The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-13
NEWS OF A WEEK.
Happenings in and About Town told
in Short Paragraphs.


cottage on Liberty street.
2r-2t
Paintels and plasterers are at
work in the Mayors building re-
pairing it.
Monday is registration day.
Mr.. George K ildow has had his
residence nicely painted by Mr.. Ed.
Slabach.
Blank deeds for sale at this Office.
The deeds are specially ruled and
printed very neatly.
-,- A horse belonging to Mr.. Joseph
G. Shaw, Of Grantsyille, died in
Oakland Tuesday evening.
Don't have your horses shod un-
til you sec Miller Bros. posters Oct.
i, 1894, at Deer Park. 21-3t
1t is hghly importaut that every
Republican, IN Garrett county be
registered.
Mr.. John Y. Browning has his
blacksmith shop in successful oper
alton and is doin g lots of first class
work.
If you want an agency for the
best steam laundry in OHIO write to
the Zanesyille Steam Laundry Co.,
Zanesyille, o. 2t-9t
Miss Virginia Porter will teach a
private school, beginning Monday,
Sept, 18th. Terms, Sl.25, $50
and $500. 2G-2t.
Der Bin, the laundryman, has
moved his quarters from the steam
laundry to the building formerly
occupied by The REPUBLICAN.
Don't fail TO jpgistcr.
WANTED.-An industrious man
to make q start in the woods, free
OF rent. Apply in person to IL. p.
aS IN Il Ii, Ouhlduu. Nlu. OU
Let it be tie duty of every Re
publican to sec that his Republican
neighbor IS registered nezG Monday,
the 18th inst.
Mr.. 4. J FINGERS new dwelling
in Crooks addition to Oakland is
nearing completion. Mr.. d. E.
Bolden the contractor.
DR.. J. G. Robinson, dentist, of
Baltimore, has located in Oakland
for the season and is prepared to do
all kinds of dental work. Office
with DR.. NJ. G. Hinebaugh. 20Sf
Rev. William L. Leisher, who is
now preaching at Akron, O.,
dropped TIE REPUBLICAN postal
on Sunday announcing the birth of
a son.
The District Sunday school con-
Yention, advertised in these columns
last week to bv held at Crellin on
Friday, Saturday aud Sunday of
this week, has been postponed until
next week.
The foundation for Mr.. A. d.
MAYORS new building on Railroad
street has been almost completed.
The building Will DC three stories
high and will be occupied by the
Oakland Candy Company.
The Rev. }. NJ. Springer OF Belle
Vernon, Pa, is Clergyman, a
justice Of the peace, an undertaken
and furniture dealer. He also
prides himself on his skill in cook
ing, and sometimes helps ont the
editor of the village paper.
Don't forget to be registered.
Don't forget that the home paper
works for your interest. The city
paper, though it may cost littIe
less, does not and cannot WORK for
the interests, Of your town and
county as the home paper does.
Take The REPUBLICAN and rec
ommend it to your neighbor.
The banking circular of lIamble-
ton & Co., issued on Saturday,
says: "the new extension Of the
West Virginia Central railroad from
Cumberland to HagerStown is again
under active consideration, and we
believe it will be shortly put under
contract
The long illness of the venerable
Thomas Taggart. of Hagerstown,
has caused the Washington County
Savings Bank, of which he has been
treasurer for twenty-five years, to go
into the hands of receiver. The
institution is SAID 20 be perfectly
solvent.
Let it be tie duty Of every Re-
publican to see that his Republican
DeI9bbOTl REGISTERED nry, N0n6av |