Frostburg mining journal., 1883-03-10

properties at public auction to day.
They are valuable aad ought to sell
we'll.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
Salem Koontz and other to Philip j.
Ssuter, lot in Homecoming, $l75.
James Buchanan and wife to Percy
Cook, lot in Ellersl.e e, $3.50.
PROMPT AND GENEROUS WoRK.--
Messls. George Zsis and George Reid
ler collected in Frostburg on Monday
last $29 for the suferers by the
Braidwood Oil. disaster, and remit
ted the amount on Tuesday.
Col L. F. Copeland, ol South Bend
Indians, will deliver his great Lee
tnre on "Snobs aud SbobLesy" j.
Odd Fellows Opera House GU he
9th inst Those wuo remain away
viii mis- season of the richest en-.
jos meGt
The water will be turned into
the canal to day. On the 18th,
the date # opening nav CATION, there
will be safficent water to float loaded
boats. The Cumberland Times OF
yesterday says "a large tradeis aatici.
pated by operators and transporta.
tion companies the present season"
TaE Kansas City Times enrols W.
L. Oder, formerly of Frostburg, as
the champion marksman of Western
Missouri" This evening a CONTEXT
will take place between the rife.
teams Of St. Louis and Kansas City,
in which "Will' will enjoy an Cpl or
tunity to shoot against Eastern
Missouri for the championship of the
State.
WITH letter postage reduced to
two cents; money orders TO three
cents on amounts less than S. the
tax abated on bank checks, matches
and cigars, and whiskey locked up in
bond, everybody ought to be happy,
including the topper who would vote
for local option if he had the chance :"
But we'll bet the Cumberland NeaOs
all our salary as an ex, assistant post
master that everybody isn't.
DIED-At Ocean mine, March 9th,
1888, LIZZIE, daughter of William
Fair, aged IL years. The interment
took place in st. Michael's New Gem.
otery Mar,h 7. K. T. p.
In Fioatburg, March 9th, 1883.
Mra. ANNE DoNAHUE, wife of Will
liam Denahuo, native Of County
Carlow, Ireland, aged 81 years. The
interment took place in st. Michael 8
New Cemetery, Thursday, 9Th inst
r. I. z.
ORPHANS CoURT-Falday's Session.
Letters OF admin istration were
granted to Martha Mullen on the es-
tate of Patrick Null n, deceased.
G oree w Ward administration Of
Anna M Ward, who was guaidlan of
Kate M. D., Joha A, Smith w. am
William M. Standd sh, settled al ac-
count.
Tuesdays Session. David Dick,
executor of Robert Dick, sr., dra+as-
sd. settled his firs' and final aa3ount,
F, F D. FfM G,oad Bril- - The
Frostoarg Fire Department nas adj
verified g giapd bal 70 he held IN
Odd Fellows OGsge Honse, third
floor, oh Monday evening. 26th inst.
This l'onaconins and thrsa Cumb4r.
land companies ave heen invited to
ar'lclpste. A good time Is promised E;
HockIngs orchestra wi furnish the
music, and Messra. J. B Carson,
Charles Ssurbaugh, Charles Merrill,
Fraok Spates and D5ni. Scaliey have
charge of the arrangements.
The TELEPHoNE.-I is said Il at
Mr.. P. L. BArsell. general auperln-
tendent of the Cumberland and Penn
sylvania railroad, contemplates estab.
fishing telephone line between the
business centre Of Frostburg and the
depot. The idea is mosi excel lent.
A vast amount of labor and expense
to our merchants ca. be curtailed in
this way, and we hops the Superiu-
tendsnt will be able to provide con-
venience and accommodation so de.
s.rable.
The telephone line between Pied
mont and Pekin is about complete d,
filling the gap b4tween Cumberland