The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-11-23
TIE DEATH RECQKU.
NELSON STATION cLAKy.

NELSON STATION CLAky.
have lost d friend. Mr.. Nelson Stat
ton Clary, the son Of Rev. W. H. CIarv.
OF Deer Park, died after a short illness
last FRIDAY morning at the home Of Mr..
Lester Yutzy in Loeb Lynn where he
and his wife were on visit. They had
come over from his home in Mountain
Lake Park TO spend Sunday afternoon
with the family Of Mr.. 3. f. Crane.
the father Of Mrs. Iutzy, and then in
tended to attend the meeting which was
going on at the Baptist church IN the
evening. Before supper he was taken
worse with a bad cold which he had had
for several weeks, which grew rapidly
worse until before morning pneumonia
set in. Everything was done that could
be done by physicians and friends to aid
him IN his fight against the disease. but
to no avail. On the morning Of Novem-
Der II, ne passed away aged 81 years.
10 months and % days His widow and
two baby girls have the sincere sym
pathy of all their friends. 1t is some
times hard to understand God dealings
with his people, but we know that all
things work together for good to them
who love'God, to them who are called
according to his purpose, and that some
time we will understand. Sorrows many
and heavy have come upon the devoted
wife and mother in the last few wears.
First baby girl was taken and then
little son, and now the husband. AS
she thinks of her loved ones who are
spared to be with her may God give her
STRENGTH to endure and faith to trust
that she may provide for their needs.
Nav she look forward to the future
with faith until she can say:
Forward, 20 forward Time in your night
out Of the darkness into the light
out Of the gricfs. cut of the tears:
out OF the signing. out of the fears.
Into the marvellous future give birth
When the soul shan be free from the con-
fines of earth.
Forward, 90 forward, o Time in Your night
Hasten the daywhen faith shall he sight;
Hasten the joy, hasten the praise.
Hasten the song the redeemed shan raise
When the angel shan stand ON earth and sea
And announce that no more shall time
ever be
Forward. 90 forward, O Time in your hight
To all Of Gods people the future is bright.
Darkness has zone, the day draweth near.
Doubling has passed: redemption is here.
For Satan j, conquered. his throne is cast
down:
Jehovah has taken his sceptre AID crown.
O. ". HCD~oN.
THEODORE McR0BIE
The remains Of Theodore McRobie,
who died at his home in Keyser, West
Va, last Monday morning after an i'll
ness of a week of pneumonia, were
brought to Oakland yesterday morning
and inferred in the Oakland cemetery.
The deceased was aged about forty-five
years and was son of the late William
McRobie of Oakland About a month
ago Mr.. McRobie buried his eldest son
in Oakland, who died of typhoid fever.
The services Yesterday were in charge
of Garrett Council, Tr O. u. A. NJ, of
which deceased was member for long
number of years. He was also mem
Der of the Methodist church, the pastor
of which, Rev. DR.. A. B. Riker, officia-
ted in the services at the grave.
JAMES KERENS.
Mr.. James Kerens, an old and highly
respected resident of the Loeb Lynn
Heights community, died Yesterday
morning after week illness of pneu-
monia, aged sixty-two years. He is
survived by his widow, two sons and six
daughters. Mr.. Kerens was born in
Ireland and has been a resident of Gar
rett county for a long term of years.
He was a staunch Catholic. being a
member of the Oakland church from
which edifice his funeral will occur Fri
day morning at ten O'Clock after ser
vice to be conducted by the pastor, Rev. |
James E. Cornell.
STOVES FOR SALE. One large wood
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