The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-01-16

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SIN & Kemphfer are now drilling
with their machine.
Cline will sole your bo0ts or shoes
for 40 cents. Make note of this.
$50
b. d o. passenger train No. Sun.
day night was delayed 5! hours by
the breaking of Journal and the
tender WAS derailed.
A fire broke out in the engine
room at the electric light house at
Piedmont Monday at noon. The
fire was eXtinguished before any
great damage occurred.
Mr.. Adams, Chief Operator Of the
W. U. Telegraph Company was in
Oakland last week bunting W. ii
clue to the whercaiOuiS of one Wat.
son who WAS telegraph operator here
last summer and who "-kipped" one
Sunday morning with $500 of the
cOnmny'S money and let bills at
stores in town amounting to $50.
Mr.. Elsie Naytor. junior partner
of the firm o(S4yIor & MAYOR, black
smith, arrived at this place from
Oakland. Mu., on last Saturday cypn-
ing with his handsome young wife.
For the present they will 20 to
housekeeping in ii portion Of j. Il.
Saylor's reside CO. Success to the
happy Observation-Disclosures.
Uncertainty may attend business
ventures and enterprises; but it
never attends the prompt admins
traion Of Dr.. Bui'5 Cough Syrup.
Price % cents.
10y sure ran in the night, and my
soul refused t. hp cuUifnriCd. n"PoUr
fellow Of course il did. Pity, he
couldn't get Salvation Oh. Only
% cts"
Comptroller BAughman has made
the quarterly distribution of the pub.
lie school fund, AIiegany county
received 81 81 1903 tor white and Sl67..
81 for roInreu srhmls. Garrett
county's share WAS 81 ,525 81 for white
and Sl6.12 for colored schools. Gar
rett county received the smallest
amount for c0lored schools of any
county in the State and AlIogany
county the next smallest amount.
Miss Jennie Smith. the railroad
evangelist. at the invitation of Rev.
james p. Wilson, has been holding
services at the NJ. T.. church. Eight
protested to become disciples of
Christ and claimed the rest of
Christians faith up to the close Of the
the Tuesday nights service. The
special meeting will continue under
Miss Jennie Smiths charge for at
least Il fortnight. The Sunday ser.
wees are looked forward to with
great interest. -L0uaconing Review.
A jutant Gen"ra! Howard has
suanIIipd hi- nnt,uuI report to the
Wtr D~pttthIent Showing the nun.
bpr "i men comprising the organized
mi!itia If Maryland. The commits
stoned officers number 1872; non.
commissioned, 325; Of whom ljS are
sersrauts and 40 cnrpnraIs l2l are
musicians aud 372 privarcs total,
2,0G3. There are two regiments,
and three independent conn ani,s.
The TeAchers' Reading Circle met
in Accident on Saturday. Jun. 10.
The rrmhers present. took an active
part in the discussion Of The several
subjects assigned. After assigning
the Second Chapter in each book for
the next lesson. the Gree adjourned
to meet Jan. a. at G:}0 y. m.
We would be pleased to have all
members and teachers who can meet
with us.
w. II. RYLAND,
Leader.
CArence w. Bowen. Secretary. 25l
Broadway. New York. desires lnfor
nation regarding George Gale. a
member from Maryland Of the first
Congress under the Constitution, to
use in the memorial volume On the
Centennial of WashingtOn'S Inaugu.
ration. The dates Of Gales birth and
death. facts in his public career and
An authentic portrait, are specially
desired.
Many years practice have given G..
A. Snow & Co. Solicitors of Patents,
at Washington D. c.. unsurpassed
success ir obtaining patents for all
classes of Inventions. They make a
speciality of reierted cases. and have
secured allowance Of many patents
that had been previously rejected.
Their advertisement in another col
umn, will be of interest to inventors,
patentees, manufactures, and all who