Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1879-03-08

Frostburg, March 8, 1879.
SALE.-John S. Grove, trustee, will
offer the real estate of Henry Taylor
at public sale to-day.
A KNOCK DOWN and committal to
the lookup were two results OF too
much "electrifer' Thursday.
The Bridgewater (Va.) Enterprise
has a compositor who distributes and
sets up the paper in less than eight
hours.
$4,000 tons ahead, and no coal in
market. In effect, the region is
SIG, 800 better off than at this time
last year.
SOME of the snow which fell on the
9TH day of December still remains on
the ground. Under the present thaw
it is rapidly disappearing.
TIE Blael Avon coal company has
made large contract for the delivery
of coal, and expects to do a very live
ly business the present year
PERSONALLY. M Armstrong, Esq,
of Bedford, Pa, visited friends IN
Frostburg, during the early part of
tho week. He looks well and reports
progress.
IT is nearly time for the town poll
ticians to be bringing out candidates
for the municipal offices to be filled
early next month. We repeat our
usual request, gentlemen: give us the
best you have.
INSTRUMENTATION William
Walsh will accept our thanks ior SIX
volumes of the Congressional Record,
containing the proceedings of Con-
gress from Dec. 8, 1877, to May |,
1879, and other pull documents.
WE omitted last week to call atten-
ton to the new advertisement CT L.
Footer, Esq, of Cumberland, dyer
and cleaner of all sorts Of goods. He
does his work well, for we have tried
him. His depot in Frostburg may be
found at John Nash's store.
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATE.-The
following were among the transfers
filed this week with the clerk Of the
circuit court:
Thos. G. McCulloh, executor to
Henry Weinburg, lot q, McCulloh's
addition to Frostlurg; $275.
Alexander Shaw and others to
Lynn Hutson, a division of real, es-
tate as tenant in common.
VIM. Brace and Robert Mcdonald,
trustees, to the Perpetual Building
Association of Homecoming, property
on Main street, Frostburg 81, 700.
AT meeting Of the Frosthu"g
Fire Department held Tuesday even
ing, March 4, the following officers
we're elected to serve for the ensuing
quarter:
f3eSjdent-Benja amin Bowen.
Vice Rresidemt-Alfred Jeffries.
Scrgeant-ot- A2n1S-Thos. Cosgrove.
JURIEs FOR APRIL TERM OF COURT.
The names of forty-aight persons,
TO constitute the iuries for the April
term Of the circuit court were drawn
Monday By Judge Pearre as follows:
Donald Paisley, G, B, Wack, Rudolph,
Lutcman, James Sloan, James Mccoy, AL
ton G. Duckworth, John Humbird, S. j.
Edwards, john Sheridan, ST., Isaac John
son, Henry Adler, Everhard Reckley, j. G.
Cookery, NJ. G. Hartley, G. NJ. Rawlings,
Jacob Rawlings, Anthony thurman, Ben
jamin Norris, W. r. Percy, Lycurgus f.
Gurley, Charles Fisher, l.. D. Rohrer, r.
II. Shearer, Thomas Athev, Melancthen
Hoffman, A. M. L. Bush, i. w. Shryer,
Hartman Bake, Ebert Wright, Jno. Kolb,
Someried Speelman, Otis Johnson, Will
liam Lowry, Samuel Somehow, Asias
Wilson, Moses G. Robinette, Leonardo
Tearney, j. B. Stottlemyer, Robert Chris
tie, Thomas Mccain, George Wiglcy,
James Wilson, of Eli, Tai DAVIS, William
Foley, Ashford Trail, Samuel Johnson,
district No. A. Thomas Engleby, and B.
F. Filler.
TRIAL Upon A REFUSAL TO PAY
ToLL.-George Beeghley, driver of
Emanuel Gnagey's team, drove
through the toll-gate west of Frost
burg on the Goth and 9th of Febru-
airy, refusing to pay the usual toll.
Edward Donahoe, Superintendent,
brought the matter before Justice II
r. Atkinson on Tuesday. Beeghly
appeared and admitted the charges
made of violating the statute prohib-