The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-06-07
Mrs. j. Ed. Kildow Is visiting

Mrs. Doctor Newman left Wed
nesday morning for Morgantown tc
visit relatives and friends.
Miss Matte Parks, of Kingwood,
w. Va. was the guest of friends in
Oakland hast Saturday and Sunday
"A man was arrested in Rowfes-
burg lass week by Government of.
! ficer for passing counterfeit money.
CLERK Tower made three more
West Virginia couples happy lay!
Tuesday. by furnishing them with a
permit to wed.
photographer Pritchard has re.
moved from the "Felty" building on
Alder street. and is now living in
his own residence on third street.
1T is reported that another tin
and stove store will be opened in the
Bishop building, Second street, in a
short time.
Joseph Sturg!ss, of Marietta.
Ohio, brother of our fellow-towns-
man. A. G., StuFgiss, was in Oak
land short time on Monday.
Married at Maryland Cottage,
Oakland, Nd, June End, by Rev.
G. e. Clark. Mr.. Milton Steel and
Miss Rose Michael, all of w, Va.
-Hamill d. Little are giving spec
ial bargains in dry goods, notions.
shoes, hats, and in fact everything
they keep. All they ask is COM
parison efprices and quality of goods.
&C. D. Clark and family. CT Phila-
delphia. are now occupying. Arthur
TOwnshend's residence on Alder ST..
which Ire has leased for the summer
season.
Married, Sunday morning, June
1st., at the brides home, in Pocahon-
tas, by Rev. J. Evans. Jonas M.
Park and Miss Elizabeth Sass, both
of P0cahontas, Somerset county, Pa.
Dress Ginghams 10c, Sc and 5c.
Challies &c, soft. finish Calico 7c, In
digo Blue calicos Sc. all wool cashmer
25c. muslins from 5 TO Zoe. finest
sheeting 25. ami all other Dry goods
at correspOndingIy low prices. at
Eamill e. LittIe's.
Colonel Pearre, of Cumberland,
inspected Company B. in the arnsory
last Saturday night. The "boys"
made q very poor showing and were
lectured by the Colonel. We are
sorry that the pride of Msryland's
militia does not have a few doses of
the Brown.Sequard elixir injected
into it, and receive new life.
"A Sunday school for the colored
people OF Oakland was organized last
Sunday afternoon by w. HI. Myers,
and will meet regularly every Sun
day at 2 O'Clock p. NJ. in the room
formerly occupied by John . Mich
aels, in the Mason building. Prayer
meetings will also be held in the
same room on Thursday evenings.
John 4. Robb. city register of
Baltimore, and A. F. Drexel, agent
for the Iaiverp0Ol Steamship con-
pany, arrived in oakland Wedues-
day morning and are the guests of
Fish Commissioner DelxWder. at
"Lake Cleveland" Both gentlemen
are expert fishermen and will have
fine sport with the finny. inhabitants
of the lake.
The large frame structure known
as the era ie Building at Terra Alta.
W. Va. was totally destroyed by
fire Saturday morning. The FIRST
story of the building had two store
rooms, one occupied as general
store by Fog Bros, and the other by
B. Dewitt as jewelvy establish
ment. The upper story was double
dwelling occupied by Mr.. Dewitt
ard DR.. George Hardy. The fire was
discovered about 4:aG a. M. and it
was apparent from the first that it
would be impossible to save either the
building or its contents. The people
who occupied the upper story had no
time to put on their clothes and bare.
ly escaped with ,tEeir lives. The fire
originated in the store room of Fox
Bros. and it is generally supposed
that the store had been robbed and
then set on fire. The fact that the
wareroom door in the rear of the
store was found open by those first
on the ground, suggested the idea of
robbery.
Church ServiceS--SundaY.
M. f. Church-Preaching at lO3 A.