The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-07-01
LOCAL NEWS.


Mr.. w. H. Hagans, proprietor
of the "Oaks," received car load of
Ice from Sandusky, Ohio, Wednes-
day.
Mr.. Fl. Allen Ison, formerly an
employee in this Office, is now in one
of the government departments, in
Washington city.
Married, at the residence of Mr..
PIP. Lohr, June 25th, 1882, by Rev.
J.J. Young, Mr.. John j. Lohr and
Miss Ellen Swartzendruber. both OF
Garrett county, Md.
Married. in Oakland, June 21st,
by Rev. B. IsOn, Mr.. John G. Jack
son and Miss Elizabeth S. Harvey.
both of Garrett county, Md.
Married, at the residence of the
brides parents at Accident, June
26th, 1882, by Rev. j. j. Young, Mr..
James l.. Custer and Miss Kate Kahl,
both of Garrett county, Md.
Married, at Oakland Saturday
last, by Rev. John M. DAVIS, Mr..
Geo. s. Braxton, of Washington, d.
O., to Miss Lizzie A. Lee, of A llegapy
county, Md.
Married, at the residence of Rev.
c. B. Ludwig, by same, on Sunday
June 18th, Mr.. John H. Sanders and
Miss Mary L. Slanaugh, both of this
county.
Bell & Brother have removed
their saddle and harness mandatory
to their new building on Alder street,
near Stugiss' drug store.
A line of telegraph is being cree
ted from the planning mill, at Lake
View, by way of Mountain Lake
Park, to Oakland. The work is being
done at the expense of the Lake View
Planning Mill Co.
The oat crop is being destroyed
in many sections of this county by a
small bug or fly. Large fields near
Oakland have been entirely stripped.
and the farmers are preparing to put
huckWheat on the ground thus taken.
Married, on the 22d day of June,
1882, at the residence of Mr., David
Arnold, in district No. s, by Rev:
w. Y. Cline, Mr.. Frederick Stahl and
Miss Mary Belle Arnold, both of this
county.
The streets of Oakland need to be
cleaned up. The Corporation officers
have the means at hand. The peo-
pie demand that something be done
at once. "A hint to the wise is suffi-
Gent"
A correspondent informs us that
Mr.. A. C. Growing caught in Deep
Creek, Monday, a trout measuring Is
inches in length and 81 inches broad.
which weighed pounds. This is one
of the largest trout ever caught in the
county.
The corner stone of st. Paul's
Evangelical Lutheran Church of Deer
Park was laid last Saturday. The
ceremonies were conducted by the
Pastor. VIM. Stoudenmire, assisted
by The Church Council.
There will be q picnic on the
Fourth at Foglepole's sugar camp,
near Bethlehem Church. Lemonade,
Candy, cakes and plenty of amuse-
ments are promised, An invitation
is extended to all to come with full
baskets.
The following summer visitors
are registered at the coax :" Mr..
and Mrs, Lawrence lowering, nurse
and 2 children. Madison lowering,
Esq, Miss Laura lowering, Miss
Emily lowering, Miss Emily Sweet,
Miss HELEN Sweet, all of Baltimore.
Senator HI. G. Davis. arrived at
Deer Park Saturday night. with a
party of capitalists interested in the
Virginia and Pittsburg Railroad,
where they spent Sunday. They
left Monday on tour of inspection
of the road and the mines In the Elk
Garden region.
Mrs. Slonaker has opened her ice
cream parlor for the summer season,
next door to Sturgiss' drug store.
Families will be served by leaving
orders. Mrs. S. deserves the patron.
age of the good people of Oakland,
and we haye no doubt but she will
receive it.
The Oakland and Deer Park
Hotels were opened on Sunday but
there have been but few arrivals to
this time, owing, perhaps, to the al
most continuous rains. After the
4th they will likely be filled to theil
utmost capacity. The boarding house:
in Oakland and Deer Park are filling
up rapidly.
"A probably fatal accident occur