The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-12-24

plated ware, glass, cut and imitation
cut, books and holiday novelties, at
Ofutt g. Sons.
Cheap John has been in the toy
business 80 wears in Oakland and
knows what to buy for the trade.
Kun and c. 4O-3
Attorneys d. James Blackiston and
James W. Thomas, of Cumberland,
were here on professional business
last Friday.
Competition is a general rattler up
of dry bones and dull trade. Cropp
underbuys and he underseIls. Come
and see. 4l-2
Reduced prices on ladies and child
rem $ coats, mems and boys Overcoats,
and everything in clothing at Offutt
& Sons. 39-4t.
Attorney Morrison, of Piedmont,
was in Oakland last Monday morning
attending the sessions of the non-jury
term of court.
The lumber plant at Crellin during
the past year has made an unprece-
dented record in it's output OF manu-
factured lumber.
Mr.. r. G. Campbell, of Mineral
Springs, was in Oakland attending
court on Monday as was also eX-Jus-
tice Kahl, of Accident.
Mr.. Walter Ravenscraft, of Ridge
way, Pa, was here day or two this
week visiting his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. w. H. Ravenscraft.
Lovely handkerchiefs, ties, gloves,
perfumes, soaps. Presents from five
cents up. Ladies wrappers 99cts at
ID. T.. Offutt & Sons.
Send your name and address to J.
| NJ. Davis 4 Son and they will mail
YOU the latest illustrated catalogue OF
Cinderella stoves and ranges.
New goods arriving almost every
day-enough to supply Oakland, Mt.
Lake Park, Deer Park, SWanton and
Hutton Switch-at G. B. Crops.
If YOU want Lowney's candies go to
Newman next door to the postOt1ice:
also fine line of stick and mixed can
dies which he will sell cheap for cash.
The st. Paul's NJ. E. Sunday school
will have their annual Christmas en-
tertainment and treat on Christmas
night. The exercises viii begin at
G:30 p. III.
Mrs. W. y. Waltz went to Grafton
Saturday where she was called to the
bedside Of her mother, who fell anC
broke her thigh and is not expected
to live.
\ young woman went into a store
in Oakland yesterday and asked ''tt
1a, s1unS =, 'ii''i'' "i''' ''''' cay
S'i''S'0''
Just opened fresh and the bes
raisins, currants, citron, nuts, oranges
lemons, candies, mlnce meat, nm
S,',i''o' ~ = 0ff,,+4 Itit, 3, >G,,,.
Measrs. Davis " Son are making eS
tTaordinary efforts and offering Srea
inducements TO purchasers OF ClndeI
eIia ranges ana S'oNe7. St' Iiieh "o
r ''''>.'''
| Jos. Martin, jr., Raliroad street, rt
ceiVes fresh daily supply OF oyster
which he serves III all styles. OEstei
, prepared and sent to any one III OaF
land ordering them. 3o-3t.
Mr.. William Brown, OF rlendsVlllt
= is here as the guest OF ms brothe
Sheriff Brown. He Is someWha
broken down il health and Is "ndt
/, the care Of DIR. Henry McComaS.
/ 49,, ,.
confined TO his bed for two or thre
: weeks suffering from the effects OF a
i abcess on his ankle, has recovere
so far as to be able 10 be ont OF be-
q cuaa- DaIlC,rrioc.o, uol,b,, Horse
q yvo"on, ,lo,o iITl ,TnoI 10 Chne7s Don Furnit1,
and Dolls, Albums, LolIet He's' doom Do
u Candles, fruits' NueH, etF' I tS|I
d call and cheap Jollh 'rett H'oc-
Amony +ba students of different i
s+itntinns of learninr who are spen
= mo thn vacation days at home, v
x notice Messrs. Scmmes and Stua
Hamill OF the Allegany county Aca
u emy.
e Mr. 7 : Horvev. of near Ctorma
who is stndent a+ the Wesleya
IS Tnivoreit,, , at Dejawnre O. returnt
a ~ his bnTa Yesterday to sDend II
f~ hojidavs i'd Ne was met here by h
brother, Mr.. Il. {. Harvey.
=, Misc Mario Smith who has been a