The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-03-16

Eddie is still confined to his bed.
Mr.. Benz. H. Griffith is now lying
in dying condition. Mr.. Griffith
will be much missed in the COM
munity should he die.
Messrs. Silas Teats and Joseph
Grower, of Oak Hill. were in town
Saturday. This worthy couple al
ways attract a great deal of atten-
ton where e'er thev 60. Mr.. Teats
is the corresponding editor of the
Oak Hill Flyer and Mr.. Grower one
of the most extensive stock dealers
in our county. Mr.. G. is a very
quiet man and makes but few words
serve his purpose, while Silas is a
fluent talker of pleasing manner
and in fact never runs down.
Jonas Frazee has been receiving
orders from all over the county, and
we may say from three States, for
Oliver Chilled plows. He will have
to lay in supply for the stock he
had laid in is gone and orders are
ahead for as many more and still
coming.
Messrs. Frantz & Brown have
taken large contract of grubbing.
They are straight forward and hard
wol king men and generally drive
sharp bargains and we know they
will not be left on the grubblng.
James Poland, of Moscow. Allie
ghany county. Md, has bought
Mr.. Jerre Guard store nea, Slopes
VILE and will take full possession
April LIST.
NJ. W. s. Matthews will move
to Berlin, Pa, in a few DAYS. 1t
seems as though everv man who
leaves our district is Republican.
A couple more will cut our majority
of SO to 80. Bows let US take our
coats off and 60 to work.
Mrs 5. z. Loudermilk is reported
dying this p. m. Never before has
there been so much sickness known
in our neighboihood.
Chas. A. Riggs, of Somerset, Pa. =,
has been circulating among our
good people for several days.
Where, oh where, is Krug? We
heard that the engineer exploded
the other day and the Krug scribe
may have been blown up. If we
could see Mike we would know just
how it all came about, but after all
Cleveland Nigh, have taken him
into his cabinet. He took that
other Republican and why not the
Krug scribe? How is it, Daddy?
We notice that the road worked
by the man and small boy last fall
knocks them all out. Wish we had
some more small boys of the same
kind to put on one of our other
roads that need work So badly.
Wonder If the small boy and team
will be as conspicuous this summer
as last, or did his pap fail to get
the appointment? Time will tell.
Married.
SHAw-MEAGER.-On March Z,
1893, by the Rev. j. II. Enlow, at
Rev. John Meager's, Salisbury, Pa. 4,
Mr.. Henry G. Shaw and Miss lydia
d. Meager, both of Salisbury, Pa.
| Died.
Cora Louvenia, infant daughter
of Chas. and Alice Swauger, was
born March II, 1891, and died
March 6, 1898, at New Germany,
Nd, of pneumonia. The funeral
was conducted by the Rev. j. H..
Enlow, pastor of the NJ. 4. church.
The bereaved ones have the sympa-
thy of the whole community, this
being the third child they have fol-
lowed to the grave
The school of this place will close
on Saturday, the 25th, with grand
blow out.
The vocal music will be conducted
by Geo. E. Bishoff. The Dewitt
band will furnish the instrumental
music; dialogues by school; addresses
by Prof. E. A. Browning, A. S.
Sell, Geo. 4 Bishoff, VIM. Calls
and others. The patrons of the
school are all invited to come and
bring their dinners and stay all
day.
The evening exercises will con-
sist of music, dialogues and last
but not least, a murder mock trial.
Admission free.