The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-11-20


60 to j. M. Davis & Sons for the
celebrated Telegraph Cider Mill.
WANTED TO BUY.-At Harness
store, 500 pheasants and 500 wood
cock.
Il have taken the Agency for the
Hayward Fire Extirguisher. Every
house should have them. 1t is al
ways ready and reliable in case of
fire.
M. l.. SCOTT.
II 6tf Baltimore Store.
William Broderirk has opened a
wagon aud carriage making estab.
liShment on the corner al Main and
Oak streets. All orders left at the
shops Of MFR. David Little and Mr..
John Yellery. will he promptly at
tended to. 10 80 If. "a
p. T. Cartwright, Mountain Lake
Park, has just received the largest
and cheapest stock of overcoats, mems
and hoys' suits, hoGts and shoes that
h. has ever offered To the pub ic. all
of which is to I've cIoSSd out at Il small
advance above cost. Come at once
for bargains. 1166.
i have just opened a nice stock of
jewelry. Our stock of Ladies' wraps
Is still complete. as have been Or
dering every week to keep up assort-
ment. | have n splendid fine of
Ladies' and Misses shoes. all first
quality. M. l.. SCoTr.
Baltimore, Store,
II 1872 Oakland, Md.
Col. John E. Woods family
left Oakland Wednesday for Flu
vanua county, Va. where they will
spend the winter. The Colonel will
follow in few days. They will re.
tnrn to their mountain home, to
which they are greatly attached,
next summer.
DIR. d. T. E. Casleel and wife.
whose marriage we noted in our last
issue. returned from the eastern cities
Friday of last week, and were given
a reception by the groom's parents,
residing near Oakland. which was
largely attended. The bride was the
recipient of many valuable presents.
Mr.. Edward WEIGH returned last
week from Fiuvanna county, Va.
where he had bean TO identify mare
stolen from him a short time before.
The animal was found in the poses
sion of colord man named Randall
Groom, who had been in this neigh.
borhood for a year or two past. Mr..
WEIGH brought his horse home with
him. Groom will be brought here
on a requisition and held for May
Court.
We are told that feature of the
parade at Accident was the presence
of lot of hoodlums under the
leadership of Chris. Snyder, who no
doubt took this plan to annoy the
Republicans and further advertise
himself as a leader of the Democracy,
which ne claims TO he.
There viii be Union Service
held in the Lutheran Church Sun
dsy, Nov. 2lst. ut 7 O'clock p. NJ.
This meeting will be held by the
Young MEMS Christian Association
OF Oak land, and all are cordially in
vited to attend and unite with them
In this service.
Attention IL called to the tax col.
lectOr's notice in this issue. Mr..
Gnagey Is determined to give all an
opportunity to pay their taxes before
January lst. 1887, as after that date
he will he compelled to exact interest.
Mr.. Gnagey has been very acc0mO.
dating, and tax. payers should try to
raise the amount o. their taxes and
meet him at the places aud on the
dates announced.
In our local notice of the Hppub-
lican Publication last week, we failed
to mention among the handsomely
Illuminated residences that of F. A.
Thayer. Esq. We also failed to
place the name of Mr.. Thaver among
the list of Marshalls. These 0mis.
sions were rot by any means iuten-
tiOnal on our part, and we are sorry
that they occurred. There may be
others who should have received
mention. We did not pass over the
route, and we're forced to rely upon
others who did for our information.
Church Services SUNDAY.
M. E. Church-Preaching at 7 p.
M. 10y Rev. W. J. Sharps.