The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-06-20

DR.. Goldsborough and family oc-
cupy their cottage on Oak street.
The locusts have not made their
appearance in this neighborhood.
Just think of it, 16 pounds OF
sugar for 81, at Harne & Lawton's
Grocery.
I. w. r. II. & L. p. NJ. which
means 1 will try Harne & Lawton's
pearl meal.
Persons wishing strawberries to
put up for the winter should leave
their orders at once at Weber's.
The tax rate in AlIegany county,
for state and county purposes for 1885,
is Sl.03 OH the 500.
r. B. P. f. c., which means
rock bottom prices for cash, at Harne
& Lawton's Grocery.
Maj, Hills cottage has been pIac-
ed in communication with the Oak
land depot by a telephone line.
Father O'SulIivan, who was for a
time stationed at Oakland, has been
appointed Bishop of Mobile, Ala
bama.
If you want a hay rake for SIS
call on John Shartzer. If it don't
give satisfaction bring it back and
your money will be refunded.
The American Society of Civil
Engineers will hold its annual con-
vention at Deer Park, June 26, 81, %
and 80.
Died, at her home in Grants
vile, Md, June 10th, 1885, after
lingering illness, Mrs. Julia Kurtz,
aged IS years, months and 8 days,
Died, near Salisbury. at Engle's
Mill, June 10th, 1885, VIM. Sherman,
son of John J. and Sarah Engle,
aged year, 10 months and 80 days,
john Shartzpr has just received
car load of bone dust. diSsyoIed bone,
phosphate and calvert guanO, which
will be sold on reasonable terms.
Married, on the morning of the
18th inst, near the Forks Lutheran
church, by Rev. J. b. Shoup, An
drew j. Oester to Lucinda Brenne-
man.
Bring in your buggies and wag-
ons and have them reprinted. Shop
over Naylor & Richardson's wagon
shop, Il. f. MALONE,
664t. Carriage Painter.
The Lutheran congregation will
have their church remodeIed by June
2Sth, at which time there will be
re.Opening service. The pastor in
charge will have several other minis
tiers to assist him on the occasion.
There will be another picnic at
McHenry near the Celebrated Boil
ing Spring, on July 4th, 1885. All
wishing first.cIass amusement are cor
daily invited to attend. Refresh
ments will be on the ground. BY
order of committee.
The improvements and additions
to the Kepner house on the corner OF
OF Alder and Fourth streets are now
completed, and the property presents
a handsome appearance. The car
penter work was done under the
superintendent of Mr.. John A.
Wolf.
The Meyersrale (Pa.) Commercial
has been changed from a weekly to a
semi-weekly journal. The days of
publication are Monday and Thurs
day. The size has been enlarged from
forty.eight to fifty-siX columns, thus
giving eight more columns of matter
The Commercial is fully up to the
measure of a first class journal in
every respect, and should receive the
support it deserves.
Associate Judge Henry w. Hoff-
man, of Cumberland, will deliver the
address of welcome at the annual
meeting of the State Teachers Asso'
citation, which begins at Deer Park
on the 18th of July next, and Mr.. 2.
A. Wilmer, of Hagerstown, will re-
spond. The sessions will be contln
ued on the 9Th and 9th and an exceed
ingly interesting and instructive
programme has been arranged for By
the Executive Committee of the AS
ISOLATION.
"A number of carp were caugh
with hook and line in the "DeaC
Pond" near Oakland this week
Four, weighing between 3 and
pounds each were caught by Mr.
Theo. F. Combs. Messrs. ThOs. r
White and VIM. Coddington wer
also successful in taking a number
The ba it used was bread, a mixture G
dough and cotton, fresh meat an
vegetables Mr.. Combs also caugh