The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-07-24
LOCAL NEWS.

HC pay CdI puooCO LHIOuSh jan
land on Wednesday.
Square meals circus day, for 10
cts, at Cheap Johns.
Fresh Cheese, Cakes, and Bolo-
gna, on show dav, at G. c. Michael's.
Miss Maggie Peddicord is visit
ing relatives and friends in Howard
and Baltimore counties.
Mr.. Thomas Martin returned to
Oakland, Tuesday with his horse and
buggy. which had been abandoned at
Louisa, Kentucky, by DIR. Pomeroy.
Preaching on the streets on Sat-
urday evening at 9 O'Clock aud Sun.
day evening at 7 O'Clock, by +.
Randall.
Cheap John has recently received
Lew silver mounted 81 ow case,
which improves the appearance of
his store room very much.
&C. G. Michael has large stock of
all goods usually kept in first class
store.
200 sacks G.. A. Salt for sale at
Wmt5IA. Totten's CheaD Cash Store,
oakland, Md. a26-tf.
-Married-At New Germany,
this county. July 18th, 1880, by Rev.
Ii. IsOn, Mr.. Fraucis burst and Miss
Alice Bancord.
Alta regular meeting Of Shealtiel
Lodge l. o. .. F., Monday evening.
Mr.. III. w. Combs was elected and
installed Vice Grand, Uice Jas. S.
Johnson. resigned.
We'll selected stock of French
and Common Candies, at c. c.
Michael's.
Mr.. Randall, the evangelists, has
been engaged for some time in our
town, in painting short scriptural
texts in prominent places on the side
walks and fences.
Farmers in this vicinity complain
that their oats crop will be ruined by
the rust. and some have determined
10 plough under Who'll fields, SO as to
secure the growing crops as fertlli-
Ger.
-WatermeIons. Peaches, Canta.
leupes, and Apples, on show day, at
G. c. Michael's.
"A brakeman on the third diyi-
sion, named Charles A. Huntington,
a native of Buchanan. w. Va, fell
between the cars at Cranberry at 2
O'Clock Saturday morning and was
killed.
Persons attending the big show
next Thursday, should call at Cheap
Johns for MELONS, Soda Water. Pop,
Cakes, Candies, Cigars, Nuts, and a
variety of other goods too numerous
to mention.
Visitors for 'Hazlewood Cottage
arrived Wednesday. as follows Mrs.
Brenaman, Willie Brenaman, Mary
Brenaman, Master f. Mccormick,
u. S. N, Miss Eliza Mccormick,
Mrs. Bell, Miss Imogene Bell, Mr..
Mills, Washington.
William Wallace Chisholm, for
merIy of this neighborhood, was
murdered in Silver City, New Mex
leo, about the first of April last.
Deceased was about IS years of age,
and has a brother. three sisters and
large number of relatives living in
and near Oakland.
The corporation authorities have
been making improvements on the
streets of Oakland, in the way of
laying NEW side walks and grading
the streets. The North end of Sec.
ond street has been much improved,
sinder the sup ervisiOn of Mr.. Thos.
Bosley.
Friday evening of last week. the
large sash blind and flooring estab-
lishment of Geo. ID. Landwehl, at
Cumberland, Md, was totally des-
troyed by fire. together with large
amount OF finished work and raw
material. The loss is about SIS, 900,
with an insu rance of but S2.0OO. Mr..
Landwehr will rebuild at once.
"A very severe storm visited
Keyser, w. Va, last Friday morn.
ing of last week. The people had to
cling to posts. fences, trees, or what
ever they could get to hold to. The
hail fell with tremendous force and
was of considerable size, doing a
great deal of damage to garden truck
and grain. An empty housecar stand
ing ON the siding in the Baltimore
and Ohio yards was lifted from the
trucks and blown distance of half
mile or more. Shade trees, fences
and out-buildIngs were blown down.
Church Services Sunday.
Memorial Church-Preaching in
the evening at o'clock, by the Pas