The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-06-19

Tuesday.
The largest stock of notions ever
brought to Oakland is to be seen at
Sincell Bros store. Call and see the
novelties.
Frank Merrill and Ferdinand
Prickitt. of Marion county. w. Va,
were the guests of Mr.. F. s. Cline
last Saturday.
Mr.. Boyle ia having the old Baker
building weather. boarded and other
wised improved. David Delawder
Is the contractor.
THE REPUBLICAN has greatly
improved" said a gentleman from
Washington to US the other day.
We agree with him.
Mr.. VIM. Fl. Butler had the mis-.
fortune of having valuable mich
COW so badly crippled that he was
compelled to have her killed.
The following advertisement lately
appeared in a country newspaper:
wanted, a steady young MIN to
look after a horse of the Methodist
persuasion.
Mrs. George w. s. Martin and
daughter. Miss Flo. have rented a
cottage at Mountain Lake Park for
the summer. and will take h0arders.
-KingWOod Journal.
A tramp, filled with liquor and
swearing he was the great and
mighty Sullivan, was arrested and
locked up last Friday night. He was
released Saturday morning.
The Rev. Willard Ppll. of Mason.
town, w. Va, was in Oakland few
hours on Wednesday en- route home
from Boston. Mass. where he has
been attending theological school.
Thursday of last week about one
hundred deaf mutes. who had been
attending school at ROmney, West
Va, passed through Oakland en-
route home to spend their vacation.
John e. Mail Was before Justice
Gender Saturday, charged. upon the
oath of John L. Browning. with OBJ
tanning goods under false pretenses.
He was held at bail for the action of
the grand jury.
Mr.. g. II. Handy and family. of
Washington, ID. c., have rented the
Edwards cottage on Oak street for
the spason. They have spent a mum
Der of seasons in Oakland and are
well known here.
Summons haye been issued for the
election officers of sixteen precincts of
Jefferson county, w. Va, where
fraud is alleged at the late school
election, and interesting develop.
ments are promised.
The relief department ofthe Balti-
more and Ohio during February,
1891, paid Lis claims. aggregating
S33 ,426 At. From May l. 1880, to
February %. 1891. the department
paid out S2,571 TOAST.
Wanted at Garthright's. 1000 lbs.
fresh sweet roll butter. must be first
class, and all fresh eggs can get at
the highest market price. Not easy
over stocked with butter that is new
and properly made. 1862
DR.. p. A. Skeen, appointment Den.
list of Texarkana. Ark, says he used
Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheu.
matism and found il TO he most ex.
ceIIent local remedy. For sale by
HI. J. Mayors, druggist.
The congregation of the Garrett
Memorial church, Oakland, have in.
vited the Rev. Henry G. Alexander,
distinguished clergyman of the
Union Theological Seminary. Wiz.
ginia, who will move here July r..
G. M. Mason don't have to adver
tise his goods because everyone fol-
lows the crowd TO the Oakland mill.
where they find the largest stock OF
goods in Garrett county, consisting
of -four. feed and grain of all kinds.2
Miss Lille Boyer, of Accident. who
had been attending the State Normal
school at Baltimore for several
months, passed through Oakland on
her way home last Friday. Miss
Boyer graduated and received hel
diploma.
Mr.. Boucher has gone to parts un.
known and N. B. Browning fills his
place as business manager for the
pulp company at this place.-Cranes
vile corr. Kingwood Journal.
Mr.. Boucher is In Oakland and
very much ''at home" among the
young ladies.
There Is a prOdigious number o
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