The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-04-22
NEWS OF A WEEK.
Happenings in and About Town told
in Short Paragraphs.

New mating and oil cloth cheap
at Offutt's.
Now the poor overworked hen
may take a rest.
Lace curtains, scrim and spring
shades cheap at Offutt's.
Jackson Cooper, of Deer Park,
has been granted a pension.
Robert l. Anderson has been ap-
pointed postmaster at Corinth.
The pay car of the B. Il O.passed
through Oakland to- lay (Friday).
Prof. A. S. Teats was the latest
victim the Junior goat had to con-
tend with.
Mrs. NJ. f. Davis has received
her stock of spring and summer
millinery. 7-2
For RENT.-A new six-room cot
tage on Liberty street. Apply at
this office.
Physicians consider Ayers Sarsa-
parilla the most reliable blood medi-
cine ever discovered.
Messrs. White & Deberry opened
their general store at Huttons on
Monday last.-Oracle.
A number of cottages and large
livery stable are being erected by
the B. & 0. at Deer Park.
W. E George took charge of the
Deer Park postoffice Monday and
moved it to W. G. Jones' store. d.
Choice Cut Flowers always on
hand. Plants of all kinds in season.
ise3-tf Ii. WEBER.
The finest extension tables that
ever came to Oakland you will find
at Shartzer & Ault's. Terms
cash. G-3t
Fine mourning goods in all wool
and silk warped Henriettas, nuns
yelling wells, Grape wells, etc., at
Offutt's.
A. G. Scherr & Bro. s wooden mill
began operations Monday. The
factory is under the management of
Sherman Trenton.
Drs. Henry W. McComas and
Mahlon G. Hinebaugh have formed
co-partnership. Their offices are
in the Mayors building.
Clerk Tower has received from
Annapolis the commissions of the
newly appointed Justices, Notaries
and Officers of Registration.
r. S. Jamison has had his store
room on Railroad street papered
and re-painted, which adds very
materially to its appearance.
L. l.. McCrum, formerly of Au-
rora, has been appointed postmaster
at Gormania, Grant county, where
he is engaged in merchandising.
Percy II. Veitch. the youngest
attorney of the Garrett county bar,
took the third degree in the X. of
P. lodge here Wednesday night.
The Governor, upon the recon-
mendation of Senator Getty, has
appointed Benjamin F. Crane JUS
tice of the Peace at Mountain Lake
Park.
Mr.. Charles S. Davis is having Il
neat iron fence erected around his
residence and in other ways improv-
ing his property on Pennington
street.
Rev. A. B. Rohrbaugh, of Rowles-
burg, filled the pulpit in St. Paul's
M. e. church Sunday morning and
evening and delivered very fine SER
mons at both services.
There are three hundred and
twenty-six convicts in the W. Va.
penitentiary. This is the largest
number ever there since the founda-
ton Of that institution.
Lent, Holy Week and Easter all
came to an end simultaneously last
Monday morning, and there is now
no restriction on extensive indul-
gence in fashionable folly.
DO you want printing Of any de-
scription: The REPUBLICAN, office
is prepared to furnish you anything
in the printing line at prices con-
5istent with frst-class work.
Rev. Geo. W. Kepler will 60 to
Rowlesburg, next Tuesday and con-
duct appropriate services commem-
Grating the I'D anniversary Of the
founding Of Odd Fellowship.