The Republican., 1890-06-28
LOCAL NEW S.


Mr.. Daniel Chisholm has rented
his cottage for the season.
-Shartzer's sugar king is wild and
sells granulated sugar at &c.
Rev. Henry P. Hamill and wife
were in Oakland this week.
Don't fail to see the Red. White
and Blue Horse Rakes, at Davis &
Sons. 1t will pay you.
WANTED = A good cook and
housekeeper. Four in family. No
children. Apply at Garthright's
store.
just received at Davis & Sons,
another car of Orchilla Guano, and
Silver Gray Fertilizer, suitable for
buckwheat and Corn.
Mr.. Ben. Sincell, foreman of the
KingWood Journal, was in Oakland
over Sunday. Ben. expects to soon
permanently locate in Oakland.
Mr.. Daniel Chisholm. of Oak.
land, attended the Wellington ban
quet at Cumberland. Wednesday
night of last week.
We haye made arrangements to
handle the Champion Machine aud
have full line of repairs for the New
Mower on hand.
DAVIS e. Son.
We make special drives on water
melons and canteIopes. Fruits of all
kinds in season. The cheapest place
in Oakland for same.
FELTY & Co,
Rail Road st.
Mr.. F. A. Thayer now occupies
his handsome new cottage on third |
street. Messrs. Spedden & B0lden |
were the contractors, and the cottage
reflects credit upon their workman
ship.
Died. at keystone Mine, Pa,
June l4th, 1890, Joshua Recknor.
aged l5 years and 3 months. He
was buried at Mt. Zion M. L. church |
near Shade Mills. Funeral services
were conducted by Rev, Evans. of
Salisbury, Pa.
Buy your Fruits, Vegetables and
Melons at headquarters. You will
always find there the best and cheap
est. They receive fresh supplies from
the gardens every morning. Don't
forget the place. Railroad street,
at Felty & Co.'s.
The Carter house is about COM
pleted, and will be occupied by Mrs.
DIR. Carter and family, of Phlladel-
phia, Pa. in few days. This is one
of the most substantial dwellings in
Oakland, and while its outside ap.
pearance Is not SO striking. it is very
handsomely finished within. Capt.
j. NJ. Jarboe was the builder and
was his own architect.
Miss Jennie johnson left for her
home at Oakland last Saturday.
Miss Johnson was one of the many
charming commencement visitors
who added greatly to the several So
cial events of the week by her pres-
ence and accomplishments. She pos
sesses an amiable disposition. refined
manners, cultivated intellect and
beauty of face and figure, and has
gained for herself a large circle of
friends in Morgantown.-Morgaa.
tom dominion.
Died, June 18th. 1890. at her
home in Frostburg district, Eliza.
wife of Aaron Wilhelm, aged So
years, 8 months and 10 days. Mrs.
Wilhelm was i'll for some months.
She bore her sickness with patience
and christian fortitude. Forty
years had she served her Lord in
the militant church. She was
member of the GreenviIle Reformed
congregation. in Greenville town
ship, Pa. The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Evans, of Sails.
bury, Pa, in Greenville Reformed
church, and amidst a large concourse
of neighbors and friends her remains
were laid to rest in the grave. yard
near the church. A husband and
five children she leaves behind. Not
only was she beloved by her own
family. but was held in high esteem
by all who knew her. But our loss
is her eternal gain. "Precious in
the sight of the Lord is the death of
his saints"
Cartwright has just received nice
ana cheap black and white sattines,
at 12c. worth 20c; plain black sat.
tines, at &c.,. worth 25c.; II yards
best prints for $1,0O; II yards best
check ginghsms, $1'O0; 16 yards of
prime muslin, $1.OO Fresh and
sweet roll butter wanted. Highest
cash price paid for fresh eggs. Green
Castle grain cradles sold cheap.