The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-08-24

Married. on the 2lst inst. by the
Rev. J. 8. Foulk, David Bibby and
Mary Ann Gibson. both of Clearfield
county. Pa.
We understand that Mr.. E. j.
West has rented the Glsdes Hotel for
year. beginning at the end of the
season.
Died, Monday evening last, after
a long illness, Nellie j.. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Ross. of Oakland.
aged years and 9 months.
The last Quarterly Meeting of
Oakland District will be held at
Mountain Lake Park, Saturday and
Sunday. August oath and 25th.
The Oakland Independent Band
will furnish music for the Sunday
School picnic to be held at Gauer
school house Saturday, Aug. 81.
The match game of base ball
played between the Rowlesburg and
Oakland boys at Mt. Lake Park last
Saturday. resulted In a score of IL to
8 In favor of Oakland.
Married, at the residence of the
brides parents, at Ashes Glade, this
county, Saturday evening. August
l7lh. 1889, Mr.. James w. Frantz and
Miss Martha E. Fike. both of Garrett
county, Md.
Married. August Is, 1889. at the
Reformed Parsonage, by Rev. J. M.
Evans, assisted by Rev. DR.. Gerhart,
President of the Theological Semi
nary, Lancaster, Pa. Mr.. Richard
Thomas an6 Miss Eva E. Hawn,
both of Salisbury. Pa.
81 500 to loan on first mortgage.
Apply to.
WIZ. WHITE,
Oakland, Md.
STORE Room FOR RENT.-The
store room 10 Oakland occupied by
Mr.. w. P. Totten during his lifetime,
is for rent. Apply 20
MRS. D. I. TOTEM.
The summer visitors are begin.
ming to return to their homes. and
our hotels and boarding houses are
now not so crowded as last week.
The hay fever sufferers are arriving
In large numbers, as also those who
desire to take advantage of the hunt.
ing season.
Miss Gilpin, of Cumberland, ap-
peared at Offutt's Hall Wednesday
night in scenes from the second and
third acts of "IDgomar." supported
by Cumberland talent. The audience
was not as good as it should have
been, but those who were present
were we'll pleased.
Joseph H. Smithmau. Executor
of the estate of Handy Gipson, de.
ceased. will offer at public sale Mon
day, September 2. 1889. at 10 o'clock
A. M, in front of the barber shop, all
the fixtures of said shop. Also, at 2
O'Clock of same day, on the premises.
the house and lot and household and
kitchen furniture of the late deceased.
Terms cash. 8242t
p. T. Cartwright. at Mt. Lake
Park, has now on hand the largest.
best and cheapest stock of Liston's
Wooden Goods. Pure Snag Proof
Ruber, mot gum Boots. Mems and
Boys Boots and Shoes, and Mems
and Boys Suits, that was ever offer
ed In Garrett county. A No. one
boot for So. to $3.50. All that he asks
is an examination of the goods to be
convinced Of the facts herein stated.
8173t
The funeral of Mr.. Allstou Allen
Perry took place yesterday afternoon
from his residence. 1927 Park Ave.
nue., the Rev. Walter G. CIapp, of
Mt. Calvary Protestant Episcopal
Church, officiating. The attendance
at the service at the house was large,
and many beautiful floral offerings
were received. The interment was
10 Louden Park Cemetery. and was
private. The Pall.bearers were Sey.
ern Allnut. Osman Tiffany. DIR. Geo.
A. Fleming. DR.. Henry Wilson.
Charles T. Boehm and Louis Baily.
-BGIto. Sun, Tuesday.