The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-09-16


last week. All the cottages are
occupied except the Harrison cot
tage, which was occupied during
the season by Honorable Delaney
Storer.
L. II. Karn, ESQ.,, who has been
seriously i'll for several weeks with
an attack of hay fever and asthma,
surprised the editor Monday morn
ing by making his appearance at
our sanctum. He was a welcome
visitor.
A young country editor fell in
love with the clergyman daughter.
The next time he went to church
he was r ther taken aback when the
preacher annouced his text: envy
daughter is grievously tormented
with u devil. .,s---Ex. 5 ssss-.''s~is'ss
Gen. Joseph R. Anderson, who
recently sold large tract of land
lying in this county, died at his
home in Richmond, Va, last week
and was buried on Friday. His es-
tate is vsriously estimated at from
81 900, 600 to Sc, 100000.
Briarbend Seminary, 18th year)
opens for both sexes, Sept. 2Sth,
1892. Cd. W Special terms for
boarding pupils intending to
be missionaries. Send for catalogue
to Miss E.B. SWAN, Principal.
Mt. Lake Park Garrett Co., Md.
Julius Scherr, ESQ.,, one of Pres
ton county's (W. Va.) staunchest
Republicans, was here on Friday
and attended the weekly meeting
of the Harrison, Reid and Yelling
ton club. Mr.. Scherr made a rat
Ting speech which was well received
oy the members of the club.
The B. & O. has erected a block
signal at the telegraph office here
which is to be used at the time of
running the G. A. r. excursion
trains to Washington. The neces-
sity of the signal is made apparent
when it is known that a train will
pass this point every few minutes.
Bernard Frieze has a small hot
house in the rear of his store on
Alder street in which he has very
large variety of beautiful cacti,
some Towering plants, etc. He al
so has large number of healthy
looking tomato plants and says he
will be able to eat tomatoes all win
ter.
The comma is very useful in its
place, but it should be used with
Judgment. In the last number of
an exchange there appears an ad-
vertisement in which the firm an
nounce that they kept "check mo-
zambique corset laces, figured mus
lin hairpins, and embroidered gren-
adine skirts. Savannah Republi-
| can.
Sincell Bros. have just received
the finest and cheapest line of ladies
coats. All the latest styles for '92.
These coats are bought direct from
the manufacturers. consequently
there is but one profit on them and
that very small one. Call and
examine them before the best are
all sold.
The Republicans. of Swanton,
organized district Harrison, Reid
and Wellington campaign club on
last Saturday night. The follow
ing named gentlemen were elected
officers of the club: President, A.
+. George; vice-president, Jas. r.
Glass; secretary, Joseph Friend;
treasurer, John McRobie. The
club meets every Saturday night
and is in prosperous condition.
S. ID. Yoder, GAINESVILLE, Gar
rett county Nd, Chestnut Grove
Stock Farm, situated p miles
Northwest of Grantsville, breeder
of thoroughbred shorth- horn Dur
ham cattle and high grade Oxford
sheep, has for sale five yearling
rams and eleven ram lambs at pri-
ces to suit the times. Send for
circular and price list before buy
ing elsewhere. 27-3t
A story is going the rounds in
Oakland that a person of Republi-
can proclivities upon entering Of
futt's Hall on Friday night hap
pened to glancSat the stage curtain
on which the motto of the W. C. T.
e., "For God and Home and Ma
tive Land" He read it thus:
For God and Home and Cleve-
land" He remained only long
enough to turn around and walk
out.
Trespass Notice,