The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-02-26

New goods are being received at
Daily Il Co.'S. every few days. Ev,
cry lot contains rare bargains and
special Inducements.
The 22d was partially observed
as holiday. The Oakland Cornet
Band was on the street in the after.
noon and enlivened the day with
good music.
We have il from reliable source
that Mr.. NJ. Cullen has pure ased
from John Daily. Esq. the lot adj
Joining the Shatzer cabinet shop, for
the purpose of erecting large steam
Touring mill thereon.
Til. ]. PeddIcord, and H. Wheeler
Combs, trustees, on Monday, at pub
lie sale, sold to w. H. Barnard
tract of lan.l called "Typee," situat-
ed near Bloomington and containing
33 acres, for the sum of $500.
"A protracted meeting If the M.
+. Church at the Davis Mill appoint
tnent, conducted by the Rev. M.
Bowlin, closed on the night of the
18th. There were S conversions and
eleven accessions to the church.
The Garrett Literary Society
meets this Saturday evening. The
following is the program: Essay, j.
T. Mitchell; Defamation, A. B.
Woodceck; Essay, Titus Delawder;
Article for the Paper, Miss L. A.
Thayer; Paper, Miss M. M. Casteel.
Mr.. VIM. p. Graves and jackson
Umbel, Esq, of District No. 2, were
in town Tuesday. Mr.. Graves has
purchased from HI. w. Hessen lot
in the suburbs of the town, and con-
templates the erection of house
thereon at no distant day. We un-
derstand the price paid was 5000.
The following we'll known gen
tlemen "called on" us since our last
issue: Messrs. Michaels, of District
No. 4, Joseph Lashorn, of Deer Park,
f. j. Fredlock, of Piedmont. Joseph
Speicher, of No. l, j. G. Rodsheaver,
of Deer Park. Franklin Shank, of
No. g., Thos. H. Bitinger of N .. 3,
and Samuel A. TeatS, of No. 6.
Mr.. John Daley is the possessor
CT seye.ai fine peafowls, but has been
SO annoyed by some malicious boys
Who have on numerous occasions
mutilated their beautiful feathers
and otherwise injured them. that he
has been obliged to send them to the
country. Mr.. DALEY has the names
of the depredatsrs and will publish
the same if necessary.
The place to buy your hosiery,
the place to buy your handkerchiefs,
the place to buy your stationery, the
place to buy ladies' and children's
shoes. the place to buy Jewels, crash,
yelling, scarfs, ties, trimming, eel
lars, white dress shirts, delmans !;
also the place to buy your tinware.
the place to get the most goods for
the least money, is Daily & Co.'S.
where the Red Flag foateth.
The following star route contracts
for carrying the mail in Garrett
county have been awarded by the
Post Office Department FrOstburg
to Accident, to w. q. Stoddard, at
$500; Grantsvill to Elk Lick, to w.
q. Stoddard. at $40; Kitzmillers
Mills to Altamont, to j. HI. Wilson,
at 500; Fl. Pendlet0n to Oakland, to
j. N. Baughman, at S123; oakland
to Addison, Pa, to Finley and Cat
Tiff. at S4S7.
-Forepaugh is in Baltimore adj.
vertlslng for the "handsomest wO-
man." to whom he will pay $4,000
for summers engagement with his
show. Correspondents must submit
photographs, from which the selec.
tons will be made.- Exchange.
Send him to the mountains of Gar
rett county. We can "fill the bill, y
and don't you let it escape your
recollection." especially if he adyer.
tiss through the columns of THE
REPUBLICAN.
For the Information of those who
contributed to the purchase of mater
ial for flag for District No. 8, W.
would say that we were shown tht
flag one day last week, and it is {
perfect little "beauty," size 8 feet BY
u. Mrs. George Knauer and Mrs
Jonas Yutzy are entitled to tn,
thanks of all good Republicans il
District No. 8, for their untiring yea
and enefgy in procuring the SAM
for them. III the ladies be for u
who can be against US ?"
The remains of the late A.
Stottlemire, whose sudden death wa
noticed in our last issue, were brough
to Oakland en- the accommodation
train Friday morning of last wee
fer interment in the Odd Fellow
CAmotorv The remains were II