The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-11-13

FTludy uiSHIO StcU week
Go to J. M. Davis 4 Sons for the
celebrated Telegraph Cider Mill.
WANTED TO BUY.-At Harness
stone, 500 pheasants and 500 wood
cock.
The people Of Accident say Mr..
Wellington's speech mace many
votes for Little Mac'' in that dis
trict.
DIR. E. HI. Gio,felty. of Accident.
and Hon. SiIas Weimer, of McIIenry
called at this Office Wednesday.
Married. Nov. 81, 1856. Ivy Rev.
VIM. Junkins, Mr.. VIM. II. Kitz-
sniIler aud Miss FmiIy s. Bosley.
/. Married, at Elkins. Md, Nov.
8th. 1886, hyf Rev. s. P. Archer, Miss
Ella Merrill to Mr.. David Holless.
Married, near Hambletou, w.
Va. Nov. 9Th, 1886, by Rev. S. 2.
Archer. Miss Hattie G. Brown, to
Mr.. Harry S. McMonigle.
Julian Ii. Thruston, of Cumher.
land, died at the residence of his
uaother, in that city, on Tuesday last,
after a long illness.
Mr.. IL. A. Rasche is improving
his Touring mill Ivy putting in a new
roller buck wheat shocking machine.
manufactured at Silver Greek, New
York.
A detachment of the Garrett
Guard visited the industrial Exhibit
tim at Cumberland Tuesday, and
participated in the target march
Wednesday. We will give the score
next week.
Mr.. w. Lee Coddingtor, of
FTiendsville, this county, left Oak
land Monday for the Maryland Ho--
pital. Baltimore. to receive treatment
for whate swelling. We hope he may
soon return permanently cured.
Il have taken the Agency for the
Hayward Fire Extii gui.her. Every
iecsIse should have them. 1t is AL
wsys ready and reliable in case o
Gce.
M. l.. SCOTT,
u6tf Baltimore Store.
William Broderick has opened a
wagon aud carriage making PStab.
lisisneut on the corner al Main and
Oak streets. All orders left at the
shops of MIR. David Little and Mr..
JOHN Yeilery, will be promptly at.
teWded to. 10 80 If.
A great deal If credit is due Mr..
Daniel Chisholm. the Chairman of
our CouNiy Con,nittee, for our sue
cess at the late election. He was
going almost day and night from the
beginniag to the close of the Gam
paign.
p. T. Cartwright Mountain Lake
Park. has just received the largest
and cheapest stock of Overcnats, mems
and bnys' suits, b"ts aud shoes that
he has ever offered TO the pub ic. all
of which is to be ctOssd out at a small
advance abuve cost. Come at once
for bargains. 1l66.
Il have just opened a nice stock of
jewelry. Our stock of Ladies' wraps
IL still complete, as have been or
deriug every week to keep up asHOrt-
ment. l have splendii line nf
Ladies' and Misses shoes. ali first
quality. M. l.. SCoTr.
Baltimore, Store.
1Il32 Oakland, Nd.
Among the prominent R'publi.
cans in town Tuesday night. from
the different districts in the county,
we noticed DR.. E. FL. Gloifelty,
Michael Menh0rn and Jacob Beckett,
of Accident; Silas Weiiner, of Sang
Run; VIM. E. George and A. f.
George, of Swanton Ebcnezer Kitz
miller, of Kitzmillersville, and A.
C. COmbs. of Ryans Glade.
Married, Sunday, Nov. 7th. 1886,
at the brides residence in Kingwool,
by Rev. Mr.. Driven. Mr.. j. Il !. XII
dow, foreman of the Grafton Stand.
ard, aud Miss Minnie G. Jordan. of
Kingw00d. The bridal party came
to Oakland Monday and left Tuesday
for their future home in Grafton. We
congratulate Ell. and wish that he
and his bride may have ii long and
happy life.
For Sale.
A large 2.year old AIderny Bull,
cheap for cash, also u Durham milch