The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-06-23

Our telegraph Office Is now open.
Summer guests are arriving in
large numbers.
The safe for the County Treas
urer's office arrived Tuesday.
The Oakland and Deer Park
Hotels open Saturday, June 23d.
"A picnic and tournament will be
held at Deer Park on the 4th of July.
Music and refreshments.
There will be ChiIdren's Ser
vice next Sunday at 1880 A. NJ. in
Lutheran Church. All welcome.
Robert E. Paugh. killed a large
rattlesnake on the 14th on his fathers
farm, near Bethlehem church, this
county.
Hon. Geo. w. Wilson left Oak
land Sunday evening. bound for Chi
cago, to attend the National Conven-
tion.
Prof. z. K. Brown, formerly
Principal of the Oakland public
schools, spent several days here with
his many friends this week.
Work has been commenced on
the bank building. Capt. ]. M. Jar
Doe has the contract. Mr.. Lloyd
Chambers is doing the stone work.
Married, at Deer Park, Md,
June 10Th. 1888. by Rev. N. A. Kira.
COTE. Mr.. A. ]. Bouser and Miss
Jennie Archibald.
Mr.. Thomas Bell returned to
Oakland, on visit, after an absence
in New York City of several years.
He was accompanied by his wife.
If you want fine fresh candies.
fine cigars and tobacco, first.class Ice
Cream, &C., &C., go to j. M. Litzin-
gers, next door to B. & o. depot,
Oakland, Md.
Mr.. Ben. Sincell. late employee
of the REPUBLICAN Office. and who
has been working at his trade in
Washington, d. c., returned to Oak
land Monday night.
we received q letter from Mr..
w. H. Butler. announcing his safe
arrival at the Soldiers Home near
Fortress Monroe. and that he has
somewhat improved in health.
Mr.. John ShartEer and family,
who left here in March for California,
returned Saturday evening. Miss
Maggie Chambers. who accompanied
Mr.. Shartzer, remains in San Fran
cisco.
The festival for the benefit of the
Salvation Army workers in Oakland,
which was held in OfFutt's Hall
Monday and Tuesday evenings, was
largely attended. and was in every
way success.
Jane Rogers, of Kingwood. Pres
ton county, w. Va, was attacked by
a vicious COW Monday of last week
and killed. One of the animals horns
entered the woman's abdomen, dis
emboweling her.
j. M. Litzinger's Ice Cream par.
Tors, next door to B. & O. depot. are
now open for the reception of the
public. Ice cream by the plate, or in
quantity. Families, parties. and fes-
rivals promptly served.
Company B. I'd Bait. M. N. G..
were paid for last years encampment
and inspected at their armory here
last Saturday night. by Col. John
Saunders, of Gen. Browns Staff.
The Colonel complimented the men
on their creditable inspection.
An entertainment will be held in
Offutt's Hall, June 18th, 10Th and
Both. for the benefit of the Lutheran
Church. A drill by young ladies
dressed In costumes representing
"The Flags of all Nations" will be
given. An "Ancient Family" is also
expected to arrive to amuse the au-
dience. Refreshments will be served.
Admission ten cents.
The Baltimore and Ohio EN-
ployes' seventh annual excursion to
Island Park, Harper's Ferry. will be
Friday, June 18th. The speakers for
the day will be Rev. A. G. Dixon. of
Baltimore, Mrs. s. H. Martin, Miss
Jennie Smith and Miss Addie Sher-
man. For tickets and information,
call on w. G. L. Correll. Oakland,
Md.
DIR. T. r. Rogers, senior partner
Of the firm of T. r. Rogers & Sons.
Moundsville, w. Va. manufacturers
of Rogers Specific Cough Cure,
Worm Syrup, Specific Liniment, &c.
called on US Tueeday and ordered his
advertisement continued In the RE.
PUBLICAN for another year. The
Doctor says he feels sure the adver.