The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-06-13
Toys and fancy goods at Cheap


number of summer guests.
General Paine, of Washington,
has rented the "Oaks" for the season.
Soda water tickets good for II
glasses 40 cents, at Cheap Johns.
The new depot building here
will be ready for occupancy next
week.
The family of Maj. n. S. Hill &C.
cupy the large Perry cottage near
Oakland.
There will be picnic held at
Swant0n, on Saturday, July 4th. All
are invited t. come.
Birch and ginger heer 8 bottles
for 10 cents. or 80 cents per dozen, at
Cheap Johns. Pop same price.
We had light frosts here Tuesday
and Wednesday mornings, hut there
was no peaceptible damage to vege
tation.
Mr.. p. HamilI returned home
last week from Knoxville, Tenn,
where he had been attending school
during the past winter.
Mr.. Wm. ID. Nydegger has pur-
chased Il handsome soda fountain, and
can now supply the ihir,iy with the
pur-st aud coolest soda water.
-M,rripd, At the residence of Frank
Npthkin, an the TN inst. ny R'v.
VIM. E. George, Grrgr W. Smilh,
and Mary E. burst, both of mis-
county
Bring in your hug.ies aud wnS
Ons and have them rrl,aintrd. Sn"r
over Naylur & Richardson's way 'n
shop, Il f. MALONE
664t, Carriage Painter.
Attention j. called to the card 0i
DR.. Ca~trel. The Dociur is It grndu-
ate Of one of The foremost medical
colleges in the United States, aud /.
young man well and IavorabiN
known in this community.
Mr.. James Lakin will occupy his
new room on Railroad street next
WeeK, with a much larger stock than
heretofore. His old customers and
the public generally are cordially ill.,
vitetl to call and inspect his stock.
Mr.. John SinceIl has now on
hand, in his new building near the
,lepot. a full line of cunfe"tinas, fruits,
nuts, t0baccos. &c. He is also con-
Quoting an ice cream parlor, where
customers may he supplied either by
the plate or in any quantity.
There will be another picnic at
McHenry near the Celebrated Boil
ing Spring, on July 4th, 1855. All
wishing first.class amusement are cor
djally invited to attend. Refresh
ments will he on the ground. By
order of committee.
Died, at his residence near Fred
erick City. Md, May Both, 1885. VIM,
H. Howard, aged about 45 years. De-
ceased was the last male representa-
tive of that branch of this noted fam
ily. He was a brother of Mrs. Col.
Veitch, of oakland, who attended his
funeral.
-Children's Day service will he
held in the NJ. r. Church, in Oak
land on next Sunday, at 1880 A. NJ.
The church will be appropriately dec
GRATED and among the varied exer-
cises addresses will be deliver by Miss
Adetaid Sherman, and perhaps by
Miss Jennie Smith. A similar service
will be held at the PARK at 8 P. NJ. All
are invited to attend.
There are at least four persons,
(not druggists), in Oakland who are
suspected of selling liquor in viola
ton of law. II there he any fnunda-
ton for the suspicion referred to. a
word of warning may not he out of
place. There il well grounded de-
termination on the part of the people
ofOakland who aided in securing the
passage of the local option law to see
that 1t is enforced and 10 secure the
conviction AMI punishment of those
who willfully violate its provisions.
1t seems to- us that such a plain
provision of law as that which re-
quires the corporation authorities to
make q statement Of the receipt and
disbursements and of the financial
condition Of the corporation, ought tc
he complied with. Can it hp that the
Burgess and Commissioners regarC
themselves as the masters Of the peo
pie instead of public servants? We
hardly think go, and yet it does looE
az If there is a disposition on the par
of some of the members tn substitute
their will for the law, in the premises
We are told that some of the mem
bers are urging that this statement 81