The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-06-26
Pay car passed through Oakland
last Monday.

Apply to E I'll. Sincel.
"A "Stump Fuller" for Mr.. Will
liam Browning. was unloaded at the
depot this week.
Mr.. n. B. Browning. of Cranes
vile. w. w.. paid our sanctum
pleasant visit Tuesday
The Oakland Hotel was formally
opened for the season on Wednesday.
A good season is expected.
"A Quarterly Meeting IN. E.
church, will he held at Harrington
Manor Saturday and Sunday. June
26,h, and 9th.
Auction Friday and Saturday
evenings at the store room opposite
Coddjngt0n's Hotel. If not closed out
Saturday will continue next week.
Miss Leslie Lakin, who has been
attending school at Delaware. Ohio,
for the past nine months. arrived ut
home last Saturday to spend her va
cation.
The Annual Catholic 4th of July
picnic will be held on the grounds
of Mrs. E. A. Kilbourn, at the East
end of Oaklan All are invited to
attend.
-Messrs. SincelI & Naylor. after
doing good work with their welt dig
ging machine at Mt. Lake Park, went
to Terra Alta on Monday, where they
will sink several wells.
There will be a pic mic near the
"Narrows" bridge, on Deep Creek,
on Saturday. July Sd. Music will be
furnished by Frank R. Nethkin and
j. R. Browning. All are invited to
attend.
Mr.. j. Ed. Kildow, who has held
case on THE JOURNAL for several
months, depart d on Monday for his
home at Oakland. Ed. is good
young man, and he will be missed
here.-King,cood Journal.
-Harman Hesen, Jr., who has
been firing on the road since last WIN
ter, had his foot mashed last Satur-
day, ty heavy iron har falling on
il. He was at his Old home for day
or two until he could go to work
again.
About forty colored people arriv-
ed in Oakland last Saturday from
Ba timore and Washington. They
were brought here by the b. & O.
company MS servants at the Oakland
Hotel, which opened for the season
on last Wednesday.
Strangers noticing the written
ordinances posted upon our streets
would naturally come to the conclu.
sion that we either have no printing
Offices in town. or if We have that our
town officers should have the moss
scraped from their backs.
Mr.. William Davis. son of the
Rev. John M. Davis. of tins place,
graduated with high hon0rS at the
Delaware. OHIO, Theological Semi
nary last week. He received the de-
gree of Bachelor of Arts. We con
graduate Will upon his success.
Will A. Workman, the Jeweler
in the Pritchard Building, has just
received a large stock OF iewelry
siiverware, &c. He claims to have
the largest stock ever exposed in this
market, and invites everybody to
come and 81 for themselves.
"A target match by members of
the Garrett Guard, active and honor
airy, and members OF the field and
staff, I'd Battalion M. N. G.. will be
held at the target grounds here Sat-
urday, July Sd. A number of valu-
able prizes will be contested for.
Every house at Mt. Lake Park
that could be rented has been secur-
ed, the hotels and boarding houses
have every room engaged, and still
there are many who cannot secure
accommodations who wish to spend
the summer there. This promises to
be the best season of any heretofore
at the Park.
There are several town boys in
the habit of making excursions into
the country and picking cherries
without permission from the farmers,
and whea remonstraI ed with, threat.
en- violence. These young men should
be cared for by the authorities if they
do not desist from their pifering.
-Messrs. Nydegger d Jamison fin
ished the Harne we'll last week, hav.
ing reached depth Off feet. A good
stream of excellent water was secur'
ed. Their machine was then moved
to the Glades Hotel, where a strong
stream of water was obtained at 6
depth of 81 feet. On Tuesday Their
machine went TO Mountain Lake
Park.