Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-04


the aaid corporation or corporations
may designate, to act as policemen
for tho protection of the property CT
said corr oratiou or corr cra'ions, and
for the preservation of Eeaca and
good order on their respective prem
lses, railroai trains o. steamboats,. y
The psl:ce appointed are to be paid
10y the oompsries and wear a badge
except when or detective duty.
IL our advertising columns SUPER
,ntendeot Blattau. o. the Cumberland
Telephone Company, sdvertises for
bids of chestnut Telegraph Foirs.
HE Niusrs' Zee RI, Of s3eo.tdele,
Pa, has lately been enlarged and
otherwise grvatly improved. We wis
the spicy little joarna' great success.
New HEARsE.-Kr. @. F. Nickel
las recently purchased = very hand
some hearso for his undertaking dc
partment. 1t bss French plate lass
siaeu wits h2ls oval bsck, and is
richly mounted with Silver. plated
easings.
The ground hog saw his shadow on
the snow Tbursdsy morning am Mr..
McCarisl hio on the face Of the edi-
oriai columns Of The Valley Times.
As cotsmporaEeous svents they argue
the approach of wretched season OF
weather and reform.
CRUSHED TO DEATH.--Tues lay
morning Edward Bsrth, a freight
srskamaa on tho CuSsbs land and
Pennsylvania railroad, wtilo va king
on top of house cars at Payne Spring
siding, Cumberland, foil between the
cars sad ass crushed 10 death. He
lived at NJ. Savage. was % years
old and unmarried.
RELIaIoUs.-Ths series of revival
mt etinsu in course at the English
Luthsras Church progresses with
marked results. II is not known when
they will close.
At tbs NJ. E. Church much saccess
nas bsen achieved, and the meetings
cout!nue with interest unab&ted.
Revival services continue also at
the NJ. E. Church, South.
Rev. Ftank G. POI ter, pastor Of the
Nj. E. Church at Rawlings Staten,
occupied the N. T. pulpit of this
tosn Wednesday evening.
TEE Cumberland girl is res sing
from that rad mistake last summer.
S. - hsd gems 10 the rise 10 g.g some
6,h. Arr ing, she pulled OF her
shoe4 and stock.t g., hung them IN a
sycamora, yadrd II, and in the sn-
certain light Of the moon soon discov-
ersd a loader, 40 she thought.
Sha balanced hsra II, took ai,n, let
fl, sud gigssd her cwn dear Zig toe.
She mrnsElsd out ae b,sa she con d,
but ths .yoan1ors had toTpied ever
aud the force Of gravity carried her
.Sot sesr to the bottom CT the depths.
ELECTION OF OPFIC2Rs AT the
2npsal nssting Of TIE Young Men 8
Christian Association, o! this y ace,
held in fheir 70 III ia Besll's auiId ng,
TIE following Ulcers were Gle led tc
serve this year:
Praetdent-C. Roberts.
Vce-P, eaidsst-J. P. Smith
Hcv-aiag. Se,rstafy-David H Il.
Aae;uttrs Ssoretary--JHhn A. Thomas.
TREASURER gar Walsh.
C@aiar,aa Of Gosp.l Committec--Thomss
Rose.
Chairman Of Financial Commit CIV.
McLuckie.
Chairman Of Vs,tation and Tract Con-
7.,itse-. John Hart
Chairman Of Axsic Committee ees d.
Rces.
MARKET NoTEs. The following
quotations partially represe 1t the cost
# livirg IL this 30 ton:
-Four, u barlcl........$ z 20 @ 5 s %
Corn Meal, y 100 ibs... rs
Bran, e. 25
IRISH Potatoes, % bushel 80 q go
U.rn, 80
Al ples, rs 90
Oats, 80
Hay, y ton. 10 90 a go 90
Bacon--Shoulder u ID 100 II
-SidGs, 1870 10