The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-12-03
LOCAL NEWS.

WI. 0lpSOu mas removed MS
barber shop to Daily & Co.'s. build
ing, near the depot.
Mr.. John L. Harne left Oakland
Thursday morning for Hagerstown,
on visit to Numerous relatives and
friends.
-Messrs. Peddicord & Combs have
removed their law Office to the new
building recently erected next door
to d. E. Offutt's store.
What a sale Morrison & Bro. has
on their Cough Syrup, Liniment and
Horse and Cattle Powder. The largest
package tor the price in the world.
The stone work for the Oakland
Hotel Improvement has been com
pleted, and the carpenters will 60 to
work Immediately.
Mr.. Robert II. Gordon, a prom
inent member of the Cumberland
bar, was married to Miss Mamie
Cruzen, of the same city, Tuesday
last.
Fresh oysters in every style at
Gerhard's, opposite the Glades Hotel.
Keep your family well supplied
with "Sellers' Cough Syrup" Use
it in time you will avert bronchial
and pulmonary affections. rs cents.
Mrs. Hiram Tasker. of Oakland,
arrived here last Saturday and will
remain during the winter with her
sister, Mrs. Rev. d. Tasker.-&.
George Pioneer, Nov. %.
Married, in Selbysport. at the
residence of Alfred Welsh. Nov. oath,
1881, by Rev. A. M, Bowlin, Mr..
Alpheus G. Friend and Miss Sarah
+. Brown, all Of this county.
Mr.. Lloyd H. Bell, who enlisted
in the regular army about year ago,
returned home last week, having re-
ceived an honorable discharge. Lloyd
has gone to work in his fathers har-
ness shop.
Married. at the BRIDES residence,
near Horseshoe Run, Nov. oath, 1881,
by Rev. w. Y. Cline, Mr.. Geo. H.
Gauer of this county, and Miss Laura
e. Root. of Preston county. w. Va.
Married, at Davis Mills, Nov.
9th, 1881, by Rev. HI. E. Friend,
two of our worthy and respected
young school teachers, Mr.. S. X.
Welsh and Miss Maggie B. Mosser,
both of Garrett Co.
Twelve more votes have been
cast for the Singer in the last two
weeks, two of them by our worthy
Mr.. John Helbig. and one
by Mr.. VIM. Wagner. This is the
fourth time Mr.. Helbig has chosen
the Singer, and the third time for Mr..
Wagner.
Frank Hopewell, in the employ
of Mr.. John Humbird, Cumberland,
a contractor on the extension of the
West Virginia Central and Pittsburg
railway, at Elk Garden was killed
Tuesday morning by tree falling
upon him. The remains will be sent
to Washington City, where he resid-
ed.
PA, I'm sick" "What made
you sick my son ?" ~ don't know,
but suppose l haye been using too
much of the Weed here lately"
"Yes, son, you have made the Singer
agent 'squeal,' and there will be more
squeal before they use your machine
twelve months" How about having
to sell that machine at Horseshoe for
$50 or $25, after keeping it 6 or II
months. I don't know whether you
call it squealing or not, but your Pa.
seems anxious to trade his new Weed
to me and get Singer for his family.
1. w. Slonaker. Agent.
Died, on Monday, Nov. 81, 1881.
at Accident, this county, Miss Effie
F. Hinebaugh, aged 18years 9 months
and l day. The deceased was MEM
her of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Her Christian life was ex-
emplary. Though she had been a
suffer for long time. yet her Saviour
deal very gently with her, especially
the last day as she was approaching
the rivers brink. Thoug1 Jordon's
waves around her reared she fear
lesslylaunched away, singing: "Safe
in the arms of Jesus" Never did
we witness such scene before.
Surely the sacred poet must have
seen such scenes, else he could never
have sang:
"How blest the righteous when he dies;
When sinks u weary soul to rest,
How mildly beams the closing eyes.
How gently heaves the expiring breast"
At her funeral services her pastor
based his remarks, according to her
request, on John 14:2, first clause.
May the Lord sustain, comfort and
bless those who mourn on account of
her early departure.