The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-01-08
LOCAL NEWS.


The public school resumed its
sessions Monday.
On Thursday morning of last
week the Thermometer indicated 28'
below zero in Oakland.
Closing cut sale Of ladies Cloaks
and Dolmans and ladies and chill.
dren's furs at Daily & Cos.
Miss May 1. Jameson. of Pied
mont, is visiting Miss Ria James
son. in Oakland.
-Messrs. Peddicord, Veitch and
Combs were attending the Allegany
county court this week.
-Married-Dsc. Goth, 1880, by
Rev. Bolin. Mr.. Ed. Frantz and
Miss Mary Durham, all of this
county.
--Marrisd-Dsc. 3lst, 1880, by
Rev. H. E. Friend. Mr.. Austen
Brown and Miss Theodocia FraAee.
all of this county.
-Married-Dec. 23d. 1880. by Rev.
Henry E. Friend. Mr.. Rufus M.
Enlow and Miss Annie l.. Savage,
all of this county.
Mr.. Samuel Lawton and sister
Miss Sarah, left Oakland Friday
night for Philadelphia, where they
will spend the winter.
Ladies' Cloaks, Ladies' Cloaks
and Dolnlans just received at Daily
Il Co.'S, at unprecelsntsdly lew
prices.
The session Of 1881 of the Grand
Lodge, Knights of Honor, of Mary
land, will be held in Easton, Talbot
county. in May next.
Services in the! Enlow School
House on next Sabbath conducted
by Rev. J. M. Davis, and on Mon
day night by Judge Dewitt.
Mr.. John G.. Knauer was the
only delegate from this county in
attendance at the State Sunday
School Convention, held recently in
Baltimore.
Decidedly the largest line Of Ia.
dies cl0aks and d0lmans, ladies' and
children's furs and seal skin caps
exhibited during the season just re-
ceived at Daily & Co.'S auction store.
Rev. VIM. Stoudenmire will
hold services preparatory to the adj
tninistratisn of the Lords Supper at
Deer Park Saturday evening at 81
O'Clock. Sunday service and com
munion at IL O'Clock A. NJ.
Capt. j. p. Dukehart, manager
of Oakland Hotel last season. has
been appointed general manager of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company's hotels. ]. A. Coates, for
msrly at Martinsburg, Hetel takes
charge of the Queen City.
Mrs. Mary Tasker is agent for
The Illustrated History Of Metho-
dism in Great Britain and America,
from the days of the Wesleys to the
great merit and should be in every
Methodist household. dec1ltf
-Ladies' Cloaks and DolMans, seal
skin caps, ladies' and ohiIdren's furs,
just received at Daily & Co.'S auction
store. Will be sold at prices lower
than you can imagine. Call and see
them.
"A stove, weighing 800 pounds,
is lying in the freight depot awaiting
removal to the camp Of the Lochiei
lumber company in Garrett county.
No doubt this is the largest stove
ever seen in this section.-FTost6urq
Journal.
Mr.. John E. Gnagey, of Acct.
dent, Wednesday last received from
Ohio pair Of Magic, or Poland
China shoats, for breeding purposes.
The pair cost him near fifty dollars,
which would indicate that they are
good stock. They are certainly very
handsome.
We are under obligations to the
preprietors of the Baltimore San for
an advance copy of the Sun Alma
nae for 1881, which embodiss great
variety of valuable facts bearing upon
matters of general public interest. A
copy is sent to every subscriber Of
/. the Sun free of charge.
The large frame residence OF
Barney Dilley. on his farm, about
three miles from Cumberland, was
totally destroyed Friday night Of
last week, by fire, originating from
q defective fiue. Nearly all the
furniture and clothing in the house
were destroyed. Loss on house sta.
ted to be covered by insurance; none
on household goods.
-Died-At Piedmont. Monday
last. of heart disease, Fannie Estells
Richardson, daughter of Prof. r. G