The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-09-12

Harry Hinebaugh had his finger
very seriously mashed on Monday by
being caught in cog-wheel on some
machinery in Scherr's factory.
The Grand Lodge, I. o. G.. T., of
West Virginia. met in Kingwood
last week. J. X, Monroe, of King
wood. was elected Grand Chief Tenn
piar, and Miss Mary Jessop. of Aus
tin. Preston County. was elected Su-
perintendent of Juvenile Templars.
The corporation textbooks for the
year of 1889 have been placed in the
hands of Jas. A. Hayden and S. L..
Townshend. All taxes for 1889 must
be settled Immediately.
JOHN D. TAGGART.
3d. Late Collector.
Everything at cost at Shatzer's for
two weeks. and then the biggest
auction ever held in Oakl md.
Auction Sept. 25th on four months
credit: 3 parlor suits, oak bed
room suites. walnut bed room suite
Z poplar bedroom suites, bedsteads
mattresses, springs, tables, Kitchen
safes, over go yards of carpets, mat
ting and oil cloths. also about $1,000
worth of second hand furniture aud
carpets, S0--2
The Democratic County conven-
/ ton met at the court house and or
ganized by the election of Nm. Hine-
baugh, president, and w. ID. Hove,
secretary. The convention named
three men from each district to at
tend and represent Garrett county at
the HageEstOWn convention.
AT the Democratic primary on
SATURDAY the following delegates
were selected: j. B. Fav, Geo. Sped
den, b. REYNOLDS, VIM. Hinebaugh
and VIM. Browning.
The Moss Family. in their musical
comedy, "a QIick Match" were
greeted by large audience at the
opera house last night, and too much
praise cannot be awarded the per-
formers. 1t was something out Of
the ordinary course, something that
meets the wants of the great mass of
the people. 1t was cultured and re-
fined, yet it did not 60 up into the
realm of scientific operate, still 1t
was a science of It's own. that charms
the ear, and pieases the eye, Little
Bertha is wonder, a prodigy of
musical ability, The Moss Family
can get music out of scrubbing
brushes. beer bottles, and most de-
lightfal music at that. and in all
their varied entertainment not q
word or act is used that could offend
the most fastidious. We find great
pleasure in endorsing the Moss Fam
lily, and hope they will return at no
distant day.-The Mt. Carroll I'LL, J
Mirror.
Twenty. five cents pays for THE
REPUBLICAN from now until after
the campaign.
Mr.. Thomas Stanton, of this place,
was ordained priest at the Cathedral
in Baltimore on Friday last, Cardinal
Gibbons officiating. His deac0ns OF
honor were: Rev Paulinus DisseZ,
of St. Mary's Seminary, and Rey
A. S. Fonteeau, of St. Charles Col.
lege. Among those present in the
sanctuary during the impressive Ger
emony we're: Rev. p. p, Dennis
president emeritus of st. Charles
CO.fege; Father Bernard, of ST.
Charles; Father Forest of st. Mary's
Seminary; Rev. Thomas S. Lee and
Rev. P. J. Donahue. of the Cathe'
draI Rev. William E. Starr, of Cor
pus Christi Church Rev. Francis
Farley, of Wilmington, Del, and
Rev. Robert Kennedy. of Miliedge'
vile, GA.
Father Stanton celebrated his first
Mass at St. Peters Catholic Church
Oakland, on Sunday morning last a,
1890. His deacon was Rev. Father
Mattingly. Of Oakland; sub'deacon
Mr.. II. A. PROXY, of Washington
master of ceremonies, Mr.. Michae
Ryan, of Homecoming acolytes, Mas
ter James COen, of Baltimore, {
cousin of Father Stanton. and Jere
miah Stanton, brother OF the newly
ordained priest. Rev. Father Best
of England, occupied a place in the
sanctuary. Rey. Father MattinglS
preached the sermon, which was {
very eloquent and Impressive one
and at the close of the mass Fathe
Stanton gave his blessing. Thl
church was crowded TO its ptmos
capacity and among those from {
distance in attendance we noticed
Misses Minnie and Sally Coen, o
Baltimore Misses Maggie and Mel