The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-03-19
LOCAL NEWS.

F.
The way to make profit, on your
purshases is to buy where the "Red
Flag Fleateth."
died at Selbysport, Md. March
9th. 1881, Mrs. M. M. Frazee, wife of
Chas. F. Frazee, In the 10th year of
her age.
IF you want to get the value for
your money, spend it where the
"Red Flag Floateth."
Justice Gender has removed his
Office to the rooms recently occupied
by JAS. A. Enl0w. in the REPUBLI-
CAN Office building.
What ysu can save in buying
your goods at Daily Geo., will stock a
moderate sized saving bank.
Mr.. Daniel Chisholm is improv-
ing the property now &C 'upied by
him as a Drug Store. and proposes re-
moving his family shortly.
-Ifyou want bargains. real genuine
corn and cob crushing bargains, go
where the "Red Flag FIoateth."
Married, March 18th, 1881. by
Rev. N. l.. Baumgardner, Mr.. Colum-
bus l.. Paugh, and Mis- Mary l..
Moon, at the residence of the brides
father, Garrett V. Moon.
Ezekiel Totten. ESD. one of our
oldest and most highly respected cit
liens. died at his residence an Tues
day night, after an illness of few
days. He vas born July, 1899.
BY invitation the Longfellow
reading circle held their regular
meeting on Thursday of last week, at
the residence of Rev. s. z. Jones,
where they were handsomely enter
tanned.
The prestiest of colleretts, rusch-
ing, invisible nets and pins &C., are
where the "Red Flag Floateth."
Wild geese passed over this place
III tOiISiltldule uulHitIS uuiiliS tIic
past week, which fact, our weather
seers say, is an indication that
winter has broken. Now bring in
your poetry and let's have some good
weather.
Constable Allen, of District No.
4. arrived here Tuesday evening on
No. 10, having in custody. ]. A.
Marshall, who is charged with steal.
ing meat, at Bloomington. He was
lodged in Jail to await the action Of
the Grand Jury.
Farmers desiring something good
and cheap In the line of a feed cutter,
will do well to call on I w. Sanaker,
of this place, who is offering a splen
did cutter for the small sum of $500.
Mr.. Slenaker is sole agent for Garrett
and Allegany counties.
The protracted meeting at Glade
Valley, nentiened in our last issue,
closed on Tuesday, with Is CONVEX
sions, recIamations and 20 aces
sions to the church on p.obation. At
the close Of the meeting the Deer
Park church building enterprise was
presented, and subscriptions obtained
amounting to over fifty dollars.
Mr.. William Z. Hen-haw, an en-
terprising merchant of Lonac"ning,
Allegany county, died on Sunday
morning last. Mr.. Henshaw was
gentleman whose genial nature,
quick intelligence, and ren1y wit
made him friends wherever he was
knawn. His death will he deeply
regretted by all who knew him.
Mrs. Mary M. Frazee, wife of
Chas. +. Frazse, died at Selbysport,
March 9th, 1881, aged 20 years, il
months and 2days. Sister Frazee was
Chaistian lady and bore her affli-
ton with patience and resignation.
She Was IA good wife and atfectionate
ly requested her husband To meet her
in Heaven. The large concourse of
people who followed the remains
from her late residence to the Baptist
Church, on "Frazee Ridge" where
her funeral was preached by the
writer, attested the fact that she was
greatly respected by her neighbors.
The beautiful casket with all that
WIS mortal Of our late sister was
inferred in the family buring grounds
where she will quietly sleep until
the Master shall say "come We blessed
of my father, inherit the kingdom
prepared for you from the foundatiCn
OF the world"
JOSEPH DEWITT.