The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-12-14
LOCAL N wv S.

dav goods.
Twenty. hoxes of oranges for
sale cheap at HOwell's.
Wanted Mt oncp-lO. 900 pounds
buck wheat aaXs- ss~-yaAR IStee.EPr's
DOLLS, drums. fancy glassware.
&C., at Shartzer's.
Fresh oyster and fish constantly
on hand at HowelI's.
Wanted at John Sharrzpr's-8000
pounds dressed turkeys at 12l cents.
Howell has the largest stock of
fancy groceries in Garrett county.
Have turkeys at Shart zer's. If
cold. Dec. 2lst, and no later than
Dec. 23rd.
Finest and freshest candies in the
market at HoweIl's. Railroad street.
Full stock of candies, oranges,
lemons. fruits, nuts, cakes, &C., at
John Shartzer's.
The largest stock Of fruits. nuts.
&C., in Oakland, at Howell's.
Go to Shartzer next week and
see what fine stock he Is opening
for Holidays.
Howell keeps constantly on hand
every kind of vegetable the market
affords.
Largest stock O toys and fancy
goods in Oakland, opened at Shartz-
er's next week.
Joseph Ciaymire. an old man
who has resided i'm Oakland for many
years. died Friday night of last week
Go to Shartzer's for your toys,
&r., he will have very large stock
and sell at rock bottom price.
Cartwright will pay the highest
cash or trade price for all fresh ground
buckWhea -four he can get.
So, 900 to loan on first mortgage.
THOMAS G. SINCELL.
Attorneys-at-Lsw, Oakland, Nd.
The Fraternal Circle and En-.
dowment Division has already over
sixty members in Oakland. John
Shartzer will give special rates until
January 1St.
John Shartzer will begin to open
toys and fancy goods next week and
continue daily until Christmas day.
-Mpmbers of Oakland Post, G. A.
R.. are requested to be present. III
possible. the 4th Saturday night of
this month. Important business.
10. MICHAEL, Adgt.
Attention is called to the card of
Spedden & Bold n, carpenters and
contractors. in another column. We
can cheerfully recommend these
young men as fist class mechanics
and honorable men.
Married, Dec. 5th, at the Re-
formed Parsonage, Salisbury, Pa. by
Rev. j. NJ. Evans. Jas. H. Staup, of
Haysviiie. and Miss DeIilah Getz, of
Salisbury, both of Somerset county.
Penna.
Mr.. G. W. Slick. of Grantsville,
an old Pennsyiyania soldier, has been
granted a pension "f 81 per month,
through the professional services of
Jacob Brown. Esq, of the Cumbsr-
land Bar.
Cartwright will pay the highest
market price for all nice, fat, dressed
chickens and turkeys that may he
brought to his store at Mt, Lake
Park, between December 18th and
22nd. ct
Our Pastor. Rev. G. E. Clark. re.
ceived a handsome donation on last
Thursday night, hut Rev. w. E.
Dean received the most valuable one,
as his wife on the same evening pre-
scented to him for his tender care and
training fine large baby boy.
-EsTRAYs.-Ther are now on my
premises. Z miles North of Oakland,
two 3.year old steers, one black and
white and the other white. The
owner is notified to come. prove
property. pay charges and take them
away. JAMES BOWsER,
HAS Cranberry Glade Farm.
Wash day need no longer be re-
garded as day of drudgery. The
United States Washing Machine has
overcome this difficulty. Washing
can now be done easily and quickly
by any member of the family. You
are invited to examine the mashine
at Davis & Sons Hardware Store.
Oakland, Md. Dec. z l3t
For Christmas Presents.
Tod;as1 ond GontJS 2iIk anI 7 linen