The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1898-09-29

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7.30. The services Will be conducted
by the-pastor, Rev. George l. Uhler.
The man in the harvest moon made
his bow to the world on the 10Th. He
at once started to get full, which
required from that date until the
Goth to accomplish. We know plenty
of men, not in the moon, who can get
fuller than goat in a few hours and
stay full for month
Farmers, take your grain to the
Oakland Mills You will get good
flour and plenty of it. First class
work done and satisfaction guaran-
teed. Don't forget the place; Oak
land Mills, formerly the Rasche
mill. 29-13t.
n street commissioner who would
take care of the crossings that are left
about town would come in very well
now. The crossings that have not
been torn up entirely are covered
with mud and it is almost impossible
w litl lSlJC ctl all. L llt NteNlS III
various sections of the town in the
cutters could be cut with profit to all
concerned
Rev. George |. Uhler, pastor of ST.
Marks church, returned to Oakland
Saturday morning last from a visit to
his home at Easton, and other places
i'll Pennsylvania and New jersey.
During Mr.. Uhlers visit he was or
dained as a minister by the Eastern
Pennsylvania Synod in session at
Asbury Park, N. j.
Rev. S. M. Engle and family, who
have been residents of Oakland for a
number of years past, move their
household goods this week to Pied
mont where Mr. Engle becomes pas
tor of the Presbyterian church there
and also pastor of a new church few
miles south of that town on the w.
Va, railway. Mr.. Engle, however.
will continue as pastor of the Oak
land church, preaching here as usual.
He and his estimable wife have many
friends in Oakland who regret their
departure.
Cartwright is Offering his entire
stock of boots, shoes, clothing and
thirty full suits of furniture at cost
for cash or trade or six months time
with note and good security. Fine
bargains in furniture and dress goods.
Will take potatoes, buckwheat flour,
chestnuts or any marketable produce
in exchange for any of the above
goods. Have two No. 8 cooking ran
ges, one No. 8 with six holes and hot
water tank and one second hand
double heater, all cheap Just re-
celved, car Matchless flour. Bran,
middlings and low grade flour for hog
feed, all at lowest prices. | will keep
constantly stock of mill feed at low
est prices. 1913
The non advertising merchant go
eth forth to his lair at the rising of
the sun, and 10! no man interfereth.
He standeth around all day like
bottle of castor oil, and the men with
the shekles come not to his shanty.
He advertiseth not his wares, and his
face is forgotten on earth. Who
hath dried apples? Who hath fly
soiled Bingham? Who hath stale
baking powder without end? He
that knoweth not the way of the
printer.
Col. d. T. L. Casteel, of the Second
West Virginia Regiment, has been as
signed to temporary command of the
first brigade of the second division at
Camp Meade. Gen. Schaef, command
ing this division has gone home on
forty day furlough. Mongantown
men are still in the front.-Morgan-
town Post
Col. Casteel is son of Mr.. VIM.
Casteel of Oakland, and is well known
by many of our readers.
A very sad sight was witnessed the
other day in the courthouse in Oak
land, when a little boy, nine years
old, was arranged for trial upon the
charge of stabbing with intent to
main another boy evensyounger than
himself. On the 10th of December,
1897, Mrs. Hunt, of Deer Park, sent
her little son Grover, aged eight years,
to the postoffice. In front of the
postof1ice were several other small
boys and two or three boys aged
about sixteen years. The larger boys
pushed the smaller ones together and
made them fight The little Hunt
boy was hurt and said he thought
Hubert Hinebaugh had struck him
with a stone. He was carried home.
where it was found he had been
stabbed dangerously in his left side,
and for long time he lowered be-
tween life and death. 1t was not un-
til April that he was able to sit up.
The court found Hinebaugh guilty of
assault and battery, but under the
authority vested in the judges he was
paroled on good behavior for six
years.
Spot Him.
The war tramp is abroad. He