The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-12-17
T.OCAL AND OTHERWISE.
incidents and Events at Home and Nearby
Personal Mention, Etc.

New Years shooters will be scarce.
=. &. Hyde has everything. Just
lovely. 2t.
Almanacs for 1881 are putting in APP
pearance.
Newman has fine line Of cigars and
smoking tObaccos.
Red-ripe holly berries are the proper
per Christmas fruit.
Now's the time, young man,to quar-
rel with your best girl.
Mr.. Henry T. Kahl of Accident, is
in Oakland on Il visit to friends.
With others my prices are mere
vulgar fractions. G. b. CROPP.
A large second hand double heater
for sale at j. NJ Davis & Sons cheap.
Ladies' capes and coats at reduced
prices at NJ. l. SCOTS Baltimore
Store.
Cropp has bargains that enables
him to get the pull on the public
purse.
A bargain got should be bargain
given. That's what c. B. CrOpp is
doing. 4l-2
Mr.. Farley DeBerry, Of Terra Alta,
was an Oakland visitor last Friday
evening.
Editor Litzinger, of the Democrat,
was in Cumberland on business Mon
day last.
If you want fascinators, winter
caps, gloves and mittens, go to Town
shendS'. 40-3
Hon. John P. Jones, of Terra Alta,
was in Oakland one day last week on
Il business visit.
Raisins, figs, nuts, oranges and
Malaga grapes at Newman s,next door
to postOtfice. 3O-2.t
Bear in mind that Newman has the
finest line of Christmas tree Orna-
ments in town.
Attorney j. G. Renninger went to
Terra Alta this morning on profess
sional business.
Mr.. Calvin Fowler, of Eglon, WA,
was an Oakland visitor Monday and
made this office call.
Mr.. David J. Lewis, of the Cumber-
land bar, was in Oakland last Friday
on professional business.
Fresh new line of candies, cakes,
nuts, citron and raisins just opened
at Townshends'. 1913,
Mr.. Chas. J. Newman, who spent
last week in Terra Alta, returned to
Oakland Saturday evening.
Go and get anything you want at
Ofutt & Sons mammoth store, where
goods are arriving on every train.
Mr.. William Brown, of Friend8vilie,
is here undergoing treatment at the
hands of DR.. Henry W. McComas.
Man wants but little here below"
says the poet, but all this season the
average small boy wants the earth.
The members of st. Peters Catholic
church OF Oakland will hold a fair
during the holidays in Otfutt's Hall.
4 very pretty selection Of silk, en-
broidered and hemstitched handker-
chiefs. and silk scarfs at TOwnshends'.
Mr.. Charles DefIinbaugh spent Sun
day with friends in Cumberland, re
70 In u lsNVp 81
Competition is general RATHER up
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Reduced prices on ladies' and child
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Senator Il. A. Ravenscroft, of Acct
"et' ig' ut ,IfN from ris4t ~ riS l3ar+
,, ,i, 80 sony >''-i'' e''''''
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The largest and finest line OF china,
I1'G Ho Mare, Si'ss GtV anu ii4it@'ioIl
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Cheap John has been in the toy
business so Years i'll Oakland and
knows what 70 buy Tor the trade.
hum and Z. 4O-2
Lovely bandkercbiefs ties gloves.
perfumes, soaps. Presents from five
cents up: LADIES wrappers 99ctS at
II. Il. Offutt d Sons.
The thermometer reoistered nine
degrees above zero this morning.
H.