The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-11-24

Why pay from 81 to IS for
life-size crayon portrait when you
can secure one free by dealing with
s. P. Specht? Call and see sam
pie.
At Cheap Johns you can get toi-
let cases, smokers sets, 500 dolls
and the largest stock of toys that
has been in Oakland for twenty
wears.
The Treasury Department has
begun the issue of the new $500
notes, distinguishing feature of
which is a vignette of Gen. W. Il.
! Sherman.
A son Of George O'Brien, who
lives down near Deep Greek, killed
q large four prong buclx ones aaS
last week. The saddle weighed
sixty pounds.
Miss Nirgie Hinebaugh, who is
teaching the Huttons school. spent
Saturday and Sunday in Oakland
as the guest of her aunt, Mrs. VIM.
Hinebaugh.
This Office has the best assort-
ment of printing materials in this
section of the country. We do
stylish work at reasonable prices.
Give us a trial.
! Go to Felty & Co.'s, Railroad
Street, for pure mixed candy, 10c.
10, mince meat, nuts, fine line of
, queensware and glassware. Call
| and see Feltv q Co. 3S-6t
| have two first class new bug
/ gies [ will sell on time to suit pur-
chaser rather than store them away
till spring.
! 3S-2t* A. ID. NAYLoR.
A fine crayon portrait free of
your self or any of your friends.
Something nice for Xmas presents.
Call and see. 1t cost nothing.
3S-6t FELTY & 90.
| offer in exchange for sucking
colt one Of those superior moving
machines.
Call on or address.
III. WEBER,
Oakland.
Chief of Police Martin departed
on train No. 2 Tuesday morning
having in charge tramp named
Murphy who was sentenced to the
house of correction for three
months.
Mr.. John Calhoun, the Alder
street meat man, had some bear
meat on sale last Thursday. The
editor tried some but had to post
pone his experiment of eating it un-
til he got his stomach lined with
boiler iron.
DR.. A. l.. Wagner has located in
Oakland and will practice both in
town or country. Calls promptly
answered either day or night. Of
flee, one door west of st. PauPs
Nj. h. church. S-1yr
Two hundred and forty bullets
have been picked out Of the hull of
the Little Bill" the tug that
towed the barges loaded with Pink
erton men to Homestead, on the
morning Of July 6.
W. M. Conway, a daring English
mountaineer, has succeeded in
climbing to the top Of one of the
/ peaks of the Aindu Kush range, on
! the borders of Kashmir, to the
height Of %, 900 feet. This eclipscs
the best previous record.
A fifteen-year-old student at st.
Johns College, Annapolis, held
President Fell and some other Of
ficers at bay with a revolver on Fri.
day last. The boy had been ex-
PEELED having gained for himself
125 dement's in five months.
The wages paid to workmen in
Baltimore manufacturing establish
ments amounts to $40, 900 900 a
year, and almost all of it is paid
out again right there in the city.
That is the way in which manufac-
lures build up trade centre.
1t is thought that prospects arc
better for a settlement Of the cot
ton spinuers' strike in England. .
1t is understood chat the operators T
are willing to submit TO a slight
reduction in wages upon the open
ing Of the mills on short time.
MAJ. i. G.. Rathbone. fourth as
sistant Postmaster General has
written to a friend here saving he
will spend the whole Of next sum
NOR I'm Oakland Thpsrnuia1 Major .