Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1883-04-21

that building next week. He pro.
poses making it the best skating hall
in this section.
IMPROVEMENTS -Jacnb Llewe' lyn
has completed a two.story frame
dwelling on Hill street, Fl. W Wae
nsr, C, ntractor.
A two st ry l6x35 frame hull ing
has been C .mpIetei at the south 81 d
of B VERY bv A F HUI berts"n.
Work donr manly bv Linn -elf.
Alex. T R'cknnr, builder, has IL
up II s'or frame alhl',' n u Peter
E.ga"'s resi- ien"e on BowAry.
A t'w Years gr'sth Ut he t. ees
Ian Ell in front lite VI E hnrr!
WIZ AID greatly TO tn beauty OF I.
.oc4 ty Ttey ara aeil Iio,. ct, d
a. sin-t varda ism ard shorld :eElAin
no 10 some lime.
The home u ore / of the late n
N It On Main street, tie ngl e t. ] +.
NJ. Gorsnch, is un ergning reia,rs by
A ]. Wilson. The old porches
have been removed, the front being
replaced ly neat porticoes. New
outbuildin-s are also going up anu
other minor improvements are con
temrlated.
M. Youngerman has made sonic
material changes fol the better in his
yards Oh Broadway.
The north room of the Ravenscraft
building on Broadway is being fitted
up, it ID said, for 4 saloon. The
Sample room" firm adjoining has
disappeared.
NJ. Rudda has put new front in
his loot and shoe store, Main street.
S3me repairs and improvem -nts
are going on at Ros er's photograph
gallery, J. n. Carson, plssterer, in
charge.
The yard trees of the Catholic
Church and pastoral residence have
been trimmed &C as to make their
usual neat and pretty showing mex
GUNNER
Like "Phoeniy.' the 7 legar Gaf
DIN buildings b.ave "risen from he
a hes, more cummodious than before.
La the new ed fee the length has
been increased to 10 feet and width to
"a, The whole in one apartment, af-
fording more space for plants as wei
as convenience Of visitors and man
agemeat, The house will be well
stocked with, Aowers, etc.. aud will
b. so kept. Outside the facilities FIR
growing ar" augmented, the soil nat
| all? becoming softer and lighter
vita eacn years cultiva gu rne
pr RE or, w. Fl Evans. mi rms us
That in adilt on 10 tie proy os-d III
sup ly OF flo err, plants, etc, thet
We etables in ason, iresn FROM he
sronnd will be fur ished Il, incr. AZ
ing obund ce vii the imI r v, i
d 'rtati II nnu"y rc'uiug Hi-
INA az. +, C'E' Oh RE Sp ell ,ethew
far ~ A o ~, G-..ral OF I'm,
n.ne .ml 7 esl,i..nt Lincoln al.
minlstr iiot, Il An e.. III gatl :
u. and able To make h. mo., OF hla
orpoIn nj, iss u VIII ~ Tire ent. r
Iai e xaIlI II bv III Ev.rs Ia tie
bu il!S, ard ,ebii ding ni III $ sia' :
H.. g mar ia ahd ought
T. he aast, lled r, r,tian. @ com
m"nsuiae with his mos atl,y t."
sni ply cubic neecs intiis hue.
lnlhg- conueetlo1 1t ahoIl be 4te,i
.,n'i re Rsf'ieuA, Hitherto Isolated
f"a public thoroag FIVE and ap
rioac"sble oajy by ia h., bas Tee
made easily accessible b, the sstab.
iishment of the new GERMANTOWN
road. The advantage to Mr.. Evans
as one of tLe most persistent promo
tiers of the road thus secured is incl
dental, as the prime object of the
thoroughfa!re was to shorten distance
between Borden Shaft and the Gene
terry and to open Grahamton to pub
lie access fir north and south.
John Johns was placed in charge as
supervisor. How well the money
allowed him was expended will stand
the mott searching scru tiny. A good
solid, smooth grade and substantial
bridge 8, built above high-water marx,
consti tute the foundation OF one of
our fl ture drives. -