Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-03-04

ChaS. Jordan ana Jennie onepneru.
r. H. Jeffries and Amanda F. Leasura
Henry Kasekamp and Ruthie Twigg.
A. Kinsic King and Lucy Everett.
H. A. Circhotf and Rebecca Brashears.
John H. Mohler amp Olive Dicken.
Dlgory Noel and Mary Summons.
Christian Roe,ier and Katy Schultz.
James Tippin and Ann Morgan.
Samuel l.. Twigg and Emilia l.. Shry-
rock.
John T. Turner and Fannie o. Ungles-
bee.
CENTENNIAL HALL-"BIG BoNANzA."-
Mr. S. b. Duffield, the courteous manager
for Mr.. John T. Ford, proprietor of the
Baltimore and Washington theatres, was in
town a few days since, and arranged for
Mr. Ford to open our new hall Oh Monday
evening next, March 9th. The company
which Mr. Ford brings is the same one that
supported Mr.. Edwin Booth, and engaged
by him specially, during his recent triumph
al tour through the southern cities. 1t in
cludcs among the number Mr.. Fred. B.
Wardc, Mr. Harry Hotto Mr.. NJ. flanagan,
Miss Emma Pierce Mrs. Anna flanagan,
and some twenty five others, being full and
complete in every department. The play
selected is the Big Bonanza" one Of the
latest New York successes, having been
performed at Days Fifth Avenue Theatre
upwards of two hundred nights. New
scenery has been painted for it, and the
drama will be put upon the stage with cv-
cry attention as regards accessories and
detail rs in the Metropolitan theatres. We
can safely predict a rsre dramatic treat for
our citizens. Mr.. Ford's reputation as
manager, is second to none in the country.
Reserved seats can be had at MctZger's
Bookstore.
A GRAND SUCcEss-A YEARS Work
FOR LIVE MEN.-On another page is no.
ticed Meningitis "Our Western Border"
Considering the extreme stringency of the
times, the run which this portly and ele-
giant Book is having all over the country,
is something extraordinary. Scarcely out
two months, the TENTH EDITION is now be-
ing made. This book is sold only by
agents, and is SO cheap, beautifully illustra-
ted and intensely thrilling from cover to
cover, that wherever it is known it is out,
the best and most successful agents are
dropping all else, and taking it. Agents
sales arc enormous. In Pittsburgh, one
sold forty-three on his first day another
twenty eight III four hours; another seven
ty-five in three days. County agents re-
port sales at almost every house, n0twith-
standing the dull times. All good judges
confess this timely Book to be the best and
fullest work on BORDER LIFE, STRUGGLE,
and ADVENTURE ever yet published. Ev-
erybody wants it, and all who read it are
delighted 1t cannot be had from the book
stores, but is sold only by agents. Active,
thorough going canyassers-male are want
ed in every township. Address, stating
past success, and first and second choice Of
territory, Mt the Office nearest you. J. C.
McCURDY & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa, Cincin-
natl, O., Chicago, ILL.,, or St. Louis, Mo.
TRANSFERS. OF REAL EsTATE.-The fol-
lowing transfers Of real estatate were reord-
ed at the Clerks Office for the week ending
Saturday, February 20, 1876:
Frederick Laing, Jr., to Joseph E. AL
baugh and W. H. Pitzer, lot No. 40 Lang's
addition to Cumberland, $500.
JOSEPH E. Albaugh and w. H. Pitzer and
wives to Louisa L. Lowndes, same as
above, $3.50.
Thomas Mawson and wife to VIM Nc
Cinley, part of tract called Ethiopia and
the Isles, $3.50.
James Storey and wife to Mn. Mckinley
lot No. 10 south side of Jackson Run, $315.
Georges Creek Coal & Iron Company to
Joseph Storey, same rs above, 800.
A. H. Bottomfield and wife to Hanberry
Wilson, part of tract of land, 100.
Fowler and others several lots of land,
500 and other considerations.
Ferd. Williams and wife to John B.
Widner, lot on Washington street, $4,000
NC. Murphy and others to Frederick
Mertens. lots Nos. Is, II 1S. and 80 in Ag.
news addition to Cumberland, $500.
Orman H. Frost and others to Frederick
Hoffman, tract of land called "Resurvey on
Stony Lick" $4,000.
Sophia Helker to Henry Helker. lot No
Gin Hooks third addition to Cumberland;
500 and other considerations.
Barney O'Donald and wife to Albert L.
Miller, lot No. south side Of Green street
$500.
T. l. McKaig and wife to James M
Smith, lot Of ground occupied by Belvidere
Hall, $1,655.
T. l. McKaig and wife to James M
Smith lots Of ground now occupied by Pc
ter Smouse in Cumberland, 1852.
D. C. Bruce and n C. Frost, trustees
to J. 8. Metzger, lot No 1 in block No
.. in Frost hsirs addition to Frestburg
$3.50.