The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-05-11

The Mrs. Israil cottage in Cations
vile is for rent. Apply at this Office.
20 yards Bingham check for 81 90,
at Jameson & Shartzer's.
Mr.. Mathew Cullen. of Salt Lake
City, is now in Oakland.
Died, Sunday. at the residence Of
his son. near Sunny Side, this coun-
ty. after a long and painful illness.
Nelson Baker, in the 74th year of
his age.
Melvin e. Garlitz was tried last
week in Cumberland for the killing
of his wife in that city few weeks
ago. and found guilty of murder in
the first degree.
As bolts of wall paper for $1.00 at
Jameson q Shartzer's.
-Messrs. Jacob Brown, R. T.
Semmes, w. E. Walsh. Robert Cor.
don and F. Williams were among
the Cumberland attorneys in attend
ance at court this week.
For SALE An eighteen horse.
power steam saw mill, of the "Geiser"
pattern, nearly new. Address
JOHN F. BROWNING,
APO 3m Oakland. Md.
"A special meeting was held in
the Y. M. G. Hall in Oakland Tues
day evening, when Miss Jennie
Smith delivered an address with
more than her usual power.
The Town Council met Monday
night and organized bv electing A.
G. Sturgiss. Esq, 1.-THE only Republic
car member.) President, John Hart
Clerk. and Geo. M. Mason Treasurer.
We are receiving large Quanti-
ties of fresh Potomac Shad and Her
ring, also several varieties of fresh
fish from the lakes. at Felty's Fruit
and Vegetable store, Brooks building,
r. r. street.
Married. April SOth. 1889. at the
residence of the brides parents, at
Braddock. Pa, Mr.. Howard Minard.
formerly of Selbysport, this county.
and Miss Katie Ebner, of Braddock,
Pa.
Mr.. John E. Gnagey passed
through Oakland Wednesday for
Baltimore for the purpose of pur-
chasing a large stock, of spring and
summer goods for his store at Acct
dent.
The entertainment by Prof. Ford
at Offutt's Hall Tuesday evening was
highly appreciated by those present.
The Professor consented to come
again in the near future. when we
predict for him full house.
AT Felty & Co.'s Fruit and Veg
etable store you will find full stock
of Flowers, Plants, &C. Orders for
cut f1owere, boquets. &C., will receive
prompt attention. Brooks Building,
r. r. street.
Mr.. s. P. Specht, formerly of Nc
Henry, is now located at Deer Park,
where he is engaged in general mer-
chandising. We can recommend
"Sammy" to the people of Deer Park
as a worthy young man.
Cartwright, at Mountain Lake
Park. Is closing out large stock of
Shoes, Hats. Clothing, Grass seed
and other things too numerous to
mention at cost for cash. Come one
and all for best bargains eyer offered.
Good pair shoes for $1.00. 543
The Oakland District M. E. Con-
ference will be held at Fellowsville.
Preston, county, w. Va. June 18th.
18th and 18th, next. Local Preachers.
Exhorters, Glass Leaders, Sunday
School Superintendent and District
Stewards are members of District
Conference.
Rev. David TasKer. of the Cen
trail Illiuois Conference, who has
been spending the winter in evange-
listic work in Florida, will visit his
friends and family in Oakland about
the first of June. He will probably
be stationed in or near Philadelphia
after brief stay here. He has held
successful revivals in Orange City,
Deland, New Smyrna. Tampa and
st. Augustine, and is now at Gaines.
vile, Florida.
Who brought coffee down to Is
cents? Who brought canned good
down to 3 cans for 25 cents? Who
brought granulated sugar down to
II pounds for $1.OO? Who brought
corn meal down to S1.10 per 100 lbs ?
Who brought bran down to 80 cent?
per 100? Who brought good -four
down to rs cents per sack? Who
stirred up the merchants of Oakland
to decorate their windows? If Jam.
essen & Shartzer did all of the above,
why not buy your goods of them.