Frostburg mining journal., 1882-11-11

Tuesday, November fta, 1857, Of
apoplexy, Mrs. ANNA WEEK, wife of
Philip Wenk, E q of thi. place, aged
40 wears. 2 months and 27 days.
Thursday, Nov. 7th, 1882, MAGGIE
A ENaLAE, aged 8 years. 6 months
and 27 dAyr, daughter Of DR.. J. ". ].
f .glar, of this place.
The family Of Truman Kemp, Esq I,
lately so unfortunate as to lose four
members by diphtheria, has bsen re-
moved to another dwelling. where. it
is hoped, they will escape further raw
ages Of the dreadful disease.
The death OF Mrs. Wenk, chroni.
cled lsewhers. makes the third OF hei
family lost within few weeks. The
casualuss, as in Mr.. Kemp's case.
though not of the same origin, have
been very distressing. General sym
pathy with each has been called forth
from large surrounding community.
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The old people at Oldtown stick to
the old habit of cutting no ticket.
See returns.
1t woUld seem that not Western
por. ereenhscker has gone to heaven
in the last two years. Mr.. Georges
vote is the same as M. Sener's
Which leads to the remark also that
not single Westernport green hacker
was born between November, 1859,
and November 1861.
The railroad" ticket was elected.
There is a striking similarity be-
tween the force displayed by the
greenbackers in Tuesdays election
and the part Mr.. McComsu will be
able to play in q House overuhslm-
ingly democratic.
It is told that roted official in No.
IL put it out that he was going to
vote certa ticket straight through
A gcol many Of the very "shrewd
es mad- handspring to the other
side of the fence with great a'acrity.
And now it is feared a whole corpora.
tion is Laughing Il, to bust' its
sleeve.
Voter LSti--Four years ago Gar
rs,t gave Peter 2 msjority; this year
| to Blair.
Observing ones knew Tuesday a. m
that Blair was "gons up" Tie op-
position of the Hoffman weigh-ofice,
combined with the favor of the Exec
usive Mansion, will destroy the most
vigorous centensrian on ths continent
GEORGES CREEK Coal Weekly
Statistics of 8h,pments.---The record
Of shipments from the ioines of the
Georges Greek coal region for the wees
ending Saturday, Nov. 4th, 1882,
closed as follows
To'al tons for week .......... 50,656
=" year. ...1,l11 900
Decrease under corresponding Pc
riod last year. r................ 69S,S9O
Total tons 10 B. s. o R. for week 2s,663
/" year 767,244
Deci ease under corresponding Pc
riod last year ............... 387 ,S5l
Total tons to C.& o Canal for week 1s,039
" Z" &" year. 199,57s
Decrease un.ler corresponding pc
riod last year. ....... ...... 215,064
Total tons TO Pa. r. for week. -. 3,28i
4" " year. -. 131,637
Decrease under corresponding Pc
Rod last year. ................. lOl ,56l
Total tons shipped over @. 81 P. r.
for ' eek. 81 45j
Over same for year ..."... 80. 745,S97
Total tons shipped over G. G. &
G. II for week. k................ 10,112
Over same for year. r............. 137,4s7
Heaviest shippers last week
/, Consolidation tons. 15,O5C
2, New Central. :. ....... 5,5sS
3, Georges Creek. " .... 5,1Ss
4, American. 80. ....... 1896
8, Maryland. 49,. ...... 4,57s
Q, Borden. .""... 4061
7, MarylandUnion " ....... 3,031
None of the others shipping over 5000
tons.
Heaviest shippers this year
/, Consolidation. .Qons).. 301 ,37S
., w. Va. Central. " ....... 208,03t
9, New Central. :. :" ....... 1877 7et
4, Georgcs Creek. ....... 100,431
8, Maryland. -. ....... GG,73'
! 0, Maryland Union ....... G6,49t
Z, American. ...... ....... 63,49(
None of the others shipping over $1,000
tons.