Frostburg mining journal., 1882-11-04

At her fathers residence, Borden
mine, Tuesday, October 3lst, 1882,
Mlss KATE KEMP. daughter of Tru.
man Kemp, E.q,, aged 81 years.
At her fathers residence in this
place, Tuesday, October 3lst, 1882,
Miss KATE WENK, laughter of PlilIr
Wenk, Esq, sRed Is years, 8 months
and Is days. Both these Young ladies
were exeml lazy members of the Re-
formed church. Their untimely de.
cease WAS attended with circumqtan-
ces peculiarly saddening, and a pro-
found sympathy for tho stricken fam
lilies pervades a wide circle of friends
At Borden Shaft, near this place
Sstui day, October 2S, 1882, Mrs.
MARGARET WALKER, wife of George
W. Walker, Esq, aged 70 years,
Mrs Walker was born at Loudon, Pa,
in 1872 her maiden name was Bar
rick. Three sisters and one brother
survive her-Mrs Eliza McI..uL HIN
and Mrs. Sallie Higgins, of Loudon'
Pa, and Mrs. Sussn Hays and Mr..
Leonard Barrick, OF Gettysburg, Ohio
Charles II. Walker (pottmaster,) of
Frosthurg, Md George X. Walker,
Of Elk Lick, Pa, and Mrs. Eva Col
lins, of Meyersdale, Pa, are children
of the de leased. Mrs. Walker was II
lady Of thoroughly domestic habits,
signalling her usefulness by constant
attention to home affairs. Esteemed
for her many virtues by wide ac-
quaintance and beloved by her family
and relatives, the last sad tribute wac
paid Monday by large concouise of
friends who attended her remsins to
interment in Percy graveyard, this
place.
At the residence of Frederick
Mitchell, Esq Eckhart, Nov. |, 1882
HENRY MARSHALL, aged Is years
Deceased was step-son Of Mr.. Mitch
ell and a young man of vigorous con-
stitution and estimable qualities.
On Sunday, October 90, 1882, in
this place CONRAD FRkDERIcK KEEL
ING, son of Lswis and Mary A. Ktell-
ing, aged IL years, 8 months and 2
days.
PERsoNAL.-Meyer Wineland, of
Philadelphia, returped home la we, k
after short stay with his brother,
Marx Winsland, and other friends.
II. Il. Co.born has returned and re-
sumed lusiuess See advertisement.
Hon. Il. Y. Powderly, mayor Of
Scranton, Pa, and G.. M. w. OF the X.
OF H., will speak IN this region on the
2lst aud 22d inst. The peope of
Frosthrrg aud Lonaconing will be
favored with adlIes es upon the
EMISSION Of the knights of Labor. :"
Places and dates will be more partic-
ularly fixed hereafter.
B. 7. Jewell, late of England, has
taken up his residence in Frostburg
and will pursue here bis business Of
merchant tailor. lie ,s u brother in
law of our esteemed tow am n, JOHN
Johns. Note his announcement in
our advertising columns.
Messrs. Blair an McComas met en-
the afternoon train west, G. & 7. roud,
Wednesday. Each gentleman de.
meaned himself handsomely under the
embarrassing ordeal, and, stranger
still, expressed himse t with peri. ct
confidence in his adyices "a satisfied
with the outlook. Candidates are
clever fellows, even with each other,
and, generally speaking, very cheer
full "cusses" at all times.
He walked in yesterday, surprising
us little. We mean r. I. Powell,
Esq. Mr.. P. is clerk in the Pension
department at Washington. Looks
we'll after several months Of city HE.
Likes his work, and we have no doubt
he does it well.
NOTICED in the last issue OF the Frost
burg JOURNAL that 1t attempts to pick a
flaw out of my last letter to the Tribune
a