The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-07-01

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la ball in Offutt's hall on July a
The proceeds will be used to pur
chase instruments.
DR.. Summer Stone, of New
York, delivered very interesting
and highly Instructive lecture or
the slums of New York in St
Pauls NJ. E. Church Monday even
ing.
Duringtheseason at the Park mu.
sic will be furnished by the Cadet
Military Band, of Lexington, KY,
s|7sssn sI,,ss s;!I;.Is g;ssss ePa ,sspesF gt ths
country.
Governor Brown has received a
number Of letters from Garrett
county recommending Norman Ber-
nard as chief judge of the Orphans
Court to succeed the late Judge
Morgan.
The exceedingly warm weather
we have had took sudden turn
Monday night and the mercury
dropped several degrees making
heavier clothing necessary for
comfort.
VIM. Malette's grocery store at
Deer Park was robbed on Sunday
night of 81 or IS worth Of fruit. to-
bacco, cigars, etc. The robbery is
supposed to have been committed
by some boys of the town.
A number of tramps got into
row amongst themselves at the
water station Tuesday night. The
result was one of them got struck
over the eye with a coupling pin,
causing a rather painful wound.
Byron W. King, A. NJ. Ph. d.,
(King's School of Oratory, Elo-
cution and Dramatic Culture,
Pittsburg, Pa.,) will lecture in
Offutt's Hall IN Oakland, Friday,
July first. Don't fail to hear him.
The mammoth livery stable at
Deer Park with a capacity of stab
ling 900 horses, will be complete in
a few days, and part of it is now
~sroas u.s. tfs aaeeFGsaMaseaHtsa saMase Of the
Last Friday Miss Julia A. Drum,
of Philadelphia, delivered a free
lecture at the Park on bible and
hymn reading from an elocution-
cry standpoint. The lecture was
appreciated by all who were FORUM
ate to hear it.
The regular preaching services
will be held Sunday morning and
night in Oakland Ev. Luth. Church
by Pastor William 10y Leisher; at
Deer Park in st. Paul's Ev. Luth.
Church he will also preach at the
usual hour, 2 pm.
AS Geo. Weisman, a brakeman
on the pickup train was coupling
cars here on Wednesday his foot
was caught by the pilot of the en-
gine and considerably bruised.
The accident was not considered
serious but was very painful,
Company B, NJ. N. g., will spend
the 4th in Piedmont. They will
participate in sham battle, parade,
drill and shoot for two prizes offered
by the citizens of Piedmont. We
predict the success of our mountain
boys in the shooting match.
| have reopened my meat market
at the old stand and am prepared
to furnish the public with fresh
beef, veal and mutton. A trial or,
der is solicited.
lU CdiulN,
l7-2t G. Il. SAVAGE.
Henry 5. Wagner, Of Grants
Vile died suddenly on Wednesday
night. Mr.. Wagner had been a
cripple for many years, owing to a
spinal trouble, which is believed tC
have finally affected his brain and
caused his death. Salisbury Star.
W ". Worthington, an old and
respected citizen Of Terra Alta, de.
parted this life about 5:lj on last
Sunday evening. While out walk
ing some time ago, ,he was overcome
by the heat, and was afterwards
stricken with paralysis, from which
he never recovered.
Mr.. James A. Enlow, manager
Of the Park grounds and cottages,
is just as attentive to his duties as
ever and always greets you with a
smile, proving the old adage, "it i.
just as easy to smile as to frown,
and much more pleasant to strang
ers visiting that christian resort.
The B. & O. railroad will max,
an exhibit at the Worlds FaiI
showing the history and develop
ment Of RAILWAYS from their be