The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-03-09


Shartzer's, S. E. Boyer & Co.'S old
stand. He will sell you goods at
cost. Come and see
JOHN SHARTZER.
The coal merchants of Oakland
have had considerable trouble lately
in securing enough coal to supply
their customers. The trouble seems
to be with. the railroad companies
who cannot supply cars to the ship
pers at the mines.
Arthur Elbon, Jno. Shrout and
Morr is have been arrested for Ghas..
robbIng Posten's store and the Bank
of Kingwood, W. Va, a few weeks
ago. Elbon was suspected from
the first, and when Morris was ar
rested he squealed.
Marylanders will be proud of
their State buildings at the World S
Fair which, while not as large as
some others, is beautifully designed
and artistically painted, and when
the grounds are finished it will
equal many of the more pretentious
buildings.
| will for the next 80 days and
during court close out my entire
stock of boots, shoes and rubbers,
watches, clocks and jewelry at less
than cost. Come quick. Early
buyers get the best.
+. A. SHARPLESs,
S. Il. Davis old stand,
52-3 r. r. and Main SITS.
The public schools of Garrett
county are growing very rapidly.
There are now 115 schools in the
county, which is an increase of ten
schools over any previous year.
There are 1000 pupils enrolled.
Secretary and Examiner Hinebaugh
has officially visited and examined
all of the schools.
"The people of this vicinity in
slst on having Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and do not want any
other says John V. Bishop, of
Portland Mills, Indiana. That Is
right. They know it to be superior
to any other for colds, and as a pre-
ventive and cure for cronp, and
why should they not insist upon
having it. so cent bottles for sale
by druggists.
A petition has been circulated in
and around Frostburg asking the
governor to pardon Jas. Campbell.
convicted at the fall term of Ale
gany Circuit Court of assault on
George Endler at Eckhart, and
sentenced to two years in the House
of Correction. Mr.. John Cham
bers will lay the petition before the
governor soon.
The receivers of the Potomac
Paper Company on Saturday dis
tributed the funds in their hands
arising from the sale of the Pulp
and Paper Mill and personal prop
erty, with the exception of three
items to which objections were filed
by the Whedon interests and which
are held to await the decision of the
court after the hearing to take place
on March 18th.
Having tasted at tea time, two
girls, who wish to get a view of
their future husband, boil the first
egg laid by hen, in a pan in which
no egg has been boiled before.
When the egg is boiled hard, one
of the girls cuts it in two with some
instrument never before used as a
knife. Each eats her half and It's
shell to the last particle, uttering
not a word the while. Then they
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sleep and-have a nightmare.
This, according to veracious
New York journal, is what the 10th
District Democrats took with them
to Washington Thursday: Five
cases Of whiskey, orty.eight dozen
imported beer, two dozen kegs Of
beer, four cases of yellow water
with bubbles in it, twenty cases Of
soda water, one case Of apolljnaris
for temperance man, l, 900 cigars,
100 loaves of bread, 80 pounds Of
Swiss cheese for a German voter,
eight cork screws. four carving
knives, $50 packs of playing cards,
and 1 1,000,00 poker chips.
Charles Montgomery, aged twenty
pears. student Of the university at
Morgantown and a resident of
Charleston and a member Of one Of
the wealthiest families Of the State
capital, and Miss Carrie V. Dent,
daughter of Mr.. NJ. VI. Dent, Of
Morgantown and a sister of Supreme
Court Judge NJ, II. Dent, eloped to
Oakland, Saturday and were mar
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