Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-04-07

organ of our cOunty-that a stock com
nanv be organized to start a paper.
placing men in charge of it who are in
possession of intelligence. brains.
honesty and energy enough to give
somc attention to the interests of
those who support them. PARIS.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
icE"o'cieoigme"t.-Virginia Page.
the youngest member of the JOURNALS
staff, was the recipient Monday of the
handSomeSt Easter egg it has ever
been our fortune TO see. One of Iona
conings faireSt daughters thus remem
bers this great paper.
Changed His Ndme-Fridav of I,st
week the Circuit Court passed Il decree
changing the names Of Thomas Terrell
and family, of this place, to Bath.
Terrel's father died when he wa>
'sng, and his mother married again,
since which time he has been known
by the name Of his stepfather, Barh.
d. w. Sloan was his attorney.
Tie H"cii"m- The municipal el,r-
tion of Monday WAS II quiet affai,
Only one ticket in the field. and onl,
lr6 votes polIed. The returns are a.
below:
For N'yor-Joseph Jandorf. ...,..... lib
Henry J. Powell ... l67
tonhcdHtcnI -iienry Otfman. l67
t-Hen"y Morgan. .lGC
The gentlemen named. with MpsSrs
Thomas Hill, John l.. Porter and join,
Cook, hold-over Councllmen, will con-
Stitute the new Council.
Medic"t Items. --Dr. Timothy Grit
fifth, late Of Utica, n. Y, has Joined
DR. j, J. Jones. of this place, in tn,
practice of medicine. Dr. Il. is a
brother of Mrs Jones.
DR.. p. a. Michael has removed tenn
porarily to the Frost mansion. Hi.
office remains, however, in the annex
to the Armstrong residence on Broad
way.
DR.. John Price, late of Baltimore.
has located here for the practice of his
profession. He is brother of DR.. A. .
B. Price, and will assist the latter.
appointments. A telegram from
Hon. John \. Benson Monday after
noon informed the JOURNAL that "all
the appointments had been confirmed. -
Later advices show that the following
are among the number:
J,stjces ofte Peoce.-W Westcrnport-Wo
ington Montgomery, George W Sheetz
Barton-William Birmingham, Patrick Cad
den; Homecoming, No. 1O-C. s Murphy.
August EiChhOrn, 15-D. l.. Shue, John
Ryan; Frosthurg No. III. r. Atkinson.
Clayton PurneIl; 20. J. Moat, Noah
Trimblc; Mt. SavaGe-Joseph c. Smith,
James Warren.
registrars. -Wcsternport-John Hooking
Barton-Michael Naughton; Homecoming,
No. l0-John Coburn; 15-Michael Nolan ;
Frostburg, No. 1l--W. G. Boughton: 12-
John W. Arnold; Mt. Savage-James
Stephens.
Notary Pa5ic-Frostburg Thomas G.
Porter.
.Ad0ut Real Estate.-In a discussion
this week of real estate matters with
Frank C. Beall we learned that he is
offering for sale at very reasonable
prices and terms the remaining lots of
Bealfs Addition to the town of Frost
burg, lying between Bowery and Maple
streets, or that piece of land better
known as Beall's Pasture Field.
This affords opportunities well
worth the attention and careful con
sideration Of all parties seeking such
safe investments.
Now is the accepted time to secure
these bargains in lots, as real estate
values are steadily rising.
There are between eighty and ninet>
lots in this tract, and, built up.
would constitute 4 considerable town
right in the heart of the metropolis
a consummation which the JOURNAL
devoutly wishes.
Brerities.-The orders for last
weeks JOURNAL came from far an,
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