The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-03
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Where are you going on the
Fourth?
Policeman Fleckenstein has don.
ned a ban new uniform.
Jeff Tsggert. who was reported i'll
last week, Is slowly improving.
Five smokes for nickle at Cheap
Johns. ~
Mrs. johnson has had a new root
put On one of her houses, near First
street.
A well rounded sentente-Round
rugged rocks ragged ascals ran riot.
Ously.
Rev. Mr.. Moore preached in the
Garrett Memorial church. Tuesday
night.
Miss Eva Tasker entertained quite
numter of her friends Tuesday
evening.
The organ-grind"r and monkey
made their appearance Oh our streets
Monday.
Prof. Jungniclr'a orchestra arrived
It the Otkland and Deer Park hotels
this week.
We are under obligations 10 some
UNKNOWN re'sOn for a bouquet of
beautiful roses.
Fifty men are wanted at the stone
crusher. See advertisement in an
9th, column.
George d. White has rented his
fiie Residence on East Alder street
for the season.
r S j IN ism has laid An excellent
.'iapt run IN front OF his residence on
N"-t Liberty street.
Cheap John has a big stock OF
Chi!titCnS Wag Hn., carts, doll CART
uEtS. hamIH'ckS-all sizes. l72
Mrs. Rpbecca Hoop had the mis-.
fnrtuup tn fall, me day last week +,
and severely sprain her left ann.
The tT,nn meeting will begin al
Mt. Lake Park upxs Saturday. July ,
4. A large attendatN.e j. expected.
The Lutheran Sunday.schpoi of
this place will spend the Fourth of
July pic-nicing NJ Aurora, W. Va.
Gu To Cheap Johns for your fruits,
coufecti"nS, Toys, ETC., railr ad plat.
form. He has stock to please all.
John Lee Harup, son Of A. j.
Harne. + q returned from Roanoke,
Va, and will remain in town all
summer.
On last Saturday Capt. James A.
Hayden rupiured a cord in his knee
and he il now compelled to 60 about
on crutctles.
Fran zig, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mes. A. G. S urgiSs has been
quite i'll for a week or two, but Is
now much improved.
Sincell Bros. have mad pain ted a
very attractive sign which now
hangs in front Of their large business
house Oh Alder street.
Persons wishing boarding or to
rent furnished rooms will dc we'll to
Gail on MRS. E. p. RUSSELL.
1874 Oakland, Md.
The appointment of a night police
man by council seems to have had u
very Quieting effect upon those who
are inclined to raise disturbances at
night.
A little excitement was created In
Oakland Monday morning toy the
running away of Christian KiInuel's
team. Fortunately neither horses
nor wagon was hurt.
Engine No. 566 with its tender
WIS thrown uff the track near Shat
frs, about n mile west Of town, on
Tuesday. by bent rail. The train
was delayed about an hour.
We notice by the Kingwood papers
that Mrs. M. w. Rider. whose ser.
iuuS illness WAS reported in this
Taper couple Of weeks ago. is still
lying in critical condition.
Santa w. Smalley. of Kingwood,
at one time 4 resilient of Oak land
has received an additional pension
from the government for services
rendered during the late war.
DR.. P. A. Skeen, appointment Den.
fist of Texarkana. Ark. says he used
Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rhPu'
matism and found IL TO ne u most ex'
cpllent local remedy. For sale By
H. J. Mayors, druggist.
After communion services In the
Lutheran church, last Sunday morn
ing. 4 congregational neetinE wa
held rnr the purpose "f eIecIIng n pns
tor. The ReY. Mr.. Leishrr, who ha'
been serving the congregation hI
several weeks past Was unanimously
elected.