The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-09-25

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Miss Della Edwards has improved
her house on Oak street by a new
tin roof.
Fresh pork and sausage at An
drew STARTERS every Saturday
morning.
1t pays to employ good workmen.
King, the painter, gets there with
both feet. 1913
Ralph Thayer has improved his
property by putting a new platform
on Oak street.
Miss Matte Porter is teaching a
select school in l. Bolyard's resi-
dence on Alder street.
King, the painter, will give you
straight goods. No painters oil,
whiting nor pearl Ochre. 1913
W. II. Butler has moved from
Oakland to Terra Alta, where he
built a house this summer.
An open air meeting was held by
number Of evangelists at the b.
& 0. depot, Sunday evening.
John Shartzer will move into the
house lately vacated by j. A. Grant,
corner Third and Alder streets.
Rev. VIM. Junkins will preach at
the Ryan's Glade church on the first
Sunday in October, at 1870 a. m.
Tuesday was Emancipation Day
and was celebrated in the usual
style by the colored people of the
Nation.
Nothing succeeds like success. If
you want your house painted so it
won't fall off next year, see King,
the painter. 1913
II. ". Hessen has the saw-mill
he recently purchased from Alph
limbaugh in full operation on his
farm south of town.
a BARGAIN.-One spring wagon,
l set Of harness, new, l job printing
press and type. Inquire Of j. A.
Enlow, Mt. Lake Park. 2S-3t*
r. S. Jamison has had new roof
put on his residence on Liberty
street, and will erect a neat fence
around his property, which will add
very much to its appearance and
make it much more attractive.
The B. & O. carried upward of
$4,000 car loads more Of freight in
August than ever before in one
month in the history of the road.
1t beats all how the country is 60
ing to the devil under the McKin-
ley law. doesn't it Eek.
LOST. - Between Oakland and
German, on Tuesday, Sept. %, a
brown leather valise, bearing the
initials Nv. E. H." Finder will
be rewarded by returning same to
j. e. Hoffman, & Sons Co., Cor
man, Md.
". IL. Lambert, tie genial NAH
ager Of the Glades, received tele
gram from his home in Loudon
county, Va, Tuesday night, an
nouncing the serious illness Of his
aged father. Mr.. Lambert departed
for his home the same evening.
r. r. Sanner, principal Oakland
Normal School will open a select
school early in October. Number
of pupils limited. In connection
with the regular course of study,
special instruction will be given in
double entry bookkeeping and bus
mess forms.
DR.. W. II. Ravenscraft and wife
departed for their new home, Ridg-
way, Pa, Wednesday morning. The
Doctor and his wife have many
warm friends in Oakland who regret
that they have left town. We hope
the doctor may meet with abundant
success in his new home. lie is Il
thorough gentleman, Il practical
physician and surgeon, and we have
no hesitancy in recommending him
to the good graces of the people Of
Ridgway.
Henry Weber, the florist and
gardener, is building four large hot
houses on his farm one mile east of
town, the largest of which is to be
one hundred and twenty feet long,
and the other three eighty-fve feet
LONG. each. The houses will be