The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-09-19
Bloomington.

man, of Franklin Hill, returned tc
her home at Columbus. Ohio. on No.
l Monday evening.
Mrs. Peter Phillips and family
summer guests at our pleasant little
burg. returned to Baltimore on Mon.
day morning.
Mr.. James Montgomery of DAVIS
w. Va, son of Michael Montgom.
cry, of this District, has secured work
at FredlOck's mill and will make oul
town his home in the future.
Miss Lucia Hendrickson, of Alex.
andria, Va. who is visiting relatives
in Piedmont, and Mrs. James Ander.
son, of Keyser. We're guests of friend,
during the nast week.
Mr.. Charles Brown. who was noted
in our last letter as being on a bust.
ness trip TO Roanoke and Salem, Va,
returned few days ago and is SO
pleased with the Sunny South"that
he contemplates moving his family
the latter part of this week.
Miss Gertie Warwick, daughter of
Mr.. Henry Warwick, of this district,
attended the Observation-Disclosures
nuptials at Frankville last Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. Thos. Matheney and family,
of Bayard, became residents of our
town a few days ago.
Although it was without money,
food or clothing Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Roe were delighted at its arrival, and
will provide all the comforts his
lordship requires. at" is boy and
was born on Thursday afternoon.
The circus posters arrived in town
on Monday. The little boy can now
feast his eyes on the photographic cuts
and dream of wonders only fouRd in
the saW.dust arena of Forepaugh's
biggest show on earth.
The Piedmont Electric Light CON-
pany has declared dividend of 6
per cent. This should be an addi-
tional inducement for Oakland 10
bask in artificial sunlight.
CONSERVATION, Indignation and
modification are some of the terms
that might fifty express the feelings
Of our Democratic brethren over the
Democratic paraIyZing Republican
election Of the brave and honest
hearted Thos. b. Reed, of Maine.
Mr.. w. l.. Cresap, nephew of Mr..
VIM. l.. Rawlings, who has been EN-.
Dloyed as an apprentice III the june
ton Machine Shops. gave up his
work and returned home last week.
A valuable work horse belonging
to Mr.. Truman Mosser, of West &
Shipman's saw mill, dropped dead
while at work on Monday last.
From many sections OF Dist. No 4
the report comes that the buck wheat
crop is about to prove a failure. III
many localities the long seige of wet
weathet has caused the grain to
sprOut before it has been cut, and
where it has been moved the farm.
ers, in many instances, have I'M
able to garner it safely and it lies
rotting in the fields.
Along with the good news from
Maine comes the echo over the noun
tain tops of Allegany and Garrett of
tremendous ovation lately rendered
our gallant standard-bearer at
Sharpsburg, Nd. Never in the rear
but always to the front, whether he
has an opponent er not, with tireless
energy he held aloft our banner
proudly and Yaiiantiy, until he shall
haye placed 1t on the rampant of vic
tory in November, God speed Nc
Comas.
Three days of the time allotted to
registration have passed and it is
hoped that every district in Garrett
County has increased its number of
Republican voters. If however some
haye failed to attend to the impor-
tant duty, remember we have four
days in October-6th, 18th, Sth, and
9th. The registrars have received
special instructions from Barnes
Compton, the leader of Democracy
in our State, and 1t is of vast impor-
lance that every Republican notice
the lists of disqualified voters, Re.
member this is a new scheme of Cor
mans satellites to keep not only Bal
timore City Democratic, but to turn
the State in the interest of the ''ring,'
therefore be particularly careful about
all names stricken off the registration
books. See that they are all truly