The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1884-12-06

pleased if you remit at an early
date.
Mr.. w. L Bnughncr aud family,
Of Fairmpnt, were in Oakland last
week.
-Ohutt'S Hall next Tuesday night
-BJnu Theatre Conrpany--"Haze
Kirke."
-Reader, 10 you soc an X after
your name on the margin Of this
paper? Ifyou do he assured that it
did not get there hy accident.
The Riiou Theatre Company Will
occupy Quits Hall next Tuesday
night. THIS Is said to be good conf
pany.
Friend, do You owe the editor
anything on your paper? If you do
YOU will confer favor upon him, as
we'll a. perform Il righteous act, ly
paying him at once. H. needs his
money.
See n woman in another col
umn. near Spper'S Vineyards pick
iug Cranes from which Spppr'S Port
Grape Wine is made. that is 50 highly
esteemed by the medical profession,
for the use of invalids, weekly per-
sons and the aged. Sold by Druggists.
Mr.. J. FL. Kildow. who has hepn
for some time composition on THE
JOURNAL. returned to his hime in
O,kland, on Monday. Ell. is gntd
hoy and has many friends here who
wish he could have remainod longer
in KingwO0l. -KiRgtO0od Journal.
Died. at Oakland. on Sunday
evening. Nov. Both. Mrs. Belle Vel
lo'vIv, daughter of David and Rachel
Rhinehart, and wife of Mr.. John
Ypllowly Of this place. She was born
in Preston county. w. Va, August
10th. 1852, and was accordingly thirty
two years old at the time of her death.
She was converted to God at Lance
Ridge, in Preston county, at about Is
years of age, and afterwards united
with the NJ. +. Church at OAK land
and was regular attendant on the
public means of grace. until failing
health and the care ola young family
interfered. For several years her life
had been one Ot great secluSion and
great suffering. A deep and distress
ing cough had for long time given
premonition nf an early death. Two
or three years ago she had success
sion of hPmOrrhageS which, however,
yielded to treatment, but still the
general disease was relentless. For
some weeks past diminishing strength
had compelled her To retire gradually
from the active duties of her house
hold, though she was at II" time con-
fined 10 her he'd. On Sunday evening
near seven O'Clock, while sitting in
her room reading, she was attacked
with paroxism of coughing which
brought on a violent hemorrhage Of
the lungs, and in five minutes all was
over. The weary journey was ended
and sufferer at rest. She WAS charnc
terizpd by energy. patience in sufler-
4 Il I... e. hthr
ing the days Immediately preceding
her death she repeatedly declared her
faith in Christ and her consciousness
of the Divine favor. A visitation so
unpxp rtpd to all produced quite u
sh0rk in the community and has
elected much interest and SYMPATHY.
especially in view of the fact that by
this event three small children are
added tn the great number who are
thus early left without Il mothe,'-
care and guidance. She was II good
wife aud mother and II good neigh
h0r. She left husband. three chill
drpn and a number of friends Ia
mourn her lnrs. We trust our loss is
her eternal gam. We trust she is
gone to the realms above, To the
realms of pleasure, peace and love
The Lnr' gave AMI the Lord takelh
away-biessed be the name of the
Lord.
tits God that hath bereft us;
He can all our SORROWS heal. II.
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