The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-07-04

" Law lOII y OlONCISs
Go to Newman's for fire crackers
and torpedoes.
Wedding and Birth Day Cakes
made to order, at CrOpp's.
Read the advertisement of Mr..
F. G. Hyde in another column.
Canned cherries and black berries,
at Harne & Lawton's Grocery.
For fine pictures and photographs,
go to Brooke's Gallery, North end
Second street.
How to please your sister or some
body else's sister. Buy your candies
at Harne &c Lawton's Grocery.
Graham and Rye Bread baked to
order, at Crops.
We had considerable frost in this
neighhorhood Wednesday morning,
but vegetation was only slightly
damaged.
Miss Mary TOwnshend. who has
been attending the Parkersburg High
School, arrived at her home in Oak
land Wednesday.
Mr.. James D. Hamill, who has
been attending st. Johns College,
Annapolis, Md, is at home for the
summer vacation.
Pickles, pickles. What kind of
pickles? Sour pickles. of course, at
Harne & Lawton's Grocery.
Lieut.. r. NJ. G. Brown, U. S. NJ
who has spent several weeks in Oak
land with his sister. Mrs. w. P. Tot
ten. left last Saturday for Kingwood
to visit relatives and friends.
Don't fail to read Harne & Law
toms advertisement, it will benefit
you and your pocket book, in another
column.
Mr.. VIM. Newman desires to in
form the public that he will have a
full stock of fire works on hand for
the Fourth. He also has full stock
of CONNECTIONS and notions, fruits and
nuts.
Go to Harne & LawtOn's Gro
Gerry, and get can of apples only 5
cents can.
Mr.. George H. SmOuse, formerly
a compassion in this office, but now of
the Cumberland Ne,OS, has been with
his many friends in Oakland for sew,
eral days.
Soap, soap, soap. Frank Sid
dall's. Ivory, Lone Star and Cottage
soaps, at Harne & Lawton's Grocery.
A picnic for the benefit of st.
Peters Catholic Church, of Oakland,
will be held in Carrigan's Summer
Garden July 4th. A cordial invita-
ton to the public in general is ex-
tended.
Mr.. w. A. Workman left for Bal
timore Monday to purchase 3 stock
of goods for his jewelry store, which
will be opened next week in the new
Pritchard Building, on Third Street,
between Oak and Alder streets. See
his advertisement.
The County Commissioners Tues
day last inspected the stone work for
the new iron bridge across the Yough-
iogheny river near Oakland. They
say the work has been done in a SUBJ
stantial manner by the contractor.
Mr.. Joseph Cooley. They also at the
same time awarded to Mr.. Cogley the
contract for building the wing-walls
and grading the approaches to the
bridge. The iron for the bridge ar
rived last week and is now on the
ground. The bridge will he COM
pleted and ready for travel in two
weeks.
"A game of base ball between the
"Deltas," of Rowiesburg, and "Terra
Alta" was played on the grounds of
the latter club last Monday, which
resulted as follows by innings:
I234567S 9-Totals.
Terra Alta..................3 0 / 0 0 0 | 0 o.
Delta.................. NIB 0 6 6 1902 3x-3
The Rowlesburg club has been
playing for number of years, while
this is the second season for the Terra
Alta boys. Everything considered,
the game was a good one and certain
ly does not reflect discredit upon
Terra Alta. j. E. Kildow, of the
Oakland team played with Terra Al.
Ia as catcher and captain. He says
the Terra Alta boys will give US a
good game to-day Saturday, a re
port of which will be given in next
weeks REPUBLICAN.
Church SerVices--Sunday.