The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-05-29
Go to Newman's for cigars, &c.

always on hand at Newman's.
-NoTICE.-I will be in my office
in Accident June 4th and 5th, 1886.
VIM. HINEBAUGH.
Rev. j. M. Davis and wife are in
Delaware. o., visiting their son who
is attending college in that city.
The Oakland Hotel Grounds are
being put in good condition for the
summer by Mr.. 2, Garrett.
DIR. J. Lee McComas has had his
residence handsomely painted. Mr..
+. J. Fringer did the work.
Postmaster Hamill has been au-
thorized by the postoffire department
to place letter boxes at the summer
hotels in Oakland.
"A corps of carpenters are at work
repairing the bridge across the
Yough. leading from the depot to the
Oakland Hotel.
Il have for sale 6 cows, heifers
and one two-year old bull, the prop
erty of r. J. McCulloh. Those wish
ing to purchase will call on
d. E. OFFUTT,
81 Oakland, Md.
"A meeting of the School Board
was held Tuesday, but owing to the
absence of Mr.. johnson the meeting
adjourned until June 8th, without
transacting any business Of general
interest.
The extension to Nydegger's
drug store is about completed and he
now has very handsome and COM
modious room. The work was well
done under the supervision of Mr..
James Seabold.
"A communion service will be
held at Accident, by the Rev, Sc
christ, on Sunday, June 9th, 1856, al
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Preparatory service
on the previous Saturday, at q p. NJ.
All are cordially invited.
The First Quarterly Meeting o f
Garrett Circuit, U. b. Church, will be
held at Deep Greek, June 9Th 1886.
Preaching on Saturday evening and
regular Sabbath services. Rev. J.
w. Hicks, Presiding Elder, will Off
ciate. All are invited.
EDGAR A. PUGH, Pastor.
Among the improvements in our
town recently we note good sidewalks
in front of the residence of Judge
Hamii and the business houses Of
Messrs. VIM. P. Totten and John
Shartzer, handsome paling fence in
front of the Glades Hotel and a neat
board fence around the Legge lot near
the depot.
Mr.. Andrew Kimmell's saw mill
located about three miles from OAK
land. was considerably damaged by
fire Saturday last. The fire was dis
covered in the saw dust under the
carriage ia time t. prevent the entire
destruction of the mill. 1t will take
a week or ten days to repair the dam
age.
Miss Jennie Smith, it is evident,
means exactly what she says when
she declares that she finds rest in her
work. 1t must he so, because she is
at work all the time in season and
out of season, apparently never
wearying. Every meeting she holds
is more interesting than the proceed
ing ones the attendance is increasing
all the time, and the results of the
great work now being carried on in
the city under the leadership OF the
evangelist are becoming more and
more apparent every day she remains
here. For the past two days the meet
ings have been numerous and of great
interest Wheeling Inteiiigencer, Mon
day
The Waynesburg (Pa) Repu5H-
can, in giving advice to its cores
ponnents, has the following to say,
which is applicable to Garrett county
as well Several of our cOrrespon-
dents-and we have some mighty
good nes-persist in making person.
al remarks that are not at all in the
nature of news, and in which not
more than two or three persons would
be Interested. We are compelled in
nearly every case to cut out such
items. and correspondents will not
of course, be surprised to find them
left out of their letters. Please give
as news, news, news, anything in
the shape of news. We want deaths.
marriages, births, fights, fires, accl'
dents, names Of vlsitOrs,sncial eYentS
of all kinds, religious exercises, law
suits, aud everything in the shape OF
news, news, news. Another thing,
please don't undertake to comment
on the weather, it's not "A safe ques-
zion to fool with.