The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-03-28

weeks ago, suffered a relapse yesterday
morning when for an hour or two the
outcome was uncertain. She rallied,
however, after heroic measures for her
relief had been employed by her physi-
clan and though yet dangerously i'll her
ultimate recovery is expected by her
family.
In st. Paul's NJ. E. church Sunday
morning last Mr.. Franklin E. Rathbun,
in the absence of the pastor Rev. j. B.
Workman, who conducted the quarterly
meeting at Deer Park, had charge of
the services and made most excellent
address, which was edifying in the
highest degree to the large congrega-
ton assembled to hear this promising
young man.
DR.. M. C.. Hinebaugh has had lumber
and stone placed on the ground at his
residence for an addition of several
rooms to the building which will be
utilized as Office, sanitarium and operat-
ing departments. The sanitarium will
be in charge of an experienced nurse
and everything made home like and
comfortable for those who may become
patients therein.
Capt. j. M. Jarboe is preparing to
improve his Liberty street property, now
occupied by DR.. Robinson and family,
by rebuilding portion of the house and
carrying the new part up two stories.
When the improvements are completed
Capt. Jarboe and family will occupy
the property, removing to it from their
present residence on Alder street. DR..
Robinson will remove to the George
Fulmer house.
A succession of rain and hail storms,
accompanied by vivid lightning and re-
peateds booms of thunder, visited Oak
land and vicinity on Tuesday. The hail
fell for a few minutes at time with
terrific force and the rain came down
in considerable quantities. Thus far
during the present month electrical
storms of more than ordinary severity
have visited Oakland and the surround
ing country, each successive one occur
on Tuesday and one week intervening
between them.
When the sun shines and the streets
becomes dusty, you wish it would rain;
when it rains and the streets become
muddy, you wish the sun would shine.
After you are married you wish you was
single, and if you get a new dress you
wish you had a new hat to match it; if
it is boy you wish it was girl, andif
it is girl you wish it was boy-was
human nature ever satisfied? Guess
not, and glad of it, for then there would
be nothing to "kick" about
Since it became known that license
had carried at the municipal election
Tuesday at Grafton, those who seek to
have the city council grant them license
are working on applications and the ac-
companying petitions, which have to be
signed by number Of freeholders of
the city, looking to that end. Notice of
the application for saloon license has to
be given through the newspaper thirty
days previous to granting the license.
In accordance with the law, the saloons
will open May LIST.
Life is too short to be overshadowe ed
by gloom. Let US live bravely and
cheerfully, as well as industriously and
dutifully. The true heart recognizes
the duty of happiness and faces life
with certain courageous gayety that
solves many doubts and scatters the
clouds of woe and disaster. Let US cul-
tivate the habit of cheerfulness and
know that when we quench the inno-
cent joy of fellow creature by word
or frown we are deliberately destroying
a part of the worlds most precious
treasures.
Miss Margaret Crystal, who has been
residing in Baltimore this winter with
ISiallNSo, was DiOuSHI W Odhldllu
Tuesday morning suffering with the
grip and the results of having her Shout
der dislocated which occurred two
months ago caused by falling and strik-
ing against a partially opened door.
Miss Crystals condition Tuesday was
quite alarming, but at present she is
somewhat improved. She was accom-
panied to Oakland by her nephew, Mr..
Charles Sweeney, who returned to
Baltimore yesterday morning.
Mr.. Peter A Chisholm is making prep
arations to receive from the United
States Fish Commission at Washington
consignment of brook trout which he
will have placed in Wilson'S lake near
Oakland and in one or two other bodies
of water near town. Mr.. Chisholm has
been advised by the Commission that
the consignment of trout will number
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