The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-04-09
LOCAL N EW s..

morning, April l. 1881, james Giee-
sen. aged Is years.
e. r. Browning, Esq. has re-
moved from near Oakland to his
steam mill on Deep Creek.
Mr.. J. N. Erwin, called to see US
on Saturday and gave US word of
encouragement.
Joseph white. of Glade Valley. is
assisting his brother, s. d. White, in
the milling business at Cranes Mill.
The mercury at this place regis.
tered. Tuesday morning, 80 below
zero. and % below Wednesday morn
ing.
Died, near Willis Store, Preston
county, w. Va, April I'd, 1881, An
zina Caroline, wife Of J. Frank Mes
ser, aged "A years, 5 months and 2
days.
Married, May 18th, 1881, by the
Rev. Merrill. A. p. Beachy, of West
Salisbury, Pa, to Matilda Yoder.
The groom's age 81 years the brides
%.
"A valuable horse belonging to
Hugh Moore, ESQ, ran away one
day last week and broke his leg, and
had to be shot. This is quite loss
to Mr.. NJ, as it was the only work
horse he owned.
Married. Monday. April 4, 1881,
at the residence of H. w. Hessen, by
Rev. J. s. Lefevre, Lewis Werner,
OF Ogden Center, Michigan, to M. c.
Upperman, of Oakland, Md.
The cry from all over the county
is a scarcity of provender. We are
credibly informed that John Garrett
lest z head of cattle from want of
feed; also Isaac Male or s head of
sheep and steer.
A series OF services and sermons
VIII he commenced at Deer Park on
Sunday evening at II O'Clock. Ser.
vices each evening during the week.
Confirmation and Communion will
be attended ia and administered on
Easter Sunday.
ME-. E. d. Kepner takes this
method of announcing to his former
customers and friends that he has re-
sumed the boot and shoemaking
business. at the old stand, on Alder
Street, where he would be pleased to
have them call. Mending specially.
We repeat for the benefit of our
readers that communications will
not be published. unless accompanied
by the writer's name, not necessarily
for publication, but AS guaranty OF
good faith on the part of the writer !;
nor will communications of personal
character be published.
The regular appeal and transfer
term of the County Commissioners
was held this week, with full
board present, and as usual attracted
quite number of the citizens thrOug-
out the ccunty to town. A full re.
port of the proceedings will be given
in our next issue.
The Garrett Literary Society
meets this Saturday evening. The
following is the program Selection,
Il. Delawder; Defamation, Harry
L0ar; Essay, +. z. Arnold; Selec,
ton. A. B. Woalcock Essay, w.
p Townshend; DecIamati"a, Chas.
Boyer; Essay, ]. Il. Mitchell.
Rev. Baumgardner. sf Deer
Park Circuit. N. Z. Char, h. has just
closed a two weeks meeting at Little
England appointment. He reports
III conversions and l3 accessiOns to
the church. This closes his special
meetings for the season with Al ac-
cessio,is to the church, Is reclama-
tions and Is conversions ia all.
Mr.. John l.. Browning lost a val
liable 3-year old steer and fresh
mich COW on Saturday last. The
steer in some way hung himself in
the straw rick, and his carcass was
hauled out into the meadow. The
other cattle collected about it, and.
becoming excited or Infatuated, set
upon the COW and killed her. His
loss is SIS.
Church Scrvices--Sunday.
Preaching in the M. E. Church
every Sunday morning at l0}. by
Rev. S. E. Jones.
Memorial Church-Preaching at
II o'clock p. m. bv Rev. Lefever.
Lutheran Church-Preaching Con-
firmatiOn and Communion Sunday
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