Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1878-02-09

WHICH re2o aOlu lne rQ"L, lor
am coming-next week
RELIGIOUS NoT1cE.-The Divine
services Of the Salem Reformed
Church, Broadway, will hereafter be
conducted OF Sunday evening, exclu-
sively. in the English language. All
are invited.
The elegant Royal Casket sent out
by the Franklin Jewelry Company, of
FOB Bennett Street, Philadelphia, is
fully up to the representation in their
advertisement, and as this Company
is perfectly responsible, no one need
hesitate to send them money.
Mr. M. 7. Dslano formerly super
intendent in the store of j. NJ. Stand
ish & Co., has moved to Ellerslie Md,
where he has purchased store and
will carry on the mercantile business
for himself Mr.. Delano has many
friends here, who regret his departure
from this community, and wish HIN.
success III his new en,erI rise.
MARRIED by Rev. V. F. Schmitt, a
St, M'ehae!'s Church Frost burg,
Tuesday, Feb. 5, 1878, Mr. Cedrus
Mckenzie, and Miss Ruthy Anne
Cheney, both of Garrett Co.. Md.
In Cumberland on the 18th day of
February, by Rev. J. D. Fitzgerald
Mr. REUBEN ANTHONY to Miss AN
ME MASTERS, both of Frostburg.
Mr.. john WAGNER, our young
tin, copper and sheet iron worker, has
established neat little shop, in the
building formerly occupied by Mr.
Bep'er as a meat shop, on Broadway.
All taose wanting anything in his
line will do we'll to him give call He
guarantees. to do work as cheap, if no;
cheaper than any other Establishment
Of the kind in town.
DIED. Mrs. Peter Skel!ev, ot
Frost burg on the 18th inst, after a
protracted illness Tie funeral ser
vices We're held in St. Michaels
Church yesterday morning at eight
o clock.
ut Lo aconing Feb. 9th, Ellen
Brooks, aged seven years, daughter
of George and Ellen Brooks, and was
buried at st. Michae!s graveyard,
Friday the Sth inst.
SMASH UP.-Wednesday night six
teen loaded coal hoppers, which were
backed off at the siding at Moran
Town, We're started down the grade
towards Mt. Savage by some I'M
known mlscreant. The hoppers We're
piled in heap Of ruins, at the head
of the Y, and are said to be in an ir-
reparable condition. The damage is
estimated to be between seven and
nine thousand dollars.
ANOTHER NovELrY.-This time
paper sack, at Edwards and Rodgers
store, that will hold liquids aud is I'M
penetrable to water for several days.
When the article is put into the bag,
a strip Of tin, doubled so as to form
clasp, is placed over the mouth, roll
ed few times, and it's ends ben,
with the fingers so as to prevent II
from unrol!n4, thus making it secure
a bit OF twlne, passed through tie tn,
makes a hanlyappeuda:e ior carrying
The sack is convrnisut log CARVING
oysters, Ice creain, molass,s, syrup,
apple butter, honey, vinegar Sc.
HOUSE CONSUMED BY ElRE-A two
story frame dwelling situated on Beall
street and occupied by L. T. Jones,
Was consumed by fire "Wednesday
night, between one and TWO o'clock
The insulated situation If the building
and the calm state of tie atmosplere.
prevented Il greater couhag1"t:on.
Inc nose company although unAhie to
save tie building rendered good ser
wee bf protecting the ad ceal build
ing, rendered good service by protect
lnss Geo Stark house on an adj !
joining lot dam ,ged to the extent Of
80, 0! $50, aLd house on tie orno- !
site size owned BY Robert X. ru,Ier
narrowly escaped. 1t is SUPPOSED
the Ere originated IN a closet which
had been visited tia. nigh, by httIe
daughter, Of Mr.. Jones, with II Iam,
he property was 1nsured tor 81 Cos /
III thu Farmers Insurance Co., OF York |
Pa.' OF which j. S. Metzger is agent