The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-05-15

next lO days save 10 per cent anC
hsve your wheels fixed before they
break down.
Miss Allie NJ. Franfz. of Sang Run
and Miss Nellie Browning made thi.
Office very pleasant call on Wednes
day. Miss Frantz WAS visiting In
Oakland day or two this week.
Last Thur.day as Philip Davis was
driving down Third street with q
load nf hay. he alluwe his team Ia
walk into the gl,ss front If o. Hart
IL Sons store breaking one Of tie
large windows.
Hon. Arnold c. Scherr. Of Mayes.
vile. w. Va, WAS in o ,kland on
Tuesday for few hours iuoking nfIe
his business affairs. He IL associated
with his brother Julius in the Oak.
land woulen miI:I.
Mra. Dora Loughridge tnee SpiKer)
who has been attending At the he'd
side of her sis ter. Miss Lille Spikpr
"f near Oakland. for several weeks,
left for her home in Preston county
w. Va. on Monday.
Mr.. and Ms. Hart, of Cedar r ,pIds
Iowa. who have he' east visiting
GieutA, arrived in 0 .kland last Sat
nrday and remained the guests of
Mr.. john Aunt until Monday. when
they left for their home.
We have been requested to an
nouncr that CDR unna Chapel vi b
re .opem d for pubic worship on 81 .
day. May II. There will ne pre- tcil.
ing in the church every Sunday
al 1880 II. III. during the summer
and fail months. Sunday school AT
9 Il. III.
Mrs. David Arnold, living about
four miles south of Oakland. was
taken suddenly and seriously III
Tuesday afternoon. but is now much
b tier. Mrs. Arnold Is subject 10
these sudden attacks which sOiue.
times cause her friends despair of her
getting we'll again.
oakland was visited ny "ftke,"
Saturday, who wanted to sell the
people glue that would "stick any.
thing" The Emusic" he made would
put TO blush that long eare'l, shaved.
tailed creature whose melOiit US voice
we sometimes hear, and caused the
question to be asked, "What is il ~
Last Thursday morning the resi-.
dence or Mr.. Stansberry, on OAK
street was fOunu TO he on fire, but
prompt action on the part of chose
who happened to lie near at the time
property. But little damage was
done. The fire originated by IA spal K
falling upon the roof.
Miss Mary O'NrII. formerly of near
P.tlsnusgn. VINO has been with
Bishop Taylor in Africa FIR more
than n year rs Il missionary, but c IL
tractiEg the African Inalarial lever
was forced to return to her native
land, is ut Mt. Lake Park where ah'
expects nsppnh the coming summer.
Miss O'N,.il has already greatly i'm.
prov, Il in health since she came to
the Paik.
The war il over, and war prize 9
must get out uf D tklani. l am only
selling furniture. carpets, wall paper
aud paints. and am determined tn
see prices right. Wall paper 8 cents
par bolt; pure linseetl OIL g. cents ;
pure paints, ST. %; Bru-s"ls carpet.
10 c-hts. Sharlz-r will not sell the
tain: advertised elsewhere fO" 81 90.
~ he Keeps no second class z mti-,
hut will sell rs 20 Vi a. tln y charge
81 80 elsewhere for $l.25. He Is II
painter and knows good paints when
he sees them.
Mr.. James lambert. of New Bruins.
wick H.. says: Il was badly atf1Irt
ell with rheumatism In the hips and
legs. when l hOught a huttle of
Chamberlain Pam Balm. 1t cured
me in three days. am MI right TO
d,y a,,d would insist on every one
who is affi cted with that terrible
disease. to Use Chanbprlaiu's Pair
Balm AMI get we'll ut once" For
sale Ivy H. J. Mayer.
The Bnard If County School Com.
miIsiOners of Garrett county we're il
session here last week. There have
been u great many applications for
new school. houses. and trustees tor
the entlr- cru ~ have been appoint.
ell ~ the hoard.
The commissioners have establish.
ed three normal schools for the
county for this year-One ut Oak lan,l
with Miss Mamie Weber as teacher
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