The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-11-29

Stanton as teacher.
Mr.. J. Ell. Kildow, who has been
at Kingwnod for several months, is
at his home here.
Mr.. II. A. Rasche, Of Oakland,
butchered hog this week which
Melted 3l5 pounds.
Miss Amelia GarIitz, left Oak
land Sunday night for Columbus,
OHIO, where she expects to remain all
winter.
Mr.. John B. Brant offers valu.
able Tract of land. for the next 30
days. at SO per acre. See advertise
mrnt.
The Cumberland telephone line
has been extended to Bloomington,
Garrett county, "A distance Of thirty
two miles.
Reader. do you see an X after
your name on the margin of this
paper? If you do be assured that il
did not get there toy accident.
Mrs. James Bell, of Oakland. was
stricken with paralysis Wednesday
morning. Her entire right side is
affected, and she is. confined to her
bed.
Mr.. John Bell, son of Mr.. James
Bell, left for New York City Sunday
night, to accept position in Il bust
hess house. "Bub" has our best
wishes,
Render, therefore, unto Cesar
the things that are Cesar's, and unto
the editor the things that are the
ed,tur's. Your subscription account,
for instance.
Lutheran Church-Preaching at !
p. NJ. by Rev. Sechrlst, alter which
there will TIE "a congregational meet
ing. All members are requested 10
be present.
Go to Harne & Sons, in the RE-
PUBLICAN building, for underwear,
hosiery. nuiions, confectionery, iruIls,
nuts, tubac:Us, smokers guods, cann-
ed, goods, &C., DC.
Friend, do you owe the editor
anything on your paper? Ii you do
well as perform ii righteous act. 10y
paying him at once. He needs his
mon y.
Col. Henry ]. johnson has for
warded to headquarters reaig alton
of his commission rs lieutenant col
umrl of the Second Battalion, Infhn
Try, NJ. N. g.. to take effect Decenl'
her 81. 1884.
The shed roof over the White saw
mill, on Col. WOnd's place. near Oak
land, WAS blown down Tuesday, pain
fully injuring the sawyer, Mr.. Isaiah
Haun. The machinery Of the mil
was not materially injured.
Married, November 18th, 1884,
ut the residence of the brides father.
near Altamnnt, l,y Rev. ID. II. Friend
Mr.. James Hamilton, of hampshire
county, w. Va, and Miss Cornella
+. Friend, of Garrett county. Md.
See woman in another col
umn, near Speer's Vineyards pick
ing grapes from which Speer's Port
Grape Wine is made, that is 81 highly
esteemed by the medical profession.
for the use of invaIids, weekly per.
sons and the aged. Sold by Druggists.
Justice Gender. Of Cumberland.
smoked cigar during the procession
In that city on Saturday night. 1t
was one of two that he laid aside
when Tilden was defeated. resolved
TO smoke no more until the election
of a Democratic President. He is
saving the other for Inauguration
day.
Married, Nov. 23d, 1884. at the
residence of Mr.. j. T. Grove, in Oak
land, Md, by Rev. G. b. Ludwig.
Mr.. James Poland, of District No. II,
and Miss Nora Guard, of Selhysport.
Mr.R.T. Liston and Miss Allie Swalp
were groomsman and bridesmaid
The couple left for Mr.. Poland's home
the same day.
The public school building Of
Oakland has proved inadequate for
the accommodation Of the children in
this district, and the trustees haYe
secured two rooms, McComas Hall.
over Mr.. d. II. LOar's store, and II
building belonging to Mr.. Joha A.
Wolf. east end Of Oak street. which
are being temporarily used ~ school
rooms. Miss DOllie Keller has charge
of the former and Mr.. George Porter
Of the latter.
The Democratic tOreh-light pro-
cession and illumination in Oakland
Thursday night Of last week, was n
very tame affair. There were less