Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-04-08
REMovALs.-Dr. A. B. Price has ia

REMovALs.-Dr. A. B. Price has ia
ken the house occupied by W. R. Coy
nsr, Esq, and the latter gentleman
removed to the Getzendanner hous
vacated by DR.. Price.
DR.. J. J. Jacobs has removed his Of
fee from Paul's building to the old Of
fee of DR.. Gstzsndanner.
William NcLuckie will shortly 70
move to Bowsry street near the bridR.
and James Hawke will occupy tn,
house ON Mechanic street vacated by
Mr.. NcLuckis.
O. Snyder has retired from the "a
loon business and removed to his new
residence on Main street near the
south eastern limits.
Richard Dyer has removed his sa-
loon to the corner Of Main and Water
streets.
John Conrad has removed to hi,
property on Mechanic street, and Full.
Ter Bernard has gone to the building
vacated by Mr.. Conrad on Broadway
Frank Schaub goes to the house
formerly occupied by Robert Tenant
on Taylor street and Mr.. Tenant will
occupy his own house on Ormond
street which Mr.. Hawke vacated.
Mrs. Margaret Fsllon moved into
the Schaub building on Main street.
David G. Fatsly removed to Gum.
bsrland Tuesday and John Ravens.
craft took possession Of the Standish
mansion vacated BY the first-namsd
gentleman.
Savage has gained q valuable 40.
QUESTION to its numbers in the person
Of Mr.. David Thomas who removed
there Tuesday. James Bowen has
gone into the house recently occupied
by Mr.. Thomas.
Chris Shrivsr goes to the lower de-
pot in the white house.
IMPRovEMENTs.-Landlord Lynch,
Of the st. CLOUD Hotel is having
a substantial fence built on the
ground adjoining the hotel.
The trustees of the NJ. E. Church
at recent meeting decided to make
certain improvements in the parson-
age. They have been busy putting
up new fence in the rear Of the
church and house.
The dwelling and grounds of Mr..
Byard Parker have been greatly i'm
proved lately by the addition of new
fence, steps, &c.
Thomas G. Dillon has had the in
terror of his pool and billiard parlors
beautifed with paint and kalsomine
and the addition of handsome crstonne
curtains. The pool and billiard ia
bles have been reftted with cloth,
pockets, &c.
CLOSE OF THE FIRST YEAR.-With
the last of March the telephone COM
pany of this county closed its first
year. During the period named
it has progressed wonderfully and
the work is increasing daily over the
wires. Last month there were Sill
calls and connections made through
the central Office in Cumberland, show
ing that l7,422 persons convsrssd
through this medium. A large mum.
Der of private wires were added
during the month and everything
is going along smoothly to the gratifi.
cation of the Superintendent.
NEWSPAPER SHARKs.-Newspa per
sharks-that is, that class who take
paper for . number of years and
skip without paying for it-ars re.
minded by contemporary that "ths
new postal law now makes the taking
Of a newspaper and the refusal tc
pay the same, theft; any person gull
ty Of such an action is liable to GRIM
inal proceedings, the same as if he
had stolen goods to the amount o.
subscription" A New York paper
has already commenced suit agains,
several subscribers for such an offence
MOUNTAIN FIREs.-Last Tuesday
evening Dams Mountain, lying in
southeasterly direction from the town,
presented beautiful sight from the
fire which was raging amcng the
trees growing on its brow and slopes
Numbers of acres of poplar, spruce
and chestnut were swept away by
the fire. 6snd and for time it threat
ened several dwellings lying at the
base of the mountain.
INFORMATION has been received
here from the TT. s. Hospital Bar.