The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-08-22

| WI 1Ol SoOu-WHdG Has UeeIl OuI
loss is the great Creators gam.
"Then let our sorrow cease TO flow
God has recalled his own,
But let our hearts in every woe
Still say Thy will be be done"
''Still one in life and one in death,
One in our hope of rest above.
One in joy, our trust our faith,
One in each others faithful love"
"Yet must we part, and parting weep;
What else has earth for us in store?
Your farewell pangs, how sharp and deep.
Our farewell words, how sad and sore!'
| yet shall we meet again in peace
| To sing the Song of festal joy,
Where none shall bid our gladness cease
And none our fellowship destroy"
Where none shall beckon us away.
Nor bid our festival be done;
| Our meeting time the eternal day.
Our meeting place the eternal lhrong."
There, hand in hand, firm linked at last.
And heart TO heart, EMBODIED all,
Well smile upon the troubled past,
And wonder why we wept at ALL
Two ball teams were organized
here Saturday last-one in East and
one in West Selbysport-and sever
al spirited games were played on
the home grounds. Several persons
were injured badly but Isaac WEIGH,
the efficient catcher for our own,
met with two injuries. The ball
passed through his hands, taking
an upward course, landed heavily
on his nose, and at the present time
1t is in a distorted manner. Later
IN the game he met with a more
serious accident, the forefnger of
his right hand being dislocated.
Surgeon Liston acted Immediately
and succeeded in relieving his
patients sufferings at once and
the anne went on. Walter Riley,
the renown twirler of the Dare
Devil Yough," IN the fourth in
ming, to prevent William Frazee
from making first threw the ball to
first. baseman, E. D. Show, who
succeed IN capturing it. Mr..
Frazee succeeded in catching it on
his left temple but the surgeon was
summoned at once and by the aid
of smelling salts and perfumes Mr..
Frazee was enabled to finish the
game. James Kessler, better known
as the "giant" of the team, tried
to make first base but all of his eff
fort were vain. James WASH to be
out done in this manner but re-
sorted to strategy and finally ac-
complished his great feat He hit
the ball, started for first, fell down,
threw out his hand and landed
safely upon first amid the plaudits
OF his team and the jeers of his OPP
ponents. The game resulted in a
victory for East Selbysport to the
tune of - to 9. The boys are
greatly elated over there success
and will try larger game next time.
Challenges will be sent 30 neighbor-
ing towns where ball teams have
been organized. You will hear of
some great acts from these teams
in the future.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
The farmers are aIl nearly done
harvesting their oats crop and are
very busily engaged in blowing for
fall crops. The oats crop is very
| good in our section.
i. r. Henderson, of Pittsburg,
! Pa, passed through our town on
the 10Th inst.
A number Of people Of Union
town are bass fishing in the Yough
at this time.
j. r, Henderson and Jonas
Frazee are up in the neighborhood
of Deer Park, McIEenry and Oak
land setting up their famous Buck
eye binders, manufactured by Ault-
man, Miller & Co., of Akron, Ohio.
Mr.. VIM. Trickett, of Deer Park,
Md, pal his many friends of Sell
bysport a visit on the 10th inst.
The Misses Jolly and Boobe
Frazee, of our town, are visiting
friends in Pittsburg.
The Selbysport NJ. E. church
held festival in the church yard
the 10th and 18th of this month.