The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-01-09


singer, died of pneumonia in Salt
Lake City on Monday, aged about 40
years.
Two hundred men have been en-.
gagged in cutting ice this week on the
lake between Mt. Lake Park and
Deer Park.
Mrs. J. E. Kildow. of Kingwood,
who has been visiting in Oakland
several months, returned 10 her
home last week.
DIR. j. Lee McC0mas WAS called to
Baltimore Monday morning to
attend Maj. N S Hills daughter
who is illsin that city.
Lee McCUmas, after spending the
holidays with his parents and hest
girl in Oakland, returned to his art
studies in Baltimore Monday.
We learn that Mr.. r. NJ. Greeley,
who came to Garrett County short
time ago from Bristol, Iowa, will
start n newspaper in FriendsviIle.
Misses Bert and Della Whit re.
turned to Oakian from Baltimore
Monday evening, wue'c they had
spput the hU;i!,ys with their broth
e., Perry and Thomas " bite.
: The following letters r"nain un-
chained in the post utiicp al O ,klaud.
! Md, ior wees "a ing Jan. 3, 1891:
! Jones, Miss May ~Iibaugh Frank
Miard, VIM. ice, Elizabeth
/ Starbuck & Bundy Wolfe Carts
r. A. THAYER, +. NJ.
The C0unty Commissioners have
nren in session since Monday. As
this is the meeting at which rCad
supervisors are appointed. it will ne
an extra long session aud may last
until the beginnin. Of next week.
Pensions have been granted to the
following named persons
Charles W. Bnlden, Oakland.
David Rush, Mineral Spiings. lin.
crpa-e.)
John N. Erwin. Oakland. I'm.
crease.)
The Examiner and Union newspt
p"rs, of Frederick. will terminate
their existence thus week under theil
old management. Both papers have
been purchased by the Rev. DR.
George Diehl and others. aud will h
consolidated and published hereafter
as the Daily and Weekly Examiner
A Methodist Episcopal Sunda,
, school was organized At Painte
school house on Sunday evening
The following Officers were elected
Superintendent, A. F. George; asslS
tant superintendent, Henry Sines
/ secretary. ]. B. Friend; treasurer
w. II. LON; librarian, S. Wright
q ,>isiant librarian, Abraham Lee.
A country editor in Pennsylvania
who has been elected member o
the legislature. Is praying frrventl.
that he may not become a victim Il
] the affection known as swell head.
That is asking great deal, eye
{. from the Lord. 1t would requir
unnOunded faith to expect Il favOra
ble answer to such a prayer as that.
Some favor a tariff for revenu
only, some tariff with incidents
= protection, and some a tariff for pre-
lection, per Sc; but large maiorit
n favor the free Use of Salvation Oil fO
cuts and bruises.
- An endless chain ofcertificates vel
ify the excellence of DR.. Bulls C0u.
Syrup. Price % cents.
Clarence w. Bowen. Secretary, q
Broadway. New York, desires info
a nation regarding George Gale.
!. member from Maryland If the fir
"a Congress under The Constitution,
r. use in the memorial vplume On til
Cpnt"nni Al OF Washin%t"n'S InaugI
ration. The dates of Gates birth an
- death. facts in his public career an
10 AN authentic portrait, are special
desired.
o. The Teachers Reading Circle IN
y In Oak iand on Saturday, Dec. ION
the lesson assigned was not dispose
e. of on account of some Of the teache
.r net yet having their books. II
fast chapter in each book was a
,, signed for the next lesson. The Ci
~ Gle then adjourned to meet Saturda
Jan. 10, at one O'Clock when ii
hoped all the teachers, wishing to
2. enrolled rs members of the O.klan
r. Circle. will be present.
ED. A. BROWNING.
~ Secretary.
Real Estate Transfers.
Barbara SIP ker to Samuel Bak