The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-09-11

nent speakers and workers in the
temperance cause will be there.
NOTICE.-Mrs. S. Il. Bolden,
tailoress, wishes to inform the pub
lie that she is prepared to do all
kinds of repairing of gentlemen's
clothes at most reasonable rates.
The golden rod is blossoming in
the field and by the country waysiQe,
and in town the merchants are ad-
vertising the fall goods-two infal-
ible signs that autumn is at hand.
Mrs. NJ. W. Rider, who has been
in Oakland for medical treatment
for several weeks, expects to leave
to-day for Cincinnati, where she will
enter hospital and be treated by a
specialist.
Mrs. d. W. Sloan has so far re-
covered from her recent illness at
Oakland as to be brought to her
home in this city. She arrived ves-
terday and stood the trip we'll
Cumb. News.
The new NJ. i. church is nearing
completion and will be dedicated to
public worship on Sunday, Scptem-
Der 2G. Rev. DR.. Norcross, of
Pittsburgh, will conduct the dcdi-
catory ceremonies.
/ From posters printed at this Of
flee We learn that Lewis Lininger.
OF near Engle's Mills, will sell all
his stock, farm implements and
household furniture at public auc-
ton on Thursday, Oct. /.
Out door meetings will be held at
the depot, as usual, Sunday after
noon, The evangelist, Rev y. II.
Schiycly, Will make some announce
mcnts for meetings next week be-
fore the services close on Sunday.
}. A. Grant will move into the
Taskcr house the latter part of this
week and John Shartzcr will move
from his store building on Main
street to the house on Alder street
made vacant by Mr.. Grants re-
mOYal.
Frank Cox, paymaster and pur-
chasing agent for the Beaver Creek
Lumber Company has decamped
from Davis, Tucker county, with,
81, 500 belonging to the company.
He drew the money Saturday to pay
the men and decamped at once.
At a meeting of Garrett Lodge.
No. 113, X. of p. held in their hall
at the Park Wednesday night it was
decided to move the lodge parapher-
MALTA to Oakland and hold the
meetings in the hall over lIamill 4
Littlc's store, cor. Oak and Third
streets.
Norman Barnard, ESQ.,. living
near the Park, sent an apple to A.
G. Sturgiss. the druggist, on Tues
day which weighed fourteen ounces
and measured twelve and three
quarter inches in circumference.
The apple is Of winter variety and
is very pretty.
The Italian tramp who was struck
by the accommodation at Skipnish
on August 20. and of which IN ac-
count was given in these columns
last week, died at the Jail Thursday
night from the injuries he received,
and was buried on Friday at the
cOunty's expense.
At the twenty-sixth annual SEES
sion of the Grand Lodge |. o. e..
r., at Keyser last week, Julius X.
Monroe, of Kingwood, well known
to many of our Oakland people,
was reelected Grand Chief Temp
lar, and j. Ami Martin, clerk of
the county court of Preston county,
was elected Grand Councillor.
Col. Geo. A. Pearre will be in
Oakland Saturday night to inspect
Co. b.. I'd Battalion, |. NJ. n. G.
The old Haymaker team will be re-
organized on that night. Company
B. is the largest company in State,
and it is constituted Of material of
whom Garrett county should be
proud.
John G. Mullan, a widely-known
citizen of Cumberland, died Satur-
day last of a complication of dis
eases, aged fifty-four years. He was
at one time member of the Cum
berland city council. lie leaves 3
sisters, who are Sisters of Charity
at Mount Hope Retrtat, one sister
in st. Louis and brother, W. II.
Mullan, in Allegany county.
When you come to court, go to
+. G.. Hyde's. Watches cheaper
than anywhere else in the United
States.