The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-01-30

ihgs RHuttons are still spreading.
Sever, ew houses have been erect
ed and fall, and the enterprise
now Ags, Is to look like a town it.
self. tannery is one of the
bIgg9t Investments IN this part OF
the epuntry, and from present ap,
-pearances it must be paying one.
--Or.cle.
q know an old soldier who had
chrcpic diarrhoea Of long standing
to sAFe been permanently cured by
tax 6 Cham berlain's Collie, Chol-
era md Diarrhoea Remedy" says
Ed ard Shumpik, prominent
dH s. of Minneapolis, Mlnn. 81
hay }Id the remedy in this city for
ssIs3 - years and consider tsnp-
cs>--}to any other medicine on the
nlarENt f6f bowel complaint" rs
and 81 cent bottles of this remedy
for said at the Oakland Pharmacy.
Senator Robert A. Ravenscroft,
of Garrett county, received tele-
gram at Annapolis Monday an
nounclng that his wife was serious
ly i'll and he left for home at once.
DR.. Ravenscroft was one Of the ply
sicians who attended Congressman
Wellington during his illness. He
says Mr.. Wellington had a close
call from pneumonia, but he is out
of danger now.
The toughest lot of tramps it has
been our misfortune to see was on
the streets last night. They numb
cred seven and were put in the towu
lock up by the bailiff after having
been solicited to do so by a citizen.
They were turned loose this morn
ing and spread over town begging
and carrying dread to the timid
housewives.
At the Musical College, Free
burg, Snyder county, Pa, none but
the best methods are used, and are
always striving to broaden its
sphere of usefulness with a more
advanced spirit, so that to-day it is
recognized as one of the foremost
schools of music in the country.
$33 will pay for term of six weeks.
Spring Term will begin May A.
For Catalogues address, Henry B.
Moyer, Director. Ait
Oakland Chapter No. 1165, Ep.
worth League, at their meeting
Monday evening, installed the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year
President. Rev. S. K. Arbuthnot
1st vice president, Miss Mollit
Hamill; 2nd vice president, Miss
Laura Harne; Sd vice president
Mrs. F. G. Hyde; 4th vice presi
dent, Mrs. S. G. Smith; secretary
Miss Percie Brady; treasurer, Mrs
F. A. Thayer; organist, Miss Daisy
Harne.
Winter has not been doing much
in the way of snow. Skaters have
had a good deal of sport, but thu
sleigh bells haYe had little part t.
play SO far in the program of tb'
season. There is still month o.
two left, however, in which it il
possible for the weather to redeem
it's record, and nature has way O
evening up matters which makes i
moderately certain that by the ent
of the year we shall have all that W
are entitled to expect.
John Ambrose Blackiston, Bal
timore and Ohio engineer, fell from
his engine last Saturday while de
scending the seventeen mile grade
sustaining painful and dangerou
injuries. His head, face and hand
were frightfully cut and bruised
His fireman did not miss him fo
some time. An engine was de
tached from a freight train a
Piedmont and sent after him. II
was brought home to Piedmont an
attended by three surgeons.
Last week The REPUBLICAN jo
Office turned out q handsome job o
stock certificates for the Marylan,
Supply Company, of which MI
Henry E. Felty, of Oakland,
president and general manager
The capital stock of the corporation
is twenty thousand dollars, with tn
moin offioa in OAKLAND The com