Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1885-04-18

day, April =, 1888, Mr.. FREDERICK
BEPLER and Miss MARY j. HART, both
of this place.
AT the brides residence, April 10TH,
by Rev. E. C. Allard, Mr.. MATTHEW
STOKES, of Ohio, and Miss CATHERINE
E. MILLER, of Frostburg.
At st. Michael's pastoral residence,
Tuesday, April IA, 1855, by Rev. V.
F. Schmitt, Mr.. THOMAS LYONS and
Miss CHRISTINA WAGNER, both of this
place.
Changing O,rners.-Since our last
issue the following transfers of real es-
tate have been filed in the clerks office :
A. II. Boyd, trustee, to William
Whitewright, jr., and Francis l..
Leland, property in Allegany county,
$40, $50.
Maria Beall to William Beall, prop
erty near Westernport, $500.
Hillery G. Dawson, executor, to J.
S. Jameson, several pieces Of land in
the county, S3,9oo.
John Pryle, and others to Patrick
Pryle, lot in Frostburg, $340.
Council Pfoceedi,,gs.-Coun met
in regular monthly session Monday
evening.
Outside Of regular routine business
thera Was LITTLE to do
A special election to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the tie at the regular
election was orded for Monday, April
o. Theodore A. Miller, Henry Schaub
and Alexander Griffith were appointed
judges.
An appropriation of $50 was made
to the Fire Department.
A permit was granted Messrs.
Michael & Burton to erect sign
across the pavement in front of their
store.
This is the last month of the Cor
poration's fiscal year. Before the next
meeting the Bailiff must make his final
return. All whose taxes remain I'M
paid are expected to settle duling
April. The time is short but trouble
can be saved by delinquents availing
themselves of the opportunity.
Adjourned to meet at Ct O'Clock, p.
NJ, May 4.
P"b'ications.--The May number Of
Demorest's Magazine is very attractive,
and compares favorably with those
that have preceded it. The opening
article, which is illustrated, "a Halt
Month at Nassau" will be read with
interest. Professor Barnard's serial
ga Strange sGirl," is continued, and
Jennie June contributes an interesting
paper, college Government" There
are several good stories and poems
articles on art, household decoration
and fashion. 1.-THE Worlds Progress
is continued, and the other depart
ments are we'll filed. The fronts
piece is very fine picture of Genera
Grant, one of the most perfect like
nesses ever taken Of this distinguish
ed soldier and ex-President of the Unit
ed States.
Frank Lesie's Sunday Magazine fo
May opens with vigorous article b,
Emily Pierce on "The Church in Mex
ico," in which the history and presen
position Of the Roman Catholic churcl
in that country is graphically describ
ed. This article ought to attract wld
attention. 1t is profusely illustrated
The wandering of the Children o
Israel in the Wilderness for fort,
years form the subject of the fifth art
icls on Bible History. This article ha
nine illustrations. "Flowers at Fun
erals" by Rev. Edward A. Rand, is
short but interesting discussion of tn
subject, and gagged and Fresh," b.
Leigh Norval, will please by its tende
sentiment. "The Continental Sun
day." by William Rossiter, reprinte
from the Nineteenth Century, offers foo
for much thought. Some may con
slider it model, others q warning
DR.. Talmage's sermon is entitle
"Your Pedigree" and in his Editoris
Comments he discusses Dressing fo
Church." "The Spring and Cleanl
ness" The three serial stories al
continued. The Sacred Musician
treat of Madame de Granval and Pro
F. L. Ritter, of Vassar College, an
there is an able article, with portra
of Frederick Chopin. Many of the i
Illustrations are particularly appropriat
to the Spring season, which, thong
long delayed, will surely come. tt
miscellany is, rs usual, abundant an
interesting. Published by Mrs. Fran
Leslie, SO, Sc and 81 Park Place, Ne