The Republican., 1889-06-22
-Offutt keeps the Original Green.
castle Cradle. Best in the world.

Rev. G. w. w. Amick, of Johns
town, Pa, is in town. His wife came
here last week.
DIR. Goldsborough and family. of
Washington, now occupy their sum-
mer residence on Oak street.
JAP anese Buckwheat $3.50 now.
Only few bushels left.
G. T. SWEET, Swanton, Md.
The Original Greencastle Cradle
has H. S. Welch, Greencastle, Pa.
burned in the handle.
-Children's Day exercises will be
held in the Garrett Memorial Church
Sunday evening at y o'clock.
Gen. B. F. Kelley and family
are at "Swan Meadows" the Gener-
ais country seat, near Oakland.
-Messrs. Godfrey and Henry Fell
ty have purchased the Brooks build
ing on railroad street, Oakland.
Mr.. Ben. SincelI, who has been
in Washington for the past two wears,
is at home for a few weeks holiday.
DIR. e. H. Bartlett and family
returned from Baltimore this week.
They have taken the Reynolds cot
tage on Oak street.
We have a good supply of the
celebrated Thomas Hay Rakes and
Champion Steel Mowers.
J. M. DAVIS d Son.
Married, on the 18th inst. at his
home in Oakland, by the Rev. ]. S.
Foulk. Rosel Carroll and Mary L.
Burns. both of Monongahela county,
w. Va.
Married, on June 18th, at his
home in Oakland. Nd. by the Rev.
J. S. Fouik. Lewis w. Ramsey and
Lucy Price, both of Barbour county.
w. Va.
Mrs. Krebes and Miss Walters.
of Johnstown, Pa. are visiting at
Mr.. s. T. Jones. Their friends all
escaped the food, but they lost their
property.
-Messrs, A. G. Scherr & Bro. ship.
ped this week nearly car load of
flanneIs from the Oakland WooleD
Mills. principally to wholesale houses
in Baltimore and Wheeling.
-Children's Day was observed in
the M. E. Church Sunday last. The
floral decorations were very beauti.
fuI, the music was excellent and the
entire programme we'll rendered.
-Garthright is Offering the genuine
Greencastle Grain Cradle cheaper
than was ever sold, and is closing
out large lot heavy shoes to make
ready for big stock winter boots.
For SALE-An eighteen horse.
power steam saw mill, ofthe "Geiser''
pattern, nearly new. Address
JOHN F. BROWNING,
42O 3m Oakland. Md.
p. T. Cartwright. at Mountain
Lake Park, will offer 200 sacks nice
salt at IS cents per sack. This offer
is good for two weeks only. Nice
potatoes wanted.
The circus was we'll patronized
last Saturday. Some persons placed
the number in attendance as high as
1000. Good order was maintained,
thanks to local option.
DIR. B. T. Keller and family, of
Bloomingburg. Ohio, are in Oakland
4" visiting relatives and friends. We
understand that the Doctor has a
large practice and is pleased with the
country.
Ats a meeting of Oakland Post
No. 35, G. A. R., Tuesday evening,
four were added to the membership,
making 33 members at present, and a
number of applications for member
ship filed.
"A festival will be held at South
Point on the evenings of the 26th and
9th insts.. for the purpose of fixing
up their place of worship. Refresh
ments of various kinds will be fur
nished. All invited to come.
Rev. Dunlap, formerly stationed
at Mansfield, Ohio, has accepted a
call to the Evangelical Lutheran
Church of Oakland. He temporarily
occupies the Mrs. Kildow residence
on Mill street.
Two colored men, giving their
names as Chas. Harris and Chas.
johnson, of Cumberland, were badly
injured near Mountain Lake Park
Thursday morning, while stealing
their way on a freight train. They
were in some way caught between
the bumpers. They were brought to
Oakland, and at the time of going to
press are In the depot building.