The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-08-08
Mr.. John Z. Gnagey was in Oak
land Wednesday.

Mr.. John f. Gnagey was in Oak
land Wednesday.
Mr.. J. NJ. Grim is erecting a large
addition to his residence on Alder
street.
There are great many more
summer guests at Oakland, Noun.
tain Lake Park and Deer Park now
than at any time last year.
There will be an excursion OF
Maryland Senators to Deer Park Sat
urday. Monday they will he taken
over the w. Va. G, & p. r.. r.
Col. J. w. Veitch returned home
Friday Of last week, after an absence
of two or three weeks. He had been
visiting the scenes of his childhood.
Mrs. Stahl, widow of the late
John Stahl, desires to dispose of her
house and lot in Oakland. Persons
desiring cheap property should
make note OF this. Z Is If
Died, Saturday, August LIST, 1885,
near Deep Greek. Mr.. Eli H. Sell.
A fter services at Deep Greek School,
House, the remains were inferred in
the Thayer Cemetery.
We have in our office head OF
wheat. of the Golden Mediterranean
variety, raised this season on the
farm of Mr.. S. P. Specht, McHenry,
this county, which is six inches in
length and we'll filled.
The Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION of Oakland has secured a
hall in which to hold its meetings
regularly. in the Pritchard Building,
near the POstotfice. The association
meets every Friday night. All are
invited.
We notice in the ROckland, Me-,
Free Press. of July %, an account of
"A reunion of The old ROckland band,
which was organized in 1898, and in
1889 became the regular band of Col.
Edward TilIson's regiment. Their
old commander is still hale AID
hearty, and is one of our best citizens.
A number OF farmers near Oak
land complain that hunters pass over
and through their lands, and even
through meadows and grain fields.
Notwithstanding the fact that they
have been at the expense, year after
year, of posting their lands by adver-
tisements in the county papers. They
now say that they propose to adopt
vigorous measures for their prOtec.
ton.
Farmers who bring produce to
town for sale often have trouble in
disposing readily of their marketing,
and frequently the loss of time takes
all the profits on their sales. For
their accommodation, and in order to
turn an honest penny for himself,
Mr.. Theo. F. Combs, near the depot.
will take marketing and sell it on
small commission and make prompt
returns. Give him trial.
Alfred Howell, Esq. and his son
George d. Howell, Esq, prominent
lawyers Of UniOntown, Pa, left the
Oakland Hotel for their home Friday
OF last week. When they came here
they expected to remain but few
days. but found everything so pleas
ant and agreeable that their stay was
extended to three weeks. They
speak highly of the management of
the Oakland Hotel.
Hon. p. Hamill has been APP
pointed postmaster at Oakland, rice
r. Thayer. removed. The Office will
remain in the old building until the
completion ofthe new building which
is being erected by Mr.. VIM. P. Tot
ten near his store, on Alder street,
when it will be removed to the lat
ter building. Very general regret is
EXPRESSED at the removal Of Mr..
Thayer, who has been an efficient
postmaster for many years.
Died at the residence Of Mr.. j. II.
Browning. near Deep Creek, this
county, Wednesday morning, Mrs
Jane II. Browning, in the 10Th year
of her age. Deceased leaves three
sons and five daughters, two of the
sons, Messrs. J. z. and j. r. Brown
ing, being residents of this county
Deceased had been consistent mem
Der of the Catholic church for oYel
thirty years, and was much re
spected.