The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-07-15
LOCAL NEWS.

your white Bed Spreads.
Mr.. Joseph Martin and family
are in Oakland for few weeks.
Prof. Nimmo is now prepared to
take outside views.
Mr.. G. H. Beall. of Uniontown.
was at the Glades Hotel Thursday.
Go to the New York Branch and
get one of those pure Habanna tips,
2 for 5 cents.
"A handsome paling fence has
been erected in front of the M. E.
parsonage.
The fair grounds at Cumberland,
Md, have been sold to John Hum
bird for $4,000.
Mr. J. T. Mitchell and wife re-
turned TO Oakland Saturday last. after
a wedding trip of three weeks.
Go to the New York Branch and
see that fine Table Oil Cloth one yard
and quarter wide, for only 25 cents.
-The Oakland and Glades Hotels
and the numerous boarding houses in
town are rapidly filling up with sum-
uEer visitors.
Prof. Nimmo, at his photograph
gallery, near J. A. Grants store, is
fully prepared for business in his
line.
Go to the New York Branch,
ladies. and get one of those Coraline
Corseis if you want to feel comfortable
these warm days.
Mr.. j. w. Boyer, of Accident,
this county. is visiting relatives in
Oakland. He was quite iii Tuesday
night. but is now much better.
Late arrivals at the "Oaks:" Col.
w. +. Merrill and family, N. S. A. &;
Mrs. w. III. FarWCUd and daughter,
Cincinnati FL. N. Baikard aud wife,
Baltimore.
-Messrs. Frank Springer and CAL
win Miller, OF Uni0ntown are Stop
ping at the Glades Hotel. They are
here ON an extended fishing and hunt
ing expedition.
During the summer season per
sons can he supplied with ice cream
al the residence OF Mrs. Jno. S. Combs,
on Water street. Families supplied
with any quantity desired.
Postal cars are now run on train
NJ. s, due at this station at 9:03 A.
NJ, Instead of No. 2, due at 4:51 A.
NJ, and on NO. ., due here at 7:43 A.
NJ, instead of No. l, due at 2:55 2. NJ.
The Wheeling Lttettigencer will
be serve to subscribers at Oakland
Deer Park and Mountain Lake Park,
every morning. Leave orders With
Daniel Chisholm who is general agent
for the above named places.
Mr.. A. q. Sturgiss moved into
his new store room last week He
can noW boast one of the finest drug
stores in Western Maryland. The
building was erected under the super
visi of Capt. J. M. Jarboe.
Mr.. 1. w. Slonaker now occupies
the room formerly used by Mr.. A.
q. S:urgiss as a drug store. Mr..
Slonaker is agent for the Singer Sew
ing Machine Company. and does re-
pairing of all kinds. He also keeps
on hand attachments, needles, oils,
&c. &c.
The Columbus, Ohio, corps of
cadets, with an excellent band of
music, will pitch their tents for ten
days encampment on the grounds of
the hotel property at Deer Park on
Saturday afternoon, July 18th. This
is considered the crack company of
the Ohio National Guards.
The first regular religious servi-
ces we're held at Mountain Lake Park
last Sunday, conducted by Rev. John
Thompson, of Philadelphia. A large
number of people were present from
Oakland, Deer Park and the sur
rounding country. The services were
held in the dining room of the hotel.
Mr.. H. Allen Ison. brother of
Major w. o. Ison. ofStarr's Institute.
and who for the past ten months was
an employee of Pond, West & Sim
ons, left for his home in Oakland
Md, last Monday morning accom-.
panied to New York by Mr.. George
Beck. Mr.. Ison has made many
friends while here, and we regret his
departure. And may success ever
attend him.--Port Chester Journal,
June %.
Church SnrviCnQ--Suudav