The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-08-20
LOCAL NEWS.

es" received too late for publication.
Will appear next week.
Mr.. Frank Jamison, of Ashland,
Ohio, arrived in town Sunday and
: left for his home Tuesday.
Late arrivals at Halle Wood
Cottage: Lieut.. G. Arnold and fam
lily, Miss Agnes Eichorn, Mr.. A.
Eichorn, all of Washington, d. G.
Married. at Oakland, Aug. 18th.
1881, by Rev. VIM. Stoudenmire,
Mr.. John w. Wolf and Miss Alice
Wolf, both of Preston county, w.
Va.
-Adjutant General Watkins, of
Maryland, arrived at Oakland Sun.
day morning and remained until
Monday. He stopped at Dailey's
Hotel.
The Sunny Side Sunday School
will give picnic on Saturday Aug.
9th. Good speakers. good music
and plenty of refreshments. All in
vited.
The Lutheran Church building
enterprise at Deer Park is progress.
ing favorably, thanks to those who
have pledged their encouragement
and aid. Others are asked to do
likewise.
A slight fire occurred at the resi-
dence of Col. j. w. Veitch Wednes-
day morning. The fire was was COM
municated to the roof of the back
building from a steve pipe. The
damage was slight, but the scare was
great.
WIN. M. Arnold will take charge
of Chisholm's drug store Monday,
and remain during the absence of
Mr.. Chisholm, who has been engag-
ed to make survey of the lands re
Gently purchased by H. G. Davis '&
Bro, on the North Branch.
The function Camp-Meeting
will commence August 25th, and close
September LIST, 1881. Reduced rates
over B. & o. r. r. to Tnnnelton
and return. A good boarding house
on the ground with sleaping apart
ments for ladies and gentlemen.
Terms reasonable. Hacks in waiting
at Tunnelton Station for all who de-
sire to eppoly them.
Died, August 18th, 1881, little
Stephen, aged months and % days,
the infant child of Mr.. Burke, near
Deer Park. The funeral was from
Mr.. Burk's to the Deer Park Gene
terry. The burial services were con-
dueted by Rev. VIM. Stoudenmire,
according to the Lutheran Liturgy. |
The parents have the sympathy of
the Church and community In their
sad bereavement. The Lord comfort
them. w. S.
Rev. J. M. Clymer, of Kcyser,
West Va, proposes the commence
ment of series of sermons at
"Whiteoak Grove" mile from
Chisholm's Mill, commencing Thurs
day evening, Aug. 18th, and continu-
ing at least until the following Sab
bath evening. Mr.. Clymer's sermons
are deep and impressive, all who
listen to them once want to hear him
again. He is certainly an eloquent
speaker.
The fourth quarterly meeting of
the SeIbysport and Johnstown circuit
was held August 18th and 14th, at
Johnstown. Rev. b. Ison, p. E.,
was there and preached in his mild
and winning manner. Rev. d.
Flanagan, of Grantsvilie, preached in
the afternoon. His sermon was
heard with profit. The house was
packed to its utmost capacity during
the services of the day. Prof. r. G..
Richardson gave us some excellent
music on the organ and the choir did
their part.
Mrs. Eliza H. McCrum, wife of
s. McCrum, Esq, of Aurora, Preston
county, w. Va, died of cancer, on
Sunday evening, August 14th. She
was born February 23d, 1925. and
was converted and Joined the Medo-
dist Episcopal Church at the age of
16, of which communion she rer,ain-
ed faithful and honored member
till her death. For the last two'years
OF her life she was subject to the
ravages of the terrible disease that
at last proved fatal, and often suffered
the most intense pain. She endured
all her Affections with true Christian
resignation and fortitude. After
months of increasing weakness and
WEAKNESS, in the calm of beautiful |
Sabbath day, she passed away from
earth and entered that land where
unbroken rest is given to the people
of God. She leaves behind her
bright example of faith and piety,
exhibited through many years of
fidelity 10 the varied duties Of wife,
mother, friend and neighbor, and
glowing with increased radiance and
beauty under the severe discipline of
har oIOoinU yoarQ