The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-03-21

Cheap toys-less than cost-at
Newman's. 2 % At
lemons and cocoanuts at La
kin's.
-Ifyou want good flour go to New
mans.
New fancy spring goods at the
Bazaar.
Our subscribers should not for
get that we need money.
Stick and mixed candy 124c, per
pound at Lakin's.
Go to Newman's for good flour.
Every sack guaranteed.
Boys, a complete assortment of
marbles at Lakin's.
Daniel Miller, foreman on this
paper. is now able to sit up.
II. J. Peddicord is attending
court at Hagerstown this week.
Special bargains in clothing at
Garthright's, Mountain Lake Park.
st. Patrick's day was celebrated
in the Catholic church by High Mass.
-Get your fancy stationery at the
Bazaar, opposite Coddington's Ho-
tel.
AT NeWman's you can get tobac-
co, cigars, and CONNECTIONS of all
kinds.
Rev. w. M. Rider will preach at
Pleasant Valley Sunday evening at
Z O'Clock.
See advertisement of Mr.. John
.Shartzer's provision and feed store in
another column.
Mr.. N. r. Smoot, of Piedmont,
w. Va. paid this office a pleasant
visit last Monday.
Owing to theillness ofthe editor,
the REPUBLICAN is not up to its
standard this week.
"A long communication from
Deer Park was received too late for
publication this issue.
This town is infested with French
measles; there great many cases
among the young folks.
Our thanks are due to Messrs.
F. A. Thayer and Thee. Combs for
valuable assistance this week.
The resignation of w. NJ. Glenn
ents, Master of Transportation of the
B. & o. was accepted last Monday.
Mr.. E. G. Nayior, who has been
spending short time at his home in
Hedgesville, w. Va, returned last
Monday.
MIR. John Pritchard, an old Oak.
land boy, but who has been in Ohio
for number of years, returned last
Saturday.
The pupils of the South Point
school presented their teacher, Miss
Bridget McAndreWs, a beautiful
photograph album.
Mr.. Hopwood Kildow, living
about four miles from Oakland, while
engaged in hewing cross ties, cut his
foot severely, but will soon be out
again.
The Comptroller has made the
following distribution of the public
school tax for Garrett county: TO
to white schools, 81 ,525 81 ; to colored
schools, SIG II.
Henry Shaffer, Jr., while engag-
ed in cutting brush last Saturday, Oh
his fathers farm about three miles
east of Oakland, cut his foot, inflict-
ing painful wound.
Accident heard from, and the
news is that S. p. Specht is selling
out at cost for silver, gold and green.
backs. Don't forget to call on him
early and secure bargains.
The public schools of Oakland
were closed last Monday. Mr.. Y. X.
Brown, Miss Lille Brown and Miss
Laura Stalnaker began their sub.
scription schools on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. King Delawder
and Miss Jennie Delawder, of this
place, and Miss Matte Adair, of
Terra Alta, were visiting friends in
Piedmont the first of the week.
The eclipse created as much ex-
element among the small boys as
would Robinson's Circus. They each
had their smoked glass and viewed
it with as much interest as an astron-
omer.
To the stock owners of Oakland
and vicinity: Insure your stock in
Emmitsburg Live Stock Insurance
Co.
THEo. +. COMBS, Agent,
Oakland, Md.
There will be a meeting in the
Lutheran church on Friday evening
March 9th of 7 O1olnok for 4 bo nur