The Republican., 1891-10-09
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Overcoats are in demand this cold
and rainy weather.
Preachingat Mountain Lake Park
Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Send in your advertisements for
the special edition Of The REPUB-
LICAN.
For RENT.-A new six-room cot
tage on Liberty street. Apply to
this office.
Take your buckwheat flour to
Sincell Bros. They are paying the
highest price.
George A. Spedden is preparing
to build an addition to his residence
on First street.
A couple from West Virginia
were married at the Commercial
Hotel Saturday night.
A wreck at Everett's tunnel on
the grade delayed trains about three
hours Monday morning.
John Shartzer shipped over one
thousand pounds of chestnuts to
Kansas City Friday afternoon.
For SALE-Two frst-class COWS
at an unparalleled bargain. Apply
to f. G. HYDE.
When you want job printing done
come to The REPUBLICAN office.
We can please you both in prices
and workmanship.
WANTED.-Twelve or fifteen
thousand first-class shingles.
f. G. HYDE,
81 The Oakland Jeweler.
Mr.. Schiveley's lecture on his
Gettysburg experience will be given
on Friday night instead of Thurs
day night, as announced last week.
We still have some advertising
space left in the special edition of
The REPUBLICAN. Send us an
advertisement Of your business for
this paper.
A slight freight wreck occurred
between Oakland and the Park Sun
daymorning about2 2 o. clock. Trains
were run on the north track around
the wreck until it was cleared.
Thomas j. Peddicord, supreme
counsellor of the Iron League, left
for st. Louis, Tuesday night, where
he will work up subordinate lodges.
Mr.. Peddicord will remain away
propably six weeks.
The Greenlea and Forst oil well
at Mcdonald, eighteen miles from
Pittsburgh, flows IA, 400 barrels a
day. This is the largest oil well
ever struck in America and believed
to be the largest in the world.
DR.. II. W. McComas has rented
the office vacated by DR.. Ravens
craft and fitted it up very nicely.
1t is one of the coziest offices in
town, and the doctor can handle
his rapidly increasing practice much
better now than formerly.
Wednesday, Oct. 21: | will be
at my furniture store i'll 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.
The youngest daughter Of Thos.
Coddington, living about five miles
west of town fell from a horse Mon
day and broke her right wrist. The
little girl was brought to Oakland
Tuesday afternoon and DR.. II. W.
McComas rendered the necessary
surgical aid.
If You want to see something that
the Worlds Fair cannot equal 90
and look over f. G. Hyde's stock
of new jewelry. | still defy compe-
tition on prices, quality, style and
quantity. F. G. HYDE,
81 Jeweler and music dealer.
Esquire Robinson, of Garrett
county, last Tuesday presented The
Review with three of the largest red
apples it has been our pleasure to
look upon and eat this year. The
three apples weighed two pounds
and seven ounces.-LonacOning Re-
view.
"There are millions in it, said
druggist when asked about DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. Price 25 cts.
For some time past Eve been a rheu-
matte. l recently tried Salvation