The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-08-29

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our little girl baby the only one we
have was taken sick with Group.
After two doctors failed to give re-
lief and life was hanging on mere
thread we tried One Minute Cough
Cure ard it's life was saved. Oak
land Pharmacy.
An exciting game of base bail was
played at Mountain Lake Park
between the Deer Park and the Mt.
Lake mines on Tuesday last. The
latter won by score of IL to 0.
Harry Beck and Allan were the
winning battery. Beck pitched a
magnificent game, holding the Deer
Park nine down to two hits and
striking out eight men.
This week we send out quite a
large number of sample copies of
The REPUBLICAN to differ ent Sec
tions of the county. Persons to
whom these papers are addressed
need have no fear of taking them
from the postoffice as no bill will
be sent them.
Mr.. George Smouse, of Pittsburg,
Pa, accompanied by his mother,
visited Capt. and Mrs. John NJ.
Jarbor in Oakland several days
since our last issue. Mr.. Smouse
was at one time a composltor on
THE REPUBLICAN and is now op-
Grating type-setting machine in
the Chronicle Telegraph office in
Pittsburgh.
The thlrty-eight annual meeting
of the National Association of Local
Preachers of the United States will
be held at the Park August 31st to
September 3D., inclusive. The con-
gention promises to be one of un-
usual interest to the local preachers
of the country. An interesting
program has been arranged for the
meeting. The singing will be in
charge of Prof. Hudson, of Ohio,
assisted by his daughters. Board
can be secured at several hotels in
the Park for seventy-fve cents a
day.
Probably the largest output of
tim Der from one mill in a day of
less than ten hours was that at the
Preston Lumber Co.'s plant at
Crellin one day last week when the
cut amounted to ninety-two thous
and feet. The logs used were taken
from the pool as they came and
were not picked over. This COM
pany has the best lumber manu-
featuring plautln the country. The
logs are not touched by the men
from the time they are placed on
the carriages until they are manu-
factureG into finished lumber, ali
the work being done by automatic
machinery.
One night last week Dick Grant,
a colored man of Oakland, who has
gained some local notoriety as a
pugilist, hired a team from Mr..
Thomas Martin with the intention
of going to Deer Park. 1t is charged
that he lll-treated the horses and
when he was demonstrated with for
so doing by Jas. Cover, he Cant
assaulted Cover and beat him un-
mercifully, breaking his jaw and
fracturing several ribs. Cant was
arrested and on Monday the pre-
lminary hearing was to have been
held, but Cover was in such con-
dition that he could n OF appear and
Cant was again sent to Jail.
Professor F. M. Noa, S. B., a
graduate of the Massachusetts, In
stitute of Technology and teacher
of ten years experience, has been
engaged to teach the ancient and
modern languages in Briar Bend
Seminary. Besides Mr.. Noa's
scientific training he enjoyed under
his father (Prof. i. Noa, formerly
professor of ancient and modern
languages at Washington Univer-
slty, st. Louis, Mo. )a fine classical,
linguistic and literary education.
We congratulate Miss Swan upon
securing such talent for our COM
munitV. Our younp neonle can