The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-03-06

Capt. James A. Hayden was con-
fined 10 the house parts of list and
this week with severe cold and sore
throat.
Next year ii leap year. and the
girls who have been left behind in the
matrimonial game. will come in for
their innings.
FripnGsville Post No. II, G. A. r.
meets first Saturday in each mouth
at 2 O'Clock. GEO. E. BISHoFF,
AHjatant.
Preaching at Swanton U. B. church
next Sabbath morning at 104 O'Clock.
after which the.".U. B. class at the
above place will be revised.
Messrs. Geo. o Miller &. Co. ARE
now in the store.room lately occu'
pied by John ShartZer. Is Look out
for their advertisement next week.
]. M. DAVIS & Son have on hand a
full line. of the celebrated ClausS
Shears. Every pair warranted. Also
! a complete assortment of table and
/ pocket cutlery.
The coolest day this winter was
Sunday, when the thermometer reg
istered is degrees below zero at Stur.
glss' pharmacy. and % below at the
Glades Hotel.
Miss Aggie Hart. who for the past
few weeks was the guest of her sister
Mrs. G. A. Bolden. returned to hel
home in OAK land Friday.-Meyers'
dale Commercial.
Ad. Laughlin, the Rowleshurg tel
egraph operator, hasa thirty days
leave of absence. which he will spenc
in visiting friends in the West.-
Kingwood Journal.
The Lutherang congregations o
Deer Park and.OaKland will meet il
their places of worship on March 10
1891, al 10 o'clock a. m. The. purpos
of the meetingswili be.made known
by the councils.
The most successful and progressiv
towns are those which literally sup
port their home papers. A newspa
per well filled with home advertise
, ments is one of the best advertise
ments in the world nf the place Wher
it is published.-Ex.
The MesSrs. Filbert and King, VIII
erected the electric light machiner
and wires in Oakland, went
Wheeling ON Monday, where the
!. have the contract of erecting plar
for lighting Mt. DeChantal. a scho'
for females near Wheeling.
James w. Bell, ESQ.,, who remove
from Oakland to Frostburg fe
years ago, was in town Saturday ar
informed us that he had rented II
e building south west corner of Ma
and Oak streets and will occupy it
,s Aprl, where he will engage at h
trade saddle and harness. maker.
Recommendation of Edward
26 Bartlett for liquor; license: G.
s. Shirer. Joseph H. Smithman. Jol
- NJ. Jarboe. w. Y. Waltz. Andre
Shartzer, Richard X. Maroney,
f. Felty. Chris. FeIty,H. HeIbig al
s. B. SlpmpIe. DR.. Barllett'> bone
as men are G.. r. West and S. B. SteI
V. pie.
A railroad around the world is
ne possibility of 1.-The future which en-
b. nent European engineers are alrea
talking of. Russia is building a RI
u. road to connect st. Petersburg a
#. KamschatKa. and when that Is co
pleted there is little reason TO dot
that In the course of time Ameri(
enterprise will project road to q
i'' meet with it.
The bunker conference which v
'as he held in Hagerst0wn in June ne
us it is estimated will. be attended
Is 600 or 20 900 people. Preparati
Ie, are now being made to accommotl
- the visitors. and a contract for l60,
feet of lumber has been given out
tabernacle 126xil4 feet will he cree
wi near the Seminary and also la
~" number of temporary houses
boarding and lodging the visit
OTIS Water will be run to the grounds
md they will be lighted with cleo
light.
lOH Deaths.
of COOLEY. - Mrs. Annie Cog