Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-06-10

QUITE q number Of the young men
Of this place attended a picnic up the
National Road about FIVE miles last
Saturday.
SHAD.-Two hundred and fifty-six
thousand young shad were placed in
the Potomac at Davis Bridge, near
Piedmont, W. Va, this week.
MARRIEp-At the residence of Mr..
Henry Brod, the brides father, June
9Th, 1882, by Rev. DIR. Ruhl, Mr.
GEORGE CRUMp and Miss ANNIE M,
BRoD, both OF Borden Shaft.
In this Place, Thursday, June 8
1882, at the residence of the brides
mother, by Rev. A. Homrighaus, Mr..
PETER LEMMERT, of Eckhsrt, and
Miss G. ELIZABETH LUTz, Of this
place.
In this town, Thursday evening,
June s, 1882, by Rev. P. L. Harrison
Mr.. CHARLES WADE, of Frostburg,
and Miss LAvINIA WHITTINGToN, Of
Charlestown, w. Va.
MEETING OF THE ALLEGANY CoUN-
TY MEDICAL STANDARDIZATION 81
Officers Tuesday morning the reg
Mar monthly meeting of the Allegany
county medical society was held in
the City Hall, Cumberland, aud the
following officers were elected:
President-Dr. A. B. Price.
Vice P,estdents-DI's c. II. 0hr and D.
B. Welfey.
REGARDING Secretary-Dr. 0. M. Schindel'
Corresponding Secretdry-Dr. T. NJ
Healey.
Treasurer DR. J.J. Wilson.
Librarian-Hervey Laney, Esq.
The following physicians were cleo
tod members OF the society: G. E.
Owens, of Barton; J. W. Williams,
of Homecoming, and G. @. Jacobs, OF
Frostburg.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hon. Jesse
K. Hines, insurance commissioner,
sends US copy of his annual report.
Mr.. Thoa. E. Watt, passenger agent,
West, IN district. P. r. Co., Pittsburg
Pa, favors us withs handsome pamph.
let OF l76 pages entitled Summer
Exclusion Routes" Those seeking
lake and seaside and mountain re-
orts uia the Pennsylvania railroad
will find in this book all the informa-
ton desired.
Messrs. F, P. Rupert & Son, Of Cum.
herland, have undertaken an enter.
rriee which we hope to see generally
paironized. They began last Sunday
furnishing the Baltimore Sunday "a
err, the American, Day, and Herald
TO the reople of Eckhart, Frostburg
and Mt. Savage. The N sserger was
here last Sunday at 5.45 p. m, and
met with unexpected success. The
JOURNAL was not forgotten. The
Cumberland HAL Of Thursday states
that Pompey Smash, Midland and
Lonaconlng will also be accommoda-
ted. See advertisement.
PERsoNAL.-Mason Hawkins, Esq,
Of Altoona, Pa, and at one time a
resident Of this place, is visiting rela-
tives here.
Thomas Blackley and Thoma.
Munsil, two of kdlothiah's populaI
young men, are now working in the
mines around Carbon, Wyoming
Territory.
August Eichhorn, ST., OF Lonaco-
ming, accompanied with several young
friends was in town Sunday.
Prof. G. G. Mckay, late principal
of the Mt. Savage public echool, left
for his farm In Illinois Thursday.
Rev. J. Ruhl returned Tuesday
from the meeting of the Chassis at
Meyersdale.
DR.. O. H. Getzendanner, rmerly
of this place, has built up a frst-class
practice in Staunton, Va, and is doing
well in every respect.
Robert Haydn, Esq, well-known
in this county, has accepted position
on the Baltimore Day. For some
time he has been employed on the
Baltimore Herald in a reportorial
capacity.
A few weeks ago James Wadliug-
ton, an old gentlemen aged 76 years,
of Hodelstone, England, came to
Frostburg where he will make lis
permanent abode with his daue hit er
Mrs. Howell Powell. The elderly
traveller is hale, hearty fellow and
stood his voyage over remarkably
we'll.
MISS Annie V Wada uhn h. hnen