The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-06-21
LOCAL N EW S.


p. A. Fox. of Terra Alta, was in
Oakland Monday for a short time on
business.
Rev. Shaw, of Rowlesburg. w.
Va, was in the city last Monday for
short time.
Davis & Son have put in a full
line of horse rskes. Parties wishing
rakes should see them before buying.
"A fine cottage for rent at Noun
tain Lake Park. ..,. ....
ser 80, a,,.2< j. c. PEDDICoRD.
Don't fail to see the Red. White
and Blue Horse Rakes. at Davis &
Sons. 1t will pay you.
Percy Veitch. who has been
away since last fall. is at home for
the summer vacation.
WANTED - A good cook and
housekeeper. Four in family. No
children. Apply at Garthright's
store.
Just received. at the Oakland
Mill. 8 car loads containing Flour,
Feed, Oats and Corn. all for sale at a
reasonable price.
The Lutheran Sunday School
will observe "Children's Day" the
last Sunday of June. the 29tn. All
are cordially invited to be present.
Just received at Davis & Sons,
another car of Orchilla Guano, and
Silver Gray Fertilizer. suitable for
buckwheat and Corn.
Compton Tasker, who has been
away from Oakland for several
months, is spending short vaca-
ton here with his mother.
Married, June 18th. in Cumher-
land, Md. by the Rev. B. Ison, Mr..
Charles o. Miller. of Smithfield. Pa,
to Miss Layinia Budd, of West New
ton, Pa.
We have made arrangements to
handle the Champion Machine and
have full line of repairs for the New
Mower on hand.
DAVIS & Son.
Julius Srherr, one Of the prnpsi.
ft"Is Of the Oakland Wooden Mills.
was in the city yesterday visiting
friends and attending Ia busin, S
matters Cumberland Ne,cs.
The old soldiers of Preston colu
ty, w. Va, will hold their reunion
on the Sd. 4lh and 9Th of JnIy. at
KIngWOod. A number of orators are
INVITED and expect to he present.
George Merrill, Jr., who has heen
lying at deaths door for several days,
il, we are happy to note, better at
this writing "Wednesday m0rning),
and some hopes are entertained of
his recovery.
-Artie Fraley, the accommodate
ing teller in the bank here. will join
the ever increasing band of Benedicts
on Thursday of next week. Miss
Eva Shaver, CT Terra Alta, is to be
his pardner in "double blessedness. {"
Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Susie Hamill,
daughter of Judge Hamill, to Mr..
Arthur ToWnshend. The ceremony
will be performed in the M. E.
Church on Wednesday of next week.
Chris. Felty has moved into the
brick house belonging to Robert
Porter. on Second street. Mr.. An
derson. who formerly occupied the
house. moved into John Shartzer's
house opposite the Lutheran church.
on Fifth street.
Some sneak.thief stole seventeen
young chickens from the hennery of
Bernard Freise. one night last week.
Bernard is pretty positive he knows
who stole them, but is waiting for a
little more evidence before he has the
partleS arrested.
ALI lovers of a cup of good tea
should call at CIine's grocery and get
sample of tea and compare price
and quality. This tea was bought
direct from importers at New York,
for cash. and is guaranteed first quail
ity. Remember the place-WilIiam
Smouse building. Railroad street.
Benoni Jordon. of Kingwood. w.
Va, was in Oakland several days
since our last issue. visiting his
daughter, Mrs. J. Ed. Kildow. This
was Mr.. Jordon's first visit here for
about twenty-seven years. He is
thinking of locating here.
Cartwright has just received nice
ana cheap black and white sattines,
at l2c, worth Zoe; plain black sat
tines, at Ice, worth 25c,; II yards
uess prints Tor 81 %. II yards Uast
check siu2Hsma, 500; 10 yards OF
prime muslin, 500 Fresh and
sweet yoli bUiIer wanted II Iph9st