The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-06-03

The girl nine of base ball players
came up to Oakland on Friday even
ing from Piedmont and stopped
over night. They went to Rowles-
burg Saturday morning to play "a
match game with nine of that
town.
We have purchased $4,000 more
of those Xxx white envelopes
(high cut) which we can afford to
print and sell our customers at 81
per thousand. Place your order
quick, as the bargain will not last
long.
Garthrightis selling the best -four
that eyer came to Garrett county for
S5.l0per barrel; Ga O. tor tws barrels,
s9.per keg for 10 and s0G nails;spot
cash. Will pay the highest cash
price for wool. Every body says the
$40 flour can't be better. l3-2t
Albert Stanton and Miss Laura
Loechel. both Of Garrell county, Nd
were united in marriage last week
The groom is a son of Eli Stanton
and the bride a daughter of S. c..
Loechel. THE STAR wishes the
Young couple much happiness ard
prosperity. Somerset County Star.
A new schedule went into effect
on the main stem, B.& o. r. r. ,on
Sunday, the % ult. Several
changes were made, the most I'M
portant of which is IN the time Of
No. 4, eastbound. 1t arrives here
nearly an hour later than on the
old time.
Mr.. G. W. Delawder has bought
the McHenry farm which was for
merly owned by Ramsy McHenry
and by him sold'to William Casteel.
Lake Cleveland has been such a
! profitable investment that Mr.. De-
lawder has made this purchase for
the purpose of constructing anoth-
er lake in order to supply the de-
mands of the sporting fraternity.
B. c. Mason, who is employed
at A. G.. Scherr & Bros woolen
mill north of town, met with a
very painful and serious accident
on Friday. He was engaged IN re-
pairing some part of a loom when
the machine caught in his vest and
wound him around beam several
times. He sustained number
of wounds the most serious being
three very deep cuts on his side and
one across his left hand.
A tremendous hail and snow
storm passed over this locality
about two O'Clock on Friday after
noon. A circus was exhibiting at
the time and the performance was
stopped while the actors went out
and engaged in a snow -balling
match. The hail did considerable
damage to vegetation. The storm
was followed by heavy frost Sat
urday morning.
This item from The New Domin
ION applies to habit INDUCED in
considerably In tins county: "Peo.
pie who have please not publish
written on the license book in the
County Clerks office when they
get their marriage licenses throw
themselves open to all sorts of un.
pleasant criticism and gossip,
Dom get married if you are ashamed
Of it; and if you are not ashamed
of it don't try to conceal it, a:
though you had been doing some
thing mean and disgraceful
Please not publish is not a GOOD
sign"
The information which ha.
reached Oakland through the daily
papers to the effect that an appea
will be taken by the officers of tn,
American Fraternai Circle has ere.
ated a great deal of dissatisfaction
amongst the members of the ordel
at this place. The membership
which is large, opposed the lega
proceedings which were instituted
to wind up the order and stood
loyalty by the supreme officers, un
til after the decision of the courf
in the matter. Finding through
these proceedings how matters have
been conducted they believe th,
court decided rightly and they
- cannot understand why their mon
cy (what is left) should be tied NJ
nearly year by an apUcal.-T
= Jay in the Cumberland News.
There's No Use Taking.