The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-03-10
LOCAL EWS.

Diamond Dies, 10c, at Sturgiss'.
Monday morning here was one
of the coolest of the winter, being 100
below zero.
Mrs. NJ. L. Scott Is just opening
large spring stock of Millinery and
and Fancy Goods.
MIR. Henry Russell is preparing
to erect large dwelling house on
the corner of Second and Mill streets.
Mr.. John E Gnagey, ofAccident.
passed through Oakland Monday, en-
route to the east to purchase new
goods.
If you want a bargain in prints,
dress goods, &C., call at Sell & Specht's
cheap cash store. as 'they wish to
make room for spring stock.
-Paas Easter Dyes, &c, at Stur.
giss'.
Married, at Oakland, Md, March
9th, 1883, by Rev. John M. Davis,
Mr.. William r. Montgomery and
Miss Mary E. Lewis, all of Garrett
county.
Those of our subscribers who
change their postoff1ce' address this
aprirxshould notify US of their change
so that they may receive their papers
regularly.
DIR. j. Lee McComas has been
confined to his room for several days
with sciatica, or neuralgia of the
sciatic nerve, from which he suffers
great pain.
Mr.. Christian Yutzy will sell his
personal property on Monday, 10th
inst. He proposes to remove to Ar
thur, Ill. Mr.. Yutzy is a good citi-
zen, and we are sorry to see him leave
our county.
Mr.. ]. A. Wise, who has occu-
pied the John Barnes farm near Oak
land for the past three years, sold out
Tuesday last, and will In few days
go to Pennsylvania to join a colony
destined for Montana.
Farmers and others desiring
genteel, lucrative agency business, by
which S. to $50 a day can be earned,
send address at once, on postal, to
Fl. G. Wilkinson & Co., 1875 and 1877
Fulton Street.. New York.
l2I66m
The I.ochiel Mills at Blooming
ton, were started up last week. The
daily output of these mills is 1000
feet of lumber and $4,000 feet of lath
and pickets and $500 boxes. Over
seven million feet of logs now lie in
the mill pond.
Mr.. Thos. F. BARLEY, of Noun
tain Lake Park, last week cut three
of his fingers badly, almost severing
two of them. He says he was asked
235 times within week wether he
could not have found something else |
to cut. He proposes to kill the next
man who asks him that question.
-'-iss Lou A. Thayer few days
ago received from Miss Hattie Tay-
Tor, now in Florida, who spent sew
eral seasons here, box of cut flowers,
consisting Of orange blossoms, roses,
DC. The next day after their arrival
here the thermometer registered lO0
below eco.
Mr.. G. G. Michael Monday COM
menced tearing down his old store
house, next door to Coddington's
Hotel, preparatory to erecting new
building. Spedden & Son are SUPER
intending the work. The new build |
ing will be quite large and will much
improve that quarter.
Ladies, don't forget to call at Sell
& Specht's ifyou want to buy dress
goods or dry goods of any kind, as
they have a good assortment on hand.
They have also just received and
opened up a very fine line of shoes,
which will be to your advantage to
call and examine. No trouble to show
goods.
Mrs. A. V. Darnell, florist and
dealer in all kinds of towering and
ornamental plants. Cumberland, Nd,
will accept our thanks for box of
beautiful cut flowers. Mrs. D. has
always on hand full line of bedding
and green house plants at lowest
rates. Orders by mail promptly
filled.
Handy Package Dies, 15c, at
Sturgiss'.