The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-03-13

Saturday. March 10. at 2 O'Clock p. NJ.
Mems pants at 85c.; undershirts
at 25r.; at the bankrupt sale.
AT the Old Postoffice Stand,
EVANSVILLE, Nd, is the place to get
bargains.
Mr.. E G. Naylor, of Oakland. is
visiting relatives and friends in
HedsesvilIe. w. va.
Mems suits at So 90, worth Sc 90 /:
boys suits at $3.50. worth $500; at
bankrupt sale. Oakland.
Just received, a new supply of
fancy box paper. at the Old Postotfice
St,nd, GrantsyiIIe, Md.
ID. IL. Loar will close out his en-
tire stock of goods at reduced prices.
Give him cali aud secure bargain.
Wells & Richard son's improved
butter crior for sale at the Old Post
Office Stand. Grantsyilie, Md.
MIR. f. J. Fredlock, of Piedmont,
has furce of carpenters at work re.
pairing the Oakland Garrett Memo
rial church.
The Wonder OF the World
SURPRISES everything in Oakland
how cheap you can buy your Goth.
ing, at Cor. Alder and Third SITS.
Mr.. j. Ed. Kiltiow, of Kingwood,
attended the wedding of Mr.. j. M.
Liizinger. foreman Of the Mountain
Democrat here Thursday of last week.
Mr.. Will A. Workman and fam.
lily arrived from the west last week.
He will open up his jewelry store as
soon as ne can get suitable room.
The special services at Terra Alta
Methodist Episcopal church closed
last Saturday night with eighty.tw NO
conversions and sixty-three acces-
sOns.
Married. at the brides residence
in Oak land. Sunday evening, by Rev.
J. Engle. Mr.. John Drummnnd and
Mrs. Sarah A. Mason, all of Oakland,
Md.
Ladies' gossamers, at So; Jerseys,
Cashmere, Bed Spreads. Embroider.
les, LaceS, Red and White Under
wear. at less than half price, at the
bankrupt sale, Cor. Alder and Third
stS.. Oakland,i
Oats, corn and grain of all kinds
taken in exchange for goods ut f. G.
Hyde's Jewelry Store. opposite the
Glades Hotel, Oakland, Md. The
highest prices allowed. SO 2m
Mr.. Samuel Law ton was APP
pointed Register of Wills for Garrett
county, Uice Rev. j. S. Laughlin, de-
ceased. The appointment was made
Wednesday at a special meeting of
the Orphans Court.
In making out new suhscrip-
ton book we have dropped Il number
of subscribers who, by their actions,
seem to imagine that Il newspaper
can b" furnished from year to year
for nothing.
We have experienced cansider-
ab'e difficulty in getting our laper to
Subscribers at the new p0stnffire at
Keyser. Md. We hope that postal
clerks and p0Stmasters will exercise
more care in the future.
Col. J. w. Veitch last week re
ceived Il commission rs Aid-de-Canp
on Gov. I.loyd's Staff. This makes
the third successive appointment
which the Colonel has received, an
honor as unusual AS il is we'll merited.
p. It. Cartwright has just receiy
ed supply Of the No, 40 Oliver Gail
led Flows, together with the eelehra-
ted No. no Combination PloW. with
wheel. cutter and Reversible Share
and Point. These are the hest aud
hghteat running plOws in use. Call
and examine. 10 3m
F. G.. Hyde offers his entire stock
Of goods at cost from now until the
first day of April, 1856. This will be
the time for you to buy your Watches,
Cl~kS aud Jewelry. Ii y@Q want any
thing in the jewelry line you can get
1t nj great reduction. Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
f. G. HYDE,
Railroad St., Oakland, Md.
The Williams Marble and Gran
ite Works, Of Frnsthurg, Md, wishes
to call the attention of the readers of
the REPUBLICAN to their large aud
well selected stock of Marble and
Granite work, ami that they are pre-
pared To furnish all parties needing
memorial work at their usual low
prices. Send for estimates AMI de.
signs. 1888
Dentistry.
DIR. p. P. Ritter will visit Accident,
oo.l toOp =.