The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-02-08

famlUeS VIII 40 wen TO now lay
in a supply of groceries while prices
are so extremely low at Henry E.
Felty's grocery on Railroad street,
Oakland. 45 4t
DR.. A. l.. Wagner has located in
Oakland and will practice both in
town or country. Calls promptly
answered either Gay or night. Of
flee one door west of St. PauPs
M. Z. church. 8-1yr
Yod can get your garden seeds at
Henry f. Felty's grocery store.
These seeds will be fresh and a
great deal cheaper than sending off
for hem. A new variety of seed
potatoes also on hand. As 1T
Rev. Heory Carrlngton Alexan-
der will preach in the Garrett Me-
mortal church. Oakland, on next
Sabbath at II o'clock ii. m. and
7.3O O'Clock p. m. The subject of
the discourse to be delivered Sun
day evening will be "Joseph."
Persons residing near Oakland
should be extremely careful how
they scatter poisoned meats, ETC.,
around through the woods and in
other places. There is law touch.
ing on this subject and if the par
ties will heed this advice it may
save them considerable trouble.
When you are IN need Of printed
stationery OF any kind send your
orders to THE REPUBLICAN.
Prompt attention will be given all
work and satisfaction guaranteed.
We make speciality of envelopes
at 81 per thousand. These envel-
opCs are white ald Of good quality.
Rev. ". NJ. Rider, who was at
one time pastor of the NJ. E. church
in Oakland, is in the midst of a
very successful revival service at his
charge in Kingwood, West Va.
One night last week the church was
filled to overfowlng and a great
number Of young people were out
as seekers.
Rev. King will preach in st.
Marks Ev. Lutheran church Sun
day morning at 1910 O'Clock. The
appointment for preaching in st.
Paul's Lutheran church at Deer
Park, is recalled on account of the
absence of the pastor, who is visit
ing his brother and parents in
Pennsylvania.
Miners Sunshine Council No.
81 Jr. 0. U. A. NJ, of Blooming
ton, meets every Tuesday night.
This council is getting along nicely.
1t was organized Dee. IA, with "a
and now has 81 members. They
will hold a festival Feb. %, % and
"a, for the benefit of the council. -
Piedmont Herald.
1t is a peculiar fact that for the
first time in over quarter of CEN
tury barrel of apples is worth
more than barrel OF flour, and the
relative difference promises to prove
larger before the year closes. Fair
apples now retail at S. a barrel,
while flour can be obtained fully a
dollar cheaper.
Perhaps the largest single con-
signment of hardware ever received
by any one firm in Oakland was
that by J. NJ. Davis Il Son on
Thursday Of last week. Sixty eight
large boxes, or nearly half car
load, was delivered to them on that
day. They purchase in large lots
and are thus enabled to sell goods
at close margin of profit.
An exc ange says that these new
tangled. uble-decked shoulders
that the ladies are wearing makes
it impossible for a near sighted
man to know whether he is meeting
a woman or load of hav. If the
craze continues some Of our narrow
guage walks will have to be widened
or the men will have to take the
middle Of the road
Anne Arundel has joined with
Washington and other counties IN
demanding the settlement of petty
cases before justices of the peace,
instead Of in the county courts.
The Annapolis Capital says thou
snds of dollars could be saved to
the taxpayers of Anne Arundel
were the States Attorney to be
made a salaried officer, and not be
forced to depend upon fees.
A large party composed of the
members of the"Amusement Club
and some of their friends went on a
sleighing party to Aurora Monday
night where bountifully prepared
supper was served by Mr.. l.. Lantz,
proprietor of the Mountain View