Frostburg mining journal., 1883-05-12

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this "pay."
NEXT Saturday, 10th inst., is the
date fxed for the meeting Of the
County Executive Committee of the
National gresnback labor party in
this place.
APPOINTMENT OF REoEIvERs.-Iu
accordance with petition fled April
%, by Charles F. Small, George NeH,
John Cope and Richard H. Jsffries,
late employees of Messrs. Thomas Fl.
Paul & Son, Messrs. j. H. Gordon g.
Son, of Cumberland, have been ap-
pointed by the court receivers of such
personal effects of the firm as may be
in this county. In their answer to
the petition Mesars. Paul & Son ac-
knowledge their indebtedness to said
Small and others, amounting to $i67.
Col. CorELAND's next Lecture,
"Soms Mistakes of Bob," is reply to
Col. Robert G. Ingersolls Lscture,
Some Mistakes of Moses" 1t is
understood that much of Col. Inger-
soils logic is turned against him and
his theory, and ia the hands of Col.
Copeland, himself a master of ridiculs,
there is hard time ahead for bob"
Col. Copeland's Lecture will be given
in Odd Fellows Opera House Tues
day evening, May 22d. His previous
success warrants an overhowing house.
ORPHANS CouRT.-At the Reasion
Friday Of last week Elizabeth A.
Balls, guardian to Mary H. and Flor
ence Duckworth, settled her first ac-
count.
The last will and testament of Pres.
ley G. Thrashsr was fled for probate
and record.
Tuesday.-Margaret Hartman, ex-
ecutrix of Joseph Hartman, deceased,
settled her first and final account.
Letters testams ntary were granted
to Winfield s. Trimble on the estate
of Enoch Trimble, deceased.
"LET US TALK ABOUT THE WEATH-
ER."-Vennor's forecast for next
week, beginning with to-day, is as
follows:
12.-Warm and summe r-hke weather
generally.
18.-Warm, but too dry-bush fires in
Canada. Windy.
14-Windy, with scattered showers.
15-Warm, dry weather north-rains
west ani south.
6.-Thunder.storms and sultry weather.
Rains.
17.-Hot and sultry, with thunderstorm
and wind storms.
1s.-Warm and sultry, with frequent
storms
The Signal Service prediction for
to-day Saturday is cool, fair wea ther
GEORGES CREEK Coal Weekly
Statistics of Shipme.ts.-Thc record
Of shipments from the mines of the
Georges Creek coal region for the week
ending Saturday, May 9th, 1888,
closed as follows
Total tons for week .......... 1876
year.. 6Sl Az
Increase over corresponding Pc
riod last year. ar................ 205,674
Total tons to B. s. o r. for week 81 ,454
Z" {" l." year 444,s2O
Increase over corresponding Pc
riod last year ............. 4S,483
Total tons to c. so canal for week 1885
Z" year 110,597
Increase over corresponding Pc
riod last year. 49,. ...... -. 1O6,Oss
Total tons to Pa. r. for week.. 9,407
{" :" year.. =. 1895
Increase over corresponding pe-
rlod last year ar................. s1,154
Total tons shipped over G. & P. r.
for week. 3O,G44
Over same for year ........ .... 463, ,49O
Total tons shipped over G. G. s.
G. R for week. ek................ 13,444
Over same for year. .......... 1877, ,494
Heaviest shippers last week
/, Consolidation. .(tons). ..... 9,64s
2, Maryland. ... ...... 5,7SS
3, American. +" ....... 5,742
4, w. Va. Central. ....... 5,639
8, Hamp. & BALTIC. ....... 4,744
6, Georges Creek. ...... 4,O21
None of the others shipping over 1000
tons.
Heaviest shippers this year
/, Consolidation. (ons). )....... 1891
9, w. Va. Central. ...... 89,5S0
3, Georges Creek. ....... 75,S86
4, New Central. -. -. 6S,4l2
5, hamp. &c BALTIC. ....... 54,392
6, Maryland ..... ....... 52,G37
7. American .... 51,59S
None of the others shipping over 90 600
TONS
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