Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-02-25
ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS

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Police Ne,cs. Edward Mckenzie,
Of this place, was seen with deadly
weapons in his possession in early part
of the week, and the fact reaching
Justice Atkinson in proper shape Ed
ward was Thursday introduced into
Castle de eclare Hohing. He will get
through that edifce in sixty days.
The Tdrif -Messrs. r..
f. McCardell, of Hoffman; Jethro
Jeffries, of the Barton and Georges
Creek Valley coal company's mine,
and David Robertson, of Ocean, have
been selected to visit Washington in
the interest of retention of existing
duty on soft coal. This committee is
ready to go to Washington at short
notice.
Religious. Rev. w. B. Dorsey, of
Piedmont, w. Va. preached in the
NJ. E. Church, South, Monday evening.
Rev. S. G, Ferguson, presiding elder
will preach in the NJ. f. Church, South,
tomorrow Sunday at 1890 a. M.
The Sacrament of the Lords Supper
will be administered after service.
Children's missionary services, con-
slstlng of recitations, songs, and adj
dresses from Rev. Mr.. Ferguson and
pastor, will be held at o'clock p. M.
improvements drug store of
|. G.. Lambert has been made one of
the most attractive business places in
town. 1t is model of neatness and
cleanliness, and kept in the best posi-
Bile order for display. At night the
colored lights from windows and lamp
thrown across the street will show even
a wayfaring man the location of d first
class drug store.
The front portion of Wilderman's
hall is being fitted up for Miss Sarah
Griffith, who will shortly remove her
stock of goods there.
Society Hems.-Frostburg City
Lodge, No. SO, X. of P, will remove
from Masonic Temple April |, to
Nickel's hall where the Order will as
heretofore meet every Wednesday
evening.
Ohr Chapter, No. 26, Royal Arch
Masons, meets the first and third Thurs
day evenings of every month in Ma
sonic Temple. d. E. Shaffer is secre-
tary.
Samuel Bowen represented Frost
burg City Lodge, No. 90, knights of
Pvthias, at the recent session of the
Grand Lodge.
Executive Appointn,ents.- gov
ernor has sent to the Senate his APP
pointments for this county, among
them the following:
M~li,gS-Iustices of the Peace-John c.
n. T. Rawlings.
UcSte,Wport-Justices- :. Facenbaker,
George w. Sheetz. Rcgistrar--John IIa Skins.
Barto"-Justces - William Birmingham,
Patrick gladden.. Registrar-Mchael Naugh-
ton.
homecoming, No lO-Justlces-C.S S. Murphy,
August Eickhorn. Registrar-John Coburn.
No. 15-Justices-Daniel Shue, John Ryan.
Registrar-Michael Nolan.
FroStb"yy, No. l1-Justices-H. r. Akin
son Clayton Purnell. Notary Public--Thomas
&. Porter. Regstrar-W. G. Boughton. No.
I2-Justices-O. J. Moat. Thomas Hill. Regis
trar-John w. Arnold.
NJ. S,,uge--J usticcs-J. &. Smith, James
Warner. Registrar-James Stephens.
OF the Frostburg list Mr.. Atkinson
is IL veteran in judicial service. Mr..
Purnell brings to the place consider
able legal learning and good judg-
ment; Mr.. Moat has had much eX-
perience, and Mr.. Hill enjoys judi
cial bent. Mr.. Boughton is. a fine Of
fcer, as also Mr.. Arnold, and Mr..
Porter viii. fill his place with grace and
tbs finest handwriting in town.
1t is understood that Senator Nc
kaig does not approve the county list
IN tote, but whether his displeasure
reaches into Frostburg does not appear.