Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-10-28

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FrOstburg, Oct. IS, 1852.
THE household at the Presbyterian
parsonage rejoioes over the recent ad-
vent Of Juvenile stranger Of the mas
culine gender.
LETTERS of administration upon
the estate of the late Mrs. A. M.
Ward were granted Tuesday to Mr..
George w. Ward.
SHOULD this thing multiply lin the
future as in the past" the woods will
be full of the "best local raper in the
county" See Cumberland Iadepend.
emit this time.
TAKING the enjoyments Of the week
as a sample Of Frostlurgs capacity
for approaching good things, it is very
clear that we should have constant
run Of stage comedies and wedding
receptions.
THE JOURNAL would be grateful to
families where deaths occur to furnish
us with data for local mention. 1t
will be little or no trouble to those
holding primary interest in the mat.
ter, while to us, with secondary con-
corn, it involves time and labor to
look up such items.
IMPROVEMENTS are going forward
in the Percy graveyard with view
to restoring the grounds to their prim-
tive beauty. W B. Baird has charge
of the work.
The setting of shade.trees il the
Methodist church-ysrd is handsome
accompaniment to the splendid edi6ce
A HOPE Nor WELL GROUNDED
The Homecoming correspondent of the
Pittsburg Tribune "trusts that Mr..
Poxderly will visit this region before
election" Since Mr.. P's mission will
be in the interest of the Order of X
of L., he has NC political purposes to
subserve.
AT the annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Hampshire and Balti-
more coal company, held in New York
on the 10th inst, resolution was
passed authorizing the directors to
dispose of the property of the compa-
ny to pay off lite bonded indebtedness,
and the following gentlemen were
unauim ously elected directors: Geo.
B. Sattsrlee, Geo. H. Potts, Henry S.
Henry, James s. Merriam, E. L.
Bodies, Edward oothout; J. George
Rspplier, president.
PUBLIC SCHOOL NoTEs.-Mr Coch.
rsne has been engaged during the
week in the preparation OF his annual
report of school operations.
Frostburg No. has been without
regular first assistant the past two
weeks. When Mr.. Gehman resigned
Miss Jenny Flint was temporarily as
signed to the position She declined,
however, and Miss Adeline Brown, of
the Bowery school, was called upon
and agreed to assist the principal until
the vacancy could be legally supplied.
She entered upon the work Wednes-
day of last week and remained until
Monday, when Mr.. John l.. Kelly,
whose school at Midland has been sus-
pended on account Of an epidemic OF
diphtheria, took the place. It is not
known how long this arrangement will
continue.
Miss Orr has been relieved from
duty at the same school.
Miss Ida Keller filled Miss Brown g
place at Bowery.
Prof. L. H. Gehman left for Gilman,
Iowa, Tuesday. He was accompanied
to the train by numerous friends,
among whom the pupils Of the public
school were largely represented and
from whom he received q pair Of
handsome sleeve-buttons as token Of
esteem. We understand Mr.. Gehmau
has obtained lucrative position al
book-kssper at Gilman.