The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-04-12
"A full supply of the celebrated
Orchilla Guano at Davis & Sons.


Timothy Seed $1.75, at John Shartz-
er's
Doctor E. X. Goldsdorough is
having his residence, on Oak street,
reprinted.
John Shartzer is still selling at
cost. New man takes hold 1st Of
May.
The Lutheran Sunday. school will
meet at 9: 80 A. M. in the future in
stead of 10 o'clock as formerly.
ID. E. Offutt. Jr.. and w. H.
Scott. of this place, were In Cumber.
land on Monday.
IT you want a first-class pillow at
low price. call at Davis Hardware
Store, Oakland Md,
z. X, Brown, of Morgantown, at
one time principal of the Oakland
schools. is visiting friends in town
this week.
1T Is against the law to remind a
debtor by postal card that he owes
you a bill, and that he would like
him to pay the same.
The accommodation train was
delayed some time at Altamont on
Monday morning by freight Car
being off the track at that place.
The Rev. G. ]. Trippett and fam.
lily of Terra Alta. and James Ander-
son, of Lewburg, spent last Sabbath
In Oakland, the guests of w. Scott
Jones'
-Shartzer is still on top and sci.
ling goods very cheap: Hams, 123c ;
lard. 8 lbs. for Csc; side meat Sc ;
very fine syrup, 40c; good syrup,
Soc; N. o. molasses, SOC -four $3.50
per barrel.
The Rev. e. J. Trippett, of Terra
Alta. filed the Presbyterian pulpit
last Sabbath morning and evening.
the Rev. Mr.. Foulk being yet unable
to attend to his PASTORAL duties.
photographer Pritchard is nav.
ing a large addition built to his gal
lery on Second street. When com.
pleted, it will be quite an improve
ment to the already large building.
The small boy has been busily
engaged for the last few days ia at.
tempting to catch the finny inhabi.
tants of Yough. Their labors haye
not been rewarded as yet with large
catches.
Mr.. F. Stansberry, boot and shoe
maker. corner Third and Alder
streets, has just received large sop
oily of leather of every kind required
In his business.and is now better pre-.
pared than ever to supply the public
needs in his line. Repairing neatly
and promptly done.
Last Thursday morning just az
ter day break the house occupied by
David Glaze was discovered to be on
fire. The fire had made considerable
progress before it was seen. but by
hard work it was extinguished after
doing considerable damage to the
roof: defective flue was the cause.
Judge Wilson, of Washington
CITY, who has purchased the Perry
property. in North Oakland. was
here few days since our last issue.
and contracted with Capt. J. M.
Jarboe to remodel the house and
make a number Of Improvements
about the premises.
While Samuel Butler was engag.
ed in rolling logs on the hillside just
south of Oakland, last Saturday. he
had the misfortune to have log to
roll over his left foot and ankle. bruis-
ing them considerably. He was as
sisted home by young companion,
and i now about we'll again.
Jacob Gnagey. one of the best
supporters of The REPUBLICAN, and
Jno. w. Blocher, a staunch Demo.
crat. made US a very pleasant call on
Tuesday. Both gentlemen take a
lively interest I'm the county's wei.
fare, and are among our most val.
liable citizens. Call again. gentle.
men. when you are in town.
One of the greatest revivals ever
held in East Newark Is now in prog
ress, conducted by Miss Adelaide
Sherman. the railroad evangelist.
One hundred and Fifty have been to
the altar. OF which 125 have been
converted in the last four nights.
God has given this lady rare gifts
and great powe. in leading souls to
Christ.-Ne,oark (Ohio) Advertiser.
Thomas Dunn. of Rowlesburg,
who was tried in the Circuit Court
of Preston county. w. Va. last