The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-07-03

Smokers goods of all kinds, at j.
F. Nydegger's.
Mr.. WIN. p. Totem had his store
building re shingied this week.
The original Green Castle Grain
Cradle for sale by d. E. Ohut.
Try Honey and Bunble Bee
Cigars" at J. +. Nydegger's.
The Hart store building has been
thoroughly painted, and now pre-.
sents An attractive appearance.
-Rev. j. Engle will deliver a
NATIONAL" sermon in the NJ. E.
church next Sunday night.
i will he in my Office in Accident
Oil the 18th aud Sth of July, 1886.
VIM. HINEBAUGH.
The "GladeS Hotel" under the
efficient management of DR., Bartlett.
is rapidly filling up with summer
guests.
The Democrat has recently add
ed a new job press and other facilities
for turning out job printing in good
style.
-Nydcgger & Janison's well drill
ling machine is still operating at Mt.
Lake Park, and SincelI & MAYORS at
Terra Alta, w. Va,
Mrs. d. Tasker has returned from
Peoria, Illinois, and will spend the
summer in her cottage on Liberty
street.
Married, at the brides residence,
June "a 1886, 10y Rev. W. Cine, Mr..
John M. Fhlkensteiu to Miss Annie
j. Leighton, all of this county.
-Messrs, Whetzell and Lakin, Of
this place, gave the large crowd 1T
Terra Alta last Saturday a few points
in the way of selling pop and pea
nuts.
Married, near GAINESVILLE, w,
Va, by Rev. w. Y. Cline, Mr., Ar
bemes Sylvester Albright of Preston
county, w. Va. to Miss Zouri o.
Falkenstein. of Garrett county, Md.
One Of Mr.. w. Y. Waltz's large
draft horses got its leg broken one
day last week and had to he killed.
The horse was worth $3.50, and was
being worked at Mr.. Levering's saw
mill at Dobbin, w. Va.
Eugene johnson, the murderer
of Rev. J. p. Thatcher, was captured
last Saturday and placed in the
Moundsville Penitentiary for safe
Keeping. His father is held as an
accessory, but his wife has been re-
leased.
Died, at his home at Mountain
Lake Park, Md. of cancer of the
stomach. Johnson White, aged 81 xty
nine years, one month and sixteen
days. Deceased had been consis-
tent member of the M. E. church for
fOrty-fOur years. He died realizing
that the hour had come when the
Lord should call his spirit Home.
If some good. competent person
would commence a school for the in
struction of manners, we could give
them the names of six or eight young
men who need such instruction judg
ing from their conduct in church last
Sunday night. Talking and laughing
during services is very disagreeable to
those who are sitting where they are
compelled to listenM 30 it, and should
bring blush of shame to the face of
those engaged in it.
The Oakland and Deer Park
Hotels are now open to the public,
aud both have limited number of
guests. Mr.. Geo. ID. DeShields. the
superintendent, is active in making
known the advantages of these hoe
tells, and no doubt will have them
both well filed early in the present
month. The Oakland is under the
management of Mr.. j. l.. Colvin, late
of New York, who is very agreea-
HE and accommodating gentleman.
His assistants are: j, p. Mabbett,
of New York, Steward; G. q. WOly-
ington, of Baltimore. Cashier; +, NJ
Cologne, of Washington. d. c., room
clerk, and J. o. Michael, of Oakland,
night clerk. Prof. Jungnickle's cell
ebrated orchestra will furnish the
music during the season. This or
chestra is composed not only of first
class musicians hut Of accomplished
gentlemen as well. We confidently
look for the most successful season in
the history of these popular hotels.
Basket Picnic.