The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-05-14
LOCAL NEWS.

The largest stock of hats and caps
in Oakland is at G. E. Hinkley's.
p. A. Chisholm, Esq, has NOV
ed into the New Glade House.
-Messrs. F. A. and R. H. Thayer
lost a valuable young horse last week.
Mrs. Read, of Omaha, is visiting
her father, Mr.. John Daley.
Mems and boys hats and caps at
Hinkley's, opposite Dailey's Hotel.
Go to M. l.. Scott's Baltimore
Store, and see the lates styles and
fashions.
The most brilliant and attractive
line of Dry Goods is where the "Red
Flag Floateth."
The Republican City Convention
of Cumberlond Tuesday renominated
j. w. Shaffer for reelection as Clerk.
The largest assortment of ladies'
sacqueing cloth, boys and mems
cassimeres, is where the "Red Flag
Floateth."
Mrs. Sarah Mason will receive
few boarders at her residence next
door to j. O. Michael's store.
MIR. Jealous Tower, who had been
seriously ill. is now able to attend to
business.
Hon. H. G., Davis and family
have taken up their residence for the
summer at Deer Park,
DIR. Chas. Keller, of Grantsville,
spent most of this week in Oakland
with his brother, DIR. B. L. Keller.
Mr.. Geo. F. Loughridge has EN-
ployed a first-class boot and shoe
maker, and is now prepared to exc
cute all orders with dispatch.
The most exquisite line of ladies'
and children's trimmed hats and
bonnets, artificial flowers, &C., is
where the "Red Flag Eloateth."
-Messrs. M. Cullen and d. Ryan
and their families arrived in Oakland
this week. They have spent several
months in the south.
Died, at Altamont, April Goth,
1881, George Pouge, colored, aged SO
years. He leaves wife aged so
years, and four small children.
Rev. John Coffin Nazaro will
preach in the Deer Park Church Sun
day evening at u O'Clock. Subject:
1.-The Divine Eloquence of Revela-
ton"
The ten-pin alleys at the Oak
land and Deer Park Hotels, crushed
by the weight of snow last winter,
have been repaired.
DIR. j. Lee McComas last week
received diploma from the Medical
and Chirurgical Faculty of Maryland.
He has also been appointed local
member of the State Board of Health.
The case of the State VS.. Alex.
Thrasher, charged with the murder
of Joseph Pratt, removed from Cum
berland to Hagerstown, has been set
for trial Tuesday, May "A.
The Council of the Ev. Lutheran
Church at Deer Park will be elected
ON Sunday Morning, May 10, 1881.
All members of the Church are eX-
pected 10 be present and assist in the
election.
The public schools of Oakland
closed Friday. Persons desiring to
send their children to a good school
during the vacation in the public
schools. slould consult the Misses
Jones, Lutheran Parsonage Oakland.
Dress silks of every variety,
trimming silk, satins and hrocades,
lace goods in absolute profusion
cashmere and knit summer shawls,
bereges, Parisinio, Grenadino de Ly-
on, Hamburgs, and adies'furnishing
goods, just received where the "Red
Flag Floateth."
In the notice OF the appointment
of road supervisors, and the assign
ment of roads, for District No. 4,
published last week, a mistake was
made in giving Mr.. Warwick more
territory than was assigned him by
the County Commissioners, and omit.
ting Mr.. Alden Duckworth altogeth-
err. 1t should have read: Henry
Warwick, all roads South of Bloom
ington. Alden G. Duck wertfl, roads
from Kogan's to county line and
from water trough to Bloomington.
Clara Bell May WentzeIl, aged
4 years. 10 months and q days, after
suffering for five weary weeks, de-
parted this life on the 10th of Nav.
1881. Little Clara was consetrated
to the Lord by the rite of Baptism in
her early infancy, in the Ev. Luther.
an Church. She was being brought up
in the nurture and admonition of the
Lord-in the way that she should 90.
Being a precOcious child. she was tha