The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-11-13


week. The finest line ever in Oak
land will be found there.
We want a good boy to learn the
printing trade and be of some as
sistance in the office. One who is
willing to remain and anxious to
learn should call at once at TIE
REPUBLICAN office for particulars.
The ground for Henry Eggers'
new house in the East End was
staked off Monday by the contrac-
tors, Messrs. Spedden & Bolden.
The building will face forty-three
feet ON Oak street and have Il depth
Of forty-seven feet.
Mr.. Ambrose S. List, vice-presi-
dent Of the City Bank Of Wheeling,
and treasurer Of Mt. Lake Park As
ISOLATION, was thrown from his
buggy in Wheeling Sunday after
noon and received very painful and
probably fatal injuries.
Lloyd Chambers was engaged a
day or two since our last issue re-
pairing the wall in and around the
boiler of the electric company's
plant, it having fallen in on ac-
count of imperfect work being done
when the plant was started.
The presentation of an American
flag by the Jr. o. [. a. NJ, to the
New Martinsville (W. Na.) public
school last week was the occasion of
an enthusiastic patriotic demonstra-
ton by three hundred members Of
the order and citizens generally.
An Indian grave was opened on
Isaac ElliJtt's farm, near King
wood, last week. \ portion Of Il
skeleton was found, but there are
evidences that the mound contained
number Of bodies and that the
grave was fully two centuries Old.
hereby give notice to all whom
it may concern, that Amnir +. Rolf,
my wife, has left my bed and board,
aud that | will not be responsible
for amy claim or debt hereafter con-
tractcd by her. WM. IL. ROLF,
Oct. 10, 81. 81 IL
Luther's birthday was celebrated
very appropriately in the Lutheran
church here Sunday evening. The
church was beautifully decorated
with flowers, cvergrcens, etc. Sc
lcctions We're rendered by the little
folks and addresses were made by
several grown persons.
Mr. Hurley was blowing in field
on his farm the other day and turned
up several arrow heads and Il stone
pestle which is supposed to have
been used by the Indians with which
to grind their corn. The stone is
about six inches long and one and
a-half inches in diameter.
If YOU are troubled with rhcuma-
tism or lame back, bind on over
the seat OF pain a piece Of flannel
dampened with Chamberlain S Pain
Balm. You will be surprised at
the prompt relief it affords. so
cent bottles for sale by HI Mayors,
druggist.
Miss Nellie Turley has as her
guest Miss Sallie Fitzgerald, Of
Ohio. She gave small card party
in her honor Friday night, Among
those present were Miss Turley,
Miss Fitzgerald, Miss Jennie John
son, Messrs. Waring Thomas, Har-
ry Sincell and Percy Neitch.
Rev. W. J. Sharpes departed for
Mt. Clare, W. Va, Thursday of last
week, where he will preach the COM
ing year. Mrs. Sharpes has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. 4. 0.
Ridenour, at Aurora, this week, and
will Join her husband in his new
field of labor about the middle of
this month.
The people of Garrett county
would do we'll to pay HenryJ. May
ers, our leading druggist, call and
examine his line of Xmas goods.
Mr.. NJ. has had such a heavy de-
mand for his goods that he left last
Monday for the east to duplicate
his orders. Give him a call. No
tice his ad elsewhere.
Sunday, Nov. 22, is the Thanks
giving day of the Jr. 0. U. A. NJ,
on which day at $3.50 O'Clock a. m.
they will assemble in their hail and
proceed in body, clothed in the
regalia of the order, to st. PauFs
NJ. L. Church, Oakland, and there
offer thanks to the Divine Being for
His many mercies and for the pros
perity of the country and the order.
A co-partnership has been formed
hv MossrS John ShartZpr and John