Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1886-01-16

Verely bitten Thursday by dog be-
longing to John Wambach. The
child's shoulder and back were painful.
ly lacerated.
Religious. - The fourth quarterly
meeting for Frostburg NJ. E. Church,
South, will be held to morrow (Sun-
day. The presiding elder will be
present. The NEE ting will be pro-
tracted for some time. During the
week Rev. Henry Homan will assist.
Firemen's Reunion.-The annual
reunion of the Frostburg Fire Depart,
ment, No. l, was held at Meats Opera
House Wednesday evening. An ele-
CANT oyster supper was served, the
covers being laid for 102 ladies and
gentlemen. Among the invited guests
were the Mayor and Councilmen.
Music was furnished by the Hooking
orchestra, and dancing, introduced by
the grand march with As couples. fol-
lowed the supper. The affair was a
grand social success. The committee
Of arrangements was composed of
Alfred Jeffries, Frank Spates, Joseph
Bear, Edward Michael and Charles
Hamill. The caterer of the occasion,
John Chambers, acquitted himself
handsomely.
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The county commissioners adjourn
ed Tuesday to meet Friday, Feb. -.
During the day they appointed road
supervisors aud named appropriations
as follows:
LEGISLATIVE RoAD.-First Dirision-Bar-
rellvile to Frostburg, Tai. Davis, supervisor,
appropriation, $500.
Second DieiSiou-Frostburg to Ocean, Jethro
Jettries, supervisor, appropriation, $3.50.
Third Division-Ocean to centre of Bridge
street, Homecoming, Lloyd burst, supervisor,
appropriation, $3.50.
FounM Division-Centre of Bridge street.
Lonaconing to Westernport, Samuel S.
Warwick, supervisor, appropriation, S40o.
NATIONAL RoAD-Iirst Dirision-Ci of
Cumberland to 5-mile post, Jacob indeman
supervisor, appropriation, 5000.
Second Extraordinarily post to West end
ofCarysviile bridge, John Loeber, supervisor,
appropriation, $500.
THGu Diyision-West end of Claryvlle
bridge to Garrett county line, Andrew Smeltz
supervisor, appropriation, $500.
The following are the road supervi-
sors for the districts named:
Ramlings-A. J. Hershberger, Elijah Wig
field, Lynn Hutson, II. r, Dayton, p. B.
Llewellyn.
Weaernport-Patricll Dayton, Andrew Pat
rick, A. Merrill.
Bayton-William Orr, ST., Samuel Miller,
William H. Miller.
Lonaconi"g-No 10, James Knepp, John
Dye John Llewellyn, N. II. Meese.
Frostbury-No. II. John b. Cutter, Benja-
min Mallen, Jethro Jeffries. No. -, David
Plummer, Wesley Loar, William Lewis John
Mcfarland.
ut. sapage-W. W. Porter, James Pratt,
George Wilhelm, John Enge, Theophilus
Lewis Leo Logsdon, John Mattingly.
Personal-J. 7. Taylor, formerly
of the Cumberland Times, is managing
editor of the Romney LntelHgencer. He
is clever, able, Industrious, and will
stir things in Romney.
John Il. Hart, with George S. Row
botham, lately at Oil City, Pa, is at
home among friends. Among other
pleasant stories of his absence he tells
of the marriage of Harry B. Smith,
Mr.. Rowbotham's step'son, we'll known
here, and Miss Lizzie TRULY, of Free
port, Pa. Jack says the occasion was
chang and no mistake.
Some apprehension was felt last
Monday concerning the safety of Ed
ward Hutson, who was seen Saturday
during the storm endeavoring to
make his way to Cumberland. He
turned up in Meyersdale, however,
with both hands badly frozen. A card
from that point, written on the 18th,
informs us that the physician fears that
Mr.. Hutson may have to lose the four
fingers of his right hand.
Miss Leila S. Dean, niece Of N. M.
Dean, of this place, who died at her
home, Addison, Pa, on the I'd inst, in
her 18th year, was a young lady of
more than usual attractiveness. sd.
NJ" writing in the Meyersdale Com
mercial, pays a beautiful tribute to her
memory.
H. b. Colborn was called to Somer-
set, Pa, yesterday by the serious ILL
ness of his father. Hon. A. j. Colborn.
The bans of marriage between Mr..
John Chambers and Miss Mary
McAllster, both of this place, were
published by Rev. V. F. Schmitt,
pastor, in St. Michael's Church last
Sunday. The happy event will occur
about the Goth inst.
A similar proclamation will be made
tomorrow for the last time in the
same church for Mr.. Peter Scal!y and
Miss Ella Lyons, also of Frostburg,
and the probabilities favor next Tues
day as the delightful day.
Mrs. Zeck and two children, Fred
and Pansy, of Grafton, W. Va, are