Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-12-08

Mar'idgcs.--A large number of IL
censes to wed were issued from the
Clerks Office during November. Notes
of those of local interest are appended
Charles Able, of Cumberland, and Mary
Nelson, of Frostburg, coIored.
Carl Robert Blasse and Josephine p. Ort,
| both of Frostburg
John J. Bell, of Lonaconing, and Jean
| Spicr, of Cumberland.
John f. Crow and Lille NJ. Green, both Of
Homecoming.
James p. Carroll and Margaret A. Kcnney,
both of Homecoming
William Close and Lizzie Askey, both of
Midland.
| John J. Douglas of Lonaconing, and
Catherine Murphy of Ocean.
! Allan W. Darrow, of Brady's, and Lilabcl
! Dilley, of Cumberland.
James A. Dixon, of Homecoming, and Ida
Baker, of Barton.
Jacob Eise, of F,ostburg, and Rebecca
Close, of Eckhart.
William GOchringer, of Accident, Garrett
county, and Katie Lochner, of Homecoming.
William J. Gunter and Mary Everline
! both of Frostburg.
John L. Griffin and Maggie A. Lannan,
both of Westernport.
Emanuel p. George, of Ohio Pyle, Fayctte
county, Pa, and Elizabeth Daniels of West
ernport.
John T. Hart and Ellen Preston, both of
Frostburg
William Hunter and Henrietta Michael.
both of Frostburg
Joel A. Hoyt, of Fort Recovery, o., and
Lottie a. Onthank, Of Westernport.
w. Jones, of Frostburg, and Lavnia NJ.
Taylor, of Cumberland, colored.
George Lancaster, of Mt Savage, and Do
rOthy Mckenzie, of Frostburg
c. r. Martin, of Eckhart, and Catharine
Belle Rizer, of Mt. Savage.
Thomas Mitchell and Anna A. Knierem,
both of Frostburg, colored
John McMowbray, of Barton, and Mollie
Darnley, of Pekin.
Peter f. Mcdonald and Sarah Ann McGra-
dy, both of Borden Shaft
David H. Powell and Jane Lewis both OF
Frostburg.
William NJ. Rizer and Sarah Williams,
D0th OF FrOStDurg.
John F. Swauger and Clara Porter, both Of
Mt. Savage.
Richard White and Clara Conroy, both OF
Eckhart.
Personally. f. Orr, recently nam
ed in connection with the establish
ment of new paper in this place,
called on the JOURNAL Tuesday. He
is an exceedingly amlable Gentleman,
as the JOURNAL has long known, and
while not explicitly stating that the
newspaper enterprise had ever been
seriously contemplated, he impressed
the JOURNAL with the good-natured
notion that the matter was in mega
tive shape sometimes sortcr so, and
sometimes sOrter not 80; in fact, more
frequently sorter not so than sorter
So" He expects to make FroStbnrg
his residence and to engage IN a gen
eral insurance business, including
life, fire, accident and live stock bus
mess. The territory laid out for work
is comprised within the limits Of Ale
gany and Garrett counties, Md, Min
eral and Hampshire, W. Va; Somer.
set and Bedford, Pa. He is a rafting
good talker, and can crowd as many
insurance arguments in curbStOnC
or fence corner lecture as the best oi
the guild of gabble. Frostburg will
be his headquarters, and other insu.
rance men have got to ''look a leedlt
oud."
Thomas Phillips, of Oskaloosa, Iowa
attended the funeral of his brother, w
A. Phillips, this week.
Cooper Hitchins, son of a. Il
Hitchins, left New York Wednesday
morning, 9TH inst, on the steamer
"City of Berlin" of the Inman line
for Paris, France, to enter school il
that city
Miss Theresa Donohue is at home
from a pleasant visit to friends il
Pittsburg, Pa.
Mrs. Theodore Smith, of Steuben,
vile, Ohio, accompanied by her son
Theodore, is visiting the family OF
Mayor Jandorf. They belong to the
family of the recent superintendent OF
Bowery furnace.
Christmas Is COminD-A few men,
Ora6ilio go out in the paper this week
with a view of getting some returns
for use in the purchase of such holiday