Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-05-13

| DIED-At his late residence il
Eckhart, 9th inst, Mr.. CHR IsToPHEI
NIooLAI, aged go years. The de
ceased died from the effects ofinjurie'
received last August while mining
He leaves wife and five grown child
rem.
In this town, Tuesday, May 9th
1882, M s,HENBIETTA ARNOLD, aged
6S years.
MARnIED-.In Homecoming, Monday,
May s, 1882, Mr.. DENNIS CovENY, of
Flintstone, and Miss Resi- REvANs,
of Homecoming. The bride was q
great favorite in Frostburg.
At the residence Of the groom q
parents, in Frostburg, Tuesday even
ing, 9th inst, by Rev. P. L. Harrison,
Mr.. W. AUGUST KRIELINa and Miss
BERTHA A BIDD1NaToN, both Of this
place.
The democrats of CHAMBERLAIN d have
nominated Alex. NcFerl an for Mayor,
Horace Realey for Clerk, and w. A.
Withers, G. M. Rawlings, J. T. Dixon,
Thomas Connell and +. X. Millman
for members of the City Council.
The Cumberland bah received stag
gering blow, and the Mat 1873 votes
out of nearly 600. Its chances in the
republican convention, fixed for yes
tel day, were probably no better.
PERsoNA1.-The Rhine beck IN. "
Gazette, referring to the accession OF
Rev. D. L. Mackenzie 10 the Luther
an pastorate of that town records the
following from the Van Vert (Ohio)
Bailetin:
-Four years Easter Sabbath, Rev. d. l..
Mackenzie has been among us as pastor
OF st. Marks Evangelical Lutheran Church,
and in that time he has won hosts OF
friends as minister, u gentleman, citizen
and neightor, always ministering to those
in search of truth and C, eering word to
the Respondent Alw, Us enterprising by
giving aid where it was calculated 10
build up our town, in the way of money
nd .p s,,HY hpt - l. hat
on Easter Sabbath he would sever his con-
nection with his church here and accept q
call TO Rhlnebeck, N Y, large congre-
CATION gathered TO hear his last sermon in
this place, which was bCth effective and
impressive. In the evening the Sabbath
School gave him farewell concert, Rev.
Andrew j, Fish, of the n. E. Church, not
holoing any services in order TO do hon.
age to one he lit 80 much respected as a
brother minister, and long before the
second ell, the Lutheran Church was
packed to ovcrfloui ing, the alsles, the
choir and wherever there was standing
room was taken and hundreds had to go
away, not being able to gain admission.
The exercises consisted of singing by the
school and choir, speaking and remarks
by keys. Fish and Mackenzie, Rev.
Mac Kenzie requesting all the scholars and
children to be good, and fthey were
never permitted to meet again in this world
TO try and meet him in heaven. On Mon
day evening farewell reception was
given them at tho residence of 1lr. and
Mrs. A. Lynch on North Washington
street, and although the bitter cold kept
many away, the Louise and lot were filled
with anxious friends wishing to bid them
farewell and hoping to soon see them re-
turn and make Van Vert their future
home. Never was there such sad par.
ing of friends to their pastor In Van Vert
as this has been.
On Tuesday at five o'clock p. m, the
time which the train was to bear them
away from us, hundreds of his congre-
cation ard friends again called to sec
them take their departure, and but few
dry eyes could be seen in the crowd, q
general hand shaking and God bless
YOU and the train bore them OIL fol
their new home. In this, Van Wert
has lost one of its best ministers and
citizens, and Rhinebeck has gained what
We have lost.
Mr.. William Thomas, one of Frost
burg's boot and shoe men, is visiting
relatives near Somerfeld, Pa.
Mr.. George W. Tenant has beer
visiting his brother, Mr.. Thomas Ten
nant, in Scottdale, Pa, this week.
Mr.. George Fl. Wittig returned
home Thursday morning from a ten
days trip to Kansas. He report,
having splendid time and has pur'
chased in Salina lot adjoining the
Journal Office"
Mr.. J. I. Davenport has been in
Cumberland again. The NeWS pre-
diets genuine sensation" at an
early day.
The genial face of e. Stanley
Hltchins, Esq, of Philadelphia, has
been seen upon our streets this week.
Mrs. shipman and Mrs. zeck, o.
| Grafton. w Va. who have been visit.