The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-04-11

Th4 County Commissioners of
this unity went into session on
Monaly morning for the purpose of
making The annual levy for the year
1895. AT this time we cannot state
whethf or not the tax rate will be
increatd, as the commissioners are
someNbat retarded in their work by
other patters.
ThelYest Virginia Conference, NJ.
E. ehufch, will hold conference Ep-
worth League convention at Park
,crsbf,Aa Nv. Va, on the 23rd and
a4sE "a present month. The
Vianch Of the Epworth
Leagud al elected Rev. S. K. Ar
buthnft, Fred A. ThaYer, Mrs. S.
@. Smith and Miss NJ. r. Peddicord
delegat tes.
Mr.. J. FL. Gregg of Gregg's Mill,
this coEnty, Rs in the city Monday
on busi ness bsore the Commission
ers. N lr. Gre G was born on the
Joseph B. Dais farm near Oakland
many Years ago and remem bers
this town wi Pn 1t was a place of
perhaps twobr three houses and
long before tie railroad was built
through here.
George A. Dittinger, who it will be
remem bered by our readers as hav-
Ing been senbnced to serve term
of four months in the county Jail
for killing his brother-in law, has
been broo ling for sometime over
his unhappy lot and is possessed
with the idea that he is soon to be
hanged for his crime. All the per-
suasive powers of the sheriff have
been brought to bear on him but it
seems impossible to get him to
think othe rwise. He says he does
not dread hanging but it is in fear
of the hereafter.
Il you want anything in the We
hlcleline, be sure you see a. D.
Nayidi'S stock, and get prices and
termsAk6s fine line of buggies,
spff} 5 8stsssns, daytoHs and buck
wagons Q o8iiand now, part of them
being Eagerstown hand made.
Will hae jump seat carriages,
phaetons and carts on hand by
April lott. The finest line of ve-
hicles tha has ever been shown or
kept in stock in Oakland. No
trouble toshow goods. 2-3t.
Lloyd v. Shaffer, of Thomas ave-
pue, died 1t his residence on Tues
day morning last at 7:30 o'clock
after about months illness from
typhoid ferer. His health had been
poor the entire winter, but not un-
Til about one month ago had he been
necessarily confined to his room.
Deceased was q native of Preston
county, this state, and had he lived
until the Sth inst. would haye
been fofysone years old. His wife
and eight children survive him.
The funeral was held Thursday.
Davis Republican.
Thos who never read the adver-
tlsemelts in their newspaper miss
more tlan they presume. Jonathan
Keniso, of Bolan, Worth Co., Iowa
who ha been troubled with rheuma-
tlsm I'M his back, arms and shoulders
read a1item IN his paper about how
a promh hent German citizen of Ft.
had been cured. lie pro-
cured tie same medicine, and to use
his ownkSords: sit cured me right |
up" Ht also says: A neighbor
md fSI&Sssv-ore both sick in bed |
with rheumatism. Their boy was
over to my house and he said they |
we're SO bad that he had to do the |
| told him of Chamber
aims Pain Balm and how it had |
cured me, he procured bottle Of it |
md it cured them up in week.
20 cent bottles for sale by Oakland |
Pharmacy.
The newspaper printer is full OF
patience and long suffering, and
yatchfullY waits for both the fame
and the fortune which comes not un-
il the merciless earth is thrown over
5he lifeless clay and his spirit has
lown to the farther shore, but when
Gabriel blows the trumpet and when
$50" Is on the main line may we all
have the take" with which we have