The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-05-24

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MIR. Ell McMillen and Mrs. DIR.
E. H. Glotfelty, were visiting friends
and relatives in Oakland and Deer
Park this week.
Father MattingIy requests us to
state that there will be but one Mass
at st. Peters Church on next Sum
day. May 18th. and that al 9 A. M.
The people will patrohize Ham
iii & Little because they get the hene.
fit of the Cash SYSTEM" viz: Quick
sales, and small profits and they have
no margin for bad debts on their
goods.
The Rev. Tamblyn. pastor of the
NJ, E. Church. Terra Alta, was at
Mt. Lake Park and Oakland last
Saturday and Sunday, holding quar-
,erly meeting for Presiding Elder
Sharps. His sermons were well re-
ceived by our people.
The aged wife of Rochus Wolf.
residing on Oak Street. while a short
distance from her home on Tuesday.
was paralized, and died within an
hour after being conveyed to her
home. She was well known and
highly respected in this community.
DIR. ]. Lee McColnas is attending
the National Medical Congress-, at
Nashville, Tenn. as a delegate from
the Medical and Chirurgical Society
of Maryland. He will read paper
on the case of William Combs. who
was shot in the brain and has fully
recovered.
The Fourth Quarterly Meeting
for GAINESVILLE Circuit for this year
will be held on the 18th and 9Th OF
June. at the Dodge school house.
four miles north ofOakIand. Services
will commence on the 7th at 1870
A. NJ. The meeting on Sunday will
be basket meeting.
-Hamill & Little take the Bun on
Shoes, they are going like hot cakes.
Call and inspect their stock, and get
their prices. These goods have been
submitted to experienced shoemakers
and have been pronounced the very
best quality of leather, and good
workmanship.
james. son of Jacob Cupp, aged
20 years, and residing near HuttOns,
this county, was struck by locomo-
tive on the B. & o. r. R., at Corinth.
two miles west of Huttons. Saturday
last. and knocked in front of the en-
CINE. which passed over him. cutting
one leg off and terribly MASKING the
other. 1t is thought that he will re.
cover, and that the injured leg may
be saved.
The "Amateur Chara6e Club" of
Oakland will give an entertainment
in OffIutt's Hall on Thursday, 10Th
of this month. A comedy entitled
IA Precious Pickle" will be acted.
Synopsis of the play is as follows {:
Three city schoolgirls on their sum.
mer's vacation in the country drive
the mistress of the house and her ser.
want Juno" to desperation. A short
love scene in operetta style. Good
music, songs and tableauX will also
he features of the evening. Come,
everybody, and enjoy rare treat.
The new State election law en-
bodying the most prominent features
of the Australian system of secret
voting was applied for the first time
at the municipal election at Cumher
land Monday, and Notwithstanding
the many obstacles under which the
law labored in it's introduction its ap.
piication was pronounced a success.
The election resulted in Democratic
victory. Mr.. w. M. McKaig being
elected mayor over Robert r. Hen.
derson, Republican. Four of the five
Democratic candidates for city coun-
Gil were elected. Mr.. McKaig is the
first Democratic Mayor elected in six
years.
The preliminary announcement
for Mountain Lake Park has been
published. The Chautauqua Assem-
bly, at that place holds It's ninth ses-
sion, beginning July 20. and closing
August IL. Charles w. Baldwin. of
Washington. is President j. M.
Davis. of Oakland. Md, is Secretary,
and w. L. Davidson, of Cincinnati.
is Superintendent of Instruction.
The Assembly is peculiarly fortunate
in securing the services of DIR. David
SOD. He is fine lecturer. an able
organizer. and. as Bishop Vincent
declares. "a very inspiring man."
The programme is magnificent. men
and women of remarkable talent
having been secured. The season
will open with camp meeting under
the charge of the Revs. John Thomp.
son, d. B. Updegraff, and Dugan
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