The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-08-19

go-round. The machine will ar
rive and be put in operation here
one day this week.
Mrs. Adeline Duval Mack, of
New York, an elocutionist of con-
siderable reputation, has rented the
Mountain Vista Cottage in the
east end and will be pleased to give
either private or class lessons.
viii A. Workman and little
daughter, of Alliance, Ohio, arrived
In Oakland Monday. They drove
through and were two weeks on the
road on account of an accident by
which Mr.. Workman sustained a
fracture of his left wrist.
~ G. ". Clary and his three sisters,
kSinsaames H.. DeWitt Cordeia
LNmon and Rachael Sister were oH
oyT near Frostburg last week visit
| inR, Mrs. Catharine Smalley and on
thet return stopped at the Park to
healthe Swedish singers.
&. ". Shaw, of Grantsvillc, Md,
was q town last week. Miss
Eta hncord, of New Germany, is
visiting friends here. Miss Katie
Geisbelt has returned from II visit
to friends in Garrett county.
MissHattic lluckworth has returned
from a visit y friends in Grants
vile, Md.-NMisses Annie and
Jennie Phillips, of this place, are
visiting friend j. in Oakland. Iona
coming Review
Warrants ;Fc out for the arrest
of Michael Finn and Edward
Sharps, Jr., of Vale Summit,
charged with in outrageous assault
on Mr.. f. }. NcMahon, mine in
spector, near that place, on Satur-
day last. Particulars Of the affair
were not attai hable beyond the fact
that Mr.. Nc cNahon was consider
ably battered about the head, and
lost considd drable portion of his
luxuriant VIII hiskers.
Governor Brown has adopted a
rule which requires persons making
applications for pardons of individ-
uals from the Penitentiary and
House of Correction to pay the cx-
pense of advertising the notice
which is necessary before the case
can be taken up. Formerly the
expense was paid from the contin-
gent fund at the disposal of the
Governor, and the applicant could
not designate which paper should
receive the notice.
Mr.. W. Lee Coddington, who for
nearly year was laid up for re-
pairs in the Johns-lIopkins Hospital
Baltimore, was in town Monday and
welcome visitor. He is still pale
and thin, but only needs this fine
climate, rest and recreation to come
around all right. lie left for
Friendsville, Nd, on Tuesday,
where he will spend the summer.
As soon as able he will again enter
the old line of commercial traveller
"a vocation well fitted for. Com
mercial.
On the 53rd Of this month the
Knights Of Pythias will meet IN
Supreme session at Kansas City,
No., and the ceremonies will not
close until the 27th. The occasion
will be the Biennial celebration Of
the Knights of Pythias proper, as
we'll as the Uniform Rank encamp-
ment Of the Knights Of Pythias.
In this city there are many Knights
of Pythias, but they are not eligable
to the Supreme Rank, as there is no
uniformed encampment in this city
or rather no uniformed rank. The
Baltimore Knights who are eligable
to recognition made arrangements
with the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road and will leave from Camden
Station, Saturday, August 20, at
1870 p. m, on Especial train Of
five Pullman cars. The fare for
round trip is SIS. Among the
various features Of the session will
be a competitive drill by the uni
formed knights for prizes ranging
from 500 to 81 800, in which the
Baltimore delegation will compete.
There will also be prize Of s400
offered for the division which comes
the longest distance by the shortest
railroad route. There will be 100
uniformed knights in the party,
which will be accompanied by
Dickinson's band Of % pieces.
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