Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-09-15

very early rlSefS AT ocean mines
may now see the comet in right asccn-
sion 4 hours and 80 minutes declina
tion north 10 degrees 80 minutes For
those who have no telescopes This
means over and Il little to the left of
Pompey Smash.
1ccident-A fall of coal one day
this week on John Nogtman's head
kept him from work several DAYS. II
was II narrow escape.
4 Chdnge in me Personnel. The
Rev. Fathers who will give the mission
in st. Michaol's church are A. NJ.
Clark and A. r.. Nevins.
-hdFfied-At the Lutheran parSon-
age. Sunday, Sept. 9. 1883, Mr.. SAMUEL
NJ. SHEETz and Miss FLORENCE w.
FISHER, Rev. f. G.. Jcssup officiating.
The Uedfhcr-Several beautiful
days have succeeded a long and soak
ing rain which came from the reser-
voirs Of the canopy making things
hum with damp delight.
Must Hare H.-One of the JOURNAL
subscribers at Corning, Ohio, writes
under date of the 10th inst:
Enclosed please find 50. Don't remember
whether this amount is due. If not correct,
send bill and | will remit the balance. bm
do''t .tD'yd to Scnd the paper! | like your
articles ON the labor question. Keep them
going.
The Ba"h.-Two applications APP
troller of the Currency-One from the
Jacksonians, the other from the ants.
The Comptroller has 60 days within
which to scrutinize the autographs of
the applicants and measure the heft of
the town. He appears disposed to avail
himself of his privilege.
Must ndre Been in the Giddes.-
,Lr"gs-" Hello, old man! Back from
the mountains again p
Bangs back again.
LangS What do you think of the
mountains as IL health resort ?"
Baug$-" Well, | think it's cheaper
to stay at home and hire doctor.
Health comes darned high up there"
FesfiraL--The ladies of the NJ. f.
Church, South, will hold Il "Festival
Of the Seasons" in Meats Opera House
this Saturday, Monday and Tuesday
evenings. The special feature of this
evening will be ''hemming match"
A prize will he awarded the gentleman
hemming Il piece of calico in the neat
est manner. Some new attraction will
be presented each evening.
RdirOdd NeWs.-The new ears on
the Cumberland and Pennsylvania
railroad are very nice structures.
They are substantially built and hand
somely finished.
The depot of this road at Barton, an
old ramshackle affair, is being replaced
by IL new and much better building.
Progress and improvement" is the
motto emblazoned on everything
touched by 80 cents ii ton.
Band Picnic.-The bands of this
county will hold Il grand reunion at
this place, Saturday, Sept. -, under
the management of the German Arion
band, of Frostburg. Bands from ad
joining counties, fire and military
companies and IL number of other or
ganization will also be present. Every
effort is being made to make the affair
Il grand success. Excursion trains
will be run on the Cumberland and
Pennsylvania railroad.
Redi Estate Trdnsfers.-Amo the
the latest transactions the following
have been filed IN the Clerks affair
for record
Elizabeth y. Nelr to Mary p. Barchlls, lots
No. II and Is on the east side of Water street,
Barton, S5G5.
Sarah Warren and others to George r.
Gale, lot in Westernport, $3.50.
John Knapp and wife to Barbara Robinson,
lot in lOnacOning 81 $50.
Kelta Michaels and wife to Alconda Green,
lot situated in Ross t Michacls second addi-
ton to the town of Barton; $50 and other
considerations.
J"rors.-The following is list of
jurors drawn for the October term of
the Circuit Court:
Josiah Shuck, William T. Mullen
John Glenn, James Campbell.
John Pelton, Philip c. Martin,
Nathan :. Frost John Peal,
Peter Morgart, Daniel F. Brasheare,
William Williams, Newton 7. Rawlings,
Oliver c. Gephart, Joseph G. Dennison,
TheophIlus stephens, Samuel Ogilby,
Anthony Monaghan, Will II. Shepherd,
Archibald Cameron, f. NJ. Gramlich jr.,
William Leonard, Conrad Minnicks,
Milard F. Wagner, Anthony Reilly,
John T. Sprigg, Samuel Johnson,
Jacob Myers, Patrick f. White
Hugh Spier, jr., John Schiller,
John X. Brooks, Thomas II. Small
Daniel r. Long, W. MilnOr Roberts,
MeshaCh A. Frost Geo. w. Mclaughlin,