Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-11-05

Ihere are several caaes Oh scarlet
fever in Pekin.
Pekin mines are doing very well.
Mackey is furnishing the Pekinites
with fresh oysters.
PERsoNAL.-O. D. Hartzell, Esq,
formerly with Mr.. j. ]. Lobitzell, OF
keystone, Pa, has accepted of a
position with Dilworth Bros, general
grocers of Pittsburg. Pa. We wish
our young friend abundant success in
his new business.
Mr.. Edward Winner, who has
been lying dangerously i'll for some
time past, ia improving.
Mrs. Fanny Bear has gone to Pitts
burg to join her husband who is en-
gagged in business there.
Mr.. Hobart McNeill, of Milwaukee,
Wis, nephew of our fellow-town sman
Thomas Mcneil, Esq, was in town
few days since. He was en- route
for brief visit in Texes.
Mr.. James Little, of Homecoming,
mine boss of the Maryland coal COM
pany for the past thirteen years, ten
dered his resignation last Tuesday to
accept Of position as mine boss of
the Elk Garden coal region. We re-
greet exceedingly to lose such an hon
orable, upright citizen from our coun-
ty but feel assured that what is our
loss in this respect is West Virginia's
gain. Our best wishes 60 with him
to his new field of labor.
Dr.. ]. Ferdinand Saul, the aurist,
has been persuaded by several prom
inent citizens to remain in this vicin-
itv several days longer. Since he
has been among US he has made many
warm friends. The numerous cures
effected by him have been wonderful,
among which we note that of Mr..
Fuller Bernard, whose certificate APP
pears on cur first page, but who has
been cured of catarrh by DR.. Sauls
process. Those of the JOURNALS
readers who arc suffering with catarrh
or deafness should call on DR.. Saul
and be examined before he leaves.
A telegram was received by Owen
England, ESQ., yesterday morning
that his father-in-law, John FL.
Thomas, of Goochland, Court House,
Va, formerly of this place, had died.
Senator'S Bayard and Davis, Gov.
Hamilton of Md, Hon. S. A. Elkins,
G. j. Bayard of Philadelphia, Maj.
Alex. Shaw, Sup't Burwell, Master
of Trantdortation Kenah, Mine In
spector Brown, several members OF
the press, and others, went over the
c. &. P. railroad Wednesday. They
topped at New Hope mine and under
the charge of Superintendent James
B, Thomas and mine boss Benz Thorn
as inspected it. A largo crowd was
at the depot to greet the distinguished
visitors, after short stay there they
went to Piedmont from which they
took an excursion over the completed
portion of the W. Va. Central & Pitts
burg Railway on Wednesday, visiting
Elk Garden and ether points of inter-
est.
Referring to the marriage of Judge
a. J. Wisdom and Mrs. M. 4. Huntly,
on the 10Th of October, 1881. in
Warsaw, Mo-, the Warsaw Times
says:
A gay wedding took place in church
yesterday, Rev. N. j. Ragland officiating.
Miss Maggie Richardson at the organ, and
Hon. A. ]. Wisdom, Of Benton county, and
Mrs M. A. Huntly, late of Frostburg Md,
being the contracting parties. After the
ceremony, and wedding dinner, the
happy couple left on the noon train for an
extended tour to Baltimore, Washington,
and other eastern cities, expecting to be
absent some two or three weeks. The
event is one in which society has taken
great interest, ON account of the respect
and esteem in which the parties are held.
The bride was the widow Of q brave and
talented officer in the late war and is con-
nected with some of the most respectable
families in Maryland. Since her first
arrival here, some months since, she has
had the admiration and love of all with
whom she has come in contact the sweC y
ness of her disposition combining with
the evidences of true womanly worth,
and genuine truthfulness of character to
attract and secure the homage that is
paid to such qualities, ard which they
alone can win.
Judge Wisdom is entitled to tho graft
tudc of our people in inducing her to re.
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