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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-06-05
Picltcns County Democratic Clubs.
pICKENS c. II. CLUB.

Pursuant to the call of tho President
the Pickcns township Democratic club
met III the court house last Saturday ut
10 n. m. MIR. James p. Carey, the pres
ldcnt, called tho meeting to order. The
iirst business transacted was the election
of officers. w. b. Allgood was nomina-
TED and unanimously elected president;
w. Tyre Looper, vico-presitlent, and J.
*. klrksey, secretary and treasurer. On
motion of j. f.. Boggs the president ap-
pointed II committee Of three to submit
tho names of delegates to the county
convention. Messrs. +. NJ. Morris, w.
II. Griffin and J. NJ. Stewart were ap-
pointed. They reported tho following
names as their selection: Mcssrs. w. B.
Allgood, j. Il. Looper, w. II. Bowen,
4. \. Hester, A. Z. Kelley, J. A. Griffin,
l.. ID: Stephens, o. p. Field and G. Il.
Hutchins.
On motion, it was ordered TINT the
delegates select representative of the
club on the county executive committee
The following COMMITTEES were ap-
pointed by the presidents:
On Registration; + j. Prince, chair
man, J. II. G. Mcdaniel, ID. E. Hen
bricks and A. T.. Kelley.
Executive Committee of the Picrens
G. II. Club: T.. j. Prince, J. f. Boggs,
DR.. j. ID. Cureton, j. G. Griffin, and j..
B. Clyde.
The meeting then adjourned subject
to the call of the president.
>. Il. AIEKsEY, w. B. ALLGooD,
Secretary, President.
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EASLEY CLUB,

In response TO the Cal! made, the Eas-
icy Democratic club neld q meeting ON
last Saturday Gtttcrnoon. Hon. John 4.
'N'irJ, retiring president, called the
meeting to order. About sixtv members
were present. The meeting was called
to elect delegates to the county con
vcntiOn.
1t was organized by clccting I.uban
Alau,lin president, w. II. Bryant first
vice president, II. j. Bowen second vice
president, and IL. Earle Russell sccreta-
tary and treasurer.
1t was moved and carried that an exec
utivc committee, consistiong of five
members, be appointed by tho president.
The following were appointed: j. S.
Lnthem, Joe II. Miller, d. l.. Bradley
L. j. Bowen and Whit Hamilton.
committee of seven was appointed
on registration, representing different
communities surrounding this precint.
Maj. ID. Il. Bradley was elected man.
lmouSly as member of the county exec
ntlvc committee representing this club.
Twenty-one delegates were elected to
represent this club Mt the county con-
VcntlOn.
A motion was offered and unanimously
adopted that it is the sense of this club
That Candidates for congressional honors
De nominated by primary ELECTIONS.
II. T.. RUssELL, LABAN MAULDIN,
Scc'ry, Pres.
SIX MILE CLUB,
Tho club met on Saturday tho 31st
nit. w. A. Hendricks was elected pres
ldcnt, and II. NJ. Phillips was elected
vice president. n. II. Kcnnem0re was
elected secretary. A committee on reg
lstratlon was appointed.
After clccting delegates to the county
convention, the club adjourned subject
To tho cln of tln nronilnnI
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Tho SENTINEL $50 per year.
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Bring in your job work.
TrIlC Incident

An invidunl evidently better acquainted
with old-fashioncd "Mountain Dew" than
with fancy drinks, dropped into Sloan
BROS. drug store and tried Il glass of their
delicious Soda Water.
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Attention SiIlrcrA.

The Twelve Mile Singing Association
will meet ut Mile Greek Church on Sat
urday before tue 9Th Sunday in juno.
DO not fail to attend.
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DACUSvILLE CLUB.

The club met and organized the 31st
of May 1890. John w. Thomas was
elected president and Dr. Morgan was
elected secretary.
The second Saturday in cach month
at p. m. was appointed as the regular
day for meeting.
committee on registration was ar-
pointed with instructions to work the
field thoroughly.
The following resolutions were passed: I:
1st. That this club endorses the MurcI,
convention and its nominee. Adopted
with rising vote.
I'd: That the county papers be furninh
ed with copy of the above for pnblica-
ton. j. j. MORGAN, Sec'ry.
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Iroplc who come TO Grccnvir find our
n'DA WATER to be the best and prrcst
that can be made. Our syrups arc flavor
Ct with pore fruit Juices, SO call and ,ry
II ana you will wish your throat was 4
nm" ioM%. Ir" AZ The MaI>irn House
Dru" store, ''''
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-06-07
Deer Park.

Out town has put on spring attire
and L looking unusually attractive.
MrS. Z. F. Droege having rented
her house 10 Mrs Overman. of Wash.
ington. D. c.. has moved to the
"Viiia." formerly occupied by D. F.
Graham.
At an election of town officers held
recently. the following persons were
elected Col. E. G. TiIlson, Mayor.
w. Il. George, Jos. ]sashorn, w.
Jsnkey, and c. HI. Tillson. Council.
men.
Messrs Mayer, Craycroft, Boucher
and Thomas. of Oakland, were call
ing on friends in Deer Park. Sunday.
Miss c. B. Hayes. who for the past
year has been in charge of the Chill
dren's Home at this place, has ten.
dered her resignation as Matron.
Miss Hayes has filed this position in
the most satisfactory manner, and 1t
will be hard task to find another so
competent in every way to take her
place.
Miss Ida Head. of Davis, is visit.
ing Miss Mona TiIIson.
We notice in the Frederick Ne'os .
sketc,s1e4 t9r young townsman j. b.
Pantz. Mr. Bantz is rising young
man, asd deserves great credit for
his pluck and energy. and for the
advancement he has made unaided.
Mrs. jos. Lashorn has been Ill for
some time, but is improving.
Among recent arrivals are: Major
N. S. Hill and family, of Baltic. :
j. w. Williams, and family. of Phil
adelphia; Mrs. A. Lott and family, of
Baltimore Mrs. M. H. Davis. of
Piedmont Mrs. g. w. Haulenheek
and family. of Baltimore, and Hon.
H. G. Davis and family, of Baltl-
more.
A. number of our people spent
Decoration Day 10 Grafton.
Miss Alice Fundenberg is visiting
friends in Romney, w. Va.
During a severe thunder storm
Monday night a tree standing near
the schoei house was struck by tight
ming.
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German.

Mr.. CaMfer. drum inner, had his
reg broken Thursday near Barritt. by
iforses running away.
The Spring Garden Coal,and Coke
Co., which has been toorins for coal
have struck over eight feet of good
coal at distance Of about zoo feet.
We understand they will commence
operating at once.
w. A. Barritt is erecting a splen
did dwelling.house for his own occu-
pancy.
JIG. Hofnan & Sons are building
a finishing iouse l2Ox45, three stor-
les high.
The proprietor ofthe "Shoreham, y"
Joseph Shillingburg. is finishing his
hotel in style.
l.. l.. McCrum is improving his
store and residence with a coat OF
paint.
The Seymore Cornet Band fur
nislred music at the concert at Dob
hin on Saturday evening. German
was well represented and report a
good time.
w. A. Barritt, l.. l.. McCrum, j.
w. Crop, s. G. Baker and several
Others are attending court at Peters
burg. a distance of IS miles from
here. They have hot, hard road to
travel.
Rev. Correll preached an excellent
sermon here Sunday night to large
and attentive audience.
Miss Della and Maud Savage, OF
Sang Run, are visiting in German.
VIM. Faherty. ex.merchant of this
place. is in town..
The Building and Loan Associa.
ton will meet tonight at the Shore.
ham.
We are very sorry to hear of the
serious illness of Uncle Joseph
Friend.
Mr.. James Browning, of Preston
county, is visiting In German and
vicinity.
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Grantsyllle.

Weather pleasant.
Crops growing finely.
NJ. D. Yoder's infant son, whom
we stated as being i'll. is about we'll
again.
Mr.. Gil. Broadwater sold a horse
last week for $i65 and one before
that for 5000.
Mr.. Pete Yost sold a horse for
1852 recently.
Mr.. Angus. Bonig's barn, several
miles west of town was blown down
on Whit Sunday.
Mr.. A. l.. Gnagey and wife are
away from home on a visit to the
Brethren's Annual Meeting at Wer-
nersburg, Mo-. and also to Mrs
Gnagev's former home at Landoga,
Indiana.
Lup. Frantz is pleased. He's GEN.
suS enumeration, you know.
Miss Maggie Brown had the roof
on her dwelling house re shingled
recently.
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Decoration Day In Oakland.

Decoration day was observed for
the first time In Oakland, May Both.
under the auspices of Crook Post. g..
A. r. The Post met In Grand Army
Hall at I O'Clock P. M, A. G.. Stur.
fiiss. Commander. Rev. J. A. Dun.
lap. acting Chaplain, and w. r. Jar.
Doe. Officer of the Day, and matched
, to the Odd- Fellows Cemetery. follow
Ell by the Ladies' Committee on
Flowers. and number of little girls
bearing boquets of flowers, and a
large concOurse OF citizens of the
town and surrounding country. On
ARRIVING at the cemetery the Officer
of the Day, assisted by Comrades r.
T. Browning and w. II. Hagan-. &C.
companied ny the Flower Commit
tee decorated the following graves:
In Odd-FellOws Contemplation
- General George Crook, David
Chambers, A. J. Stotelmeyer, James
Cation, Eli Reams. Eli Truly. Jazies
s. Johnson, Henry Heiskell, Isaac
Hopes, Captain West. Confeder-
ate-James Daily and John ]. Smith.
In the Catholic Cemetery-Union
- Micnael Pendergast, Michael
Burns. Christian Miner. Confeder-
ate Michael Collins.
After the graves were decorated
the services prescribed by the Ri
ual were held, after which Rev. {.
A. Dunlap delivered short and a,-
propriate address. and Miss Marion
Leary read q selected poem.
The members then returned to tfeir
Hall, when a resolution OF thanks
was unanimously passed, thanking
the ladies of Oakland and vicinity
for tIreir efforts in securing. and pre-
pari,Ig flowers, and to the young la
dies for their assistance in decorating
the graves.
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Mt. Lake Park.

A gloom was cast over this entire
commupiryriast Saturday night by
the death of Mr.. Joseph T. White.
His ftsneral was preached in the Au.
ditoium Tuesday by Rev. ). M.
Davis. assisted by Revs. Ison and
Clark. The two hodges to which he
belonged. the K. of P. and the ODD.
Fellows were we'll represented. The
large concourse of people was very
expressive of the high esteem in
which he was held.
This beautiful, warm weather Is
bringing out more of our people.
Mrs. List is now at the Allegany
House, and Mrs. Eariougher is at the
Mountain Lake PARK Hotel, Miss
Harris arrived this evening, from
away down in old Virginia.
Mrs. Howe Is at the Fallon cottage
again.
This year Mrs. Sawyer. Of Mounds.
vile, will soon have the Assembly
House ready for guests.
Grace Cottage is now beisg treated
to a good coat Of paint.
Mother Smith was much worse last
week, but is better now.
Mr.. J. Lee Harne will be assistant
postmaster again this year, and Mr..
w. H, Bishop will be telegraph op.
orator,
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Pentecostal GatheriBg.

The Pentecostal gathering at
Mountain Lake Park is to commence
Saturday, July 5, and close Midday.
July ID:
1t is a camp-meeting. and yet so
different from most carnp.meetings
that it really seems more appropriate
to call it IA Fentecostal Gathering"
In one of the meetings Rev. Will
liam Stockton said j: For Gods glo-
ry. want 1t put on record that, in
my judgement, this is the greatest
meeting ever held onthis continent"
In the same meeting Rev. Socrates
Townshend said : IT have attended
many camp-meetings, but l have
never seen it just on this fashion
BEFORE"
Another borther said: "Surely
nethodism and Quaker!sm, and
other evangelical "isms," are becom-
ing we'll and judiciously mixed on
this camp.ground."
The frst year that Rev. Stephen
Merritt, of New York, attended this
"Pentecostal Gathering" he said
II have attended a great many camp.
meetings, but I want to say that /
have never attended meeting where
the Holy Ghost is honored as he is
at this meeting" This. we think,
Ia the secret of the special manifesto.
tions of the power OF the Holy Ghost
that have been seen and felt on this
"mount of TRANSPORTATION" of souls.
Another preacher said. In one o!
the meetings: II believe In this meet
ing we are as fully of one accord as
they were on the day of Pentecost.
I think there we're ten denomina-
tions of Christians represented in
this meeting without a dlscordant
note.
At all of our camp-meetings there
shoald be this onensess of the heart
If we would have such manifestations
of the Divine presence as have been
realized at Mountain Lake Park
Camp meeting.
no all who expect to attend this
meeting this year, we would say
"T let us keep up this spirit of un'
deri oThinationsl unity, and look fol
s,,o!h manifestations OF the Divine
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SWantOn.

Rev. Mr.. Hopkins will preach in
Anderson Chapel on next Sunday
evening.
Mr.. G. T. Sweet, our nurseryman,
has set vineyard of about 700 vines
of different varieties of grapes. We
think that the location is a good one
| and hope ere long that he may have
an abundance of grapes. He has also
set severaI varieties of shrubbery
near the place he expects to build his
residence.
Lumber and shingle trade boom
ing. Mr.. C. r. West has received a
large bill for black pine. and will
start up his mill in the glades. R.
j. West, ESQ.,. is busy cutting oak at
his mill.
A. F. George has quit railroadIng
and is going to work carpentering.
Mr.. W. MCGOWAN, of Sir Johns Run.
has the place upon the track as FORE
man. We bid him welcome to our
community, and hope he will he
pleased with this part of Maryland.
Preaching here twice on Sunday
last. Morning by Rev. Taylor, OF
the U. B. Church. and afternoon by
Rev. w. E. George. of the M. L.
We noticed Robert Brown. Esq,
and4Mr. KaIbaugh, of Elk Garden.
In town on Monday.
Fine prospects for hay. AS good
as we have had for wears.
HOosIER.
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Church Services--SundaY.

M. E. Church-Preaching at l03 A.
NJ. and 7 P. NJ, by Rev. C. E. Clark.
Ev. Lutheran Church Preaching
at lG3 A. M. and 7 P. NJ, ny Rev j.
A. Dunlap. Congregational meet
log directly after morning services.
st. Matthew's Church-Preaching
every Sunday at IL A. NJ, by Rev. F.
8. Hipkins, Rector in charge.
st. Peters, misunderstanding
every Sunday at 10i o'clock A. NJ,
except the second Sunday of each
month.
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presence as we have never known in
this our day."
AS Mountain Lake Park Camp
meeting is to be held at the early
part of the season, there should go
out from this meeting an influence
that will help to make other meet =
ingS seasons of remarkable power
Christian Standard.
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Clothing at City prices.

Messrs. HamiIl & Little have taken
the agency at this place for the cele-
brated Clothing House of MabIey &
Carew, now doing business in nearly
every City and town in the Union.
Prices are the same as city prices ;
goods and make up are the best, and
a fit guaranteed IN each and every
case. Children's clothing a speciality.
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LODGE MEETINGS.

LOCAL BRANCH, No. IS, ofthe Iron Hall
meets in Sturgiss' Hall LIST and Sd Saturday
nights Of each month.
ALTA LODGE, No. STA, X. OH, meets In
same Hall I'd and 4th Thursday nights ofeach
month.
The Y. NJ. c. A. of Oakland meets in the
game Hail Friday nightofeach week and Sun
day afternoon.
SHEALTIEL LODGE. No, 100, I. o. o. F.,
meets in Legge's Hall every Monday night.
PATMOS COUNCIL, No. 3s8, A. l.. of H.
meets In same Hall LIST and Sd Thursday nights
of each month.
GARRETT LODGE. No. us, X. OFF meets
in 9arthrghts Hall, Lake View, every We'd
nssday evening, at 1880.
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Public Local Law.
CHAPTER 313.
AN ACT

To provide that section one OF Article hfty-six
of the Code of Public General Laws title
Licenses" subtitle Mode Of Issuing Cen
eral Provisions" shall apply to Garrett
County.
SECTION !. BE it enacted by the General
Assembly of Maryland, That the provisions
of Public General Laws, title License" sub
title Mode of Issuing General Provisions"
shall apply to Garrett County as fully as if
guage. was herein contained and repealed
and made to have full force and effect in said
Garrett County.
SEC 9. And be it enacted. That this Act
shall take effect from the date of its passage.
5A3t Approved April Sth 1890.
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Tuesday. June 18th. 1890,

FOR RENT-=By the Year or for the
II S6aSCN.-The West End Driving and
Wing" ut Deer Park, containing a Parlor,
Sitting Room, two Dining Rooms; two KiIch-
ems and Six Sleeping Rooms. The sleeping
rooms will be furnished with everything nee
essary except BED CLOTHING. Also stable
room for two horses, and carriage house.
There is garden lot, with Fruit Trees, con.
nected with the premises. Apply to
524 E. C. TlIlSON. Proprietor.
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Obituary..

Joseph THOMPSON, youngest son
of the late Johnson and Asenath M.
White. was born May IL, 1852; died
May 81, 1890. aged % years and 10
days. He was converted and joined
the NJ. r. Church when about four
teen years old. Up to this age he
was known and conceded to be hoy
OF. exceptional good and obedipnt
disposition, From the time of his
conversion he loved the Sunday
School and church; his ambition
was to do everything to elevate the
cause in every way that it was posi-.
bile. He graduated at the OberIin
(Ohio) business college when about
% years old, since which time he has
been engaged in the mercantile bus
mess as clerk until about two years
ago when he settled in Elk Garden.
w. Va, took stock in the cO-Opera-
tive store of that place. and was APP
pointed as manager. He resigned
the position ahou. the first of May
on account of failing health. In his
business, social and religious life he
was capable, pleasant and very strirt.
He was married to Miss Mamie Def
limbaugh on June il, 1889. Their
married life. though short, was full
of Sunshine, and the loving hands of
the noble wife, togettwr with rela.
tiVes and friends, aid all they could
to alleviate the suffering which he
bore with the same christian forth
tude and submission with which he
lived until death separated the happy
pair.
The deceased was inferred in Odd
Fellows Cemetery. this place, on
Tuesday afternoon. The knights of
Pythias and Odd Fellow Organiza-
lions of Elk Garden. assisted by Mt.
Lake Park. Piedmont and Terra
Alta lodges K. of p, and Oakland
lodge /. 0. o. F., took charge of their
departed brothers. remains and es.
corted them to the Auditorium at
Mt. Lake Park, where the funeral
services were held. the Bevs. Ison,
Clark and Davis officiating. Euio.
gums were pronounced by Revs.
Davis and Clark, after which the
procession reformed and proceeded
to the cemetery where the beautiful
and solemn services of the two orders
were performed. Presiding Elder
Sharpes pronounced the Benediction,
and the mortal remains of Joseph T.
White were left to sleep beneath the
evergreen showered upon his casket
by loving friends, until that morn
when he shall come forth in the
brightness and glory of his Redeemer
to hear the glad news of "Come, ye
blessed of Ny Father, inherit the
kingdom prepared for you from the
foundation of the world" No words
of ours could add one. iuster 10 the
brilliant success he has made 10 his
short life. He has not carved his
name upon the tablets of his country,
&c be lauded for brief season by the
millions of his countrymen. but he
has left the impress of his pure. man.
~ life upon the hearts of scores of
those with whom he associated.
where his memory will be cherished
until Time shall summon them to ap.
pear before the Bar of the Eternal
Judge.
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TO SUPERVISORS OF ROADS IN
GARRETT COUNTY.
OFFICE OF THE
ARRETT COUNTY COMMISSION

OFFICE OF THE
GARRETT COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
OAKLAND, Md, May 9TH, 1890.
TAKE NOTICE, That the roads under your
i charge shall be worked, on such days as
it can be done to advantage, between this
date and the first of July of the current year {
and In working said roads it is incumbent
upon you, wherever practicable, to cut gut
tiers or either side and work high in middle
of road. You are also required to notify ali
persons travelling the roads with steam
threshers or other heavy machines that they
will be held responsible for all damage done
to roads and bridges over which they pass.
By order,
J. B. FAY,
Clerk.
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Lots of Rain and more to come,
so 60 To Offntts aud buy good Un-
breIId. tor they have big lot of them,
from the cheapest to a fine silk.
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List Of Letters

List Of Letters
List of letters remaining unclaimed
in the Post Office at Oakland, Gar
rett county. Nd, for week ending
June 7, 1899:
Beck man, Fannie l., Paugh. Henry,
Endler, Mrs. Ida, Scott, Jere H.,
Henry, Miss Gertie, Shriver, Miss Mary,
Haight, P. r.. Stoddard, John j..
Heiskell, J. NJ, Scroft, r.,
Heasley, Chas.. Thomas, Hon. Judge,
KurtZ, II. c., linton, Mr.,
Liller Tom, Tosmer, Mrs,
McKinne, f. c., Walsh, r. r..
Neville, Geo, Woodward, Jas,
On Mountain Top, White, H, s.,
Odonnel4 Michael, Young, Miss Annie,
Yost, ). G.,
Persons calling for them willplease
say they are advertised.
F. A. THAYER. P. M.
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UNSURPASSED In TONE
WORKMANSHIP AND
DURABILITY!
EVERY INSTRUMENT FULLY
GUARANTEED!

Having decided to make speciality of SELL
ing the above named Instruments, desire
to Inform the citizens of this and adjoining
counties who may be DESTROYS of purchasing
a really tirst-class instrument at moderate
price, to call and examine my line of instru-
men9 and get prices on same before going
elsewhere. can assure all OF one thing-nc
better instruments are made for the money
than those handle. This is no idle boast
but fact which time and observation has
abundantly proven. buy at first hands and
do not charge two prices for my goods. A
reasonable profit on the investment is all
ask.
Books Sheet Music, and Organ Stools, and
Musical Merchandise generally at most reas.
enable prices. Give me call for anything
In the musical line.
On Place of business-Railroads street, next
10 II. & o. depot, Oakland. Md.
J. NJ. LITZINGER,
94 $50 Oakland. No.
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Don't fail to see the Red, White
and Blue Horse Rakes, at Davis &
Sons. 1t will pay you.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMISSIONERS MEETING,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
COMMISSIONERS MEETING.
OFFICE OF THE
GARRETT COUNTY COMMISSTOSEPS :
OAKLAND, MD June 9Th, 1890. J
The County Commissioners ofGarrett coun-
ty will meet in their office in the Court House,
Oakland. Md, on
Tuesday. June 18th, 1890,
for the purpose of tranSacting any routine
or other business which may be brought boz
fore them,
By order.
J. B. FAY,
26 I'd Clerk.