The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-05-25

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NO. 4, was visitor in Oakland
Monday.
Robert g. Townshend returned
TINS morning from Plttsburg in
which city he has been engaged for
several months past working at his
H trade.
A Philadelphia young man spent
his leisure time during the winter
IN building fine sal boat in his
cellar, and now discovers that there
Is no opening large enough to get it
out into the open air.
Rev. y n. moore, Of Keyscr, will
preach in the Garrett Memorial
church tonight, Friday night and
probably Saturday night at 8
O'Clock. The Rev. IL. G. Alexan-
der will hold services as usual on
Sunday; at IL o'clock m. and s
pm.
W. S. Dunlap has purchased
another new machine for his laun-
dry and will need an addition to
his laundry building. When the
new machine arrives he will be pre-
pared to do family laundry work, as
it is specially adapted to that class
of work.
There lives man in Webster
county, W. Va, by the name Of
Whorton, aged 80 years, whose hair
and beard are turning from white
to black. He is said also to be cut
ting a new set of teeth. His APP
peafance is said to indicate man
of about 40 years instead of one
nearly 90.
Mckaig's stone crusher resumed
operations on last Friday. No
Italians or other cheap labor will be
employed this summer if enough
Americans can be secured to do the
work required. The plant is un-
der the supervision of Mr.. Jas.
Allen.
The removal of the remains of
President Jefferson Davis from New
Orleans to Richmond excites con-
siderable interest in the North, as
well as in the South. The funeral
train which leaves New Orleans
May 20, will call forth demonstra-
tions in all the States it traverses,
and its arrival at Richmond will be
marked by every token of respect.
DR., J, Lee McComas received u
letter on Saturday from his son Lee,
who is in Chicago, stating that he
(Lce) had been sand-bagged and
robbed of his watch and SIS while
on his way to visit some friends who
live in distant part of the city.
His injuries were rather painful but
not dangerous. lie is about wess
now.
If you think we have had a good
deal of rain lately, just wait until
September. According to DR.. Falb,
the earthquake sharp, "of all the
rainy months of this year Septem-
Der will stand out as the month that
has beaten the record; it will prove
exceptionally. abnormally, thor
oughly wet"
One day last week as Mr.. S. p.
Baker was crossing the railroad
track below Mt. Lake Park driving
a pair Of horses hitched to his farm
wagon, train came upon him un-
expectedly, striking the rear end of
the wagon and knocking it into
splinters. Luckily he nor his
horses were injured, though 1T was
a narrow escape.
The Republican Job Department
is fully equipped with type, presses,
etc, specially adapted to the needs
OF the business people. orders So
licited for all kinds of printing,
from one-page circular to a large
magazine. Those who have been
unable to get the sort Of service
they want in the ordinary printing
Office are invited to try us What
others can't do we will attempt
and at moderate price.
The pIomptuess and certainty Of
its cures have made Cham berlain's 5
Cough Remedy famous. 1t is in
tended especially for coughs, colds,
Group and whooping coughs, and is
the most eifectual remedy known
for these diseases. Mr.. c. b.
Main, of Union City, Pa, says;
Il have a great sale on Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy. | warrant
every bottle and have never heard
Of one failing to give entire salts
faction. 80 cent bottles for sale by
druggists.