Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-04-15

telegram from large operators here
stating their mines were still running
at 55 cents per ton. Matters in
Pittsburg are reported as reaching
crisis.
Clear field operators in Philadelphia
express the opinion that while their
miners intimate desire for an in
crease, they do not mean it. Their
circular is considered weak.
The news of action in Clsaifeld
was received in this region with
lively satisfaction, and it is held that
if the miners over there have the
requisite amount of backbone, the
plans of the companies will be con-
sideratly unsettled and that IS cents
will rule at last.
TIE notice of ths Clearfeld MIXERS
asks for an advance OF Is cents per
ton and other labor in proportion al
SO fer a conference, RAINING on their
own behalf, Messrs. A. D. Farms, O.
B. Sheriff, Isaac Lsney, William Dag.
gan aad John W. Jones. An answer
is expected to-day. The miners prom
ise to abide by the result of the con-
ference.
MARRIED-In Cumberland, March,
1882, at the English Lutheran Par
sonage, BY Rev. Mr.. McAtee, Mr..
WILLIAM B. BAIRD and Miss RUTH
L. WoMsLEY, both of Eckhart.
At tie German Lutheran Church,
Monday evening, April 10, 1882, by
Rev. A. Homrighaus, Mr.. HENRY
MYERS, of this place, and Miss MAR
GRETTA HoAcHLER, of Eckhart.
On the 18th inst, at the residence
OF the officiating minister, Rev. VIM.
Q. Petty, Mr.. ISAAC YATES, of Frost
burg, and Miss JENNIE MYERS, of
Barton.
THE SIoK.-The infant son of Rev.
W. 0. Petty is lying dangerously
i'll.
A little daughter of @. f. Nickel,
ESQ., is quite sick.
Mis-. Jenima Daniels is very i'll
with dip,he,ia at the residence of
Benjamin NJ Thomae, Esq, Welsh
Hill.
DIED.--At his parents relidenee,
this town, Wednesday, April II, 1882,
FREDERICK, aged 4 weeks, infant son
Of John and Mary Wiegand.
In this town, Thursday, April Is,
1882, at his parents residence, WILL
LIAM, aged about 6 years, son of
William and Emma Ssidmore.
The limekiln on the Walnut Lev
el farm ofC M. Graham, Esq, is run.
ming regularly, and about fosty-fye
bushels are being made daily. 1t is
said TO Le a most excellent lime both
for building and farm purposes. This
is the only limekiln in this SECTION.
IF Madame Rumor is correct there
will be boom in the marriage mart
shor:ly in the lower part CT town.
We understand that the German
Lutheran pastor has about four
hymencal knots to tie within the
next thirty days.
FRosTBuRG's PUSH. "A news.
boy has been placed on the G. & P.
railroad train by w. L. Amman, Esq,
Of this place, and will run from here
to Piedmont and return every morn
ing. Our town has now three news
Toys.
New RoAD.-Tha County Commits
s.onera have built a new read from
the New Hope trestle to the main
road. This will be a great ccnve-
nicnce to the residents of Allegany
village and Mo1antown.
THOSE of our young gentlemen who
delight in shooting robins and other
irsactivercus birds should read
what ,ho Allegany Gun and Fishing
Club has to cay to them in another
column.
The Young Mems Christian Asscci-
alton will hold scripture reading in
the English Lutheran Church to.mor-
row Sunday afternoon at 81 o'clock
OWING TO the slim docket the do
mesticated members of the Cumber.
land bar are apprehending a bread
famine.
Some few alterations and repairs
have been made to the fences sur.
rounding the English Baptist Church.