The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-07-06


sioners, will be IN his office Tuesday and
Thursday of each week.
The next meeting of Oakland
Post g. A. r. will be held Tuesday
evening next at s O'Clock.
Mr.. John Brady and family. of
Cincinnati, arrived and took possess
sion of their summer home near Oak
land Wednesday.
Mr.. James Nydegger. who has
been attending st. Johns college.
Annapolis is spending the summer
vacation with relatives IN this county.
Mr.. Nv. SIonaker and family,
who resided here some years ago. are
again with us. Mr.. Sis in i'll health
and comes here hoping to be bene-
fitted.
-Messrs. F. B. Ross. Cal Grim,
James Sweeney, Bert Bolden and
Gary Hall, all former residents of
Oakland. are here visiting relatives
and friends.
Attention is called to the adver-
tisement of Col. VIM. E. Robertson,
who is agent for the sale of agricuI.
tural implements Manufactured at
Hagerstown. Md.
Having closed my store I will be
in my Office as Magistrate, in same
room. on Friday and Saturday of
each week.
w. G. l.. CoRRELL,
Oakland, Md.
Married, July End, at the resi-
dence of j. j. Stottler. Elk Lick, by
Rev. j, M. Evans, Mr.. Horace r.
Long, Hagerstown, Nd, and Miss
Ida Timn, of Berkeley Mills, Somer-
set county. Pa.
For SALE-An eighteen horse.
power steam saw mill, ofthe "Geiser"
pattern, nearly new. Address
JOHN F. BROWNING.
420 3n Oakland. Md.
There will be basket pic-ni at
Mason's School House. on Saturday.
July 18th, for the benefit of Cherry
Creek Sunday School. All are cor
daily invited to come.
CHAs. III. SHAFFER,
Secretary.
The July term of the Circuit
Court for Garrett county was held
Monday, with Associate Judge
Hoffman on the bench. This being
a nUn.jury term, only such business
can he transacted as does not require
the intervention of jury. judy
ments were entered UP in twenty
seven cases on the trial docket.
Rev. David Tasker, who was ex-
pected to be in Oakland with his
family the last of June. is running a
camp-meeting in big tent in the city
of Birmingham. Alabama. Crowds
of anxious listeners throng the tab
ernacle. On last Sunday 80 or more
were converted and three preachers
sanctified. He doesn't know when
he will visit the mountains, as he
has seyerakotner engagements in his
Evangelistic work.
The management of Mountain
Lake Park and number of societies
which make annual visits there, have
arranged series of meetings to take
place during the month of July,
August and September. From July
7 to Is. there will be camp-meeting
conducted by the Revs. David B.
Updegraff and Dugan Clark. of the
Society of Friends. The eighth an
nual Interstate conference and train.
ing school of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will begin July
II and close on the 22nd. After an
intermission of eight days. the Noun
tain Lake Park Assembly of Sunday
School Workers will convene. and
until August II the time will be &C.
cupied in listening to lectures. nor
NAL courses, concerts. Kindergarten
exercises and those of the Mountain
Lake Park branch of the Chatauqua
Literary Society. etc. Those who
have completed the course of study
prescribed by the Chatauqua Society,
will be graduated and receive their
diplomas on Recognition Day, Au-
gust 8. Simultaneous with the meet
ing of the Mountain Lake Assembly
of Sunday School Workers. the sixth
annual session of the school Of Anna
teur Photography will be held in
Assembly Hall, conducted by Prof.
A. A. Line. of Carlisle, Pa. Some
time in September camp.meetiDg
will be held under the direction of
the ministers of the surrounding
counties of Maryland, West Virginia
and Pennsylvania.