The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-06-26

near White church. A general invi-
tation is extended to all.
The Rev. Thomas Stanton, who
has been at the Catholic University,
Washington, since last fall, is visit
ing his father in Oakland.
j. NJ. Savage, of Derry Station,
Pa, was a caller at our Office Wed.
nesday. Mr.. Savage expects to re-.
main in Oakland this summer.
We understand that the erection of
a telephone line between Oakland
and Mountain Lake Park, is contem-
plated ty some of our enterprising
citizens.
We are glad to hear that M. B.
Ross, of this place, has been granted
a pension of twelve dollars a month.
with one hundred and thirty dollars
back pay.
Capt. J. Donald Smith AMI Mis-.
Won Kapph. of Baltimore, arrived in
Oakland on Wednesday and are oc.
cupying the Captains residence on
East Oak street.
Mrs. Bessie Beckman. Misses Alice
Cr0pp, Jennie Group and Fannie
Beckman, of G0rmania, w. Va,
were the guests of Mrs. Freize last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. George l.. Blaney, of Grafton.
one of the finest painters in West
Virginia, was in Oakland II couple Of
days this week and painted fine
sign for the Felty Bros.
F. A. Thayer left Wednesday night
Tor Pdrkersburg, w. Va. to attend
the United States Circuit Court as a
witness against a CIarkshurg man for
using the mails unlaWfuIIy.
Deputy Sheriff Lantz, of Aurora,
Was in Oakland few hours last Fri.
day. Klngwood papers must not
copy this item; the Sheriff's Preston
girl does not know he was here.
Messrs. Shapes and Gates, of Fay.
cite county, Penn. have bought the
William DeBerry farm, near Corinth,
for the sum of $1,000, and will begin
mining coal and burning at once.
Marmaduke Swearingen. who lives
on Mrs. Huff's farm near town, re-
ceived notice on Wednesday that he
had been granted pension of twelve
dollars per month. with back pay.
The little republic of Costa Rica,
which has only 220, 900 inhabitants,
has decided To eXpend $4,000 Tor the
display of her marvellous resources al
the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
George Steyer, of GOrmania, and
J. E. Otto, of GAINESVILLE, were in
town on Tuesday and made US "a
pleasant call. Mr.. Steyer was sick
all winter but is now almost fully re.
covered.
G. M. Mason don't have to adver
tiSe his goods because everyone fol-
lows the crowd to the Oak land mill,
where they lind the largest stock of
goods in Garrett county, consisting
of -four, feed and grain of all kinds 2
Mrs. Bowie Johnson, aided by a
we'll selected committee, have charge
of the decorations for Garrett Guard
entertainment. The committee will
meet and complete arrangements on
Saturday next al 8 y. m.
Wanted at Garthright's. 5000 lbs
fresh sweet roll butter. must be first
class, and all fresh eggs can get at
the highest market price. Not easy
over stocked with butter that is new
and properly made. 1862
We understand that a number Of
commercial men have decided to
make Oakland their headquarters
during the Summer. They expect
to rent rooms and fit them up fol
club rooms. They could not select q
better place than Oakland in which
to spend their leisure time.
DR.. p. A. Skeen, appointment Den
list of Texarkana. Ark. says he used
Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheu
matism and found it 10 TIE most ex
ceIlent local remedy. For sale By
II. j. Mayors, druggist.
A telegram from Keyser, w. Va.
was received by Policeman Cline on
Saturday telling him to look out fol
a horse thief who was thought to bt
coming this way. Two fine horses
had been stolen near Keyser thu
night before. Nothing has been seer
of the thief.
There is prodigiOus number o
persons who fell very much down a
the heel just now. All they really
need is dose of St. Patricks Pills t.
cleanse and rpnOvate their system. l