Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-01-12

court Louise Cun berland Monday JAN
u"rv 7ti al Il Transacted the i''ioNIn9
uslhess: The salary Of the clerk WAS
fixed at $500 and that Of tie treas
nIer AT $500 per annu,n.
An election f.. clerk WAS then held
winch resulted in the choice OF +. NJ
Grsnllch jr. Tine votes We're cast as
follows: For + NJ. Gramhrh, 3 S,an-
leg Crrsap, IT.; D Armstrong, !,
An election for Attorney Tor IT,"
beard resulted us follows S. \. Gov,
3 Il Chew Jones, | ii. ". Hoh
man, (; Mr.. Cox was declared elect
ed.
For Janitor, Mr.. Richard RYAN was
unanimousIy chosen. For En- 5lneer
Mr. George Metz was chosen, The
first ballot resulted in 2 votes 70!
Richard Ran, , for JOSEPH Bigler
an, for Cha; les Shuck The stco.''
ballot stood John Riehl 5; Rob-
Christv s: S. Son-b Urn t \ KIN.
c. II. Chr l l.. Il Frtvhti:; Nlr>sr>
Eie!i, Christy, and Sonue5orn. werr
declared elected.
For Physician to the poor. he vote
stood Dr.. W. Mciill 3 Dr.. O. NJ
Schindel | E; DR. J. J. Wilson J. N
Vi, Gil tas declared elected. Jreas-
urers report was thea re,rl.
I"cyYags SrSS'"".--A full loar'!
was present. The report of the conn
" treasurer was received and order
ed 10 be printed.
The bond of F. NJ. Gramlich ;r,
Clerk, for the sum OF $1,000 was ap
proved.
The election of constaDles len tool,
rla"e with the following 20 uIt
". y. Porter a:.,| Philip Clark
ccns,ables at large.
Dls,ri No. 5. (Tiii.tstone )-sam-
ne! v oolfrr,l
No 4, Cumberland Canal. )--John
kiiroine
No. 5, wills Creek )-John Miller.
No g. (River.)-D M.E.voy.
No. !, (R.wi.nss Station. u. T
Brady
No. s, (Weste:np,rt) John Nj
vim.
No. 0, q IT. on J -Thnn,s Guinea
No. l., (Mt. SuA,e)-Nl. i,n
Finley
No. II. C imoer.,a,l Central J Wi
lam Winepw.
No. Is, (lonaconin-) a Lair!
There werr. no APP lia,ntS from Dis
ii Is Nos /, ,, AMI IN. an the a,"
roin'meHs for Nra ! and y. ,hr
W. Hr,,'b .rg districts we.e le!z.ie
~ her r.AsonS.
We i~ez|,N /Du'ceA"Js. The bond
,lJ D. MrI..voy. constable. for s.. UUu,
viii. j J. We5,nan and john No:ris
se.y as srcn'l les, WAS approved,
Mr.. L. j. TreiocIi aas 'eaipein'e,i
supervisor Of the bridge, in course of
"recti'n At WeS'rrnport. TIE follow
NJ cons'a|'al>lips We're then n !,:
DIST No Il, lOid;own> j. Hartley.
No .. tUr' cabs - Elnzuc Harms.
No. :, Raw llnys) --Juhn Hudson
No. IL, t. 'rlhn,g) j. I'm Brad ".
1hu >d"ys pr""r.9i"9s - Charles
Scott "as APPOINTED steward for lie
inns h"nSo, az! he following gentle
men road supervisors:
Di MET NO. |. F,aynor keofrr, r.
D. Sh;r'ey, Nathan Slider, samne!
Robinson, William BIinkn.an. H.
Slirclifi, No. 8, MessrS. GEO D ,rt,
Hl'learv Roberts. Genr-c L,S;Iry,
'leu,y Neifer, Augnst b,n'el, Dariel
F',sz-.. 2 MrElG.h. s. l!pn1le No.
7. Mcss,s. T.nurh EnoN les. Alieit
Wight No s, Me.srs ptrlci Day
ON NJ" 8, harmon P;,i rius, NJ
~, Be, ;amin Ne 4 No. ID, llalmrn
A:..rLae'S, August EIa!i,r, Janes
Pratt. Thomas Riley. No. IS, ctrr
Phillips.
The CAUSE OF \ FOOT BEING SORE
FOR SIX YEARS For SIX wears. the
daughter Of Mr.. D,'!ei ky,lt of Com
solida!ion mines, I,.., bean afflicted
with IL sore ioJt. d 'rin5 that time.
It l,Al b,tilrl the skill OF PHYSICIANS
IA attempting to rhle it. and various
v.u,Hvical cailsrS We're ASST mel for II e
malaiy which continual to gov
worse until ahp'it !. wear ago. wien i:
confined the lady entire y to the Luus .
Recently however lie true "a lSe u
the sore wls explained! Waite dress
lng the foot, Il ssnall triangular zee