CoURT.-At the session
of the orphans court Tuesday there
were present Judges Coulehan, Slack
and Bruce and John Rhind, Esq, reg
lister.
The last will and testament of Will
helmina Hildebrandt, late of this city,
deceased was filed and admitted to
probate and record.
The last will and testament of
George Leibrant late of this city, de-
ceased, was filed and admitted to pro-
bate and record.
John Kessler, administrator of ia
cob Kessler, deceased, settled his third
and final account.
The CUTHBERT, LYNN & BURN
SIDES MINISTRIES, announced to ap-
pear at Paul's Opera House this (Fri
day, 18th inst.,) evening, are spoken
of by the press and people of Cumber-
land in the very highest terms. A
private letter to US from good, dlsln-
terested source states:
This company comprises
the best musical talent of this city Gum
berland, } and know they will please your
people as they certainly did ours. BY gen
eral admission their performances are pro
nounced capital 1 have adj
vised them by all means to send you an
advertisement announcing their appear
ance at Paurs Opera House, believing they
deserve a full house. C.
REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES. - The
meeting in Paul Operea House Sat
urday evening of republican voters of
Frostburg was well attended and har-
monious. Mr.. G. w. Fisher called the
audience to order; Capt R. R. Sanner
was elected Chairman and Mr.. Thorn
ton Seifker, Secretary. The follow
ing named gentlemen were elected del
egates and alternates to the county
convention
Delegates-R. R, Sanner, Owen
Evans, L. M. Gorsuch, John Preston
and Alex Griffith.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Johnson, R.
W. Mason, G. W, Fisher, G. Berkebile
and L. T. Dewitt.
The meeting of East Frostburg was
called to order by Ransom I. Powell
VIM. H. Evans was elected Chairman,
R. T. Powell secretary, and the dele
gates to County Convention as follows:
William H. Evans, William H.