The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-04-13

A strong protest has been filed
IN Allegany county against the re-
cent grant of franchise over county
roads to electric railway companies.
The doctors all over the world
pronounce riding on the riding gal
lery the best exercise that person
can take for their health, body and
mind.
Capt. James A. Hayden moved
to his residence at the Park yester-
day. In all probability he will re-
side there the year around here
after.
Cheap John just got in half car
load of wagons, carts, wheelbarrows,
doll Carriages, bicycles, hobby horses
and many other toys. Call and see
his big stock.
A b. 4 O. locomotive has re-
placed the engine on the White
railroad at lluttons, which has be-
come disabled and sent to Pied
mont for repairs.
"Sam, what's that you got at
Cheap John's?" "Why, Limberger
cheese" "That's "a good thing.
ut may be, but Great Scott, the
smell. Whoop-lah"
Oakland is always beautiful in
the summer. Why not try to outdo
all previous efforts and make it
more attractive this reason. 1t will
pay the property owners.
keyser is having a survey made
for a water supply. 1t is said that
sufficient water can be obtained at
distance of four miles from the
city with a fall of 800 feet.
A very unique compliment is paid
a Biddeford high school girl, to the
effect that she is one of the best
scholars and the highest kicker in
the ool.+Bangor Commercial.
Chesapeake and Ohio canal mat
ters are booming. Barges are leav-
ing Cumberland, Harper's Ferry
and other points along the route at
lively rate, and arriving at the
same ratio.
Mr.. G. W. Delawder received by
freight Monday steam saw-mill
which he will put on his place at
Deep Creek where he has several
hundred acres of valuable timber,
which he will cut and manufacture
for market.
Judge Hoffman charged the grand
jury of Allegany county to enforce
the law strictly against the pollution
of the Potomac and tributary
streams as vitally important mat
ter at this time.
Hon. John W. Mason, commits.
sioncr of internal revenue, has
moved his household goods to Fair
mont, and will take up his residence
there as soon as he is relieved of his
duties at Washington.
DIR. 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. Paul's
M. r. church. S-1yr
Bring your butter, eggs, potatoes,
apples, cabbage, buckwheat flour
and all other produce to John
Shartzer's, S. f. Boyer & Co. S old
stand. He will sell you goods at
cost. Come and see
JOHN STARTER.
The grand jury of Barbour
county found sixteen indictments
against the Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road Company for allowing cars to
stand on the track where the rail-
road crosses the turnpike at Phil
lippi.
Some time ago a child of NJ. Ii.
Malloy, of Rowlesburg, died of
diptheria. Last Monday second
child died of the same disease, and
on Monday a third followed. A
fourth child is sick of the same
malady.
The McShane Bell Foundry of
Baltimore is preparing drawings
for the largest bell on the Ameri-
can continent. 1t will be named
"The Great Bell of America. and
Will weigh $4,000 pounds, 1000
for each State of the Onion.
The only place in town to get
stylish printing-THE REPUBLICAN
office. Send in your orders and be
satisfied with your work. We guar
antee prices to be as low as first
class material and workmanship