The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-08-18

blanks.
Hon. M. G. Urner and son were
at Mountain Lake Park and Oakland
this week.
DIR. w. G. Burns, of Myersdale,
Pa, formerly of EVANSVILLE, was in
Oakland, Tuesday.
The Keyser Chair Factory (See
Brothers), chairs now for sale by
John Shartzer & Bro, Oakland, Nd,
Aug. IL, 10 W.
Mr.. Henry Grim and wife re-
turned to their home in Martinsburg
last Thursday, after visiting friends
and relatives in Oakland.
-M.rrIod, at Oakland, Monday,
Aug. 18th, by Rev. John M. Davis,
Mr., VIM. s. Grim and Mics Annie w.
Currie, both of Oakland. Md.
The officers of the Grand Council
American Legion of Honor of Mary
land, will visit Patmos Council, of
Oakland, Saturday evening, August
18th.
Married, near the Forks Church.
this county, Aug. 9Th, 1883, by Rev.
J. B. Shoup, Mr.. Amos Bittinger and
Miss Lizzie S. Brenneman, both of
Garrett county.
-WANTED,-A good man to take
charge of farm near Oakland.
Should come in time to put out a
crop this fall. Apply to Bowie John
son. Oakland, Nd. "a If
Married, at the residence of
Thomas Dewitt, July LIST, by Rev.
J. Dewitt. Miss Thresa A. Savage,
and Lafayette Dewitt, both cf Gar
rett county.
--Messrs. Alton B. and Joseph
Carly. printers; of Frederick, Md,
spent a few days in Oakland, the
guests of Mr.. Charles Sincell. They
paid US fraternal call while here.
Mai. A. H. S. Davis, formerly
foreman of the government printing
Office, but now broker in Washing
ton City. paid our Office pleasant
call last Saturday. He is at the Oak
land Hotel.
Read the call for Republican pri-
maries in another column. The time
is short, and our Republican friends
ok, fN<an Tnf al to fInn
primaries. In that way we can get
good ticket.
MIR. John J. McGinnis, the great
singer and comic actor, will arrive
on next Friday, from Piedmont, to
take part in the entertainment given
here on the 18th and 18th inst, for the
benefit of st. Peters church.
There will be a picnic at Alta
mont on August Oath. A good plat
form and good Music. Refreshments
on the grounds. &c. Browning, w.
Roam. A. Brady, C. Friend, Com
mittee.
Married, at Oakland, Md. on
August 18th, Mr.. John j. Rae, of
Richmond, Va, and Miss Mary Ag-
mes Robertson, of Washington, d. c.,
by Rev. Leigh Richmond Smith,
pastor of Presbyterian Church.
The following named guests are
At Mrs. Edwards: From Baltimore,
Miss Emma Maddox, Miss Maggie
Maddox, Miss Eta Maddox, Miss
Hamilton, Miss Mana Akers; from
Washington, Mrs. Wiley and daught-
er, Mrs. Mcbride, Miss Wimsatt,
Miss Josephine Doyle, Miss Kate
McCleery, Miss Annie McSherry.
Married, on Sunday night, Aug.
18th. 1883, in st. Johns Evangelical
Lutheran Church (Red House,, this
county. by Rev. w. Y. Cline, Mr..
George G. Shaffer, to Miss Mary B.
Dumire, both of Tucker county, w.
Va, There were quite number of
relatives and friends present to wit
ness the ceremony, and to offer con-
6INtuidtiOuS nuu WOEuS VI kOOu CiiS6Is
The Bottle Run tannery, located
near Hazen, about six miles north of
Cumberland, was totally destroyed
by fire Monday morning, together
with brick building occupied as a
store and dwelling by John X. White
& Co., proprietors of the tannery.
The total loss. including the store,
and the hides and the machinery, is
roughly estimated at about $4,000.
Insured for 100000.