The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-11-21


largest and cheapest line Of Dry
Goods, Notions. BOots, Shoes, Cloth.
ing, in the town.
The wind storm Monday night did
some slight damage to trees and
chimneys in town, besides shattering
the nerves of some of the inhabitants
of Oakland.
There is radish on exhibition in
Sturgiss' pharmacy which measures
over three feet in circumference. 1t
WAS grown on the farm of G. w. Saw
age, near Deer Park. Next!
A shooting match will take place
at Deer PARK on Tuesday. November
20. There will be twenty-five fine
turkeys contested for.
LEMUEL MALE.
If you want dried grapes, currantS,
peaches. apples, prunes, prepared
cocoanut, fruit puddine or anything
else, you had better see how Cline is
selling them before purchasing else
where.
James O'Neal, an old resident of
Franklin Hill, was found Thursday
morning lying dead against the side
of the b. & o. track. just west of
| pinnnnnf In . l.,
engine.
If there is any one in Oakland who
has not given his views of the late
political earthquake we would like to
see him. We are always on the alert
for novelties, and bark-number OF
that kind would be decidedly start.
ling.
Santa Claus now travels by train.
| Cline got despatch that he would
make his store his headquarters for
the holidays. so come around old and
young and see him. He is n nice OLD
chap and viii have plenty of good
things.
I-aac Bolyard. of Thomas, w. Va.
has moved to Oakland and will Oc.
rupy the Bush house back of the M .
f. parsonage. Mr.. Bniyard will
open extensive coal yards in town.
We welcome him and his family to
Oakland aud wish him success in
his enterprise.
G. A. BoIdrn, who for the past
tire. years was enjoyed as timer
for j. 7. SIMPLIFY, resigned his posi-
ton with the intention of going into
business at the "0lh stand" in Collins
block. where he will be found with
the latest and Eest machinery. -Mty
ersda!e Register.
Fire was discovered in the works OF
the Cumberland Hydraulic Cement
Mill about 10 80 Tuesday night, and
they were entirely consumed, along
with the machinery. etc. This i'm
meuse plant is situated on the wesi
side of Wills creek and has no con
necti0n with the water works.
In the Circuit Court for Allegany
County on Saturday No. 80 trials
Clark VS. Barritt, removed from thi:
county, the jury returned after an ah
sence of several hours, with veitiic
of s; $50 in favor Ofthe plaintiff. TIL,
amount sued for was over $500
Messrs. Semmes and Hamill repre-
scented the plaintiff and Thomas
Sincell and Richmond the defendant
Next Thursday will he one of thu
great days of the yea:. Did you eve
estimate the number of fowl
rlaughtertd in our little Republic OF
Thanksgiving day: If only one i
killed for every 80 inhabitants. twt
million ftathery bipeds have thei
necks stretched over the execution
et''S block.
Miss Mary Garrett has sent to tn,
Peabody at Baltimore. for the ar
gallery, a superb oil painting from
the collection of her father. Tit
picture Was intended 10y Mr.. Jnhr
w. Garrett for the Peabody. The
subject represents Christ heing car
ried to the sepu!chIe. All the fig
ures are life size, and the painting i
seven or eight feet nigh.
The business man who never ad
vertises saves great many expenses
He saves clerks salaries and need
bat a small stock to supply his Gus
toners. This makes insurance ant
taxes a small expense. Only small
capital is required. and a small buiId
ing is sufficient for the proprietor ant
the spiders. The money saved b.
not advertising will come hand,
bearing funeral expenses of deaf
business.
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