Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-09-07

trip from Washington city to Cumbcr-
band by bicycle
Arthur +. Smith WAS awarded the
Tree scholarship in the Western Mary
land College last week.
DIR. j. VI. Porter and wife are visit
friends in Louacuning.
J. i Williams has returned from
Rutland, Nrr,nout. where he pur-
chasrd larg" stock of marble. It is
believed that memorial work will be
supplied by LIS yards cheaper than
ever.
BIG Thi"0S The rescue Of Is miners
bv II. q. Mccm.
Th" Improvement, at the school
house.
The new irrpoud at the reservoir
The stack of homr made hauuclo in
llitchinS Bros store.
The rrglNtration-printing com
binr.'
The improvements, in the auditorium
of st. Michacl'S Catholic church.
Some of the putrS of candidates for
the Legislature.
George WaShingtunS "rcputation
for truth and vcrarity."
The number of candidates for Office
this fall.
The stock of goods b. Stern x Go.
will get in before pay.
The Marcus Tcrcntius Narro of the
Cumberland Times.
'rostburg's failure to see thu, occul-
tatlon Of Jupiter Tuesday evening.
The war that is springiug up be
tween Homecoming and Barton.
The Homecoming StH'S GarlltZ exc
cutIon extra.
The Frostburg letter in the Iona
coming Rcyjc'r yesterday.
Last UiH ond Tcsfan,cnt 1.-The will
of the late Miss Margaret Stcyer, which
bears the date of january II, 1856. dis
poses Of her worldly effects as follows !:
To her friend, John $. Grove, she gives
- 600.
To her cousin and housckccpcr, Miss
Hannah lIumhCrStOnr, $500.
To her cousin and Profrg,, Flora Humber
stone, $500
70 her little friend and namcSakc, Mar
garct Grove, 500
To Rachael Dorsey coIorcd, whom She rear
cl from infancy, 500.
She appointed John : Grove her executor
and gave To him the residue of her estate.
In the body of the will Is contained
tn" following memorandum
As | recently decided t. Mrs. Henrietta
Slcyer, wife of my brother. George, valuable
property in the town of Fru>tnuTg that cost
me - 200 leave her nothing in this Wlil
dccming that enough, and aS also decided to
my nCphcws and nicct>, children Of my de
ceased brother, AbsaIom, the property in
which now HN" except that part conveyed
h3y me to John ). Gr.ye IN trust by decd
dated the 23d day of March, lSN1D leave
them nothing further by this WILL they being
we'll to do in life. My other ncphcwS and
mCCeS do not or scarcely know. though |
believe there are quite a number of them.
Incir 1om's CABIN. The Sunday
Nc~> OF August - SAYS:
quite large audience greeted Stctson's
Uncle Toms Cabin Company at Music Hall
last evening, and all appeared to be delighted
with the performance. The cast included Il
number of lively people who gave unusual
spirit to the familiar portions of the we'll
known drama. In "EliIas'' escape the train
cd blood hounds assisted in lending thrilling
features to the play. One of the most attract
i've features of the evening was the music
furnished by a majc quartettc ofjuhilcc sing
crS, and they were obliged to respond to re
pratcd recalls from the enthusiastic audience.
The two "Mark s. and two "TopSy's' helped
to supply the funny features of thcplay.
See ycItiScmcnt for RavcnScrart's
Opera House, this place.
Zcli"r's Hnih>. The enterprise of
our leading barber. Gus. VIM. Irllc &.
has taken new shape in the erection Of
hot and cold bath ppurtenanceS.
The apparatus consists of IA furnace,
rest rvOir, etc. which, being put in
operation. quickly heat the water and
send it to the baths by communicating
pipes. The supply of water is taken
from the frustburg water company,
lust now bankrupt in II watery SENSE.
But when water Is plentiful GINS. can
afford customer an eXhilarating and
healthy exercise. There are absolute
ly no flies travelling around on Gus.
Fishing Party -McSSrS. John l..
llcintZ. w. Scott Burton, Scott Porter,
Max Hamilton, w. Ii. Koch, John W.
Purdy, Robert Hart, August Eickhorn
and James ASpinall returned from Il
fishing tour over in the South Branch
Thursday evening. One of the party
had promised his share of the returns
to the JOURNAL, but at the hour of
going to press the great paper is
lshlcSS.
summer Guests. S.--The following sum
mcr visitors have arrived IN Frostburg
this week. Those stopping at Noun
tain View Cottages are:
washington. u. Otto de la Camp, f.
Finch Miss T. &. Brents
Ely Stock Company.
Prnmcoid, %-MrS. Ernest o. Saltmar>h,
child and nurse.
Rev g. \. Schwcdcs and wife,
Reiigio"s. The second quarterly
meeting of the NJ. +. Church. South,
will be held tomorrow (Suuday) at
Emanuel. near JohnSon'S. No service
will he held at the church IN this place
in the morning. but preaching at 1:3O
p. m. by Rev. s. Il. Ferguson, prcsi l.
ing elder.
ChGnDes. &C. b. Wack will shortly
occupy the Tunnel House his resi-
denc" will bctaken by McssrS. Dickens
aud M"em. and the latter's, the K, G..
Paul property, will he occupied by w.
b. Redgrave.
B"erities' Company ID and the
Fire Company will visit Baltimore
next week.