The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-03-05
LOCAL NEWS.

dollar by buying your goods where
the "Red Flag" foateth."
Three car loads If ice reached here
Wednesday morning for the h. r.
Cos. Hotel.
Barring few pugilistic encoun-
ters, our town has been exception
ally quiet during the past week.
Consequently local items are scarce.
The Lengfellew Reading Circle
was very pleasantly entertained on
Thursday evening of last week by
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. M. Davis.
Daily g. Co., claim that they can
sell goods at what their competitors
are obliged to pay. And that is not
all. They do it.
Died, March LIST, 1881, of diph"
iberia, at the residence of Mr.. Isaac
Thompson, District No. 8, Mary
Cooper, aged about 81 years.
Sheriff White has purchased from
Summers McCrum, ESQ.,. the vacant
lot on Oak Street formerly owned by
Mr.. Rowan White. Consideration.
$500.
The following named gentlemen
from this place attended the inaugu-
ration of President Garfield: Messrs.
John Daily, Samuel Lawton A. G.
Sturgiss and l.. G. Stalnaker.
Died, near the Red Heuse. this
county, on the 26lh inst, of membra-
nous Group, George Frederick Clare,
aged years, months and 5 days.
"Not lost, but gone before"
Married, at Oakland, Md, Feb.
24th, 1881, by Rev. VIM. Stouden-
mire, Mr.. Albert Clemans to Miss
Virginia B. Ireland, both of Harri-
son county, w. Va.
Daily 4 Co., is getting in a large
aud full assortment of Dry Goods and
Notions, Fancy Dress Goods and Do.
mestIcs. rare bargains and latest
styles, direct from Headquarters.
John c. Beachy. of District No.
S, was breugh to Oakland Saturday
morning last about o'clock and con-
fined in Jail, charged with cutting
timber on the land of Joel Brenne-
man,
An extra session of the School
Board was called for Thursday of
last week, but owing to the absence
of Examiner Bartlett, ana President
Brydon failing to put in an appear
ance, the Board did not convene.
Hello! Where is C. F. Ffazee's
cheap store. We hear he has just re-
turned from the city with big stock
of dry goods and groceries, which
will be sold at small profit. Come
one and all and see my new goods at
the old stand, Selbysport, Md.
G. F. FRAZEE.
John Davis, who has been in the
custody of Sheriff White since the
10th of December last, charged with
shooting through the window of a
dwelling house in Bloomington, Was
released from Jail Tuesday morning,
by giving bond Tor his appearance at
The May Term of Court.
Why don't you 60 to c. F. Fra
zee's cheap store, at Selbysport. Nd,
where you can buy. goods at bottom
prices and get a good discount on a
bill of goods. He keeps first class
store and has on hand, dry goods.
boots, shoes, hats, caps, clothing,
hard ware. groceries, notions. tim
etny and clover seed. Give me a
call and buy cheap.
G. F. FRAzEE.
Died, on Feb. 26th. 1881, after
brief illness. George F.. infant son Of
John F. and Margret M. Clare. AL
though George was only little oyer
five years of age, he had a promoni-
ton of his death for some time before
it occurred. On Saturday morning
the 10Th he put his arms around his
fathers neck and drew him near say
ing. Papa, / am going home" A
few hours after his pure spirit went
to better world. To his bereaved
parents we would say, "weep not but
rather rejeice," for your little one
has passed from the midst of sin and
sorrow into realms of bliss and joys
eternal.
j Y.