The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-12-19

Cline will sell goods for the next 80
days at cost. Times are hard and
money scarce. Take advantage of
this and get your goods for Christmas
cheap. We have plenty of goods and
must sell them.
William Gates. Wesley and James
DeBerry, all of Huttons. killed four
fine deer ard wild turkey near
Frankville. this county, Friday of
last week.
Mr.. f. w. KelsO informs us that
at the SAW mill explosion las week
three Of his horses were badly in
jured. Two of them were scalded
and the third was struck by piece
of timher.
Mr.. Lloyd Rawlings, late station
agent at the w. Va. G.. Junction,
has been promoted to assistant train
runner of w. Va. &. G. A. Knight
succeeds Mr.. Rawlings as agent at
that station.
About sixty meu are nnW wOrking
on the extension Of the West Vir-
ginia Central railroad from EikJu-.
We are informed that a permanent
line will he run tn Beverly soGn in
order that condemnation proceedings
may he commenced.-R Randolph
/ Enterprise.
! A friend induced me- tn try saliva
! ton o. fHr tHy rhru nitir foot. [
used itaud IN" rhru,,ttti-m j. entirely
gone. john IL. Andersun, Balti-
more, Md.
Positive and unsolicited testimony
from every section confirms every
cIaim madeIOr the wonderful effi,acy
Of DR.. BuiI's Cough Syrup. Price
% cents.
Ex-Statt Senator J. P. Jones will
he unable To attend the Inter State
Immigration Convention at Ash.
vile. n. Con the 18th of this month.
to which ne was appointed a dele.
gate by Gov. Fleming. His son,
cashier Scott T. Jones, of the Oak.
land bank, is sick and Mr.. Jones has
to attend to his du:ies.-Kingwood
Journal.
Mr.. E. E. Enlow. of Navota, CAL,
in renewing his subscription, writes,
among other things /: II have been
a reader of THE REPUBLICAN for Il
number of years, and no matrer
where l am | always hail it rs a
welcome messenger from dear old
Garrett. To one eXiled. as it were,
from his early companions and asSo
ciates. each item is scanned with an
eager eye. and letters from various
parts ot the county are particularly
interesting. A. in the past | wish
THE REPUBLICAN abundant sue
cess"
Oakland Council No. 249, Catholic
Benevolent Legion, elected officers
for the ensuing year at the regular
meeting held on Tuesday last. The
officers elected are rs follows: Presi-
dent, Julius A. K0ehm vice presi.
dent. NJ, j. Garrett; orator, j. A .
Wolf; Secretary, j. NJ. LiiZirgeI;
collector. John FHherty; treasurer,
Richard Il. MsT0ney; chaplain.
Rey. r. Mattingiy; marshal. NJ.
Wa "a; gu,rl. Oven M kim; trus
tee. Alexander FiickenSteIn, NJ
Tracy john ". Matoney ; represent
atIve. j. w. Hart. The council j.
said To ne in u finuri>hing candition.
Alta Lndge. knights of Honor, Of
Oakland. elected officers for he en.u
ing year Friday night, IN friloWS {:
Di, tator, Thomas j Peddicnrd !;
vice-dictatnr, John Compton; assis.
tant dictator, James o. Cleveland !;
treasurer. George M. Mason chap.
lain, Rev. John M. Davis reporter.
DR.. S. TnwnShrnd financial RI
porter, A. q. SturgisS guide. David
Little A.; guardian, D.. +. II. Bart
tett; ~onticei. Dr.. w. H. Raven.
-rraH; Trustees, J NJ. Davis. Dr.. S.
Tow .tsh''nt HnH d. J Lnr NJ G, ma;
. Representatives to q aud Lodge.
! Thnmas j. Peddirord.
Business.