The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-11-28
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"dheneH tO TeHhln OH the CARS AT MI
times, is causing great dissatisfaction
TO the employees and it Will not be
surprising if there is trouble before
the winter is over.
The gold watch offered by the
WOman's Relief Corps as a prize to
the young lady collecting a large sum
of money during the progress of the
fair, WAS won by Miss Nettie Mich
aels, of Oakland, Md. at the drawing
on Saturday night. who put over $50
into their treasury. - Cumberland
News.
The business man who never ad.
vertises save. a great many expenses.
He saves clerks salaries aud needs
but small stock to supply his Gus.
TONERS. This makes insurance and
taxes small expense. Only small
capital is required, and n small buIId-
ing Is sufficient for the proprietor and
the spiders. The money saved 10y
not advertising will come handy
bearing funeral expenses of dead
business.
AT seven O'Clock Monday evening
the water station and oil house on the
West Virginia Central Railroad, near
Westernpnrt, were discovered to be
on fire. Every effort was made to
save the buildings hut without avail,
they burned to the ground. The fire
company from Westernport was call
eli and was soon on the spot. They
rendered excellent service in presprv
ing the engine house and machine
shop. The origin of the fire is not
known.
The West Salisbury store Of Fl.
Janlorf q Co., has been sold To III. G..
Shaw, of GranisviIle, who has taken
hnld. or soon wiil.-M"ypr>daIe Conn
mprcial.
NJ. j. Mayors. our Oakland drug
( gist, certainly spared no pains or out
lay in selecting his holiday stock. 1t
is far superior tn any brought tn Oak
land and will fully repay any one to
stop in his store to examine them.
Eternal advertising is the price of
| In bat
sivp to advertise. 1t is the most
profitable expense you can have il
you handle it properly. This is not
a mere assertion, hut demonstrated
fact, proven by the prosperity of all
successful advertisers.
Last week, in the account of the
case of Clark VS.. Barriit, removed
from this county to Alle2any, we
said 1.-THE jury returned with IA yer.
dict of 81 $50 in fOvOr of the plain.
the plaintiff.
We have an interesting letter from
Elder which we cannot publish he.
cause there was no nome signed tn
the communication.
The UnionioWn Ne,Os has narrowly
escaped having trouble with Uncle
Sam. The Ne,os was, previous to the
passage of the lottery bill by Con-
greSs, publishing an advertisement OF
the "L0tera de la Beneficencia Pub.
iico" in the state of Zacatecas, Mex
leo. Accidentally the advertisement
remained in the paper for a couple of
issues after the bill had been signed
by the President. They Their took
out. In the meantime Rey. H. G..
Bird had forwa' ded "a copy of the
Ne,cS to the authorities at Washing.
ton. d. c., ana on Friday "A special
agent arrived here and examined the
paper and its files. He was told that
the publication was accidental and
| not intentional and that the adj. was
taken out rs soon az noticed. AS it
stands nothing will come of it,
| Uni0nt0Wn Standard.
The ladies' in charge of the Girls
| Industrial School of Oakland, met t
Sturgiss' Hall un Saturday at 10
O'Clock a. m. Twenty.one little girls,
ranging in years from 8 to ii. were
present and each one was given either
plain sewing or knitting. The school
promises to become success and the
ladies desire that any mothers in
| Oakland or vicinity who would like
to have their girls taught plain sew
ing. knitting or fancy work will avail
themselves Of this opportunity and
also encourage the school by sending
their girls promptly. All materials
! furnished free. The managers of the
school are: Directress, Mrs. Fanny
d. Read; Vice Presidents. Mrs. Gen.
Ctook, Mrs. Totten. Miss Nellie tn {.
ley, Mrs. Scott Jones; Mrs. Than.
Hinphmugh. Treasurer; Mrs. Bowie
Johnson, Secretary.
Do you smoke a pipe? IF so come
or send to S. LawtOn's. have the
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