The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-11-16

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at them. Everything to be
had is ON sale i.oor out fer
his al
Mr. Henry Clay HYDE. IA proml-
nent attorney of Kingwood. Is pre-
pairing ii digest of West Virginia
and Virginia eases applicahIc to the
laws of West Virginia. work which
is badly needed bS the profession.
If the correspondent ut Pine
Grove will send his or her name We
will be pleased to publish the letter
received from that section Il few
DAYS ago. Correspondents must IN
all cases enclose their names with
communications.
\ literary club has been formed
bv the ladies of OAK land. the first
meeting having been held on Tu, $
dav evening AT the residence Of Mrs.
/ llClllN -. W dN'IS ut W illNil illlCNl =
were elected and general mode of
procedure for future meetings
planned.
Invitations are ont announcing
the coming m rrilgt of DR. MahIou
G. IIinrbangh to Miss Eyl Todd
Robinson. II Baltimore lady. The
happy event will occur on Tuesday
evening. Nov. u. in the First VI
+. church, Baltimore, The RE-
PUBLICAN extends cor gratuations
and wish the couple prosnprity and
happiness,
Rev. John NJ. Davis. Mr.. d. +.
Offutt. of Oakland, and Supt. Rud-
iSi!I. of the Park, went to Washing
ton TUESDAY morning to attend the
meeting of the Board of Directors
Of Mt. Lake Park. Mr.. &. S.
Hamill and Mr.. Rudislil WI also
attend meeting Of the directors of
the Mt. Lake Park Hotel which will
be held in the same city.
We have just arrived from the
eastern cities. with big line of fall
goods, which we are selling for
lower prices than goods were ever
offered at in Oakland. Our stock
consists of clothing, dry goods, no
tions, boots. shoes, hats, caps, ETC.,
and all kinds of ladies and gents
furnishing goods. j. Shapiro &
Bro. 31-13t
Mayors, the druggiSt, has
received and opened his large
and beautiful line of holiday
goods, and it will pay anyone
to 90 to his store and look at
them. Everything to be had
is on sale. Look out for
his ad.
The DAYS now are shorter bv two
hours than they were in June, a
full hour having been cut off each
end of them; and the shortening
process is gong on at the rate Of
three minutes every twenty-four
hours, and will continue until the
twentv-first of Decemb Der. when the
days and nights will be equal in
length.
Miss AnnabeI Hoke, daughter of
Judge Hoke, left Ulun, Germany,
September 30, for Stuttgart, where
she begins her studies in the great
German Conservatory of Music on
the 18th of October. Miss Hoke is
very greatly delighted with the CITY
of Stuttgart, and is boarding with a
German lady who is proud of the
pleasure of having formed the ac-
quaintance of America great poet,
Longfellow, while on his trip down
the Rhine at the time he visited
that country several years ago
Preston journal.
Justice Harlan, of the criminal
court of Baltimore city, has rend-
cred decision in a criminal prose-
cution which is far reaching in its
effect upon the kind of contracts
made by those who purchase goods
on the installment plan. Robert
Lafferty bought S113 worth of fur
niture from j. II. Rothert, signing
the usual contract used in making
purchases on the installment plan.
In violation of the contract, and
before he had completed the pay
ments he sold portion of the goods.
For this he was indicted for INSIDE
meanor. Judge Harlan acquitted
him on the ground that installment
sales were not the sort hiring aimed
at by the code.
Mayors, the druggist. has
received and opened his large