The Echo reports that H. 0. Brace,
lately of Frostburg, was admitted to
the Mineral county bar, Keyser, on
the 27th.
Mrs. D. Brown and Miss Hob n
Borkebilo are visiting friends in &m
--eiset county, Pa.
Misp.oc Fannie and Emma Benson,
daughters of Dr. C. W. Benson, of i
Bultimoio City, are visiting their I
uncle, Dr. J. W. J, Englar, with whom
they will remain a lew weeks.
Hits P. A. Hartman and Mr. A.
Z, Hartman, of Baltimore, arrived at
Mont View Cottages this week.
Stanley Hitchins, Esq., formerly of
Frostburg, now with Hood, Bonbrighl
& Co., Philadelphia, one ol the larges!
dry goodsestnblishmcnts in the coun- j
try, is in town. Stanley is an active,
intelligent young business man, cn- j
joying the confidence of those whose |
interests ho so industriously promote*.
Rev. L. F. Morgan, D. D., of Balti
more, preached Sunday morning in
the M.E. Church a sermon of extra
ordinary ability. Deep thought,
close reasoning, and strong logic,
marked tbe discourse llnougliout.
At the evening, cervicc Rev. J. F.
Ookermau, of the same city, deliver
ed a thoughtful and eloquent dis
course in the same church,
An Active Trip.—Monday morn
ing bright and early we were on the
■ way overland to Keystone Junction
with Mr. James J. Hoblitzell, presi
dent of the Savage Firebrick com
pany, and superintendent ol the,
Flog Hill coal mine. With a spank- j
■ ing, rapid team, and an easy-going
vehicle, Mr. IPs schedule made him
duo at Keystone at 11 a. m., nearly ;
the exact hour of arrival.
