The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-10

Dennis Ryan. in Leavenworth, Kan
sas. 1t is said they quarreled about
money.
The Rev. VIM. Leisher, of the
Lutheran church was called by teIe-
gram, Sunday night. to Carlisle, Pa,
to attend the funeral of a young lady
whom he had received into the |
church while he was pastor at that
place.
The non.jury term of circuit court
was held in Oakland this week, with |
Judges Hoffman and Dot! glass on the |
bench. The following named Cum
berland attorneys were in attend. |
ance: Jacob Brown, r. II. SHINES
aud Robert Gordon.
Friday night last while the stores
were crowded with customers, the |
electric light wires became crossed |
by the heavy wind, which caused .
every light in town to go out. The |
electricians soon found the cause of
the trouble and corrected it.
We learn that the congregation of |
ST. Matthews church are c0ntempla-
ting "a Lawn Fete to be held on the |
afternoon of the 18th of August in |
the beautiful grove at the residence
of Judge Wilson. We wish them
every success.
Mrs. K"nney, of Cincinnati, who
Is II guest at the Oakland, had her /
five horses. three carriages, coach
man and fo0ttnan, br ught here by
express Tuesday from her home,
The horses and carriages are stabbed |
at Mr.. NJ. MarOneys stables on the
hill.
A b. & o. brakeman named Trout |
man on Il freight fell from the train
when passing Webpr's farm near his
place. last Friday morning and broke
his left ankle. DIR. III. w. MrCom Is
rendered the necessary surgical aid, !
and sent the unfortunate man to his
home in Kpyser the same day.
Albert Erwin. editor of the Leon
ard, Texas. Graphic. says: For the
cure of cramps IN the stomach Cham
berain's CDlic, Cholera and Darr-
hoea Remedy is the best aud most
speedy eyer used" Many others
who have tried it entertain the same
opinion. For sale by II. j. Mayors,
druggist.
The Garrett Guard (C0. b. of the
Second Battalion held an election last
Saturday for n second Lieutenant to
iii the vacancy caused by the re-ig-
nation of Il. S. JAmiSOn. The con.
test was between lie" Phillips and r.
G.. TnwnShend. OF the forty votes
cast Bon received twenty one, and
to quote Capt. Newman "hp squeezed
in by the skin Of his teeth"
For SALE or trade for lumber:
One horse power aud one II. horse
power second hand traction steam
saw and thrr-hIng rigs. Must he
sold. Terms literal.
T. II. CARsKADoN.
l54 Kpyser, W. Va.
The Gar, of Russia has sent to
Stanford University, in California.
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ais valued at S35.COO. There are
more than $40 specimens in the Coz.
lection. In return for this liberal
gift Ms. Stanford intends to present.
a collection Of California precious
stones and miner Is to the 81. Peters
burg National Museum.
A Mothers Gratitude. My son
was in All almost helpless condition
with flux when | commenced using
ChambprlHin'S Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhopa Rnmrdy. 1t gave him
immediate relief and | am sure il
saved his lite. take great pleasure
in recommending il To all. Mrs. NJ.
L. Johnson, Everett. Simpson Co..
Miss. % and 80 cent holtleS for sale
by ii. j. Mayors, druggist.
The Lutheran Sunday school of
Oikmnd went To Aurora. w. Va. on
the Fnurt To join the Lutheran school
of that place in grand picnic. This
excursion took large number Of
people out Of oakland for the day.
In fact there was an unusually large
number of persons out OF town on
private picnics, excursions and driv-
ing parties.
"All soldiers who wish their PEN
sion claim to receive pIOmt and faith.
fuI attention, should place their
claims Ut once in the hands of Joseph
H. Hunter, Pension Attorney, WASH
ington, d. c., rs know from ex-
pprIence he is the proper party to
handle such Cases."
1888 THOs II MCRoBIE.
Mr., Clark, to the pul Iic:- wish