Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-07-04

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operated by the Savage Mountain fire.
brick company, near this place, from
35 to 30 cents per ton, the miners, SIX
in number, came out Tuesday, June
Both. Work has been stopped at the
friedrich works presumably on account
of this action of the miners.
Married.-On Sunday, June 2Sth,
1885, at the English Baptist Church,
by the pastor, Rev. Edward c. Allard,
Mr.. DANIEL LANCASTER and Miss
MARTHA JENKINS, both of this county. |
In st. Michaels Church, this place,
by Rev. V. F. schmitt, Tuesday June,
80, 1885, Mr.. JAMES ALDEN DILLON, of
Eckhart, and Miss MARY KIRBY, of
Vale Summit.
At the parsonage of the Methodist
Episcopal church, by Rev. W. T. L.
Weech, Thursday, July 2, 1885, Mr..
SALEM HUMBERTsoN and Miss RACHEL
A. CooNbE, all of this vicinity.
Personalities Carrie Frost, of
Rawlings, is visiting friends in this
place.
Misses Gertrude Barnard and Beulah
Isaacs, of Cumberland. are visiting
friends at Borden Shaft.
Mrs. L. T. Dewitt, having returned
to her home in Westernport, is still
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manchester, of
Providence, R. l., are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. D. G. Percy.
Miss Matte Martin, of Keyser,
W. Va, is a guest of the JOURNAL.
Consolidation Coat Company
A0airs.-The residence of Superin-
tendent Randolph has been handsome
ly reprinted by W. Scott Burton.
The Office of the company has been
removed from the residence to the
''Tunnel House," near the depot.
The large ventilating fan, the first
introduced in the region has been erect
ed at Hoffman. The tests so far are
satisfactory. 1t is 20 feet in diameter,
with vanes 7x5 feet. 1t is proposed to
run it at 60 revolutions minute and
it will exhaust 100000 cubic feet of
air per minute. 1t will be operated by
q special engine Of about 60 horse
power. The location is near the foot
of the old slope.
Changing Ocners.-Since our last le-
port the transfers of real estate named
below have been filed:
VIM. r. Percy to Masonic Hall Associa-
ton, of Frostburg, Md, lease of lodge room
on third floor Of building, corner Main street
and Broadway, in Frostburg for term of 10
years at a rental of 500 per year.
Mary E. Murphy and James H. Murphy to
Isaac Miller, property near Midland sS3.
VIM. R. Percy trustee, to Orville J. Moat,
lease for 99ycars of the 'Pauls Opera House."
on Main street, Frostburg, at 5000 per year.
Orville J. Moat to w. Il. Percy, trustee, the
''Paul's Opera House, property in Frostburg,
5000.
Samuel II. Albright and others to Catherine
Ilte, property in Ellerslie S2l5.
Andrew T. McLuckie and others to Francis
w. Larue property in Mt. Savage, known as
lot No. 43 on the plat of said town, as laid out
by Thomas Perry, trustee, $75.
William r. Percy to Marian Paul, prop
erty lying near the Cumberland and Pennsyl-
yania railroad depot in the town of Frost
burg, being part of a tract Of land called
Paris" $3.50
Brerities.-An Interstate confer
ence of temperance workers is in
session at Deer Park.
The original article entitled elbow
Messages are Transmitted by Tele-
graph" will appear in our next issue.
The cornerstone Of the new colored
NJ. E. Church will be laid in Browns
vile, the colored adjunct of Frostburg,
on the 18th inst. For particulars read
the pastors advertisement.
A poetic correspondent makes an is
sue Of the juvenile expense matter,
and, speaking for the girls, lays out
a good case in their behalf. Being
very friendly to the girls ourselves, we
give the cifusion place on our fourth
page.
We Here promised the duta for 4 no
tirc Of the death Of Mr.. David Tennant
Percy at Barton, w. Va, Monday,
bat up TO press hour they had not AZ
rived. Deceased WAS brother of
Mrs. Sarah Sloan, of Homecoming, and
had many relatives in this section.
The remains were inferred in the Per-
cy gravey ard, this place. Wednesday
Big preparations going for grand
picnic in Winebrenner' grove to day
by the large Catholic congregation.
a six-year old boy of B. Carson was
severely bitten i'll the side by dog on
Thursday.
Mr.. Buckley wants to rent u dwelling
house i'll a pleasant neighborhood.
The property of W. II. LeFcvre, oc-
cupled by William Payne, has been
improved by new fence in front.
A fourth of Tuly cannon will 10 |