The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-05-21

to justice of the peace. make oath as
to the killing and you receive an order
worth the above amount. Now get
busy.
The people of the White Rock settle
ment deeply sympathize with Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Friend in the sad bereave-
ment which came to their home. Their
youngest child was playing with fire, by
some means its dress caught fire and
before the fire could be extinguished ID
was so badly burned that it died some
several hours afterwards. 4
The Meyersdale Republican sayss
That the NJ C. Lowry Post, No. PA,
Department OF Pennsylvania, G. A. R.,
has been invited to Grantsville, Md, to
hold memorial services, and as no such
services has yet been held at Grants
vile The Post accepted the invitation,
and while this is rather out of their
jurisdiction, we request as many as can,
to go.
DR., Edward Sollars last Friday morn
ing purchased the dwelling and drug
store property formerly owned by DR..
]. W. Laughlin, deceased, at Deer
Park. Consideration $1,000. This is
an excellent, well located property and
will give the Doctor a comfortable
home. and good building for his drug
trade, adjoining his home. The house
is modern and one of the best buildings
in the place.
Rev. A. L. Sines received telegram
Tuesday morning that his grand child
was seriously i'll. They prepared to go
to the home of the parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Randolph Helms, at Randolph,
w. Va, but before starting received
another telegram stating that the child
was dead and that the remains would
be brought to Oakland. The inter-
ment took place in the Sines burial
ground near Swallow Falls Wednesday.
Rev. S. E. Bauman. pastor OF the
United Brethren church, is holding a
very promising revival meeting at
Hutton, Monday night forty persons
arose for prayers and FIVE penitents
knelt at the altar. The meeting win
continue all this week. Rev. S. E.
Bowman, pastor of the Loeb Lynn
circuit of the U. B. church is to have
charge of the ''short, hot talk hour, at
the Christian Endeavor convention. to
be held at West Union, w. Va, June
% ard "a.
Jennings is becoming quite village.
1t today has 60 dwelling houses, three
stores, butcher shop, ice cream parlor,
two churches, NJ ethodist and Lutherrn),
post office, hotel with modern conve-
niences, school house and large band
saw mill, giving employment to 375
men. A standard gauge railroad runs
from the town to North, Pa, where it
connects with the B. & O. railroad.
The Jennings Lumber Co. pay nearly
50, 900 taxes to the Treasurer of Gar
rett county.
IiC GhClClSSS VI JflS
Friendsville High school have been an
nOunced. The occasion promises to be
one of great interest to the people of
the north end of Garrett county. The
program is said to be of the best yet
offered to the patrons of the school.
The class day exercises will be on Satur-
day evening. Judge Williams of Cum
berland, is to deliver the address. 1t
will be great treatto the public. Prof.
F.. E. Rathbun, county superintendent
of Public Schools, will present the
diplomas to the twelve graduates. THE
REPUBLICAN congratulates the High
School and its patrons upon the rich
feast they are to enjov. The graduates
are Clyde V. Knapp, Byard Liston.
Iva Geor Savage, Marie Custer, Owen
F. Friend. Constone M Ryland. Ada
Irene Milestone, lone Manila Savage,
Aubray Reed Custer, Grace A. Friend,
Charles M. Kamp. Albert G. Kolf
The invitations sent out by the high
school graduating class are hobby. We
acknowledge the receipt of one of their
handsome invitations