The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-12-04
LOCAL NEW s.
-Pulmona at Sturgiss'.
Were you at the fire ?

Cheap Cash Store is the place to get
the highest cash price for sheep
skins. If 4m
Looming up! looming up!!
Bargains by the ton at the New
York auction store.
Attention is called to the PROBES
sional card of Mr.. S. A. Cox, form
erly of Cumberland, in another col
umn.
Capt. f. HI. Wardwell, and
Lieuts. Osbeurn and Jamison, went
to Cum berland Thursday to assist In
the election of battalion officers.
Fresh stock of Dry Goods. No
lions, Groceries, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Queensware, Con
feclioneries. &C., at G. G. Michaels'.
Persons who desire purchasing
Christmas goods, toys, &C., Will 90
we'll to go to the New York Auction
Store.
Mr.. VIM. Casteel, at the Brown
ing House, is prepared to take board
ers by the week, day or meal. House
refitted and refurnished throughout,
Good stabing attached.
Those of our merchants having
Holiday goods, or any other kind Of
goods to sell, should advertise in
THE REPUBLICAN, thus securing Il
large eturn for small outlay.
For Sale-A first class sewing
machine. Will take feed in exchange,
such as oats, corn, hay and load OF
straw. Inquire OF
L. w. SLONAKER.
Oakland, Nd,
-Pulmona at Sturgiss''
The Garrett Guards, the Cum-
berland Votigeurs, Hamilton Light
Infantry, Watkins Rifles, Frederic, k
Rifles and the Hagerstown Light
Infantry have been formed in bat
talon, which will form portion of
the Seventh Regiment, Maryland
National Guard.
Now that the election is over,
people can find other subjects than
politics 10 talk about. We hope our
local correspondents will pay some
attention to us and send US in the
news of their respective neighbor-
n 10 INa
news paper of the county and it is
our desire to let everybody know
what is going on. Don't fail to send
us the news.
Albert. boy seven years old,
the SON of the Hon. John Richie, of
Frederick, on Friday of last week,
was balancing himself on the balus
ter of the fourth story in his fathers
house, when he fell over. He fell
headlong about forty feet, but fortu-
nately struck the baluster near the
lower floor and lodged on the stair
way. His collar bone was broken,
and he was seriously cut and bruised
but will probably recover.
-Died-At her residence near
Deer Park, on Tuesday eve. Nov.
10Th, 1880, Mrs. Susan Mahl. The
deceased was born in that portion of
Allegany county, Md, now embrac-
ed in Garrett. She was born Febru-
AIRY 10th. 1922. She was a member
of the M. K. Church for about seven
years, having been powerfully con-
verified under the efforts of the Rev.
Mr.. Thatcher, During her illness
she bore her sufferings (Which were
pr0tracted and severe) with most
exemplary Christian fortitude. She
placed all her trust ia Him who is
able and willing to bear all our suf
fering and pain. She expressed per-
feet trust in the atonemeht of the
blood of the Lamb that taksth away
The sin OF the world. In the COM
munity in which she lived she will
be greatly missed, as in cases of sick
ness or suffering none were mere
swift, kindly or untiring in all good
offices. The afflicted friends have
the respectful and sincere sympathy
of all their neighbers, and the
prayers of all their christian friends.
To those whose cheek is stained by PHYS tear
To those who've lost mother dear,
To those TO whom she babe farewell
Remember she waits for thee where angels
dwell. A.
The place to get the greatest
value for your money is the New
York auction store. Everybody adj
mits it; competition cencede it.
-Pulmona at Sturgiss'.