The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-12-01

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40-u WM. HINEBAUGH, Sect'y.
We cannot publish letters unless
the name of the writer accompanies
the same. Therefore tom
Browns" letter from Glade Valley
does not appear in this issue.
DR.. A. l.. Wagner has located in
Oakland and will practice both in
town or country. Calls promptly
answered either day or night. Of
flee, one door west of st. PauPs
M. f. church. S-1yr
The piles of bark on Liberty
street are growing beautifully less.
| When it is all cleared up the town
authorities should use the power
vested in them and not allow the
street blocked again.
In the second monthly report of
st. Johns College Messrs. Elwood
Offutt and G.. III. Shaffer, two Gar
rett county boys, received honorable
mention for the progress they had
made in their studies.
A funeral on bicycles lately took
place In an English town. The
deceased was captain of a bicycle
club, and just before his death re-
quested that his body should be
conveyed to the cemetery on
bicycles.
| | offer in exchange for sucking
colt one of those superior moving
machines.
Call on or address,
IL. WEBER,
Oakland.
Cartwright is closing, out his
stock of over coats, ladies' coats,
so pairs mems boots and 30 men S
suits at first cost. Will take six
months notes for sums of $40 and
over if we'll secured and drawing 6
per cent. interest. 39.2t
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Mr.. W. +. Bird has rendered
his resignation as engineer at the
electric plant. made necessary by
the bad effect light has on his eyes.
His place will be filled on Dec. 1st
by Abraham Lawton, who formerly
had charge of the station.
A Southern paper says Miles
Orton, who was a red-hot Harrison
man, bet his circus with Demo-
crat in Chattanooga, Tenn, on
Harrison's electlon-the Democrat
rode Orton's late elephant in the
Democratic parade in Chattanooga.
Gen. Raum. Commissioner of
Pensions, submitted his estimates
to the Treasury Department Mon
day. The estimates for appropri-
ations for the fiscal year 1894 are
S165, 600, 900, and the estimates for
deficiency in appropriations for the
fiscal year 1898 are so, ,50S, ,62l.
Editor Thomas, of the Dawson
vile 1dertiser, writes his delin-
quent subscribers to come and set
tie up, as he "needs corn and fod-
der" Here is one weekly editor,
saws the Atlanta Constitution, who
is certainly rich enough to support
a horse. He should 90 on record.
Saturday morning residents of
East IIollidaysburg, Pa, were
thrown into great excitement by
the appearance Of big black bear,
which came shifting around the
back doors of several residences.
Upon being pursued by a number
of men, armed with guns, it sham
blcd off to Brush mountain.
Married-On Nov. 20. 1892. by
the Rev. George ". Kepler, at the
Smithman House, Oakland, Mr..
, John W. Kimmell of Garrett
county Nd, and Miss Sarah Agnes
, Hoag, of Garrett county, Nd. The
attendants at this marriage were
Miss Belle Chisholm and Mr.. Jos.
Kisner.
This is the way Sol s. Beachy, of
, Keyser, Md, sizes it up: eff we
may judge the plentifulness of eggs
by the growing Of the roosters, eggs
will be cheap and plentiful by
March 4th, 1898, when the hens
will leave their old nests up Salt
river and cackle the song, fre-fre-
free adew-Somerset Co. Star.