The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-02-15
LOCAL N EW S.


and Shoes. at Townshend'S.
I'll have small lot of boots on
hand which will sell for cost.
G. w. LEGGE.
This office can boast of the
youngest foreman in the State. He
is not yet twenty years old. and
competent.
-DpIegate Merrill and son, George,
returned to Annapolis on Tuesday,
after spending several days AT home.
A few copies of "Crudpn'S Con
cnrdhnce and Bible Companion" for
sale at this office. very cheap,
-Ifyuu want Snit Of Clothes.
pair Pants. C, at or Vest cheap, 20 to
'ToWnShend'S.
john Shartznr left on Monday for
Baltimore and returned Thursday
morning,
IS ,uire HiHphaugh left for An
napoiS on Wednesday evening to
attend to some business connected
with our schools,
Died, Feb. 8. at Baltimore, NJ l.,
of Group, Mary, youngest child of
Emnron NJ. nnd Amelia A. Sridel,
aged ! year, 4 months and % days.
Don't forget that Howell keers
the best green ard fhrcy groceries in
town. Also fish and oysters. Brooks
building, Railroad street.
Since Shar'z'r is selling for cash
you can buy very cheap.
"A new line of dress goods, dress
and apron ginghamS. tHh|e damasK,
latest out table oil cloths and white
dress gods Just received at Town.
shend & Sons. Prices low.
The series Of meetings held i'll
King wood by the Rev. NJ. w. Rider,
assisted by Miss Jennie Smith, re-
suited in the conversion AMI reclaim
alton Of about forty persons,
The R,v. J. NJ. Davis filled the
pulpit in the NJ. E. Churca, last S lh-
bath. for the pastor. who is visiting
his brother. The R'v. Benz: ISon
will preach in the same church next
Sabbath.
AS the season is getting late FOR
OvprrnatS. we will sell what we have
left at greatly reduced prices.
5. L. TowNsHEND & Son.
2153t Oakland, Md.
Our re derS who have OAK timber
ianI. or lumber will do we'll 10 read
the advertisement TO the w. &.
White Lumhpr Company, Of Cam
berIanl, and correspond with them.
The scholars of Mrs. T Nltchers
select school will give an entert 'in-
mont at Offutt'S Hall one evrEing
next week. Bills giving date and
other particulars will he tircH!ated'
DR.. II. w. MrCpmas was called
to Accident last Friday to attend
Mr.. LuOuard SharlZor, who Is ser
inusly in, aud WAS competed to
watch him constantly until Monday
in order to save his life.
An effort is being made to or
caniZp lodge of Masons in Oakland,
Several of our citizens are Interested,
and will no doubt be successful in
their effort.
The Knights of Pythias Of Oak
land and Mountain Lake Park ar"
endpavnring to have their charter
changed so as to haye the lodge in
Olkland instead of Mountain Lake
Park.
Daniel Miller, who has held a
position in this Office for aIn0st thir.
teen years, left for Washington last
Sunday to take cases in the Govern
ment printing Office, and will work
on the REGARD. The Government has
no empluyp who is more deserving
and trustworthy than Mr.. Miller.
We are glad to note our frien
Robt. C. Townshpnd, who accident
ally cut long and painful cash in his
ley, while hewing piece of timber.
about three weeks ago, is able to he
upon the STREETS again, and will soon
he ahlo TO resume his work with
Capt. JarbOe.
Dried peaches and apples &c per
III; coal oil $50 test l8t per gallon /;
10 lbs graduated sugar for 81 90
excellentsyrup,4 40 per gallon; 3 cans
corn or tomatoes 25c: piIlsbury -four
75c per sack, and all other goods in
proportion. for cash only, at ShartZ'
er's.
During the present cold snap ice
formed on the ponds sufficiently
hard to permit of skating, and the
boys have been taking advantage of
it, not only during the week, but also
on the Sabbath. This parents should
not allow. If they allow their chill.
dren 10 pr0fane The Sabbath, it may