The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-04-10

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w. Va, preached morning and night
on Sunday TO large audiences 10 the
NJ. E. church.
We had considerable fall of snow
Sunday and Monday and the weather
would pas Tor January or February
instead of April.
The arc light dynamo at the cleo.
trlc light station is out of repair and
since Friday night the streets have
been in dark ness.
j. Ell KIl'low. who went t. Hunt.
ingion, W. Va, last week, returned
to oakland Thursday where he will
remain for some time.
Thomas Harne went to Hagers.
town and other points in Washington
County Thursday of last week for
visit to friends and relatives.
Money to loan on first mortgage on
real estate.
THOMAS & SINCELL,
Oakland, Nd.
j. M. Davis & Son have a full line
of hardware tor the spring trade, in.
GLIDING farm implements, paints, oil,
glass. etc. Write for prices. 4-3t*
A telegram was received on Sun
day by Rev. Father MatlingIy an
nouncing the sudden death of his
father, which occurred at Mt. S wage.
DR.. J. Lee McCOmas will be at his
office, Third street, oakland, every
Wednesday from 8 O'Clock a. M, to
5 O'Clock p. IN. to examine ex soldiers
for pensions.
Misses Bessie Browning and Julia
Stanton left Oakland on Monday
morning for few weeks visit to
friends and relatives in Washington
and Baltimore.
RpY. Thomas j. Stanton, who has
been visiting his parents here for the
past two weeks returned to the Cath.
Ollie University, Washington, ID. c.,
Monday morning.
P. <. KiInnell. who has been an
enpioye IN the Democrat office for u
lumber of years. has resigned his
position and will be employed in H.
j. Mayors drug store.
Master Charles Anderson, son ot
Mr.. II. l. And,Tsun, has ;,,r,, con
tiued To his he'd for several week, on
account of injury he received On his
knee some time during The winter.
Prof Charles Thatchpr,n Mounds
vile, w. Va, is organizing a class in
pennIanship in Oakland. He gave Il
free lecture on the subj ct Thursday
night last which Was we'll attended.
Charles W. Bnlden and son Rrt crt
went to Mes er-tlale. Pa. Tuesday
morning. Mr.. BoIden will return IN
few days but b ID will remain aud
work with his brother A. G. BOlden.
State Fish Commissioner q. w.
Della WIDER ipit Oak land Sunday muru-
Ing tor Hnvre lie Gree, Md, where
he will supptintend the gathering OF
shad eggs which will he taken 10 the
Slate Matching houses.
Elk Sheriff f imund Jamison. who
has resided On the Mccormick Stock
farm some four miles from town. has
rented the house Oh Liberty street,
lately occupied by Mr.. Turley, and
will return to Oakland some tune
this week.
Messrs. Ell. Siabach and Will
Wnorton, who went t. Arthur, ILL.,.
last week, returned to Oakland Sat.
urday. On the second day after their
arrival in Illinois Mr.. S'abach re-
cpIve1 Il kick from horse which
fractured his arm below the elbow.
The order of the Iron Hall put
SIS 900 more in circulation here Mon
day. The certificates of MesSrs G o.
Liltie, Lewis Walters, Thomas Lit
tie. Geo. Pfeiffer and Samuel Law
ton have matured and they each re.
c ived draft Monday for 81 900.
Rev. Thomas J. Stanton. who has
been elevated to the Priesthood in
the r 1lnan Catholic Church. otiiciat-
ed at mass al ST. Peters in Oakland
Sunday and also preached Il sermon
which was commented upon very
favorably by the large number pres
ent.
Go toJ. M. Davis & Son for the
best spring tooth harrow. also for fer.
tiIizers that have been tried ON our
soil and has given universal sati-fac-
ton, such as Orchilla Guano. Silver
Gray aud Kangaroo. mo sand OF
ground rock" in them. 4-3t*
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