Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-02-11

genial doctor whs have been aocus
toned to bis excellent management
as an editor. We trust he will
achieve that success in bis new en-
ployment which his talents and dis.
position merit.
Hon. B. L. Tnrner, of the House Of
Delegates. remembers the JOURNAL
in the way Of numerous documents
Thinks.
Copies of the Governors Message
from Hon. VIM. Brace are also thank.
fully acknowledged.
Mr.. Samuel Smith, of Berkeley
Springs, w. Va, is visiting friends in
this place.
Mr.. Miles Thompson has returned
to Eckhsrt from prolonged stay il
the West.
The Baltimore Telegram of last
Saturday furnishes LENGTHY account
of the brilliant hop rendered by Col
G. R. Hogan, of the Maltby House
to his guests and friends, and which
took place Thursday evening, ID
inst. At least three hundred ladies
and gentlemen participated. The
gallant colonel was highly compli.
ment.d upon the exquisite arrange
mehts and grand success of the hop.
Mr. Frederick Durr left Frostburg
Tuesday fer a trip to Germany and
other countries in Europe.
Mr.. John H. Jones was voted the
gold watch by the Knights of Pythisf
Lodge, of Westsrnport.
Mr.. Levi Conner, the aged mail
carrier of this place, has been quite
i'll for the past two weeks. He has
been employed carrying the mail in
different capacities for over fifty years.
Don't overlook DR.. L. B. Wilson s
new advertisement. He is a first
class dentist and no mistake.
During visit of Cumberland la
dies and gentlemen to Frostburs
Monday evening Mr.. Emory J. Ed
wards lost his rocket-book containing
money and valuable papers. 1t was
found by Messrs. Alex. Tenant and
Lewis Pfsff.
The President of the Board Of
County Commissioners, will at an
early day retire from business after a
long and prosperous career.
Dr. o. T. Mcdonald, of Lonsconing,
was summoned to Baltimore Wednes-
day to attend the funeral of his
mother.
James Little, Esq, has removed his
family from Homecoming to Piedmont,
w. Va. Our sister town loses an ex.
cellent citizen in Mr.. Little.
At the Orphans Court pession
Tuesday the last will and testament
Of Robert Dick, deceased, was id
mitted to probate and record.
Miss Aggie Shannon is lyiag quite
Ill at the residence of her uncle, james
Mclaughlin, E'q.
Mr.. Jason Towles returned home
Tuesday after lengthy visit to the
east.
G. H. Wittig, Eaq., and con George
are visiting relstIves in Bal more.
DR.. D. A. Williams has resumed
the practice OF medicine in Lonaoo-
ming.
Mr.. A. @. Greene, we regret to note,
was again taken ill Wednesday after
noon, the prostration continuing du-
ring Thursday. Yesterday, however,
he was better.
After a residence of thirty. seven
years at Eckhart DR.. M. M. Towrs-
end this week removed to Canada.
His health has been failing for some
time and his removal is largely due to
this fact. He is q physician of long
and successful experience, and all Of
those whom be has SO long served
rart with him with great regret To
his new home and future employment
he carries the good wishes of host Of
Allegany county friends.
| Having cont emplatsd removal for
several months DR.. Townsend short
time ago invited DR.. B. M. Cromwell,
of Albany, Georgia, to succeed to his
practice. DR.. Cromwell accepted on
Thursday he arrived and entered up
Oh his duties. He is brother. in law
Of Mr.. P. L. Burwell, general super
lntendent CT the @. & P. R., and is a
genial gentleman of forty-fve years,
four of which were spent as an army
surgeon and seventeen in the usual
uractice. PARTLY To bepeft his own