The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-12-22

OF each month.
If you want fancy toilet articles
go to Chisholm's.
Corn. either by the bushels or ca
load, at Offutt's.
The finest CONNECTIONS, candies
fruits, nuts, &c, at Cheap Johns.
If you want Christmas toys anc
fancy goods 60 to Chisholm's.
Go to j. G. Peddicord for news
papers, stationery, perfumery, fine
crackers and prize candy. 1873 81
If you want to select from the
greatest variety Of the most delicious
confectionery 60 to ChishOlm's.
Musical instruments from 5 cents
to forty-tive dollars, at Cheap Johns,
If you want anything good. use.
full or beautiful to give away on
Christmas. go to Chisholm's.
Go to j. G, Peddicord's for fine
cigars, chewing tobacco, cigaretts,
peaches. corn. tomatoes, dates, figs,
nuts. t. iet soaps, watches, clocks,
and over seventy varieties of fine cam
dies. IL 8 st
Hobby Horses. sleds, wagons,
bird cages. &C.. at Cheap Johns.
Christmas presents at Cheap
Johns at any price.
Mr.. G. G. Michael has on hand
besides dry goods, groceries, boots,
shoes, rubber goods. &C., &C., a full
line of holiday goods.
If you want books by the best
authors and in the most attractive
bindings go to Chisholm's.
If you want albums, scrap books,
prayer books, bibles or works of f1c.
ton go to Chisholm's.
III you want stationery of the best
quality and in the very best taste 60
to Chisholm's.
Toys from cent to six dollars, at
Cheap Johns.
The largest stock of toys ever
brought to Oakland, at Cheap Johns.
Christmas goods by the car load
at Cheap Johns.
Owing to Christmas falling on
Tuesday, the Orphans Court will meet
next week on Wednesday.
Christmas Tree exercises will be
held in the Lutheran Church Mon.
day evening, and in the Presbyterian
aud M. E. Churches on Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. VIM. Hileman, on Frazee's
Ridge, has been dangerously ill for
some days. and her recovery seems
hardly to be looked for.
Mrs. Freidericka Cutter, Of Oak
land. has been permanently cured of
the opium habit after a treatment of
only two weeks by DR.. J. Lee Nc
COmas. She was in the habit of using
from two to three drachms week.
The fall of snow. which COM
menced Friday evening of last week,
has continued with little intermission
ever since, and now has attained
depth of about eighteen inches. The
Indications are that it will remain for
several weeks, at least.
Married. at the brides home,
near Accident, on the 18th inst, by
Rev. J. B. Shoup, Solomon Glass to
Anne E. Margroff. A large company
Ofinvited guests witnessed the cere-
mony, and enjoyed the sumptuous
dinner.
The December term (non juryl of
the Circuit Court convened last Mon
day morning at ten O'Clock, Judge
Hoffman on the bench. The bust
ness of the term occupied the court
until two O'Clock p. M, when it
adjourned. Judge Hoffman left for
Cumberland on the p. M. train.
Mr.. J. z. Browning has, for the
past four weeks, been afflicted with in
fammation of the left eye, which has
been most painful. On Wednesday
night last he left for Baltimore, in
company with DR.. J. Lee McComas,
to consult Prof. j. J. Chisholm, an
eminent physician of that city. We
hope he may find entire relief.
There will be musical and Lit
erary entertainment given in the M.
Z. Church at Deer Park on Thursday
evening December 9th. Prof. r. G..
Richardson of Piedmont has the mat
ter in hand, which insures its success,
Proceeds to be used for the purchase
ofan organ for the Deer Park M. E.
Church.
We refer those in search of christ
mas presents to our local columns for
information as t. where they may be
obtained. Mr.. Chisholm announces q