Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1884-12-27

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officer durin. the Reunion.
An official letter from Co. B, Oak
land, to Capt. J. P. Smith, INVITES the
officers and team Of six or eight Of
Co. d to visit that place during the
holidays and contest with correspond
ing number Of Co. B marksmen for
prize to be furnished by the latter COM
pany. The letter includes tho tender
Of a complimentary dinner.
Election Of O1tcers.-At the regu-
lar meeting Of Fraternity Council, No.
$50, American Legion of Honor, held
Friday evening, Dec. 10, 1884, the fol-
lowing persons were elected officers for
the ensuing year:
Com.mander-John Davis.
Vice Communicating Mcmillan.
OyatOr-EnOch elise
Sec,etary-J. N. Zlmmerly
Collector-C. B. Wack.
Tteasurer-George P. Tenant.
Chaplaia-O. c. Dif1enbaugh.
Gnide-Henry W. Wagner.
Warden-J. N. Carson.
Sent,y-W. H. Koch.
Trustees-B. Stern, O. C. Diffcnbaugh and
r. w. Mason.
Representative to Grand Co'mcU-R. W. Ma
son; alternate, George W. Grove.
School Entertainment.--Th Eek
hart Public School closed its second
term Friday of last week with the fol-
lowing programme, which was pleas
ingly rendered. Quite an audience
was present by invitation:
l. Singing, "Gay and Happy" School.
.. Reading, "a Kiss in School," John Ban
natyne.
8. Reading, Somebody's Mother" Lizzie
Cordial
4. Song, "A Boys Best Friend is his Moth
err" Matte Thomas.
5. Reading, "Nobody's Child, " Fanny Gar
rett.
6. instrumental Music, Fairy Wedding
Waltz" Rate Pengelly
7. Reading, "The Curfew," Lula Wilson
7. instrumental Music, "The Black Hawk
Waltz" Matte Thomas.
8. Reading, Mrs. Caudle's Lecture" Agnes
Conner.
10. Arithmetic and Geometry class.
IL. Address by J. Smith, principal.
II. Singing, Say a Kind Word when you
can" School
Georges Greek WEEKLY STA
TIsTICs OF SHIpMENTS.--Ther record of
shipments from the mines of the
Georges Creek coal region for the week
ending Saturday, December 20, 1854,
closed as follows.
Total tons for week. observation-disclosures. 90, 7O7
year .................22,&0 So, 800
Increase over corresponding period
last year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 49,, 537
Total tons to b. & o. railroad for week 81 ,0S2
-" year,, 1903, 6S4
Increase over corresponding period
last year. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1853, i2i
Total tons to G. & Q. canal for week. 10
g g year. 345, $50
Decrease under corresponding period
last year. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 49,, $40
Total tons to Pa. railroad for week >. 2,5O5
50 - g year.. 352, 73G
Decrease under corresponding period
last year Observation-Disclosures. g., 5i5
The Clearfeld output for the year to
last Saturday was 2,7G9,l40 tons, OF
SO, 153 tons behind Georges Creek.
List Of Jnsors.-Judge Hoffman
drew the following named jurors for
the January term OF the circuit court
on Friday last:
w. s. Douglass, William Thomas,
F. C. Beall, Charles W. Myers.
Erasmus Schell, David Shearer,
Charles Forrest, W. j. Bacon.
David Walker, jr., George Miller,
Julius Brinkham, Ebert Wright,
G. w. Price, John A. Fulton,
George W. Burial, William Connolly,
d. A. Wineow, George Weber,
Andrew B. Shaw, Thomas Brown,
P. A. Bier Lewis II. Soyster,
.. e. Bennett Hugh Thompson,
Thomas S. Harris, j. p. Tibbetts,
w. Miner Roberts, John Elliott,
A. J. Ryland, Thomas Fisher,
Joseph Logsdon, W. II. Hamilton,
Andrew Carney, J. W. Evans,
John Kirby, John s. Metzger,
John Chambers, George II. Arnold,
r. III. Burnup John o. Jameson,
John Alderton, John O'Hanlcy,
Jacob Rizer, George McLuckie,
Max. Hamilton, jr., j. II. b. Mahaney,
William Sleeman,. w. II. Shepherd.