The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-08-07
Ginger ale and pop on ice at

Harness.
For SALE-A 1-horse wagon.
Apply to E. H. Sincell.
The original Green Castle Grain
Cradle for sale by d. E. Offutt.
Mr.. w. G. Davis is entertaining
his friend and cIass-mate, Mr.. C. w.
Durhin. of Fredericktown. Ohio.
NoTICE.-I will he in my office
in Accident on the 10th, 1lth and 18th
of August, 1886.
WIN. HINEBAUGH.
Married, Aug. Sd, by Rev. Ben.
jamin lson, Mr.. Simon P. Baker to
Miss Elizabeth Z. Warwick, all of
this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mauldin and
daughter. Henrietta, of Baltimore.
who spent few days with Mrs,
Smell, returned home Monday.
Maj. w. o. Ison killed a rattle
snake over feet long. with 3 rattles
and button. Saturday last, at the
foot of Shaffer's Hill, near the Wash
ington spring.
Mr.. Fred Gortner had on exhibi,
tion in Oakland, Saturday last speci-
mens of oats 6 feet 8 inches and Tim
othy feet p inches high. raised on
his farm this season. The land had
been heavily lined.
Spanish peanuts l cent a glass at
Harness.
Died, lat his residence in Oakland,
Thursday, July Goth. after a long ill.,
ness. Mr.. Nimrod Paris, aged about
forty years. Deceased came here with
his family about a year ago, and was
acting as local agent for the Singer
Sewing Machine Company until pre-
vented by illness from leaving his
house. He was a good citizen and a
consistent Christian. Deceased leaves
a wife and six small children. who
removed this week to their former
home in Kevser. w. Va.
A report reached here last week
that Mr.. w. P. Pritchard had been
arrested and was held in the Jail at
Stanton, Va, charged with horse
stealing. The report was at first dis
credited. but was afterwards confirm
ed. On Wednesday last the Sheriff
of Preston county. w. Va, passed
through Oakland, on his way to
Kugwood. having Mr.. Pritchard in
charge. The horse found in Mr..
Pritchard'S possession was the prop
erty ola Mr.. Spurgin, of Glade Farm,
Preston county. Mr.. Pritchard claims
that he purchased the horse, and the
strong probability is that he will so
prove on the preliminary examina-
ton which will be held soon. We
hope and believe that he will clear
himself from the charge. He is of
good family and has always horne II
good character for honesty in this
neighborhood, where he is WELL
known.
noon last Tuesday Mr.. H. Allan
Ison. of Oakland, Md, was married
to Miss Josie Cheeseman at the resi-
dence of her father. Major r, G.
CheesemaD. 1910 & street northwest.
The parlors were tastily decorated,
and standing under floral marriage
bell of water lilies the young couple
We're united by the father of the
groom. Rev. Benjamin Ison. The
bride, who is a handsome brunette,
was neatly attired in suit of white
surah silk draped with white tulle.
Messrs. w. O. Ison and James
Cheeseman acted rs attendants. A
number of handsome gifts were
shown. After the ceremony Mr..
Ison and wife left on the $50 train
for Oakland, where the honeymoon
will he passed. Among those pres
ent were: Hon. J. X. TOole. of
Montana; Miss Nina Jackson, of
Virginia Misses Alice Wilson and
Lydia Harris, Of BellefOnte, Pa. and
Mrs. Russeli Brown. of Toronto. Can
ada.- Washington Capital, of Aug. l.
Go to Harness for oranges, lem
ons. bananas. cocoanuts, peanuts, can.
dies, &c.
Church SepyiceS--Sunday.