The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-05-27
LOCAL N E w s.

Captain E. HI. Wardwell has been
detailed as officer of the day, next
Tuesday at Cumberland.
Died, near Blooming Rose, this
county, May 10th. 1882, Rebecca
johnson, aged rs years.
Archbishop Gibbons confirmed
thirty-five persons at st. Peters
church, this town. Friday of last
week.
Take your children to Prof. MINI
mo before the visitors arrive.
Persons contemplating the bur-
chase of Beatty Organ. can save
money by ordering through this
office.
"A new and substantial side. walk
has been laid on the Liberty street
and Second Street fronts OF the Me-
mortal Church lot.
MIR. Jacob Shartzer, of Accident,
offers his two valuable farms for sale
on very easy terms. See advertise
ment.
Fish Commissioner Oelawder
will have fish ways erected in the
Potomac river as soon as the state of
the water will permit.
Prof. Nimmo will enlarge pic
lures and frame them handsomely.
Try him.
Died, near Petersburg, Pa, last
week, Joseph HiIeman, aged "a years.
8 months and 9 days. Deceased was
member of the M. E. Church South.
Mr.. William Wagner. Cashier of
the Morgantown IVA. Val Bank,
spent few days in Oakland this
week with his daughter, Mrs. A. G.
Sturgiss.
DIR. J. Lee McComas has put
dowu substantial side walk in front
of his property on Second street, oc-
cupied by Mr.. d. H Lear. Who will
be the next?
Prof. Nimmo will he found at
his gallery with everything in order.
Gail soon. All his photographs are
fineiH retOuched.
In Unonl0Wn Pa. April 22d,
1882, by Rev. f. B. LaBarrer, Mr..
VIM. H. Frazee, of Garrett county,
Maryland, and Miss Julia Maust of
UnioOtuwn.
The Garrett County Sunday
School Convention will he held in
Accident August 25ti.. 18th, and 27th
next. We will give the programme
in due time.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of the New York Branch
Store, Oakland, Md. to be found on
this page. II is strange how they do
it, but they do sell goods very low.
Call and be convinced.
Mr.. r. P. Spiker, of the Spiker
Wagon Company, PiQua, Ohio, was
again in our county last week. Since
his former visit he has been honored
by the citizens of Piqua by being
elected a member of the City Coun.
Gil.
-Kingwood district. Preston coun-
ty, West Virginia. has voted on the
proposition of narrow guage rail-
way from Tunnelton to Kingwood.
The subscription was carried by a
vote Of 272 in favor of the proposition,
to 126 in the negative.
"A local newspaper man is gener-
ally expected to be everywhere, see
everything, and catch every item
afioat, simply because it is his profess
sion. But he can't do it. His friends
can help him though by sending or
bringing such items as are of interest.
All manner of legitimate local news
go to make up an int, resting paper.
There will be a gospel service at
Memorial Church next Sunday morn.
ing at II O'Clock. This meeting is
intended for young men especially,
hut all are invited who feel an in
terest in the dissemination of the
gospel of Christ among our young
people. Bring Gospel Hymns No. 1
with you.
Little is stirring among the min
ers. SO far as the general public can
learn. A prominent builder took
car load of lumber to Eek hart Monday
to construct booths for the new min
ers, as the present occupants of the
cOmpany's cottages cannot be dis
possessed before April next. The in.
PRODUCTION of the first new labor will
determine the position of the miners.
Nothing is expected before that.
Church SerVices--Sunday.
M. E. Church-Preaching at " P.
M. by Rev. s. E. Jones.