The Republican., 1894-01-11

al NJ mas peeH dppoinGe DY the
Orphans Court, administrator OF
the estate of the late William Won
derby.
D. F. Graham, Deer Park, is
still in the lead in lowest prices for
best goods. Don't fail to get his
prices before making your pur-
chases.
Mr.. John Murphy, of Floyd. was
IN Oakland last Thursday and
smiled in on THE REPUBLIcAN aud
made the editors heart glad by
leaving some Of the necessary.
Mr.. J. l.. McRobie, of near
Swanton, was in Oakland Tuesday
on business. While in the city Mr..
McR. called to see The REPUBLI-
CAN and left some of the "need-
full"
Miss Annie Towpshend, daugh-
ten OF DR.. S. Townshend, who has
been in Baltimore several weeks
visiting relatives and friends, re-
turned to Oakland Saturday even
ing last.
Hon. Jas. A. Brown, of King
wood, spent Friday night in Oak
land. Mr.. Brown was en- route
home from Baltimore in which city
he had been for several days visit
ing relatives.
Participants in a ball at the
Glades hotel on Monday night en-
gagged in row among themselves
and in consequence were brought
before Squire King who fined them
under the ordinance.
a warrant was sworn out before
Squire King yesterday for Michael
Boyle, charged with an assault and
battery upon tie person Of his wife.
The hearing has been 80. sur sat
urday afternoon at o'clock.
The Mayor and Town Council =
Oakland have purchased % chemical
fire engine, hose and hook and lad
der truck, something that Oakland
has been in need of for long time.
The machine will be delivered
within the next sixty DAYS.
NoTICE.-All persons knowing
themselves indebted to me will
is, 1894. After that time all bills
will be placed in the hands of an
officer for collection.
42-3t THOMAS SARsFIELD.
The County Commissioners ad-
iourned their meeting last Satur-
day evening after a hard weeks
work. On Monday they went to
Bloomington to inspect the bridge
across Savage river, which is in a
very bad condition and will likely
be replaced by new ana substan-
tial iron structure.
A box containing some exhibits
which had been at the Worlds Fair,
fell from car at the water station
here Saturday night. The box was
taken in charge by the railroad of
ficials and reshlpped Tuesday to
Baltimore where it will be placed
aboard vessel and sent to Ger
many, its final destination.
Great reduction in prices at D.
T. Graham S, Deer Park. on mems
and boys leather boots for 80 days.
81 80 boots for $3.50: $3.50 boots
for $3.50, and 1915 boots for So.
Above prices cash or good produce.
Must be sold to make room FOR new
goods. Call early and receive bar
gains. ATT
On yesterday morning about ten
O'Clock States Attorney Hamill re-
ceived telegram from the author
tiles in Williamsport, Pa, stating
that two men had been arrested
there the day previous suspected as
being the parties who committed
the murder at German on Dec. 10.
The two men will be brought here
within the next few days when the
particulars can be learned.
Considerable excitement was oc-
casioned in Oakland on Monday by
the receipt of telegram from
South Canadian, Indian Territory,
announcing that Lee McComas, son
of DR.. j. Lee McComas, had met
with an accident from the effects of
which he would in all probability
die. DR.. McComas, ST., was in
Philadelphia at the time of the re-
ceipt of the news and his son, DR..
II. w. McComas took the first
tram west the same evening. He
arrived at his destination last night
at late hour. The last telegram
received here stated that Lees con-
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