The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-04-22

series OF special meetings at COrlnth
on next Sunday night. He will be
assisted by Rev. Burk halter, a young
man from Switzerland. Oracle.
For SALE have eight strong
stands of Italian bees, also few
empty hives for sale.
B. FRIEsE,
7-3* Oakland, Md.
The Oakland Republican is one
of The Stars most valued ex-
changes. 1t is always full of inter-
esting news from our old native
county.-Somerset County Star.
Farmers! it will be to your in
terest to consult me if You need
good fertilizer. Analysis guaranteed
and prices right.
ii. WEBER.
Just received a car load of Pills
bury's Best XXXX Flour. VIII
sell it lower than any other store in
Oakland.
ID. +. OFFUTT.
For RENT.-We have for rent
house on Second street containing
nine rooms, cellar, etc. The lot is
large and on it is a well of never
failing water. Apply to this office.
Deputy Collector Sincell informed
us last week that he weighed nearly
one hundred thousand pounds of
maple sugar during his recent visit
to the sugar districts of Garrett
county.
Second Lieutentant E. NJ. Sped
den, of Co. b., Second Battalion,
has resigned. His resignation has
been forwarded to Adjutant-Gen-
eral Douglas and will doubtless be
accepted.
At the late meeting of the Coun-
ty Commissioners the bond of
Treasurer Lawton was approved
and entered for record. Mr.. Law
ton will probably take charge of his
office Monday.
Trim up the trees, vines and
bushes. clean up the back yards and
front ones, too, and have everything
neat and clean for the spring sea-
son. But keep on your flannel till
the 18th of May.
George Miller, aged about nine
teen, son of Elias Miller, residing a
few milos from Deer Park, died on
Wednesday morning from injuries
received Tuesday afternoon by a
tree falling on him.
On Monday Capt. p. A. Chisholm
shot black hawk near Mt. Lake
Park, which measured five feet and
a-half from tip to tip. The claws
of the bird, which were very sharp,
were an inch and a-half long.
DR.. A. l.. Wagner has located in
Oakland and will practice both in
town and country. Calls promptly
answered either day or night. Of
flee, one door west of st. PauPs
Nj. f. church: 8-1yr.
A company composed of one hun
dred and twenty spOrtsmen of Pitts
burgh have leased Lake Browning
for a term of twenty years at con-
sideration of 1900. They will
erect several cottages for their con-
venience.
On last Tuesday morning Fish
Commissioner Browning placed
about five thousand brook trout in
the lake at the Park. The trout
were shipped to the Park from the
State fishery in Druid Hill Park,
Baltimore, and are about an inch
in length.
The Postoffice Department es-
tablished sixty-two new money-order
offices in Maryland last Saturday,
which shows that the material in
terests of the state are advancing.
The government does not establish
money-order Office where they are
not needed.
If you want a good buggy or
spring wagon Naylor & Enos can
suit you in that line, Top buggies
from s45 up and spring wagons
from S38 up, according to the quail
ity. VIII have a stock on hand in
about two weeks. All kinds Of re-
pairing done promptly. rs
Oakland can boast Of some fine
looking girls, as was exempliGed by
them on Sunday when they appeared
in their new spring suits and hats.
Although the day was rainy and
disagreeable anumbcr vcntured out.
Some Of them looked exceedingly
lovely and their costumes were very
bncouipr