The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-12-05

Candies. common and French, al
ways fresh, at Sincel's.
The postolficn at Sang Run, this
county, has been discontinued,
DO to Newman's for scrap, pho.
tograph and autograph albums.
Auction in the Brooks building,
Oakland, Saturday.
AT Sincell's you can get oysters
in any style. Everything first class.
----U should go and G John Sincell's
stock of Christmas goods.
-Ifyou want anything in the line
of currant-, dates, figs or raisins, go
to Newtnan's.
-Leaye your orders at SinceII's for
a supply of oysters during the holt
days.
Died, at WeIlersberg, Pa, Nov.
8, of diphtheria, PearIe, aged years,
daughter of Henry G. Bradower.
-SnceIl's is the place to get your
Christmas toys. He has q very large
stock. Near the depot.
A postofiice has been established
at Sunny Side, this county, with John
G. Knauer as postmaster,
-Raisins, currants. fruits, &C., at
John Sincell's, near the depot.
Mr.. Henry McComas, who is at
tending a medical college in Balli-
more, spent few days at his home
in Oakland this week.
If you want to get your lady
friends Il nice present examine New.
mans stock before purchasing else
where.
Persons in need of a good sewing
machine or organ, should purchase
from Mr.. Emanuel Custer, Of Johns
town, this county.
"A firSt-class, new Singer Sewing
machine will be traded for beef or
mutton, y Nelson g. Anderson, Oak
land, Md.
Mr. J. Ed. Kildow, local editor
of the KingwoOd Journal, accom-
panic1cs -t5 n ISIS Minnie Jordan, at
tended the wedding of his sister in
Oak land last Sunday.
John SinceIl invites everybody
to come and examine his stock OF
Christmas goods before purchasing
elsewhere.
Married, at the residence of the
brides mother in Oakland, Sunday
evening, Nov. Goth, 1855, by r V. j.
M. Davis, Mr.. Henry Leirhty, of
Grafton, w. Va, and Miss Sarah G.
Kildow, of Oak land, Md.
"A beautiful chrome, size 14xl7,
given away with every so cents
worth of goods sold from now until
the 1st of January, at the American
Bargain House, on r. r. Street.
A fair and festival for the hene-
fit of the Oakland Catholic Church
will he held holiday week, in the
Prtchard Building. 1t will com.
mence Christmas night and close
New Years night.
John SinceIl requests the ladies
Especially the young ladies' to call
and examine his large stock of Christ
mas goods, and sample his candies.
The rifle team from the Guards
was successful on the second days
shooting at Baltimore last week, and
carried off the first prize. Mr., George
Browning. OF the same team won
the prize for the best shooting.
Master George E. Merrill, better
known as "BuntOn," gave a party to
his young friends, on Wednesday
evening last. The occasion was to
celebrate the l4th anniversary of his
birth. About twenty-five were pres
ent.
Daniel Chisholm, ESq., left We'd
nesday last for Florida, where he
will remain until March, when he
will return to Oakland. In his abb
sence Mr.. John Harmed will attend
to his duties AS county surveyor.
DO you want toys, games, can
dies, for Christmas presents to your
little ones? Go to John SncellS,
near the depot. He has y large and
we'll selected stock, aud John knows
how to wait upon customers,
Santa Claus b"gs to remind you
that MERRY Christmas" is near at
hand, and announces that he will
make his headquarters at William
Npwman's, where you may find a
large assortment of toys, candies,
cakes, cigars, DC.
AT a special meeting of the Or
phan's Court Tuesday, the bonds oI
the Register of Wills and Sheriff elect
were approved. Mr.. Laughlin then
qualified and entered upon the dis