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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-08-01
MARRIED..

WoLF-HAsKELL.-On Thursday.
July "a. 1890. Annie A. Haskell to
Samuel P. Wolf.
DAvIDsoN-HURRY. By Rev.
Jno. M. Davis at the Glades Hotel,
on July 30, 1890. Rose E. Hurry to
Frank L. Davidson.
PERRY - WoRTHINGToN. - On
Wednesday, in Baltimore. Grace
Worthington to Carlton Perry. The
couple are now registered at the
Oakland Hotel.
!, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sunday,
July q, at the residence of Oakly
Schooley, by Rev. w. E. George,
Matte Fitzwater to Charles E. Nine,
both of Garrett County.
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Scranton, No.. July 10, 1890.
Pensions under the New Law.

Pensions under the New Law.
Congress having lately passed a
general pension law in the interest
1. OF such surviving soldiers of the
late war as are now so far disabled
as to be incapacitated to earn live
lihood from manual labor.
2. Widows of soldiers land their
children under 16 years of age) who
served not less than three months,
and were honorably discharged.
8. Dependent parents who have
lost sons that served in said war, and
who now have no other means OF
support than their own labor, not
taking into account assistance from
relatives or friends.
l propose to prosecute efficiently
such proper and just claims under
this law as may be presented, in
connection with my professional bus
mess. JACOB BROWN,
Attorney at Law.
Hoffman Law Building. S. Liberty
street, Cumberland. Md. % 4-275
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Notice..
VIM. HINEBAUGH.

I hereby give notice to all my pa
irons and friends that after August
18th, 1890. l will place all unpaid
accounts in the hands of an officer for
collection. 1t is my earnest desire
that all my patrons knowing them
selves indebted to me will promptly
settle their accounts, as L don't wish
to make any one unnecessary trouble
or expense. Call at my place of bus
mess at Grantsville. Nd, on or be.
fore August 10, 1890.
"a 2t l.. MUHLENBERG.
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FIatMOOdS.

We are glad to report at this writ
ing;
The rain we received was badly
needed. for our crops were suffering
for the want of it.
VIM. Bowman has returned again
to his home. He had been working
at McCannicsburg, Pa.
Miss Liza McGettigan has returned
again to FlatwoOdS. She had been
working in Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sunday night at eight o'clock Rev.
Jacob Miller preached very interest
ing sermon at Accident. There were
several of our young folks who
attended the services.
William Miller who had the needle
of self binding reaper run through
his hand, Is still improving.
We understand there has been a
controversy about Normal at Acct.
dent. We are glad to say there will
be Normal at Accident. It Will
open August 4. Prof. E. Lee instruc-
tor. We will be glad if the cOntrO.
versialists will attend the Accident
Normal.
Grandmother Boyer is convalesc.
ing.
Mrs. Liza Rush. of Uniontown,
was visiting friends and relatives
here.
Miss Martha McGettigan has re.
turned again to FlatWo0ds, She had
been visiting friends and relatives in
Piedmont.
Miss Susie Beeghley is visiting hel
brother near lockwood, Pa.
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SWAN MEADOWS, !
Near Oakland, Md, J
July % 1890 |

For THE REPUBLICAN.-Th An
nual Meeting of the Society of the
Army of West Virginia will convene
at Parkersburg, w. Va. on Tuesday,
the 10th of September. The facilities
Tor reaching Parkersburg by rail and
water are such as ensures a large as
semblage of veterans and their
friends. The citizens are prepared to
give hearty and generous welcome
to all. l trust there will be large
representation from Maryland and
that every regiment that served in
the army of w. Va. will be repre-.
scented. Western Maryland consti'
tuted part of the Military Depart
ment of West Virginia which l had
the honor to command.
B. F. KELLEY,
Late Major-General u. S. A.
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Col. Geo. w. F. Vernon, of Balti-
more. Past Commander Dept. Of
Md. G. A. r., was up to Oakland
last Saturday, Col. Vernon was
Lieutenant in Coles Cavalry during
the Rebellion.
Hon. Geo. w. Wilson. of Wilson's,
was up to our city on Tuesday, Mr..
Wilson has three saw-mills now in
operation and gives employment to
sixty men. This is Garrett County
enterprise and we hope to see friend
Wilson successful in all he under
takes,
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ParasOls and Sun Umbrellas,

We have just opened an elegant
line of Sun Umbrellas. and can sell
them 40 per cent less than they can
be bought elsewhere. as we bought
them after big fire.
Silk Mits 15c per pair. Just the
thing for summer wear.
Be sure and see our 45c Corset.
We can offer the best bargains in
Hats. Flowers, and all Millinery
Goods.
You should come at once while our
stock is still complete.
All the best and most desirable
shapes in Hats.
COI0red Lace Hats at 45c, reduced
from 75c.
M. l.. SCOTT,
Baltimore Store.
Oakland, Md.
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Special Notice.

At the request of many of my GUS
toners l have concluded to remain
in Oakland and will continue to car
~ on the Merchant Tailoring bust
ness at my present stand, on Oak
street, where all those DESTROYS of Sc
curing any thing in my line will be
satisfactorily accommodated. A good
fit, well-made goods, and first class
material guaranteed. 242t
J. A. ROEHM.
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Buy your Fruits, Vegetables and
Melons at headquarters. You will
always find there the best and cheap
est. They receive fresh supplies from
the gardens every morning. Don't
Orget the pIace,-on Railroad street,
at Felty g. Co.'S.
We make special drives on water
melons and canteIopes. Fruits of all
kinds in season. The cheapest place
in Oakland for same.
FELTY & Co,
Rail Road st.
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LODGE MEETINGS.

LOCAL BRANCH, No IS, of the Iron Hall
meets IN Sturgiss' Hall LIST and Sd Saturday
nights Teach month.
ALTA LODGE, No. 574, X. OIL, meets in
same Hall ID and 18th Thursdaynights ofeach
month.
The Y. NJ. C. A. of Oakland meets in the
same Hall Friday nightofeach week and Sun
day afternoon.
SHEALT1EL LODGE, No. 100, l. o. O. F.,
meets in Legge'S Hall every Monday night.
PATMOS COUNCIL, No. 1856, A. L. of Fl.
meetsin same Hall LIST and Sd Thursday nights
of each month.
GARRETT LODGE. No. IlS, X. OFF. meets
in Garthright's Hall, Lake View, every We'd
n9sday evening, at 1880.
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Normal School.

Teachers who expect to attend the
Oakland Division of County Normal
should make early application to the
Principal. Arrangements have been
made to furnish board, &C., at low
rates. Expenses need not exceed
those formerly paid at Accident,
Special advantages will be offered in
addition to a thorough course in
County Examiners requirements
Glasses will be formed on request o.
teachers for evening studies in elias
sizes or sciences.
J. NEWMAN,
Principal.
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DEATHS.
takes.

HoKE.-At KingwOod. w. Va,
on Monday, July %, 1890, josie
youngest daughter of Judge j. T.
HOke, aged about 10 wears.
LIVENGOoD David LivengOod, OF
paralysis, at his home about three
miles east of here. The remains were
inferred in the brethren's cemetery
at Sugar Grove. Funeral services by
Rev. Samuel Miller. of the Brethren
Church. Age 81 years. months and
ID days.-Grantsville Corr. z
MALE.-At her home near Deer
Park on Friday July %, 1890, Mrs.
M As@y Male aged seventy-four years.
Mrs. Male had been a patient sufferer
fCr numher of years, She was a con-
si>tpnt member Of the U, B. Church,
and died in hope of the rest promised
to those who are faithful followers of
the master. The interment took
place at the cemetery near Heads
srhuO'houSe. Sunday at 10. a. m.-
Deer Park Corr.
RINGER.-At his home in Addi-
son township, near LiStonburg, Pa.
July %. 1890, Samuel NJ. Ringer.
aged 40 years. 4 months. and 10 days.
An influential and useful citizen, a
fai hful member Of the Lutheran
church, a devoted husband and a
living ard an atl'pr!ionate father.
Was the subject of this notice.
A midst a large number of sympa-
thizing neighbOrs and friends his re-
mains were laid to rest IN the bury
ing ground of the Ringer (Lutheran)
cnu:ch. Funeral sermon preached
aud burial service conducted by ReY
Evans.
RINEHART.-Juiy 25lh, 1890. after
a painful illness, Mrs. RACHEL Rine-
hart, She was born In Allegheny
County, this State, but her exact age
is not known. Ii is known however
that she was past seventy. She Was
converted and united with the NJ. E.
Church at the aye Of seventeen, and
continued in the church and in the
masters service till called to the
church triumphant in heaven. She
Was married at the age Of 10, and
became the mother of seven daugh.
tiers whom she brought up in the
virtue and admUnition of the Lord.
Her last illness she bore with great
patience and resignation, meyer MUIR
muring but often praising the Lord.
Seeing that it was the will of God
that she should depart this life, she
sWeetly submitted, and expressed an
earnest longing for her heavenly
home desiring her children aud all
her friends and relatives to meet her
there. Her funeral sermon was
preached last Sahhath in the M. L.
Church by the Rev. B. I-on, the
pastor Mr.. Clark assisting in the
services.
We miss thee from our home, dear mother
We miss thee from thy place;
A shadow DER our life is cast,
We miss thy smiling face.
We miss thy kind and willing hand,
Thy fond and earnest care,
Our home is dark without thee,
We miss thee everywhere.
IT'S hard to break the tender chord,
When love has bound the heart,
IT'S hard, so hard, to speak the words
We must forever part.
Dearest loved one, we must see thee
In the peaceful graves embrace,
But thy memory will be cherished
Till we see thy heavenly face.
One by one earth's ties are broken,
AS we see our love decay,
And the hopes SO fondly cherished,
Brighten but to pass away.
One by one our hopes grow brighter, ..,
AS we near the shining shore,
For we know, across the River .."-
Waits the loved ones gone before.
DAUGHTER.
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If You Have a Trifing Cough

-, Don't neglect it. Use Rogers Specific Cough
Cure. Price 25c.
For SprainS, Burns. Bruises, Collie
Cholera Morbus, &c, use Specific Liniment.
Rogers Cocain Pile Remedy has no
equal
Use Rogers Worm Syrup-safe and
pleasant
sible Tor the ladies' toilet
You Will find the above at A. G. Sturgiss'
Drugstore, and Country Stores,
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A Card OF Thanks.

We return many thanks to our
kind neighbors and friends who so
kindly assisted US in our late trouble.
They seemed untlring in their efforts
to assist US. May God bless them all.
j. YELLoWLY AND WIFE.
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PENSIONS FOR ALL

Union Soldiers and Sailors who are inca
pacitated from manual labor.
To their widows and minor children under
l6 years of age, dependent parents, &c.
Back pay, Bounty, Communication of rations,
pay for use of private horses in the service OF
the United States.
Charges of desertion removed. additional
pay to officers and their heirs.
Pensions increased, &c.
File your claims at once. Delays are dan
gerous.
GEO. w. F. VERNON,
los st. Paul Street, Baltimore, No.
I will represent Col. Vernon, Past Dept.
Commander, G. A. R., the senior member Of
the firm, at Oakland.
AIT PERCY H. VEITCH,
Office at Court House. Oakland, Md.
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Dissolution of CO-Partnership.
J. NEWMAN,
Principal.

On December Is, 1889. Lee Hoge.
my former partner. collected money
due the firm and left for parts un.
known and this is to give notice that
the firm of Hoge & Shank was that
day dissolved.
H. r. SHANK.
Scranton, Nd, ,J,tLU 10. 1890,
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III. Spindler and mistress were
arrested in Terra Alta on Monday on
the charge of burning the Crane
building in that village some time
ago. When they were taken TO
Kingwood for hearing before the
court on Tuesday. Spindler's wife
whom he married September 3, 1879,
and shortly afterwards separated,
appeared and charged him with big.
amy. The court held Spinder and
his mistress for their appearance at
court and they were sent to Jail. The
penalty for arson in West Virginia
when there are persons living in the
building set on fire is hanging or
penltentiary for life. When the
above building was set on fire four
persons were asleep in it and it was
with difficulty they were rescued.
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Notice to Pastors and S. 5. Superin.
tendentS.

1 have been appointed to gather
the statistics of Sunday Schools in
Garrett County. for the Eleventh
Census and will send you in a few
DAYS the necessary blanks to fill out
and return to me. Hope you will be
prompt in this matter. Try and
have the reports as fulland accurate
as possible.
Do not fail to indicate the denomi.
nation. or branch of any certain
denomination. to which the School
belongs.
WIN. HINEBAUGH,
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LOCAL N EWS.


Lake Park on Tuesday night.
For SALE OR RENT.-HazIewood
Cottage. Apply on premises.
% 8: Mrs. E. A. KILBoURNE.
A new platform has been laid in
front of Mayors pharmacy.
A $4,000 residence will be erected
this fall on lot in KiIbourne's add.
ton.
AT the shooting match last Satur-
day N. G. Browning won the prize,
score 90.
There will be no service in the M.
E. Church, Oakland. on Sunday
morning.
A new platform has been laid on
Second street in front of Porter's
brick house.
Don't fail to see the Red, White
and Blue Horse Rakes, at Davis &
hOOiI o. IL Will pay yOus
FOUND.-A red shawl on Deer
Park road near Brodford. Call at
REPUBLICAN office,
We call especial attention to the
advertisement Of Geo. w. f. Yer
non u Co., pension attorneys.
Davis & Son have nut in a full
line of horse rakes. Parties wishing
rakes should see them before buying.
Lawrence Stanton's residence on
4th Street is being handsomely
painted by Jos. Helbig.
DO not forget that the Normal
Schools open next Monday. Hope
they may be well attended.
We haye made arrangements to
handle the Champion Machine aud
have full line of repairs for the New
Mower on hand.
DAVIS & Son.
Bishop w. F. MalIaieu, of the
M. E. Church, will preach at Noun.
tain Lake Park on Sunday at 1890
m.
Rev. McCook, of Philadelphia,
will conduct services in the Presby-
terrain church, Oakland, on Sunday
morning at IL a. m.
LosT.-On Wednesday, between
the depot and Daniel Chisholm's res.
idence, sack containing an oiled
suit. Reward if left at ToWnshend's
store.
The Oak land Hotel is full to oyer
flowing. Over 800 guests We're at
breakfast there on Wednesday morn
ing.
The large number of visitors at
Monte Vista pronounce the view
there the finest to be had in the
mountains.
The Commissioners are to be
thanked for having the stones par
italy cleared from the West Union
road.
Go to Shartzer's and buy granulated
sugar at cts; Arbuckles coffee at
% cts; rice at 8 cts everything else
at bottom prices.
What a delight to see that Mr..
Otfutt has commenced to repair and
clear up the platform in front of his
we'll stocked store.
For SALE.-At the farm of sub
scriber, Deer Park, old and new
Hay, 50 per ton.
232 JOHN w. WILLIAMS.
Now friends, take an interest in
the electric light, take an interest in
everything looking toward the i'm
provment of our town.
We want correspondent in each
town. village and at every cross.road
in Garrett County. Send us the
news, friends, and 1t will be pub.
lished. Have it here not later than
Wednesday noon.
Come up to the convention on
August 21st. Bring your family and
friends with you. Let US have the
lorgest crowd ever seen in Oakland.
WANTED TO Buy. - A tract of
cheap mountain land containing
good railroad-tie timber. Address
with full description and best cash
price, CHARLES +. DILLER,
* p. o. Box 2i5, Lancaster, Pa.
SToLEN-From my pasture near
Deer Park, on Tuesday night, July
22nd, two dark brown horses-one
plain dark brown, and the other
white hind feet and white stripe on
face. A suitable reward will be paid
for recovery or information leading
to same.
ID
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THE ELECTRIC LIGHT.
The Stock Subscribed. The Contract
Will be Given Out Next Week.

The Stock Subscribed. The Contract
Will be Given Out Next Week.
Mr.Thomas informs us that enough
stock had been subscribed and that
the electric light plant will be in Op-
Grafton by Sept. LIST. The contract
for the engine, dynamo, wire, poles,
lamps. &C., will be given out in few
days.
All parties taxing lights by Aug
ust 10th will be furnished with lamps
and wire free of charge. This should
be an inducement to all residents of
our beautiful mountain city to have
their residences lighted by this
means. 1t is as cheap, if not cheaper,
than coal oil, and the danger of fire
is not as great.
Let every property holder in Oak
land take an interest in this enter-
prise. Ii is necessary to have our
streets better lighted and as the spirit
OF Improvement advances the price
OF real estate will advance with it.
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Church Services--SundaY.

Ev. Lutheran Church, Preaching
at 103 A. NJ, and P. NJ, ny Rev. j.
A. Dunlap.
Garrett Memorial (Pres. Church
Preaching at IL A. NJ. by Rev. Nc.
Cook. of Philadelphia.
st. Mathews Church-Preaching
every Sunday at II A. NJ, by Rev. F.
S. Hopkins, Rector in charge.
st. Peters, misunderstanding
every Sunday at 1O4 o'clock A. NJ,
except the second Sunday of each
month.
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John II. PurneIl has been granted
an increase of pension.
Miss Lillian Bowers is recovering
from spell of sickness.
DIR. j. II. Manown is seriously i'll
at his home in Kingwood.
H. j. Mayers. the druggist was
out to Benwood Sunday.
Miss GilIy Camp, of Morgantown,
is visiting Miss Katie Low.
Oscar Poster and wife, of Corinth,
W. Va, spent Sunday in town.
Miss Carrie Brubaker, of Somerset,
Pa. is visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. Andrew CawldweIl of Orange,
CAL, is stopping at Monte Vista.
Miss Sallie White. of Huttons,
Was in Oakland Friday of last week.
DR.. RaYenscroft of Accident, was
in Oakland on Tuesday, on business.
Mahlon SchooIey, of No. 10, was
up to the city Thursday on business.
Rev. w. Y. George, of Deer PARK,
was in Oakland Thursday of last
week,
Mr.. bennett, at Mt. Lake Park
will add another story to his hotel
this fall.
Geo. E. Blshoff. Esq. and little
daughter. of Hoyes, were in Oakland
Saturday.
Mr.. Andrew Lang left on Thursday
morning for Allegheny City, Pa. to
visit friends.
Willie Ison, of the U. S. War De.
partment, Washington, is home on
his vacation.
The family of Rev. Dudley w.
Rhodes of Cincinnati are at Monte
Vista, for the season.
Rev. and Mrs. w. G. Davis, of
Boston, Pa, are visiting Rev. j.
M. Davis in Oakland,
Samuel Specht, Esq, one of Deer
Parks live merchants, was in this
city Tuesday on business.
Miss Emma White, who has been
visiting friends in town, has returned
to her home in Cumberland.
Thomas j. Peldicord, of Oakland,
was in this city on legal business yes
terday - Cumberland Times.
Miss Matte Adair, of Terra Alta,
was in town over Sunday. the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. King Delawder.
Edward P. Sweet, of the Phoenix
Glass Works. Phillipsburg, Pa, was
in Oakland Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. John Mauldin and little
grandson, of Baltimore, were the
guests of Mrs, Sincell over Sunday.
Ex.Mine Inspector Chas. II.
Hamill, of Frostburg, was in our
city Friday and Saturday of last
week.
Miss Kate Spedden left on last
Friday for McKeesport, Pa, at which
place she will visit her brother
SeWeIl.
j. Ed. KildoW, who is now work.
ing in Kingwood on The Argus, was
visiting his family in Oakland over
Sunday.
Miss Twigg. of Cumberland, who
has been visiting Hon. r. Il. Brown.
ing's family. returned to her home
on Tuesday.
Judge John Coulehan and daugh-
ter Anna, Of Cumberland, spent Sum
day in Oakland. the guests of Rev.
r. MattingIy.
Mrs. Helen M. Kearney and
daughter Beatrice, of Baltimore, are
visiting Mrs. John B. Fay. on West
Liberty street.
Misses Myrtle Fraley and Laura
Freeland and Albert FraIey, of Terra
Alta, were the guests of Artie Fraley
and wife oyer Sunday.
Calvin Middlekauff and wife and
daughter Nellie, Mrs. Sarah B0wend
and children of Hagerstown, Md.
are visiting Mrs. A. j, Harne.
Charles Edgar Brown, ESQ.,. Police
Commissioner OF Cincinnati, was in
our city Sunday. Mr.. Brown is a
brother of Mrs. M. E. Totten.
Miss Allie NJ. Frantz, OF Sang
Run, was in Oakland on Saturday.
While in town Mss Franlz made
The REPUBLICAN Il pleasant call.
A party from Kngwood, composed
of VIM. e. Brown. Neil II. FOrtney,
Miss Titia Parks, and Mrs, Neil J.
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If you want cash for yonr berries,
eggs, butter and chickens send them
to j. ShartZer.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Under and by virtue of writ of fierf facias
issued out of the Circuit Court of Garrett
County, being No. 2 Judicials, July Term,
1890, at the suit of the Mayor and Common
seize, levy upon and take into execution by
an actual entry upon the premises on the 26th
day of May. 1890, all the right, title, interest
and estate of the said Sarah Perry in and to
lots Nos. 2 and IL in the town of Deer Park,
Garrett County. Maryland, and hereby give
notice that
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People living along the Oakland
and Accident road will find 1t to their
advantage to send their produce by
mail boy. Try Shartzer.
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NORMAL SCHOOLS,

OFFICE OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
OAKLAND, Md, July 9th, 1890. J
There will be three Normal Schools in Gar
rett County this summer, viz: At Oakland,
Prof. Ephraim Lee, and at Grantsville by
Prof, e. A. Browning. Said schools to open
on
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MONDAY, the 9Th of AUGUST

1880, and continue for a term of ten weeks.
The tuition will be $500 for End grade bran
ches. and $500 for students taking up both
LIST and 2nd grade branches
A curriculum of students, as adopted by
the Board, will be furnished each Teacher at
the opening of Schools,
By order of the Board.
WIN. HINEBAUGH,