The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1882-04-29
LOCAL NEW S.


Snow fell here Sunday to the
depth of about four inches.
Go to Chisholm's Drug store for
your fishing tackle.
-Spectacles and eye glasses at
Sturgiss' from Is cents to 50.
The price of subscription of the
Cumberland Daily Neaos has been re-
duced from seven to six dollars per
annum. 1t is well worth the price.
Mr.. S. Dorsey White, formerly
of Chisholm's Mill. this county, has
located at Cranberry, w. Va. and
now has charge of the Mountain Mill
at that place.
Call and see Sturgiss' full line of
spectacles and eye glasses.
The law permits you to fish for
trout now, but it does not guarantee
that you will catch any. However,
itdoes not prevent you from lying
tSonaerUiiie Journal.
M. l.. Scott is now opening spring
and summer Millinary and Fancy
Goods. Mrs. Scott has engaged
miIliner from Baltimore to assist her
in trimming, &c.
Go to Chisholm's for your garden
seed.
Cheese, Cakes. Bologna, Lemons,
Oranges. French and common CAN
dies, Canned Goods, &C., at G. e.
Michaels', next door to C0ddington
g. Jamison's Hotel.
-Sturgiss has the only complete
line of frameless eye glasses in town,
and spectacles with INVISIBLE steel
frames.
Persons attending Court next
week should call at the saddlery and
harness manufaclory of Bell q Bro,
near Coddington & Jamison's Hoel,
and examine their work n, q material
They use none but the best material
and eIaploy none but first class work
men.
"A large stock of fishing tackle
just received at Chish0lm's Drug
store.
The new registration law, which
will require new registration of vO-
tiers the coming summer, necesitates
the presentation of naturalization pa
pers OF adj foreigners when they apply
to be registered, Notwithstanding
their names are upon the registration
list.
About 5 O'Clock Thursday after
noon of last week a boy named Geo.
Nesmith, aged 16, from Homecoming,
who was working in Mr.. Brady's
gang on the extension Of the West
Virginia Central and Pittsburg rail-
road. was killed by a falling tree.
His father was slightly injured by
the same accident.
On Tuesday of last week while
wOrkmen were engaged on DR.. Lo-
gan's cottages at Mountain Lake Park,
Ratchet was accidentally dropped
by one OF the men, striking Mr.. Nc
Donald on the head and back, inflict-
ing two ugly gashes. DIR. McComas
dressed the wounds, and the patient
is now able ts work.
j. c. Minter, a carpenter employ
ed at Deer Park, was killed at Pied
mont Thursday morning of last week.
He had ridden on the cars from Deer
Park, and fell under the wheels lust
as the train was leaving Piedmont.
His body and legs were terribly cut,
and death was almost instantaneous.
He was single and thirty-eight years
of age, and came from Eastern Vir-
ginia.
Garden seed by the ounce, pint,
quart or peck at Chisholm's Drug
store.
Mrs. M. E. Davis has received |
her stock of spring goods, selected
personally, consisting of newest styles
in Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers,
Feathers, Ornaments, &C., all the late
novelties. A full line of nice Lace
Goods. Prices low for cash.
The Rev. J. j. Dolliver, of Fl.
Dodge, Iowa. who sustains a SUPER
anuated relation to the West Virginia
M. Z. Conference. and who was for
many years In the active ministry in
this State. had surgical operation
performed upon him lately at the
home of his son, at Ft. Dodge, where.
by one of his legs was amputated above
the kee. He is now sixty.seyen years
old, and since the operation is slowly
recovering his accustomed health.
The amputation was made necessary
owing to an accident whereby the
limb had been deadened.- Wheeling
IntelLigencer.
On Saturday night April 18th,
man named VIM. Lawson met with