The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-08-30
NEWS OF A WEEK.
HAPPENINGS in and About Town told
in Short Paragraphs.


now in successful operation by the
expert and skilled Chinaman Der
Bin.
The Rev. Mr.. Painter, of Roam
oke College preached in st. Mark S
church in Oakland last Sunday
morning.
A private school will be opened by
Chas. D. Smith Sept. 10, in Ham
i'll & Little's Hall. Rates $3.50
and $500.
Mr.. j. M. Falkenstine has pur-
chased lot in Crooks addition to
Oakland and has commenced the
erection of a dwelling thereon.
If you want an agency for the
best steam laundry in OHIO write to
the Zanesyllle Steam Laundry Co.,
GAINESVILLE, o. 24-4t
On last Wednesday evening Miss
Bessie Offut gave birthday party
to number of her little friends
which was greatly enjoyed by them.
WANTED. -Four heavy draught
horses. between and s years old,
weighing about 1900 lbs.
}. G. ANDERSON,
Mt. Lake Park.
A lawn fete was given on last
Thursday evening for the benefit of
Smiths Military Band by the young
ladies of Oakland. The proceeds
amounted to 1923.
The Summer Normal will close
Aug. 31st. A private school will
be opened September 10 in Hamill
& Little's Hall.
24-tf CHAs. d. SMITH.
DR.. J. G. Robinson, dentist, of
Baltimore, has located in Oakland
for the season and is prepared to do
all kinds of dental work. Office
with DR.. NJ. G. Hinebaugh. 2Otf
DR.. Fogle, who has been confined
to his room with throat trouble for
several weeks, died Friday morning
at s o'clack at his home in Terra
Alta. The funeral took place Sun
Al.
A country union picnic will be
held at Mountain Lake Park, Sept.
9TH. Everyone is invited to come.
Bring well filled baskets and enjoy
the last outing at the Park this
season.
Rev. W. S. Davidson, D. D., will
preach at St. Paufs NJ. f. church
on Sunday morning, and the pastor
IN the evening. Quarterly meeting
and communion service Sunday,
September 8.
On last Thursday the Order of
Locomotive Engineers held their
annual picnic in Oakland. There
were at least two thousand strangers
IN Oakland and taking everything
in consideration good order pre-
vailed throughout the day.
$500 reward will be paid for the
return Of a compass watch chain
with platinum and gold band lost
on the road to Deer Park.
HENRY WHITEHILL,
Oakland Hotel.
Said a gray bearded sinner on the
street Saturday: The girl in the
mans vest, necktie, scarfpin and
turn-down looks so decidedly sweet
chummy that | often feel the i'm
pulse to ask her to "come AMI take
drink And by the way can't
we do this soon?
If your income is over $4,000
next year you will be called upon to
pay two per cent of 1t to the gov
eminent. If it is over $500 it
will not be taxed, but you will be
required to make a return of the
exact amount to the internal reve-
nue. collector. The law goes into
effect January /, 1895.
John Z. Bernard, a farmer re-
siding near Swanton, has been
arrested, charged with arson. He
was brought to Oakland and re-
leased upon bail for court. Mr..
Bernard is charged with setting fire
to a house owned by the Manor
Mining and Manufacturing Com
pany, of which James Swami Prick
is president.
Bert Ryland, for the past year
the efficient and obliging clerk in
the COPELAND drug store, left last
week for his home in GrantsYille,
Md, and later will enter as stu
dent in the college of pharmacy.
While here be made many friends
by his genial manners and his close
attention to his duties. He is a