The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-06-12

day.
William Malette. head clerk in s.
i. Davis store, left Wednesday
morning for Fairmont, w. Va, to
spend couple of weeks visiting
friends.
Miss Mary Solars, who has been
visiting her cousin. ex Sheriff SoIars.
of near town, for the past two weeks,
returned to her home in Elk Garden
on Monday.
Three persons, one male and two
females, were immersed in Bear
Creek at the council meeting of the
German Baptist church. near Acct
dent, Tuesday.
1t was reported upon our streets,
Monday. that James Weisman, at
one time a resident of Oakland, died
at his home in Piedmont, Sunday
evening, of dropsy.
TUE NEW immigration building
on Ellis Island. New York harbor,
is to be rooted with American tin.
and still the tin.plate liar says we are
not making tin-plate.
The church in McHenry will be
dedicated on Sunday, June. l4th. at
10: 80 a. m. Also services will be
held in the afternoon. Come pre-.
pared to remain all day. 14-2t
Rev. George E. Hite, formerly of
the West Virginia Conference. M. E.
church, now of Albany, N. Y, has
gone to Europe. Mrs. Hite is visit.
ing her parents in North Wheeling.
Presiding Elder Shapes went to
Terra Alta Tuesday morning to at
tend the funeral of the TO- year.old
daughter of Mr.. Matthews, who had
been run over and killed by a wagon.
DR.. P. A. Skeen, a prominent Dem
tist of Texarkana, Ark. says he used
Chamhprlain's Pain Balm for rheu-
matism and found it to he most ex-
rpIlent local remedy. For sale by
III. J. Mayors. druggist.
=. j. Sullivan, we understand, has
purchased the fine residence of Mrs.
H. P. Tasker, on West Linerty St.
Mrs. Tasker and family will move TO
Washington, where her son, Comp
ton. is employed in the Navy depart,
ment.
The German Baptists, of Accident,
will hold a love feast and celebrate
communion and feet washing on
Saturday and Sunday next, at their
church. near Accident. Rev. Can
non, of Virginia, will conduct the
services.
Beginning with last Sunday, mail
will be sent from Oakland on the
night trains the same as any other
day. Heretofore no mails were sent
from Oakland on Sunday, thus de-
laying the forwarding of letters, etc.,
for tWenty-fOur hours.
Rev. Sam Jones, after preaching
two hours and fifteen minutes in
Chattanooga, Tenn. one warm night
recently. asked permission Of his cen
grega,i1n to take off his coat, which
was readily granted. The noted
evangelist then finished his discourse
in his shirt sleeves.
George Loughridge, of this place,
is very happy somebody just at this
"writin'". He Joined the Iron
Hall" seven years ago, and on Fri
day last received draft for six hum
dred of "Uncle Sans" dollars. The
amount of money paid into the Iron
Hall by Mr.. LOughridge was about
one hundred and fifty dollars.
Col. J. Frank Leggs. brother of our
felloW.townsman, Geo. w. L"gge
has sued physician of Wheeling
w. Va. for $4,000 damages. He
claims malpractice on the part of the
physician in setting his arm which
Was broken several months ago in q
wreck en- the Ohio River railroad.
There is a prodigious number o
persons who fell very much down al
the heel just now. All they really
need is a dose of st. Pttricks Pills to
cleanse and renOvate their system. II
would do them more good than {
dollar bottle of any blood purifier
For sale by III. J. Mayors. druggist
Henry .Leuthke. of Grafton, WHIT
for number of years had been EN-
ployed on the B. & O. railroad as {
stone. mason. but who is sufferin!
: from consumption. passed through
Oakland last Saturday on his way Il
Philadelphia to consult an eminen
physician.
David Goegy killed large snak
. on the Switzer hill last week. H