The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-06-12

be repaid, with interest, by the Turk
ish government.
Harry Clayton, of Grafton, has
brought his family to Mountain Lake
Park, where they will spend the
summer. Mr.. ClaytOn's business re-
quires his presence in Grafton during
the week, but he will spend Sundays
with his family.
G. M. Mason don't have to adver-
tiSe his goods because everyone fol.
lows the crowd to the Oakland mill.
where they lind the largest stock of
goods in Garrett county, consisting
of -four, feed and grain of all kinds.2
For SALE or trade for lumber:
One 8.horse power and one 12-horse
power second. hand traction steam
saw and threshing rigs. Must be
sold. Terms liberal.
T. r. CARsKADON.
Is Keyser, w. Va.
In many cases persons subject to
rheumatism. have got prompt relief
from pain by applying Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. The relief it affords is
alone worth many times its cost.
which is but SO cents, and its con-
tinued application effects complete
cure. For sale by II. j. Mayors,
druggist.
Two or three months ago "drum-
mer" visited Oakland, got into Il
fight with one Of our merchants, and
was taxed five dollars by the police
magistrate. He was dead broKe.'
so his trunks were held as security
until he could get the W." One
day last week the city authorities re-
ceived a letter from the man, contain
ing the money and his trunks were
released.
John G.. Mengel. Esq, of Balti-
more, one of the largest type manu-
facturers in the United States, was n
guest of the Glades Hotel on Monday
This was Mr.. Mengel's first visit to
Oakland. and is loud in his praises of
not only our beautiful town but also
of the entertainment at the Glades
which, he says, equals any he has
seen in this country. Come again
Mr.. Mengel, and stay longer.
A good thing for the grip:-A re.
cent number of the Albuquerque, N.
M. Daily Citizen. contains the follow
ing editorial Several persons highly
recommend Cbamberlain's Coue h
Remedy as remedy for the grip,
now 80 prevalent. E. w. KilhOurne,
the county surveyor, says bottle OF
this remedy gave him relief. This
medicine is prepared by Chamber
lain & Co., DeS MoineS, Iowa, and it
is having a big sale in this city. For
sale by II. j. Mayors druggist.
A case was tried at Berkeley
Springs, w. Va. Monday. involv
ing the right of a common carrier tO
demand prepayment of freight
charges. The action was brought by
Mrs. Ogden against the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad company, claiming
damage for the refusal of railroad
company's agent to ship cOnsign
ment of clothing destined to Natchez
Miss, without prepayment OF charges
After Argument, the court decided il
| favor of the Baltimore and OhiO rail
road COMPANY.
A local branch of the Fraterna
| Circle Was organized in oakland last
Friday night by Mr.. Charles H
Hopkins, of Baltimore, supreme sec
rotary of the order. The new coun'
Gil is Hopk ms Council. No. POI, anC
starts out with about fifty charter
members which number will be in
creased in short time to about one
hundred. The officers are: John
Snartzer. past chancellor; Thomas J
Peddi .ord. chancellor; Robert l
Anderson, vice chancellor; James G
Pedlicord. secretary JOS. H. Smith
man, treasurer Henry Felty. her
aid; George F. Loughridge, chaplain
Silas E. Shirer, sentinel, and Johl
Felty guard.
Cartwright has just laid in hi
spring stock of white dress goods
domestic and Scotch ginghams, wor
steds. Prints and muslins are tn,
cheapest ever brought to Carrot
county. Everyone who will do IN,
the favor to examine goods and price
will say that the above statement b
no exaggeration. Some of the hes
ginghams at Ct to 7 cents; best print
cents indigo blue prints, l6 yard
for 81. Some extra bargains in heay'
shirtings in remnants.
Will pay 264 cents per pound 70
wool. 1872
Hay for Sale.
Tho unHorsipno1 hoS how mo-