The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-07-29
LOCAL N EW


Notice the advertisement ofprop-
erty for sale in Deer Park.
Mr.. HI. P. Tasker has gone to
New York city to engage in business.
New stock of Eye Glasses at A.
G. Sturgiss' drug store.
Maj. o. w. Ison is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Oakland.
Double glasses and millers'
glasses, at Sturgiss' Drug Store.
The Garrett Guards departed for
Cumberland on the 7:43 A. NJ. train
Thursday morning.
Mrs. B. Ison and daughter re-
turned from Ocean Grove Wednes.
day.
Mr.. d. E. Offutt is making prepa-
rations to light his store room, Hall
and residence with gas.
Eye glasses, shooting glasses and
near sighted glasses at Sturgiss' drug
Store.
Gov. Hamilton has commission
ed John f. Robson as Justice of the
Peace for the 18th district of this
county.
DR.. p. A. Healey, a prominent
physicians of Cumberland, died at
his residence in that city Tuesday
morning.
Glasses for the rich and glasses
for the poor, at Sturgiss' drug store.
-Messrs. Whitehill, of the Wheel
ing hateligeacer, and Wiley, of the
Registe7', are at Mountain Lake Park,
reporting for their respective jour
mails.
The Weston Combination gave
four exhibitions in Offutt's Hall, Oak
land, this week. The large audiences
were much pleased with the enter
tainment.
Mr.. G.. w. Delawder has pur-
chased the Adair lot on Second street,
on which, we understand, he con-
templates erecting handsome dwell
Ing house in the near future.
"Wednesday last Colonel J. w.
Veitch received from his old home
in Prince Georges county, this State.
box of fine apricOts, from a tree the
seed of which was planted by him
when he was about eight years old.
Mr.. Christian Yutzy, residing
near Oakland, left at this Office spec-
mems of oats and timothy of this
years growth which are hard to beat.
The oats is 5 feet in length and the
timothy feet 10 inches, the heads
being 10 inches long.
"A meeting was held Monday
evening at the M. e. Church, under
the auspicies of the Woman's Ma
tional Temperance Union, which was
ably and forcibly addressed by Mrs.
Martin. of Baltimore. The house was
crowded and the audience was well
AT the regular monthly meeting
of the BanG of Hope, Thursday even.
ing of last week, the programme was
dispensed with, and the audience was
addressed by Rev. DIR. Fullerton of
Moundsville. w. Va, and Rev. E.
w. Ryan, of Wheeling. The Band
of Hope was organized by DR.. Fuller
ton nearly seven years ago, and he
expressed his satisfaction at the pro-
gress made since that time In the
society.
About three weeks ago I was
compelled to leave about 800 feet of
lumber near Kings Run, on the
Hooppole road, owing to the break
ing ola wagon. A few days since,
when I came to haul it to Oakland,
about 300 feet was missing. I will
give reward Of five dollars for in
formation which will lead to the con-
viction of the party or parties who
committed the theft.
REDEMUs SPIKER,
Saturday evening the Garrett
Guards, by invitation of Capt. Har-
dy, took part under Capt. Wardwell
and Lfeuts. Chisholm and Mason, in
dress parade with the Governors
Guards, at Deer Park, Maj. johnson,
ofthe Second Battalion, by invitation
of Adjutant General Smith and Capt.
Hardy, acting as commandment. The
parade was on the Hotel lawn, and
thetwo companies were at their best.
Governor Foster, of Ohio, occupied
position on Major Johnson's right
and critically observed the display,
and subsequently expressed himself
as much pleased, everything having
passed off creditably.
Church ervices--Smday.