The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-04-20

Mr.. Wm. Browning bought the
Hill farm near Deer Park on Sat.
urday for 1908. The farm was
sold at trustees sale.
Chas. Newman has Just received
a fine lot of W gons, carts, wheel
barrows, hammocks, etc. His
prices defy competition.
The Misses jar ooe gave an en-
joyable social party to their friends
on last Wednesday night. About
fifteen couples were present.
Cartwright is handling Chicago
beef this season. He has Just re-
ceived a car load of Pure Gold flour
which he is selling very cheap. 8 2t
Henry Weber has johnson Im~
proved Mower which he will ex-
change for lumber, chestnut or To-
Gust posts, or cheap for cash. S-St
Summer visitors are coming to
Oakland unusually early this season
and the demand for furnished cot
tages is greater than it has ever
been.
BY a private letter we learn that
j. Ed kildow, formerly foreman of
the Democrat csntemplates engag-
ing IN the newspaper business IN
Grafton about May 1st.-Weston
World.
l.. A. Rudlsill will lecture in st.
Paul's NJ. Z. church on Sunday
night on the subject, Life Among
the Mormons. D." The lecture is es-
pecially intended for the young
people.
VIM. Bond, colored, was executed
in the Jail yard at Rockville, Md,
Friday morning for the murder OF
Margaret Cephas, also colored, in
November, 1891. He confessed
his crime.
For SALE.-Two car loads of a
special Fertilizer for certain crops,
warranted to be as represented as
per analysis, to parties who had our
fertilizer beforelt has given entire
satisfaction. Henry Weber. S-st
Rev. VIM. L. Leisher will preach
in Oakland Ev. Luth. church Sun
day, April 23, at 1880 a. m. and
$50 p. m. and in Luth. church at
Deer Park at $50 p. m. Also at
Crelln on Saturday night, April
22.
The following advertisement is
from an Australian paper:
Wanted, young woman (the
palmer the better), to help a small
genteel family in their domestic
matters, one without ringlets pre-
ferred."
Mrs. Samuel Lawton has rented
her large house on the outskirts of
town to Mcdowell & Son, of Wash
ington, ID. G. Nearly every day
persons come here from the eastern
cities in search of cottages for the
summer.
Justice A. B. Gonder, of Oak
land, has removed his family to the
Browning cottage on the hoop-pole
road. The squire will continue to
deal out justice to violators of the
law at the old stand, in the Pritch-
ard building,
About fifteen members of Gar
rett Council, No. 35, Jr. O. U. A.
NJ, Of Oakland went to Cumber-
land yesterday morning to partici-
pate in the parade in that city.
The wives of some of the members
accompanied them.
So great is the fear Of burglars at
Keyser, that some Of the merchants
leave their safes unlocked, and
others have the combination pasted
on the outside with the Inscription,
"Please do not destroy books, and
lock safe after through" "
The only place in town to get
stylish printing-THE REPUBLICAN
office. Send in your orders and be
satisfied with your work. We guar
antee prices to be as low as first
class material and workmanship
viii allow. Give us p trial order
The riding gallery will run every
evening commencing st six O'Clock.
WilI also be in operation on We'd
ucsdav and Saturday afternoons
for the ladies and children. Par
ents, lct Y5ur children come, the
greatest Of care win be taken Of
them.
Hicks, the weather prophet, pre-
diets that from April the 25th to
2Sth inclusive "manv heavy storms