Frostburg mining journal. [volume], December 02, 1882, Image 3

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Hitohins Bros’ Column.
“That Shirt
OF MINE!”
Ever since Adam w /oread to go into
tlie
Closing Business
It has been the aim of man to have a
GOOD FITTING
SHIRT!
il w ■ eo. braid men coinplniu
it-tr U i • i, (■ r . .Mill n( ktrtl>,
i>. •! on a’ i" time we have Hi'pMilrl e t
;> ' tn ss ml limit shitta Sited mi
1.-'iij, li i nous stud, up su lueh In their
liic c in I you would almcs libvb *o go
U!• f him- 1'! dokivr llitii should
••n- in talk to them, it hue btena wonder
tor 1 g while whv, in o'den times, Ihej’
built tie p Ipits so high iuchmches. It is
thought, b- fume, It wan *„ that tint
g loti ol i brethren niigli; see the preactnis
over their id-fitting ah la It is a notice
able liicl lhi,t tcry li w of tbo bmbrcii ever
kneel in ebureb nowu daya and we fear it
la lbeir bad-fitting *Mt:a that won't allow
them to bend the knee. It la true there
have been great improvements made in the
cut and fit of Blurts in the laat 10 to 16
years, but it remain* for
“That Shirt of Mine”
to till tbo bill. It is entirely a new thing,
PITS WELL,
WEARS WELL,
IS COMFORTABLE,
Will stay clean longer and is made of
The Best Material
“Tou muv fall down, roll over, aland on
your head if your will,
Rut the fit of that shirt will be with you
still.”
WIVES,
It you live vour hitsbauda (and of course
you do) e nne •, ones md buy them a set
•if .’ i ’ lii'i
i USHAXDS,
; (■ vi wrl, you hud
letter g v cm m ev and let them buy
their i) riifg.ng.
-w, old 1013, young mm and hoya, il
you want hi have comfort and (cel good,
if yon ni l tfo s.vc money and he hujipy
bu
KUiHMIK’S
Patent Shirts
of your humble servnnts, who are the lole
Agent® fer this vicinity.
It Gaps the Climax
and la what everybody baa been trying to
get for years.
miCEINS BROS.
THE MINING JOURNAL.
J. B. ODER, Editor and Proprietor.
Joibph Womslky, Agent at Echhart.
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If ou don’t believe Christmis is
almost here, look in at the a ore*, es
ptciallv those whiih advertise in the
Journal.
Dressed poultry begins to appear
>n the store-standi. Many people
like il better than beef, and many
others think it nearly as cheap.
Religious Notes —Rev. John W.
Nott, rf Mt. Sivage, will officiate at
St John’s P. E. Church, Frostburg,
to nr nor evening (Sunaay, Dec. 3d)
~t 7 30 o'clock.
Thanks.—A royal good friend
sent the editor Wednesday the inev
itable Thanksgiving turkey. Such
practical remembrances of our pres
ence here always forces the conclu
sion that Frostbuig is a right pleasant
vale of tears to live in.
Work at the new Ocean slope pro
gresses favorably. Shortly after New
Year it will hi ready for shipping
coal. The wet weather of the summer
and fall has retarded the work, the
presence of water in considerable
quantities giving a large and constant
amount of trouble. Mr. Superinten
dent Thomas speaks highly of.be pa
tient industry and endurance of those
who have been subjected to the incon
veniences and discomforts this oc
casioned. “No men could do belter, ’’
said be.
The Astor Mine Fire—Arrange
ments Dei hed tor Echnguishi ig 11.
Messrs. H. S. Thompson and Samuel
Gay, Pennsylvania mining engineers
and experts, paid the burning A-tor
mine a visit last week. After a criti
cal examination they gave, it is re
ported, an opinion encouraging both
sato the small range ot the hie anil
the ease with which it can be circum
vented. Plane were oocordingly rec
ommends 1 and which will no doubt
be adopted and put into operation
for the extinguishment of the great
underground c t.ilagratiou.
Dots.—W B. Spill has put in a
large stock of goods, selected with'
special regard to the Christmas needs
of the children and grown people as
well. In looking around for confec
tioneries, -oys, etc., don’t fail to see
h-m as you go along.
S T. Li'tle &S-ns, of Cumberiand,
It.e jewelers, ate out this week in a
flash announcement of their husi
nss. Their establishment is chuck
full of i<lemicitliv the very gooils you
want tor a tine gift.
Look at Walter Edwards new ad
vertisement. Both ladies and gentle
men want nice clothes for Christmas ;
lie has the woods ana the facilities to
-npply everything in this line in sat
isfactory style
School Notes.—The school teach
ers will be paid the amount due
them for the fall term.
A colored public school has been
started in Weaternport, with Mary
Brown, (colored,) as teacher,
Virginia L, Wright was transferred
from Jackson school and mad ) assis
tant at the Weaternport white school.
John S. Miller was appointed a
trustee of the Weaternport school to
succeed bis brother, Maurice A.
Miller, deceased.
From Mr. J. E. J. Buckey we learn
the following facts with regard to
Public School, No. 1, and the Bowery
school, Loth of which are uuder his
charge: Number of pupills enrolled
at No. 1 during fall term 505; aver
age attendance 2GB. This low aver
age was due to the presence of diph
theria in the town. At Bowery the
enrolment was 173; the average at
tendance 123.
Annual Meeting of the Dual
Grand Lodge, I. 0. G. T.—The mo
notony of Frostburg affairs was broken
this week by the Annual Session of
the Dual Grand Lodge. Independent
Cider of Good Templars, of M .ryland,
held in Shaffer's Hall ou the 291 h and
30th nit. Three sessions were held
each day, G. W. C. T. Cecil J. Kars
oer in the chair. Vaiiotis matters
pertaining to the interests of the Or
der and the cause of Temperance in
general were debated, and while the
discussion of some of the questions
were earnest and displayed different
opinions as to means for at taining cer
tain ends, everything was harmonious
and all united in uu unabated deter
mination to work shoulder to shoulder
for the overthrow oi King A'cohol.
Thursday morning tl.e Grand Lodge
elected its officers for the ensuing year.
True and tried men and women were
chosen, and the Grand Lodge starts '
out upon another annual career under J
auspicious circumstances. Mountain
Spring Lodge of Frostburg w >s hon
oied with ihiee of the Oram) Lodge
offices. The following is a list of Ihoae
installed Tliitrsda) afternoon by P. G.
TVm; lar DeFord;
I‘. G. M. C. T.—O.J. Knrsner, of Haiti
more.
G. IP, C T.—W. it. I! chttrds, of Balti
more. 1
O. IP C. —Emory J. Dennis, ol Haiti- |
more
6'. f>. J. E Swain, of Baltimore.
O'. IP p. 2. Atis. Alliu R. Uartzcil, of
Pn si burg
0. IP S.—F. I*. Wnitcrnfl, of Halil
more.
G. IP A. a —\V. P. Townsend, of
Oakland.
O’. IP 7.—C. .1. Hmdelt,of Browusv.llo.
O'. IP M. —L. W. Thomas, of Baltimore
O'. IP I). M. — Vi-s Agnes Davis, of
Froslburif.
O'. IP O'.—Mrs. A. 11. Gardner, of Haiti
mote.
0. IP O.— John F. Thomas, of Pr. at
burg.
O'. IP. R. —P. T. Stiuibs, of Antiotam.
O. IP M. —P. il. Isaacs, of Ellicol Citv.
Repretontatitet to the Right Worthy Grand i
lAdye— D. 11. Slonu, of Louaconing, ar.d
T. O. DePoid, of Baltimore. Alternates —
J. M. Zimmerly of Frostburg, ami (!. -1. i
Burdett, of Brownsville.
A recess was taken Thursday after
noon for several hours in order to nl- |
low the members an opportunity ol j
visiting the Naw Hope mine. This
being done they all expressed them
selves as highly pleased with the trip,
and a vrte of thanks was extended
the manager of the mine, Mr. Benja
min J. Thomas, and others, for their
kindness in pilo ting them through the
mine. *
The officers and delegites expressed
themselves as delighted with their
visit to Frostburg.
The Mayoralty Election.— The
candidates were Into getting into the
field—so late that until the morning
of the election, Monday.-27th ult., it
was not positively known who were in
the list. On orders received lute
Saturday night the- Journal office
went, to work at 3} o’clock, a. m , and
at the hour of o( ening llm polls 2 000
tickets had been printed and distrib
uted— in themselves an e.xtens ve pub
lication of 'he names before the people.
These were Messrs. Andrew Smellz,
Conrad Lapp snd B. Stern. The 321
votes cast, including C thrown out us
irregula', were distributed as follows:
Andrew Smellz 310
Com ad Lapp 58
15. Stern 51
T. G. McCu loli (not a c oididale).. 1
Mr. Smellz, t..e Mayor-elect, is at
I resent a Comic 1m n, and hits, thet- -
fore, some ex) erienoe in municipal
afiaira. Bit lit’ie lime is left him U
make a record, but we believe ho will
use it well.
Married —ln Greenville Reformed
church, Pa , Nov 19, 1882, by Rev
J. M. Schick, Mr. August Barmoy,
of 0 earfiehl county. Pa., and Miss
Nancy A. Wilhelm ot Garrett
com tv, Mif,
At Guyanlotle, W. Va., Nov. 23,
1882, by Rev. James E. Mercer, Rev. !
0. H. Foreman, pastor of Keyset dr
cult, M. E Cburch, coloiel, and Miss
Lucy Farrow, of the former place.
“A gnod.y number of friends weie
present,'' reports an accurate chroni
cler under date of Nov. 24ih. The
happy pair have returned to the cir
cuit, which includes Ficatburg.
A new station, nearly half way
between Brady's anti Rawlings, on
the Baltimore and Ouo railroad, has
been established, much to the grati
fication of the eo tignous residents of
Maryland and West Virginia. Tne
road is thus directly aco aside to the
people ot the latter via the new
Washington Bottom bridge.
Cumberland papers, it is noticed,
rarely allude to any fair suff'-rer in
that city as having “one foot in the
■ grave." In this way much unseemly
conjecture as to the dispos.ticm of the
balance of the deceased is allayed and
people are led to believe that Cum
berland graves are of the usual size.
Among other things overlooked
last week was mention of schedule
changes on the Geirgts Creek and
Cumberland railroad. The Sunday
tia.es have teen discontinued.
Thanksgiving day was generally
observed in and around Froatburg by
a partial suspension of business and
mining operations.
Fraternal Visit. —ln response
to an informal invitation a number
of Frostburg and Lonaconing Masons
visited the Mt. Savage Lodge Mon
day evening. Result—a pleasant
lime.
New Parer.— The Queen City
Courier, a new Cumberland weekly
paper, ccmes to i:s well-shapen, well
printed and well-edited. It is pub
lished by N. .1. P. Soheerraessor & Co.,
who, we are glad to note, will take
the .side of the people on all public
questions.
The E eysor Echo was never a belter
! paper than it is now, under Hie editorship of
Mrs Faguv. -Iviugwoud (W. Va.) Journal.
The experience of those Mineral
county editors who have felt the foioe
of Mrs. Fame's caustic pen will bear
involuntary testimony to the accuracy
of the statement quoted. She holds
her own handsomely.
Reported Death op a Former
Frostburgek. The Cumberland
i itnes rliiles that “an old man aged
bout sixty, named John Ilopkms, a
miner of Frostburg, Md., was found
Luzon to death in (he water elation
at Cherry Run, W. Va., Monday.
No mo-.ey or papers were found on
him.”
Tears and years ago we came to look
upon a good fat lie as, like aboil, a sign of
healthy i x utterance, and, when we fall to
see half a dozen Hih'ier-leggod, rat-catch
ing lies about ourai Ives scudding about
llirou. h llio newspapers, we begin to sue
pert ourselves of having done some mean
mss to mo ify the perennial liars of the
press.—Louisville Courier-Journal.
Also of the €X-“press.”
A Funny Treat Near at Hand.
—Too appearance of Le ivilt.'s Gigan
toan Mi net re s at Paul's Opera House
nex Thursday evening is announced
by advertisement elsiwhere. Thea
tre goers should not fail to witness a
performance of acknowledged merit.
In testimony whereof see the follow
ing from the Portland (Maine) Argus:
J,ravin’s Gignnlcan Minstrels crowded
Portland Tin atro Saturday night, and
gave an entertainment which delighted
the audience. It was certainly, by long
0 lds, the best show of the kind ever seen
in this city, and they will he always wel
comed here with a full house.
Personal.—William Byers, Esq.,
eleven years in the Maryland coal
company's set vice, has accepted the
general superintendency of the Elk
Garden mines. The pr„molion is a
worthy one, Mr. Byers being one of
the most capable bosses of this region.
Mr. D. W Bussard, of Eckhart,
has entered a co partnership with
Mr. R. O. Israel in tho Chicago beef
business. The motto cf tho new firm
will doubtless be ’’cheaper besf to
the i eople.” Lived up to it will
take immensely.
Rev. A M. Cackley has removed
from the Frost mansion to the Ford
house on Broadway.
Rev William Reddy, I). D., of Syr
acuse, New York, sj ant Thanksgivit g
day with his daughter, Mis J. E. J.
Buckey. He returned home yester
day monrng.
William W. Bruce, Esq., ol Wes
tern) on, hss been granted a patent
fur device fur tightening the bands of
eil.ptical springs.
The Weather— The week has
marked a radical departure from the
ereno weather of a late autumn. A
healthy snowfall le-gan Tuesday and
con'iniied until several incite) were
upon lbs ground. The Baltimore
Sun notes in this an almost perfect ful
filment ol Vetii.of s prophesy for this
Week, and we th jrsupott Ha l the top
-1.• one of sufficient interect to quota
further. Veunors predictions for
December aie as follows : ‘ Generally
colder weather up to aboul 3d. Very
illtla snow in northern sections,
where the weather will have been
cold and dry. Between 10th and 15th
a change t; colder and stormy weath
er, with snowfalls and drifts probably
ia Canada and western sections of
the United States and mari imo pro
vinces. Possibly a ‘sold dip’ about
the 15th and 16th in the Northwest
and Canada generally. Up to the
20lh low tempt ratine will probably
c litmus in most sections, the cold
extending far to the West and South
Mi.dcr weather detween 20th and
25th. A rainy Christmas in many
sections, and i.e rlv evetywhere mild.
Moderate weather is likely to con
tinue during the remainder of the
pnonib, bringing in a mild New Year.
This-December is likely to be sotne’-
what remarkable, and perhaps ex
ceptional.
Colonel Walter Hawkes, tho em
inent meteorologist, predicts an in
tensely cold winter. Ho prophesies
several weeks’ continuous sleighing in
this latitude, and says that the Poto
mac River will he frozen as solid as
the Kenebeo. The cold weather, ac
cording to Colonel Hawkes' calcula
tions, will set in about the middle of
January, and is likely to bast six
weeks.
Ten Advertisements.
Establwhed Over HO Years.
til T T L E. THEj RSRiJeWITrTI
Christmas Goods in Endless Variety.
DIA MO XI Hi, -CLOCKS, Hll. VEUWAHE,
WATCHES. JEW El. Hi. EASE Y GOODS,
CHAJSS. OPTICAL GOODS, SCOXCES.
Finest Display and Lowest Prices.
BJUPAmiNGASPEOIALTY
JOS Baltimore Sired, Cumberland,. l ld.,
Dec 3-tf
Georges Creek Coal — Weekly
Statistics of Shipments. —The record
of shipments from tho mines of the
Georges Creek coal region for the week
ending Saturday, Nov. 18th,. 1882,
closed as follows :
Toial tons for week 00,880
“ “ year 1.283,111
Dcereasu under corresponding pe
riod lust year 700,0711
Total tons to B. & 0 K. for week 37,508
“ “ “ •• 11 year 800,851
Deer case under corresponding pe
riod Inst year 300,011
Tot n 1 tons to C.& O Canal for week 18,02.7
“ “ “ “ year. 653 813
Decease under corresponding pe
riod last year 214,350
Total lons to Pa. It. for week.... 4,825
“ “ “ “ “ year. ... 150,270
Decrease under corresponding pe
riod last year 101,174
Total tons shipped over C. & I'. It.
for v oek. 43,27’
Over same for year 807,808
Total tons shipped over G. C. &
C. It for week 0,1)43
Over same for year 103,58!)
Heaviest shippers last week—
1, Consolidation . .tons 14.018
2, W. Va. Central. “ 7,01)4
3, New Central... “ 7,325
4, Gcotgts Creek.. “ 0 447
5, Maryland “ 5,150
0, MarylaudUniou “ 4,785
7, Borden “ 1,053
7, American “ 3,0-5
None of the others shipping over 3,000
tons.
Heaviest shippers this year—
1, Consolidation.. .(Ions) 345,045
2, W. Va. Central. “ 228,111
8, New Cential... “ 140,050
4, Georges Creek.. “ 118,i ll
5, Maryland Union “ 80,827
0, Mai ylaud “ 80,.L1
7, American “ 70,2.0 i
8, Borden “ h 4 -401
None of tho others slipping over 30,000
tons.
We have never heard that Oscar
Wilde, the apostle of the beautiful,
has said anything of the witchery of
a snowfall. If he has not, ho has
missed one ol the finest creations ol
Nature, especially when ftom the
languid bazim ss of autumn the weath
er, lapsing into lowering tempera
ture, briups to us tho initial leatimeu
ial of the presence of wint r. The
snow of this week, the fust of this
season, was one of those quiet, un
pretentious afiairs which lestow
pleasure rather than pain—one ol
those musing periods, if wo may so
speak, which awaki-s the Muse ol
Poesy. This, in fact, it did in the
soul of a valued friend, and be laid
the effusion upon onr table :
The Firs' Snow.
Winter sows
Newborn snows;
A virgin veil is spread
O'et hill and dale
’Midst storm and rale —
The Winter’s Bridal Bed.
Hatkl s'cifh bell 1
What a spell!
No music sounds so sweet; —
Thy tinkling sound
Gleets all around!
On speed the horses’s feet!
Blazing fire,
Home’s bright sire,
Around thee gladly gather,
With laughing faces
In love’s embraces,
The mother, did) and father.
Mui.tim is Pauvo.
Mine Fatality —Boy Run Over
and Killed. —WiLiaiu If. Armstrong,
better auown as William Powell, t.ap.-
door boy, aged 18 years, w) killed
Tuesday in Miller Mine, now o era
ted by Hitchins Bros., of ihia plan*.
A short distance below the ton of the
slope several ompty oars got off the
track and the m ne-boss, Mr. 0
Roberts, called th) drivers to assist
him in replacing them. The lari came
up with them. When the cars wore
again in proper position the boy got
on lbs foremoH car to ride down the
slope to his station. Tho rope, which
is always more or lest slack on giav
ity roads, suddenly tightens I, threw
him off and two oars ran over him
with the result as slated. Justice 0.
J. Moat, of this place, b)ing apprised
of the occurrence, summoned a. jury of
inquest, viz: Messrs. Henry Bath,
foreman ; Thomas Lancaster, Harrison
dice, Samuel Stovensou, Wei ster
Kalbaugh, Isaac Stevenson, Henry
George, John Stevenson, Samuel
Vaughn, James Graze, George Steven
son and Oh.istopher Rob.rts. Hie
verdict was in accordance with the
statement ab)ve given.
A Frost bdko cirl tramped on a cut
the other day and ki led it. She weais
a No 13 shoe,—Cumhcrlan J In'Upciuknt
"It" was an imported “cat,” and
had already been similarly "killed
eight times in Cumberland. Com
patalively it was a leather which at
aat broke its back.
New Business Locals.
The (tlraml l>eniii£ will bt-iein
in h ,iw Mi T. .lainliirf’s Ha/aiir
anil i:iii|ioriniii, when* ran 1 f. u <1 a fuh
Biipplv of Ciimi sol tlx; H* t Q mlity mill ol
ila? Lull si S;■ ii*s, Mrs Jan nil’ noing in
New Yoik io niuki* puicli*s<.
It iSillUH* liOC.llv.
* * S. sul i Ton ie/’—Thu Great
Female Remedy i* pn paied l\ i •
W'fiir/i'a Medic* Just Ante o B N
Y . uinl is Hiuir I'aV'M te np>n*n f i
ladies Mho ire Mill*
ore inplninls ciii mm to Iliei* s< x. 1' is
sold by il'iiiiiislb ai $1 per hoiliu. Lad es
can obiain advice fret. Sc. d slamp for
names ot i osc wl.o h ve been f
Hats! H;lls Jliils ! The lah*si
novel ies m men’s, bo) s’ai d voiillih* bala,
at * C. Hautman’b.
ion i iiriMl.—An old
physician, i uml Irom active piaelice.
having bad placed li lib h iliils by nil Eu-I
India missi n uy (la l lormuia of u simple
vep table remedv lr I In; speedy ami per
mane..l cine of Cuismui>li" , Bronchi is.
CiUarrb, Asthma an . >d Thro it and Lung
atfeclioiiN, abn a pus.liven d radical cult
f*r General D*bi 11 y and all nei Voas cum 1 -
plaints, after having thoroughly le ted it
wonderful cm oivepow eis in I oubuiilho
euM 8, lei Is il his duy to make it know i to
Ins 1 Hows. Tin; neipe, with fu I j -ar.ieo
lars,oiied ions for preparation and me.ai.d
all neerssaiy a vice am! insmiel uns foi
Hinces.-fid trea'mciit at \enr own In me,
will be neuveo by \ou by return unit,
Inc of charge, by addreHsiiu: with .‘tump
or slampid self uldie.-scd envelope to
Dr. M. E. Cass, 2ol York Bt., Jeisey Citv,
M. J.
Free of Tost*—By ca'linu at Thus.
McNeill’s d:ur store, y> uc n uet h-kiiii e
b title oi Dr Bo auko’s Couen and Lung
Sviup, \viiicli win iel.eve the uioslobstm
ale Cough or Cob!, an i show you what 'he
regular 50 cent size wil' do. When
troUbkd with Asthma, Bronchitis, Dry,
Hacking C ugb, Fsiins in me Chest, and
ad diseases o ,# t lie Tinoal and Lumrs, try a
san pie bottle of ihi* med e.ne. [Aug 5 y
New Advi rLsejnents.
PAUL’S OPERA HOUSE
THURSDAY, OEO. 7
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Organization on Karth !
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Sparkling i’rogramme, replete with
Itrjhied run find Suprfb Unsir,
Concluding with the Brilliant
Burlesque of Patience.
introducing all the
ORIGINAL MUSIC,
MACMFICKX V COSTL MKS.
and SL’I’KKH CHORLS.
An .Esthetic Transfiguration; in fact, an
Acute Accentuation of Supremest Kcstacy;
(Juite Too Too Ctlerly Utter; a Vearmdg foi
the indefinable.
Grand Parade at 12 M., Daily.
(UMISSK in AS ESI AL.
isV* Reserved Seals, - - • 50 cents,
secured by diagram at Annan’s book store.
Goorgss Orosk and Cumberland il, E.
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LEAVE CUMBERLAXD—
-7.30 am, and I! 8U p ui., T..r Luieoi
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Pius mrg. Philadelphia mi l New York,
mill 3 13f.ii Cumberland on y
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nisb.’s “Reiurn 1 i.ifk'." at ml elutions
wi.ere the..-me no ticket i ItUva.
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St Icm Maiii.n, in CiiinliciU .1. or by .tun
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Dec 2 U. ncrnl Mallauer.
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inelu.l. lift bin Jfiut.y UUory, Win Bieor.i,
Public SpeCvi fs, Assassl.iuli.ai, Dentil into
Burial; also Eulogies by U.my Warn
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
TRUSTEES’ SALE '
Valuable Real Estate
IN TUB
City of Cumberland, Md.,
AND IN
Frostburg and Westernport, Md.
UNDER and by virtue of a decree of
the Circuit Court for Allegany county,
passed on (lie 10th day of November. 1888,
m a cause wherein John O. Splker H.al
are complainant!, ami George Steycr et. nl.
are defendants, the same being N, 8201
Equity in the Cireu't Court lor Allegany
county,we,tl e uiniersigued lius'ces mimed
Ml mid decree, will sell at PUBLIC AUC
TION in the highest ladder IN PR.)NT
OP THE POST OFFICE m tin city of
Cumberland Md, on
Sntiirilai/, Hie Kith day of
December, tSH'2,
AT 11 O’CLOCK. A. M , ALL THAT
Lot or Parcel of Ground
L. ing and si I ualed on lhe corner of Centro
and Frederick streets, in the cuy of Cum
b. rlaiid, Md., ON WHICH THE
CITY HALL ofC I Mli Ell LA X D
NOW SI AND', i. icing ih ■ sune Lot or
I’uiee of Ground > li eh was Conveyed to
Jacob Si eye .y Alpiieus Beall and Tlloinas
I Mi Kalg. ,x. culois ..I As i lie ill, by dis d
bearing date ti e 8d day ol D. i e übi r. 1831),
and neoided in I i et 11, li, No. 18, folio
471,&f.,0ne0l tin- Lan.Utei'Oids of Allega
ny foimty; i n I w . eh was al-o
1.1. l.sl l) holt \l.\KTr-XIXE VliAllS.
i! rx i: ir. i ii 1.1: volt it inn.
By Hies dd Beall mid Mi King to I bo May
or ai d l ily Council oi Cumberland by
lose hearing dale the lOlh dav of May,
1834. and recorded io Liber 11. R , No. 11,
I'o n> 408, fce„, one of the Laud Reeoids of
Aliigmiv eoiiniy, to which said it eel and
Icse, i, r inrlhei ili siMiplion, reference is
In nh" made I his gniuiiil rent, represent
ing mi in. mini real ol s.>B2 80, payable
semi a imal.y by the eiiy of Cum erland,
esnle* 1 1 iiia secured b> ■ lie In.l ler thereof
by lii said ehy of Cumheiland and the
Uiy II ill building n w sinning upon it, is
rcc Hoin ah P x.a and assessments of any
kind hateVf r, mid is In ly equal to any
in eifsi-beiirieg sveunty lu he found in the
country.
And we will further sell, I y virtue of
si d decree,at I'UULIC AUCTt JN to the
highest bidder on
Monti it//, the ISth tiny of
December, IHS2,
AT 2 O’CLOCK. P. M , IN FRONT OF
MILLER'S STORE,
Li the ti wn of Westernport, AhegAay
county, Md., all that
Lot or Parcel of Ground
L.> Ing and being in said town, and known
8
Lot No. 4 in Wagner's Addition
to Westernport,
And which is discribed in a .'eel Irani 11.
Brimiai.iuu.nl .vile to Ja nb 8 ey r,dated
ihe 10) h ay of July. 1877. Uid r eo ided in
L her T L . No 48, 1 lin 598, &c , one of
the Lip d lito rds "I Allegany counly.
I’his propel tv is well 1 ualul mid is im
proved by it FINE TWO-STORY
FRA EDW i; 1,1 a(1 HOUSE fl|
m d all necessary omliuildings.
And we will furl her' sell, by viroie of
said decree, at PUBLIC AUCTiON to the
. iglusi lad h r on
Tuesday, the tilth titty of
December, ISS3,
AT 10 O’CLOCK, A M., IN FRONT OF
THE GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL,
.n lire lownof’Proslhui'g, Allegnr.y county,
d., all l lint.
Lot or Parcel of Ground
..ying and situalcd on Broadway in sail
town of Frostburg, and known as
Lot No. 4 in Frost’s 4th Addition
to said town,
It being the sain La of ilroun. which
was conveyed to Jacob 8 eyer by D. C,
Bi nee mid wife by ee i dnled tin 16 li day
of November, 1839, and recorded in Lihei
11. R, No 18, I lie 4(15,0uu ol ihe Lund
Record" of Allegany eo any To s p.op
ei tv is improved by LARGE
FINE and > ON VEND N I’-
i.v arranged two-
STORY FRAME
1 >\vt;Uiiif.V Iloviso,
Occupied as Hi.- tesid ueeofl e late Jacob
*ituu; carriage house, ice
HOUSE, S I’A ULE, ud all ulh-r necessary
UUluol lUipiuVUtlll litß.
Also, all that other
Lot or Parcel of Ground
r,yiug on sdd Broadway in stud town of
Frostbit g, aud known as
Lo; No. 6 in the Second Addition
to said town,
A id which was conveyed to Jacob Stcyer
uy Cm isliau Le(dey by dull dated Fehrua
r. 2?lh, 1803,mi l recorded in Liner 11 R.,
No 22, fun. 374, iSrc., ouool the Laud Rec
i/ri*o. A legally eoiiuly This Lot ,tSSA
is im u.ved by a FINE T WO- ||i|llt
ST utY tllA.uE BRA
1) (1 '£LLLYG HOUSE,
And usual outdoor buildings.
Also, all that other
Lot or Parcel of Ground
rlu .ted eu Main street in said town of
Fnrstburg, and known as
Jacob Steyer’s Store Property,
it being i he same Lot which was conveyed
o Jacob Sleyer by ihe Trustees of the Eng
lish Lutheran Cmuchi/fFrostburg bydofd
en .ng d ll' the 2l)ih day of August, 1809,
and record, d iu Liber 11 R., Mo. 80, lolio
29, Ac., one of the Land Reeoids ol Alle
gany county.
The last named i mperly will be sold
subject lo a Base tor life In George Steyei,
now 8(1 ye; rs I age. It is Impr. ved by a
..AHGE TWO-sT’ullY
Brick Dwelling House anil
Store liooui combined,
And Is one of the lines, business locations,
in Frostburg.
Tkiiusi k Sale as Puesciuugu nr rug;
Deohke— Uno half cadi; the in Lb
■ tint hedm niuul/ii—lhu deterred payments
oi tear lute rest Iron d .y of sub , and lo he
■celled b, miles of the purchaser, eudotsed
hi the satisfaction of tlie Trustees.
JAMES W. THOMAS,
GILMORE 8. UAMILL,
NATHAN 8. FRCBT,
Nut 23 8t Jruilet*.