The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-03-27
urday by Superintendent Robert I.

j. H. Neff. of Kingwood, was in
town Tuesday. He has secured the
position as operator in the telegraph
office at this place.
Thomas Harne, whose certificate in
the Order of the Iron Hall matured a
few weeks ago. received a draft for
81 900 Saturday evening.
Ad. Laughlin. of Deer Park. who
has been operator at ROWlesburg for
several months has resigned his pc.
sition and returned home.
There were five new members in
itiated into the Iron Halt last Situr-
day night. The lodge at this place
now has membership of 46.
Ex-Sheriff Geo. D. White returned
to oakland last Thursday night from
Baltimore where he had been under
medical treatment for ten days.
ROberdeau Amman, assistant man
ager of the Cumberland NeacS. was in
Oakland few days this week s0lic-
iting subscriptions for that paper.
Money to loan on first mortgage on
real estate.
THOMAS & SINCELL.
Oakland, Nd.
J. M. Davis & Son havea full line
of hardware for the spring trade. in-
GLIDING farm implements, paints, oil,
glass, etc. Write for prices. 4-3t*
A cO-partnerShip his been formed
between MesSrs. Isaac Bolyard and
G. E. Messerly. who will conduct a
general smithing business in Oak.
land.
Will Scott went to Baltimore and
Philadelphia on Sunday ght to pur-
chase goods Tor the Baltimore store.
He will return the latter part of this
week.
John Cornelius, Esq, who has been
absent several months selling stump.
pulling machines, of which he is the
inventor, returned TO his home last
week.
Mr.. E. KiZmiller, of Blaine, spent
"Wednesday night in town, en- route
home from Oakland, where he has
been attending court. - Piedmont
Herald.
Messrs. George Little and Lewis
Walters have quit working for the B.
& D. and went to GOrnania where
they have secured work ia Human :
tannery.
Rev. Thomas j. Stanton, son of
our felloW-t0Wnsman, l.. Stanton,
who mas been attending the Catholic
University, Washington, is home on
a visit.
Mr.. Turley will move to the farm
he recently purchased from James
w. White on the road between NJ t.
lake Park and Oakland, on the Isl
of April.
Join the Iron League at once. II
pays 500 in one year at an average
cost of S45. Applications left at
Felty & Co.'s will receive prompt at.
tention. 4-2t
Mr.. VIM. Hinebaugh, Secretary o.
the School Commissioners. informs
US that there will be a balance of S20(
in the treasury after all outstanding
bills are paid.
Chief Judge of the Orphans Court
| Nathan CaSteel is quite i'll with but
little prospects of recovery. Judge
| ClSteel his been confined TO his bed
for several months.
Mrs. Glmor S. Hamill left Oak
land on Thursday morning of last
week for Baltimore, where she will
receive medical treatment in Mary
land Hospital.
Jacob Lohr, of Bittinger, was il
Oak land last week and called on US
Mr.. Lohr is selling Manager t
Throne," a book on the Holy Lane
by Rev. Il. Dewitt TaImage.
Having bought the meat store o
A. Nelson l am prepared to furnish
the public with all kinds of frest
meats.
2-3t A. RTZER.
S. T. Jones, Esq. the efficien
cashier of the Garrett County bank
Oakland. will spend month fisnin!
at Like Cleveland as soon as tn,
weather becomes Il little warmer.
Mr.. Walter Yost. of the West Va
University, arrived here Wednesda!
to spend the Easter vacation with hi
cousin. Miss Jennie johnson. II
will rnIn1in over far the f. ,Sipr ha n