The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-11-19
LOCAL NEWS.

The small boy getteth his rabbit
box in working order.
The stone work for the Oakland
Hotel extension is about completed.
M. L. Scott's shoes are noted for
durability.
u can G a fine selection OF toys,
&C., at Cheap Johns.
"A valuable horse belonging to
Thomas Martin died Wednesday
evening.
Cheap John is busy opening holi.
day goods.
Mr.. John Shartzer is building a
large addition to his residence on
Fifth Street, opposite the Lutheran
Church.
Mr.. Dennis Ryan returned to
Oakland Wednesday, after and ae-
sence of several weeks. His many
friends were glad to welcome him.
oh yes Oh yes! right away for
Cheap Johns, fer toys and fancy
goods.
Rev. g. B. Ludwig. editor of the
Democrat, paid a visit to Chambers
burg. Pa. his old home, last week.
DIR. MoComas returned Sunday
from his visit to eastern cities. He
speaks very highly of his treatment
by the yankees"
You can get fancy holiday pres
ents at Cheap John's.
Died suddenly, at the residence
of his father near Oakland, Saturday
last, Alexander Male, aged about 80
years. Deceased was worthy young
man and much respected in this
neighborhood.
What sale Morrison & Bro. has
on their Cough Syrup, Liniuent and
Horse and Cattle Powder. The largest
package ter the price in the world.
"A Union Thanksgiving service
will be held at the Lutheran Church
Thursday. Nov. Oath. at II o'clock
a. m. Sermon by Rev. S. E. Jones.
of the M. E. Church.
Married, at Oakland, Wednes-
day, Nov. 10th, 1881, by Rev. John
M. Davis, Mr.. John M. Cross, of
Allegany county and Miss Amanda
Miller, of Garrett county.
Mrs. Fairall, who was injured by
being struck by a locomotive at
SwantOn about three weeks ago. is
still lying in a critical condition at
the residence of her son-in-law, DIR.
Bartlett, of Oakland.
M. L. Scott's Baltimore Store is
crowded with fresh goods preparatory
for the holidays.
Isaac Male and son killed a very
large three-pronged buck, Friday of
last week, near the mouth Of Miller's
Run, about four miles from Oakland.
The saddle weighed SO.
Died. on Negro Mountain, near
GrantsvilIe. Md, Oct. 3lst, Mary,
daughter of John and Elizabeth
Yommer. aged three years, 4 months
and four days.
AT a meeting of the Town Coun-
Gil Tuesday evening, Mr.. D. M.
Mason was appointed Bailiff cice Jas.
s. Johnson, resigned. We would ad-
wise the lawless element in our town
to look a little out. "Buck" won't
stand any nonsense.
Mr.. Theo. Lynch. ofCumberland,
Md, has just completed first class
job in the way of painting and grain
ing on the new law Office of Pe,ldi-
cord & Combs. Other parties in town
propose to take advantage of his
visit, and have some of the same
class of work done.
Died. after Il brief illness Of ty-
phoid pneumonia. in Oakland, SUM-
day morning. Patrick Reynolds, in
the 7lst year Of his age. Deceased
was tailor by trade, and had re-
sided here about two years. He
leaves wife and several children.
His remains were taken to South
Bend, Ind, for interment.
-Estrayed from the subscriber,
during the summer. IA head of sheep,
ewes and Z lambs, marked as fol-
lows: Crop off right ear and swallow
fork out Of left ear. A suitable re-
ward will be given for information
that will lead to their recovery.
DEMUs SPIKER,
Bear Greek Glade.
MIR. Fred. Gortner, who 1t will
be remembered sustained the loss of
his dwelling and contents by fire a
few months since. last week met with
the further loss of one of his span of
valuable black horses. This was one
of the finest match teams in the
county, and the loss bears heavily