The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-10-16

OF It's head. We hope the little one
may be benefited.
Wednesday, Oct. 21: l will be
at my furniture store in Oakland
for the purpose of settling with all
my customers and friends. All who
fail to come at this time will have
to settle at Squire Gonder's office.
JOHN STARTER.
DR.. W. II. Spangler, dentist, of
Piedmont, will visit Oakland and
remain three days-October 20, 23
and 24-prepared to practice dem
tistry in all its latest methods.
Teeth extracted without pain. Call
early and make appointments. Of
flee at the Glades Hotel.
If you want to see something that
the Worlds Fair cannot equal go
and look over f. G. Hyde's stock
of new jewelry. 1 still defy compe-
tition on prices, quality, style and
quantity. f. G. HYDE,
81 Jeweler and music dealer.
Cartwright has some splendid bar
gains to offer in the way of ladies'
wraps, storm coats, gum boots and
dress goods. Special drives in flour,
mems wear, oil cloth, coats and
pants for men, and gum goods of
all kinds. His goods were bought
cheap for cash, and will be sold at
rock bottom. Lots of buckwheat
flour wanted. 1872.
Kelley Post, No. Ill, G. A. R.,
was organized in Kingwood on Sat
urday, Oct. 3, with forty-one mem
bers. j. NJ. Goodwin, who COM
manded the forces stationed in and
near Oakland during the war, is the
commander of the new post. j.
II. Manown, well-known to the cit
liens of Oakland, was elected sur
geOn.
A paper which has many signers,
was in circulation among the people
of Oakland this week petitioning
Governor Jackson to transfer Ar
thur Campbell from the house of
correction, to which institution he
was sentenced at the September
term Of the circuit court for one
year, to st. Mary's Industrial
School, Baltimore.
Auction at Shartzer's Thursday.
Oct. %, beginning at 10 o'clock in
the morning; Two parlor suites,
l fine marble top walnut bedroom
suite, 4 fine oak bedroom suites, 6
common oak bedroom suites, ) pop
lar bedroom suites, and a large lot
of bureaus, bedsteads, chairs, tables,
springs, mattresses, carpets and OIL
cloth also a good cooking stove.
Everybody come.
Capt. j. NJ. Jarboe and his force
Of men are erecting trestling over
the Big Yough at the stone crusher.
Upon this trestle cars will be run to
convey rock from the east side of
the river to the crusher, as the rock
on the west side is very soft and
nearly one-forth Of it goes to sand
in the crushing operation, making
it very improbable, as there is no
market near Oakland for the sand.
The time is here when the farmer
goes forth into the fence corner and
tacketh up his little notice mo
trespassing." And on Saturday the
small boys cometh along with his
sawed off musket, taketh aim and
bloweth the notice to the four winds
of heaven after which he killeth a
few barn pheasants and returneth
in high glee to the bosom Of his
family and washeth himself that he
may don his Sunday clothes early
on the morrow and be the meekest
of the meek and answer all the
questions the Superintendent ask
eth at Sunday-school.
Death has again invaded the fam
ily circle of the Jamesson's at West
ernport and taken from it one of its
most cherished members.
On Friday at z p. M, Penelope,
wife of VIM. r. Cross, and sister of
W. Il. and j. S. Jameson, of Mrs.
E. j. Fredlock, and Miss Maggie
Jameson, died in her 54th year.
She had been sick for the past six
months, and with christian forti-
tude had borne her sutferings I'M
complainingly.
She was born at Oldtown and had
a wide circle of friends in all parts
of the county. Three grown chill
dren with her husband survive.
The funeral took place Monday af
ternoon at o'clock from the Pres
byterian church with interment in
Philos cemetery.
A Gift from Her Pastor.
"In June, 1889, after the great