The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-03-08

Arc lights on incandescent CIR
cult, six, eight, ten, twelve OF
sixteen hundred candle powers can
be furnished by the Oakland Elec-
tric Light Company. For terms,
ETC., apply to the general manager,
Mr.. G. e. Rixford. 52-1t
Mr.. G. Auchard Montague, Of
Hoyes, was in the city Monday and
made this office a very pleasant and
agreeable visit. Mr.. Montague
recently removed to this county
from Michigan and will make HoYes
MS future home.
Rev. Henry Carrlngton Alexan-
der will preach in the Garrett Ma
mortal church, Oakland, on nsga !
Sabbath at II. O'Clock a..sil owes
50 9 vi cr~aot T.. Il ffo suoJepe 81
the discourse to be delivered Sun,
day evening will be "Caleb." b" z
The thirty sixth anniversary of
the wedding of Rev. and Mrs. John
NJ. Davis was celebrated at their
residence in Oakland Monday.
Quite a number of the relatives
and friends of the couple were pres
ent and partook of the bountifu
dinner prepared for the occasion.
The boarding house and hotel
keepers in OaKlan expect to have
very busy season the coming sum-
mer. Mr.. George l.. Bosley in
formed US Tuesday that he has al
ready rented one Of his cottages and
that several of the rooms in his
hotel have been rented for the sea-
son.
Dr., ". n. Berkely, of Frostburg,
Md, will be at Accident March II;
IIoyes, March 10, and GAINESVILLE,
March II, for the treatment Of dis
eases Of the eye, ear, nose aud
throat Special attention TO the
examination Of eyes for glasses.
81 2t
The Universal Plow is the only
complete plow made, as you can
buy it all steel, or chilled, with
steel or wood beam, front or rear
adjusting, plain grooved, slip or
cutter shears, shins, knee cutters,
jointers, wheels, etc. Write for
catalogue. J. ". Davis & Som
agents, Oakland, Md. 30.
At the request of the patrons T.
DR.. Henry W. McComas he has
decided to have regular Office hours,
if possible, in the. future. The
hours that he will endcayor to be at
his office in the Mayors building
are as follows 8 to 10 Il. m., 2 to
3 p. M, s to 8 p. M, from June to
October and from October to June,
z to $50 p. m.
Our popular railroad conductor,
Capt. Blizzard, was at Oakland last
week. Tom Aggleson, of Thomas,
manipulated the punch in his alb
sence. MIR. 7. G. Hinebaugh,
the genial proprietor of the Hotel
Randolph. returned Wednesday
evening from a business visit to
Oakland and Cumberland. -Elkins
Inter Mountain.
Sprlng-time will soon be here,
and so will one of the finest lines of
buggies, DaYtons, spring wagons,
surrays and carts for A. ID. Naylor
that ever came to Oakl land. BE
sure to give him call when in need
of anything i'll this line, for he can
SUIT you both as to price and terms.
Some vehicles on hand now. 50-3t.
Mr.. Chas. }. Newman, who has
been an employe of THE REPUBLl-
CAN for a year or more, has been
compelled to sever his relations with
us on account of failing health.
Hereafter he will devote his entire
time to his store on Railroad street
where he will be pleased to serve all
who may patronizc him. His ot
in this Office has been filled We p
porarily by Mr.. W. Dorsey, Of
Kingwood.
VIM. Bray. son of Norman b.
Bray, of Blaine, died last Wednes-
day morning. Wh9 young man had
been afflicted with consumption for
some time, and had only reached
the age Of u years when death
claimed him for his own. He was
well liked in the community, and
his parents have the sympathy of
the entire community. "His bat
tie is DER, his crown is won. =
Piedmont Independent.
Mir. Ed, NJ. Spedden, Of Oak
land, Md, was here on business
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Charles
Tower, Of Oakland, spent few
hours in town Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John Conncll. Of Hutton,