The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1889-11-16
LOCAL EW S.

Sec Shartzer's auction bills for
Nov. Dist.
Clothing Carpet and Furniture
Auction at Shartzer's Nov. 2lst, at
10 A. NJ.
An estray calf came to Mr.. Ned
DIV WPlch's farm about month ago
which he desires the owner to take
awav. The calf il red steer, and
will Re year old next spring.
SO overcoats. ~ Mems and SO
Boys suits at Shartzer's auction,
Nov. 2lst. No excuse to be cold.
Married. Nov. 6, 1889. at the res.
idence of Vim. P. Murray, Salisbury,
Pa. ny Rev. J. M. Evans. Mr.. Rob.
ert P. Murray and Miss Anna G..
Seller, both OF near Salisbury, Pa.
-Shartzer will have the largest
auction ever held in Oakland Nov.
Dist, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
STORE Room FOR RENT.-The
store room in Oakland occupied by
Mr.. w. P. Totten during his lifetime,
is for rent. Apply to
MRS. d. /. ToTTEN.
-Brussel and wool carpets at
Shartzer's auction Nov. 81.
Married, at the residence of the
brides mother. near Oakland. by
Rev, c. f. Clark. Mr.. D. l.. Trenton.
of MaysvIIIe, w. Va, and Miss Mar
garetta LawtOn.
Our public schools opened Mon
day last. The teachers in the Oak
land school are: Principal, E. A.
Browning assistants. Misses Matte
Porter, Lou A. Thayer, Bessie
Browning and Julia Stanton.
II you don't believe the sugar trust
is bursted, 60 to John Shartzer's and
get his prices, that will make you
think so.
Rev. and Mrs. John NJ. Davis
were called to Somerset, Somerset
county. Pa, to attend the funeral of
DR.. Brubaker. who died suddenly
Tuesday evening. Deceased was a
biother.in-law of Mr.. Davis and well
known to many of our people 10 the
lower end of the county.
Cartwright will open up this
week the prettiest line of Oyercoats.
Suits, Pants, and other staple goods
he eyer offered to the public. His new
stock is ahead of anything heretofore
baought to Mt. Lake Park, and
guarantees perfect satisfaction. 16 ct
--Shartzer is taking orders for corn
at 40 cts. per bushel; Western oats
cts. par bushel, Garrett county oats
35 cts. Please send on your orders
at once.
The election is over and some
body is disappointed, but if you will
60 to Cartwright for good, cheap
wOOlens for mems ware, cheap oats,
and cheap dress goods. and cheap
everything. there will he no disap.
pointment. Just received, some good
drives. Come quick. one ard all.
Go to Shartzer and he will beat
YOU with the best prices for the tleas
money.
-Garthright'will offer 2 cars Oats
for sale the latter part of this week.
Choice select white oats at SO cents,
mixed at 70 cents. One cent advance
in less than 100 busheI lots. He has
Just received large lot of good
things in staple goods, which will go
very low. Heavy woolens for mems
wear a specially. 1922
Go to Shartzer's auction Nov.
2lst. and get suit or overcoat and
don't he shivering with cold.
Married. October 23d, by the
Rev. Joseph Dewitt. Lemuel E.
Friend. of Birmingham, Alabama,
and Lulu g.. Michaels, of Garrett
county. at the residence of the BRIDES
parents. After a short visit to his
parents and friends they left for their
new home in the above state. May
the blessings of kind Providence go
with them.
Mr.. John T. Browning and fam
lily and "Uncle" jeremiah Jamison
left Oakland Wednesday morning
for Oregon. We stated last week
that Mr.. Thomas COddingtOn would
accompany Mr.. Browning, but he
will not go out until he hears favor
able reports from Mr.. Browning and
others.
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