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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-07-30
ISl'cViticS.

1t is an immense qualification to
learn from DR.. Jacobs that our new
water is not at all as dangerous as
some people seem to imagine 1T tastes.
Otto Hohing. collector, will begin
Monday collecting taxes. See his
advertisement.
Last weeks Journal indicated that
the Ledger was still at it. SO was Mt.
Etna. Which implies that Il very
small portion of Frostburg will not be
outdone in standing still by poor,
played out country like Italy.
DR.. John G.. Pfeitfer introduces his
renewed advertisement with Il portrait
all will recognize. The cut was made
from photograph taken by Towles.
A Frostburg girl is going to attend
the Cumberland institute. Sos her
beau.
Amman may not make much money
hout hof the Ledger, but hit his heasily
worth to i'm the trouble hand heXpeuse
hof cooperating hit to ave one paper
in the county that can spell hljams
without han hatch.
People will fuss. If it is not at the
sun then it may be at the wind.
George f. Pearce & Co. have hung
Il large, pretty mirror near their
palatial soda fountain. 1t is a gem
uine, French plate bowel edged glass
in neat oval ebony frame, 6SX36
inches in size, and George says he cot
it for the girls and boys to look in.
Potato bugs are ripe enough to make
their favoritc crop look sick.
The are young so-called editors here
and there who doubtless think they
must have looked frightfully green
when they were boys, and fatter them
selves they look very wise now.
The editorial headed Newspapers
and Roads," has been in type several
weeks.
It's funny, but it's so-somc radical
reformers enjoy burlesque reading
eyer so much-until they themselves
get inside the range.
1t is suggested that boys and young
men who smoke should not be allowed
to enter the grand stand at the driving
park, especially those who indulge
Early York cigars
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-07-30

w. A. Frost and George Frost, trad
ing as Frost Bros. in Kansas city, Mo.
have purchased large grocery estab
lishment at 1902 and 2305 Lexington
avenue, making two stores. The In
creased business thus secured gives
full employment to twelve men and
four teams at both places, the origlna
store at 1901 Wyandotte street being
retained. The propretors are sons OF
n. S. Frost, of this place, and are
wide-awake, get-there boys.
Miss Maggie Stark, of Cumberland
was the guest this week Of the Misses
Raley.
George N. Beall has gone on Il fish
ing tour in the neighborhood OF
Staunton, Va.
John J. Frey, son of Mrs. A. E
Frey, of this place, is prescription sales
man in the drug store of G. E. Pearce
& Co. Besides graduating March %
1890, from the Pittsburg college OF
pharmacy, an institution of the first
class, Mr.. Frey has had g. years OF
practical and successful experience al
prescription compromising. He is a
sober, steady, courteous young man
and will without doubt fill his new
place with growing acceptability anc
popularity.
Rabbi j. l.. Stern, of Cumberland
paid the JOURNAL a pleasant cal
yesterday.
Dayid Crump, of the clerical force
of the Pittsburg and Western railroad
general office, is at home for few
weeks. He is a promising son OF
William Crump, of this place.
Thomas Bath left Baltimore to es
cape the heat and came up here aud
got right into the middle of it. He is
'agin'' Pearre.
Lieut.. Col. Vinegar Bitters, of Iona
coming, was in town yesterday.
Hon. John W. Woods, of Roanoke
Va, paid the JOURNAL a welcome cal
Thursday. He is one of the choice
spirits of that choice town and the
JOURNAL loves him for the friends he
has made.
Mrs. A. A. Rogers and six children
of Morgautown, w. Va, are spending
the heated term with Nathan Ruby
Mrs. RS father.
Mrs. Nj. Stern, of Little Rork Ark.
is visiting her brother-in-law, Bernard
Stern.
Mr.. - Rolston, private secretary
of Gov. Brown, was here Thursday
calling on Hon. John Chambers. the
Western Marylany director of the
House of Correction, whose recent
appointment the JOURNAL so grace
fully recorded last week.
Miss Lizzie b. Donohue, saleslady
in B. Stern d Co.'S store, is visiting
friends in Pittsburg.
Mrs. John CHAMBER and two children
of Baltimore, are guests of Thomas H
Paul.
Misses Katie O'Toole and Jan,
Birmingham, of Barton, are guests OF
Rev. S. j. Clarke.
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The Weather..

1t was hot here early this week.
The mercury rose to the top and sought
to kick the skylights out of the Their
mometers.
Still we had it plea can't here com
pared with Cumberland and other
caloric localities. From all accounts
the Queen city community writhed
under a temperature that made Wills
Creek boil, the Potomac sizz and the
buildings curl.
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Monday, August p, 1892,

all the following
Lots or Parcels of Real Estate.
situate in Frostburg, Allegany county,
Maryland, to wit:
Firf-All that LOT or PARCEL of LAND
situate at the west end of the town of Frost
burg and on the south side of the National
Road particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a stone standing on the south
side of the said National Road, marked ''F.
II !" and running north % degrees west 66
feet south Is degrees, west % feet; Soath ~
degrees, west ll5 feet, to back street south
- degrees, east 66 feet, and thence by IL
straight line to the beginning, it being the
same property which was conveyed to Daniel
Brode by Jacob Refill and wife by deed dated
November |. 1870. and recorded in Liber No.
81, folio $40, of the Land Records of AIie2any
county.
Scroud-AlI those LOTS, PIECES or PAR
GELS of LAND known as LOTS numbers
SIS. 56 and 81 in The Borden Mining Com
pany's First Addition to the town of Frost
burg, described as follows:
beginning for the outlines of the whole
tract at a fence-post standing on the south
west side of second alley, it being the be-
ginning of lot No. IS, and running with the
first line thereof south 628 degrees, west 275
teet, TO Orlilan street, anu WIN Salu street
south 274 degrees, east 2l3 feet; north 81 de-
grees east III feet, to the "Rescrvoir' fence
and with it north Is degrees, east 216l feet
to second alley then with it north 274 de-
grees west 50 feet to the place of beginning
containing about ONE ACRE, it being the
same property which wasconveyed by the
Borden Mining Company to said Daniel
Brode by deed dated May /, 1872, and record
ed among said Records i'll Liber No. 36, folio
40
The first lot above described is improved
,I,.-t, 81
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H.. g..

ltthere ever was a body of men sport
ing an imaginary grievance who were
completely endorsed, that crowd is
the Cumberland baseball aggregation.
That party or those holding a man
agerial relation to them, have been
snorting around and chawing their
bits over Frostburg's righteous and
consistent ultimatum that 1.-The next
game with Cumberland must be play
ed here :" until they are red gilled and
hollowe eyed. They say the same thing
happened several years ago; that they
will boycott Frostburg and everybody
that has anything to do with Frost
burg, and "a whole lot Of baby rubbish
like that. But it remained for the
Frostburg management to take their
pen in hand" and metapGorically
sweep the ground from under their
boycots, their dirges, their plants and
farewells. Every pretense was met
and Overthrown and their history,
which is history attached to sore
head, was turned against them with
frightful results. The letter appeared
in the Times of Saturday, and Sunday
was a day of sad meditation III base
ball circles at the lower end Of the
NarrowS.
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SEMI-LOCAL NEWS


The new city directory of Chicago is
the largest work of the kind ever
published in America. If this be
treason, Cumberland and Homecoming
will have to make the most of it,
A nearby West Virginia man claims
to have seen a mountain sea serpent
in the Rattlesnake branch of the
Potomac river, and Titus A. Brick
wants to analyze sample of the dis
coYerer's provisions,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-07-30
The Telegraph Pole MIDDLE.

Arrangement to put electric light
wires on new poles is off. Rent too
high and responsibility too great. The
probability is-the present unsightly
hotchpotch of squatty poles will re-
main, each pole a monument com
memoratine the beauty and taste of
the present municipal administration.
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Notice to Taxpayers.
Card of Thanks.

TNIIE undersigned in behalf of the family
L desires to return heartfelt thanks to the
Frostburg Fire Department. and especially
to Messrs. NJ. w. Keller, William Wenk L..
j. Parker Frank SpateS and Alfred Jettries,
for their successful efforts in finding and
restoring Mrs. Jane Wood, who wandered
away from home on the 10Th inst Their
humane act will ever be remembered
July 80 SAMUEL WOOD.
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At the Rock

Thursday Rev. S. J. CIa,k and
guests, Misses Katie O'Toole and Jane
Birmingham, of Barton, the Ursuline
Sisters and altar boys of St. Michael's
church, went to Dams Rock. They
report delightful time.
Yesterday Hon. John w. Woods, Of
Roanoke, Va, and others of William
Staples guests went to the Rock.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-07-30

Henry Williams has completed two
splendid crossings--on on Broadway,
the other on Loo street. The latter is
n double one at the schoolhonse corner
just where such an one was needed.
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Coming Events.

The reserved seat board is for the
pot pou1ri and "Box of Monkeys"
mentioned last week is now ready at
Conner's bookstore. The entertain
ment promises to be one of the best
ever put on the Frostburg stage. Do
not forget the date-Thursday, August
/ th
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-07-30
Married.

In st. Michael's church, Wednesday,
July 81, 1892, by Rev. S. J. Clark,
Michael Nolan, of Homecoming, and
Miss Ellen Durkiu, of Eckhart.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1892-07-30
DIR. J. &. PFEIFFER,
PRELIMINARY NOTICE IN INSOLV ENCY.
Noah Skidmore, ir,,
rs. No. 1899 Insolvents.
His Creditors.

HIS IredltOrs J
To tie CREATORS Of NOAH SKIDMoRE, jr.:
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, That
/ the said Noah Skidmore jr., did on the
18th day of July, 1892, file his petition in
Insolvency in the Circuit Court for Alegany
county, Maryland, and that there Will be a
the Clerk Office of said Court ut 10 o'clock
Il. m on
Tuesday, August =, 1892,
for the purpose of selecting Permanent Trus-
tee of said petitioner for the benefit of said
creditors. j, SEMMES DEVECMON,
July ~ Preliminary Trustee.
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FOR SALE

A VALUABLE FARM of 90 acres, sit
~ uated miles from Frostburg.
The land is productive and the buildings
and fencee i'll good repair.
For terms and other particulars apply To
CLAYTON PURNELL,
July 80 Frostburg, Md
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-14
ACQUITTED OF CHURCH INTRIGUE
The Rev. j. A. II. Wilson Gets yindica.
tIon In the Dover, Del. District.

PHILADELPHIA. April 13.-Ex-P Presiding FL
der J. A. B. Wilson OF tho Dover district. who
was at the bottom of tho recent disturbance in
theWilmington and Dover districts OF tho Will
mington Methodist Episcopal Conference was
acquitted to-day OF the charges preferred by
five OF the churches Of tho Dover district
accusing him Of misadministration, political
dishonesty. and lying. One Of the Methodist
laymen sworo that Mr.. Wilson promised to
write letter to Gov. Reynolds recommending
him for Register OF Wills of Kent county. and
that meeting tho Governor soon after he
learned that Mr.. Wilson had written to Gov.
Cooper. This accusation OF lying was accom-
panied by ono Of hypocrisy 1t declared that
he really doomed Robert j. Reynolds, the
Democratic candidate for Governor
He WAS accused OF carving the principles
and methods OF n bulldozing ward politician
into the solemn councils OF the church. A
specific charge WAS that at u meeting OF some
Of the church officers OF his district to pro-
vide for his salary. ho refused to recognize tho
credentials of many Of the representatives and
had his own supporters on hand TO usurD seats
in every case where there was any opposition
to him
Mr.. Wilson was exceedingly anxious to be
sent to the General Conference in Omaha: but
Adams. who succeeded him as Presiding Elder
OF the Dover district. \ great hubhub arose
when 1t WAS learned that Mr.. Wilson Ind
quietly secured an appointment In New York.
The Bishop was asked to revoke it, but was
unable to do SO.
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Slate Hoard Of CharIties.

ALBANY. April 13.-At a meeting OF tho State
Board OF Charities held at its Office in this city
to-day. Oscar Craig was reelected President
and John H. Van Antwerp Vice-President Tho
Secretary reported the removal OF 242 State
paupers to their homes in other States and
countries. and thirty-eight alien paupers to
different countries, in Europe during the
were adopted to The effect that. in
the experience and opinion Of this
Board. the acts OF Congress- prohibiting
the landing of undesirable immigrants have
not been and are not now administered with
the Rightly that the protection of this State
Federal officials charged with the duty Of su.
pervising the landing OF immi grants be re-
spectfully urged to enforce. absolutely. tho
letter OF the laws against every person from
abroad coming under any OF the inhibitions
contained In the statutes referred to.
Everybody should see the bargains in furniture a.
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exciting t show 81 hilsrity and music "A Night
HGss Sn Saturday 5 Ss s't Ss Of .ntsl.
% fss ,T season. Sss n %Sns Viz
Lose sSs pict%resaSe rePreseptetnlys with The
ssn ss sa'HTT S S Rs heffP
sSs IA ss ssss sSsss F$
Co.'s Good t F.isay and Days will close on
The weeks entertainments on east. side
stages range, from jueglery to sensational
air. hs tpss into
tho H3wsry Peoples whsre wf tbes week q
But thls slick md graceful necr,omTan,s,er
lie is In better form this season than eyer. 1t
Seems, His dizziness and amazing skill are
and gentl, satire. and SO all his tricks pass of
to THO aerompnnimont Of almost constant
laughter and aptlauss HandS"ms Mrs !; Herr ,n
Illusions, Hariem's EAST side show this week
IS e ponIlnr one. with plenty Of noisy her2i,s
wiekednoss and Drawer. alternate, with comic
in tho bIs city. Presum.,hly this sort 81 thing
thrives. The Columbus |. audiences seem to be
oW. Mh ia q" has ny @ aae to a
that Is has Just hired the .t for his own
It FOR torn q y%srs. and il xSsast. be Wifi
make II home Of rem sttc plays. At .!acobs's
there Is an always welcome show in "A Dark
its genuine onric hero. and It's startling res.
cues. also ,clings to its melodramatic absnrdi-
ties in which the rlot and probability both go
them. it sufi,ees them to know that Geo. HOG
ps bay and thst the dSctns OF ii" william and md
the rescue OF the herpine arc accomplished in
Sood nsors The ii sSn s
stoddard J9ss hoame Tl'%n; joseph
made ei at the S"' wiHasor in rather cia6orats
fccts. which are excellent. The cnst is headed
hy Harry Weber who IS veteran n Uncle
trained player. But not So much may he said
Of all who arc in his company. II Uncle
Is t" be tn Us n l0nGe
tently. Eloodhonnds and 1.-Two alligators
H hsro M must also fs Ga and N.Y. k Pint n
tie work Of the human r%rioriI. ers in Uncle
Tom" II is explicitly denied by Manager
atre has IeCn leased to Die kson 4 Randall. or
to any other than Alurtha himself. lie says:
been nj for the past six years. and trust viii
not be for a long time to come" No doubt the
report OF tho Windsor's lease to new man
ayers had q plausible origin. Mnrtna was
that he intended to hire or build theatre fur
thcr up town. Probably others have been
encouraged to bid on that account for the
Windsor
Several actors who were in Thornes Gold
en- Ladder" ilaseo at the PR Park ask ThE Sun . to
various, published accounts of tho collapse
sympathy seems to have been extended only
10 the theatre manager: Are the Poor 9P PLAYERS
shameful!y neglected us and that this IS not
the first time he has figured in tlascos OF the
half and. played three nights for nothing
Several Of US had to buy new costumes. at no
little expense. One. actress. in fact; spent
more for her dresses than she expected to get
nothing. Thorne's., excuse that no. other
actor could hastily r!ay. his role Is
absurd. Any performer Of inteIigenfe could
an actor as E1wardJ. Buckley was ready to go
on. at few hours notice. in, Thorne's stead.
May we mention. also. that Thorne seemed to
recover from his govt very suddenly, He was
we'll enough to drive on the road during
friday. at any rate"
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Otto Gillig's VIII.

The will OF Druggist Otto Gilllg. who died In
Bloomingdale Asylum about year ago. has
been offered for probate in Brooklyn. Mr..
Gillig was brother OF Horny +. Gillig. for
merly OF the American Exchange in London.
and his estate consisted OF profitable drug
store In WilliamsburGh. some stocks and
bonds. and real estate. BY the will.
which WAS executed in October. 1880. a
few months before the tcstator WAS de-
clnrcd lunatc. tho rea! estate, was be-
and tho remainder OF the estate to his brothers.
sisters nephews. and nieces. John Bauer. his
brother-n-law. and Mr., Krumbeck, were
piled to Surrogate Abbott to DO appointed
temporary administrator. alleging that some
o. ne heirs were trying TO depreciate the value
Harry +. Gillig would contest tho will. The
latter and Mr. Bauer were appointed tempo
rary administrators.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-14

He Wns Little Hazy After He Had Ex.
Hlalned His New Came OF RilIiards.

A well-dressed young man in state Of hazy
intoXication wandered into the house Of Henry
J. Hoffman at Is West Thirty fifth street yes
terday morning at about q o'clock by way OF
the parlor window. which had been left UNI
locked. and. passing through the parlor.
walked into Miss Hoffman's bedroom at the
rear OF the house. Miss Hoffman. being wake
full. had risen and dressed. and was sitting in
chair reading. On seeing the intruder she
was amazed. but instead OF losing her head
and screaming she turned to him and quietly
asked what he wanted.
"Wanter see doctor. Wherish doctor?" re-
piled the man. unsteadily making his way
across the room with the aid Of such chairs as
were in his path. and finally sinking down on
the sofa.
THE doctor is up stairs" replied the girl.
" I'll go call him and you wait here" and say
ing this she called her father from his room
up stairs. Mr.. Hoffman came down. but
on entering his daughters room failed to find
tie intruder there. He had walked into q
smaller room adjoining and thrown himself on
When mn Mr.. Hoffman, disc sa Hin. ''''
Mr., Hoffman. shaking the sleeper Violently.
%Sasshe 9n dom here yshe he i"aa ss
- Mr; Hoffman called Policeman Cnrran Of the
the man and took him to the station house;
where he gave his name aS Russell Childs and
said he was an opera singer living at l2O West
Forty second street. HIS was brought up ut
jefferson Market Court yesterday morning ON
suspicion OF attempted burglary. By this time
he had soberel up and was greatly alarmed ut
the position in which he found himself
Your Honor" no said. nervously SIM othinR
down the silk hat which he carried. :" am no
burglar; ! went t, out last night with some me
champion bi(iardst OF New .Eng!nnd. and /
have originated new game Of balk- line pool.
in which there is q fortune. explained this
to my friends last night. and We Ind SO many
coachman j hired to take mo home
set mo down ut tho house in Thirty
NTH street whcro l was arrested. Sun
posing that it was my own home and not bel Eg
able to nlnk o the key fit got in ut the pArlOr
window. ] WAS afraid ] would wake my
mother il / rang the bell. am back from
Europe only three weeks and | have been in
the Casino company since then. For three
years | was with the McCnull company l
nm a brotheI- law Of L. Bradford Prince.
one Of tho old aqueduct Commissioners: You
mother at l2O West Forty-second street"
Childs was remanded until Mrs, Childs could
be seen. She came to court in the AFTERNOON
and verified her sons story. After talk with
her Mr.. Hoffman said to Justice Grady:
81 believe that what this young man said Is
so. your Honor: that he made a mistake. and
had no idea Of taking nythng from the house.
desire to withdraw the complaint"
Childs was discharged.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-04-14

1T affords mo pleasure to add my tesh.
monial In favor OF DR.. Greene's Nervura. Both
my vito and little daughter were Ereatly ben
Gifted by it's use. My wife was confined to her
bed three months or more with Inflammation
about tho womb. the local physicians being Of
very little use. Dr. Greenes Nervura got her
around. The little girl had Il stroke OF partial
paralysis and was unable to hold the urine.
DIR. Grcenes Nervura cured her when the doc.
tors could not j. W. COTTRELI.
Latamoras. Pa"
as- DR.. Greene. the specialist in curing all
forms OF nervous and chronic diseases. IS
West 14th ST.. New York. can be consulted
free. personally or by letter. Call or write
him about your case or send for symptom
blank to I'll out. and letter. fully explain
ing your disease. giving advice. &C.. will be re-
turned free.
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