The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-06-05

The electric light company are
having poles hauled for the purpose
of putting lights 10 the hotel and
hotel grounds.
Fish Commissioner Delawder Gays
his force at Hayre De Grace have oil.
ready distributed twenty.six millions
of young shad, and they are Matching
them now at the rate Of half million
. day.
Y The church In McHenry will be
dedicated on Sunday. June. 18th, at
10: 80 a. m. Also services will be
held In the afternoon. Come pre-
pared to remain all day. 14-2t
Mrs. Meeks. of Huttons. whose
hand was partially shot off while at.
tempting to prevent her husband
committing su icide. is suffering In.
tenseIy with the wounded member,
which is not healing just as it should
Mr.. HI. Hesen purchased q saw.
mill of MIR. All. Hinebsugh. one day
last week. and will move 1t at once
to his farm near Oakland. Mr.. Hine.
baugh expects to rebuild the "Swal.
low falls" mill and engage 10 the
single business.
William Ravenscraft and wife, of
Roanoke. Va, arrived here last Sat.
urday and are the guests of DR..
Ravenscraft. Mr.. Ravenscraft will
return to the Fsirmont Bank which
institution he lett when he went to
Roanoke some time ago.
Presiding Elder Shapes left fol-
BrucetOn, w. Va, ON Thursday oil
last week and held quarterly meet
ing near that place on Sunday last
He WAS accompanied to BrucetOn by
Mrs. Sharpes who went to visit her
sister, Mrs. J. M. Chidester. They
returned home on Tuesday.
Mrs. Thorne. of Washington, D.
c.. who some time ago purchased
building site at Monte Vista, near
Oakland. arrived here a day or Two
ago with force OF carpenters from
Washington, and will ut once com.
mence the erection Of a handsome
residence.
Tuesday night about 8: 80 o'clock
there WAS quite bad freight wreck
on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
near Harper's Ferry. So far as
could be learned there was no one
injured. but trains were very much
delayed. Nos. 7 and 9 were Ave
hours late and No. 8 about four aud
a.half hours late.
A man haiIing from Piedmont. w.
Va, came to Oakland last Saturday
to celebrate Decoration day but being
very full of "booze," Policeman
Fleckenstine gave him birth In the
lookup until tie became sober enough
to go before His Honor who fined
him 50 and costs. He could not pay
and was sent to Jail for two days.
A Garrett county school teacher
has challenged BrotherJ. w. White
of the NeU Era. Kingwood, w. Va.
to meet him on the disputed territory
between Maryland and West Vir
GINA and there settle the difference,
existing between them. 1t seems
the Maryland man feels that he hal
been Wr0nged through the Ne,o Ere
and wants satisfaction. Brother
White las not accepted the invita-.
ton up to date.
The Good Tempiars' Grand Lodge
at Edinburgh has elected the Canad.
ian Mohawk Indian. Oronhyatek ha,
chief of the order. and Wayrinsky, q
member of the Swedish parliament
to second place. Miss Schreiner. oil
Africa, has Deen elected to an Office
i" the Grand Lodge and Mrs. Brook.
bank, of Indiana. and Parker have
been 70 elected to their respective of.
fees.
Cartwright has just laid in his
spring stock Of white dress goods
domestic and Scotch ginghams. w0r'
steds. Prints and muslins are the
cheapest ever brought to Garrett
county. Everyone who will DO me
the favor to examine goods and prices
will say that the above statement Il
no exaggeratiOn. Some of the best
ginghams Al st to 7 cents; best prints
S cents; indigo blue prints. Is yard,
for 81. Some extra bargains In heavy
shirtings In remnants.
Viii pay 263 cents per pound fol
wool. 1872
Marrow Escape.