The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-06-08

Hall June 22, 23. and "A will be
blackbird pie, of which anyone
may obtain piece for nominal
price.
A visitor to the Worlds Fair who
was caught flirting with one of the
pretty employees has been fined IS.
Even flirting has to be paid for at
pretty high rates in the "White
City"
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. PauIs
M. E. church. S-1yr
For SALE.-A three year old |
horse, sixteen hands high and heavv
in proportion, partly broke. For
further information apply at DR..
Newman's or address Chas. j. New
man, Oakland, Md.
1t is getting to be the fashion to
address and stamp envelopes on the
back. With the direction across
the folds, the letter cannot be opened |
by an unauthorized person without
the fact being detected.
Down in the lower part of Mary
land, where the political campaign
lasts nine months of the year, and
the other three are devoted to the
preliminaries, they are holding
conventions and primaries.
The Collector OF Internal keve-
nue. for the Mary land district is re-
quired to give two bonds. One for
800, 900, with surities qualifying
in twice that amount, and one for
$15, 900 as disbursing officer.
The county commissioners of
Washington county have offered a
reward of 500 in each case for the
arrest and conviction of the par.
ties who set fire to the Stonebraker
and Bell barns in that county.
In the peach growing belt of
Washington county the assessable
basis has increased S19,S62 in the
past year. The increase in the as
sessable basis in Hagerstown dur
ing the same tine was $246, ,229.
Solomon Jones Homer, a full
blooded Choctow from the Indian
Territory, who is the best speaker in
the senior class of Roanoke college,
Virginia, will deliver the valedictory
at the commencement on June z.
For SALE.-Two car loads of a
special Fertilizer for certain crops.
warranted to be as represented as
per analysis, to parties who had our
fertilizer before it has given entire
satisfaction. Henry Weber. S-St
The people of Westernport are
clamoring for station on the line
of the c. & P. railroad IN that town.
They are now required to cross the
bridge to Piedmont, or walk to the
opposite end of the village to take
the train.
Mr.. Philip J. BourchIer has re-
signed his position with the Mayors
Drug Company and will hereafter
6avota hic nntiro tip,o 70 tko incnv
ance business. He will make a tour
of the county in the Interests Of the
: companies he represents. next week.
Childrens' Day will be observed
at st. PauPs NJ. 4. church next
Sunday morning at 1920. An ex-
cellent program prepared by the
board of education Will be used.
= All who loves music ard flowers
and JOYOUS children should attend.
The town of Kcyser has paid Mr..
= Abram Wilson and Mrs. Mary G..
Wilson, owners of limestone spring.
81 800 for said spring, two acres of
! lulIu dIOuIu anu IOT lIlC II2HU nl
way through their lands. This
spring is to furnish Keyser with its
water supply.
In our job department we have
every facility for the prompt execu-
tion of every description of job
printing. Compare our work with
that of some other print shops
around this neighborhood and note
the difference. Our prices are as
low as the work is nice.
The NJ. 4. church at Hoyes.
(Johnstown) Nd. is being repaired
and will be re-openod Sunday, June
Is. Services will begin at l0:30 a.
M, and be conducted by Rev. A.
b. Rohrbough. Former pastors
and friends are invited to hear this
eminent minister.
Nh. Geo. ID. White and some
/ otbar OAKLAND yautIan,o, ava ~