Frostburg mining journal., 1883-05-05

D, American. ..... ....... 4oU6
4, Hamp. 8 BALTIC. d" ...... 4,533
5, Maryland. ..... ....... 4,449
9, Georges Creek. ...... 4,015
None of the others shipping over 1000
tons.
Heaviest shippers this year
l, Consolidation. .(ions). ...... 115,287
2, W. Va. Central. ....... 1891
8, Georges Creek. ...... 71.8l5
4, New Central. -. 60,S57
None of the Others shipping over $4,000
tons F.r:iS.. ggurs.,.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ENTERPEIsgs--Mr
A A. Rogers bss recently turned
ev rything in his gallery upsi.s dow n,
dust d, eansed, painted, and then
set them IN order again bright and
prim as new nickel. He is very
anxious 10 10 business satisfactory to
ver} body, including himself, aud
lays considerable stress upon light
ainp process tor taking pictures W ich'
hs SAYS cannot be found bstwesn Bal.
t,more and F,ostbutg. He il other
wise equipped with instruments o!
the latesr dssign and pow sr. In the
sands of himself and his skill.ul as
slstant. Mr.. b. G. Wilson, the house
is able to turn out w,rk equal to the
most artistic anywhere.
NARROW ESCAPE The Baltimore
Herald reports that while driving
Wednesday DR.. John Nstf, we'll
known physician OF the northwssts rn
section OF the city, narrowly ercaped
meeting with . serious accident.
Just as he was driving past the inter.
section of McCulloh and McMecbin
streets, the front axle br, ks and the
doctor was thrown out, falling hssvi-
ly u; on his left log, Fortunately he
was but slightly hurt. The car riage
had just undergone repairs and We'd
nssday was the 6rst time it had been
used aince." DR.. NeG is son of the
late John Neff, of this place.
AT the session of the orphans
court Tuesday Watson J. Piper
guardian to ]. X. W. Piper and Ed
ward D. Hurley, settled his eighth
account.
The last will and testament oi
James Kight, deceased, was admitted
to probate and record.
Letters of administration, with the
will annexed, were granted to Jacot
s. Jameson and Gilmore s. Hsmill
on the estats Of James Kight, deceas
ed, bone $4,000.
DEATH.-Mrs Simon Arnold. o.
Lons coming. died in that place Wpd.
ne.day AMI was buried here yesterday
afteru. on.
Mr.. Presl " Thrssher, father.in Law
f RoIert Tenant, Esq , of Eckhart
died In Cumb, rlaad Tuesday OF cancer
Of ths stomaca. The remains were
brought to Frcsfhnra Thurs lay snt
l,i to rest IN AleGsny ceme'ety.
Mira Ma H. Perry, wife 81 Jane,
NJ Percy, formerly If Frrsttu 4 and
stteswa'S ol Cuml erlaud. died Thurs
ioy At b resi encs IN Csnnellsyille
SOME MlsrAKEs OF Bc4. '-An.
,t5er Lecture By Gil. Copetand,--
Ueds the suspices Of Mountain
Spring Ledge, No. IL. I. o. G T..
Col L F. Copeland, Of Indiana, will
d liver his famous lecture entitled
"Some Mistakes OF Bob, in this place,
Tuesday evsning, May 22i. next
| All who heard 'Snobs aud Snobtsry'
will OF course go--snd take their
friends with them.
TRREx Score AND TEE.-Justice
0 &. Barchns. Of Barton, died at his
residence in that place Friday of last
week, aRed seventy yenrs. he form.
erly resided in Frostburg and wa,
buried in this vicinity on Saturday
In staging days he was driver on
the National road. Later he was q
magistrate, a position held many
years.
ALONG with the introduction of last
years straw hat comes the news of 1
Cumberland sunstroks. This case
we trust, is not half so serious as the
Baltimore Sun-stroke which fell OF
this region yesterday.
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ERRoR.-The dates. on the outsid,
of the paper should be May 5, no
May z. Our foreman by mistak,
consulted the calendar for April in