The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-02-20
Oakland Monday on professional

business.
Is there another town along the B.
& o. the size of Oakland without tel.
egraph facilities?
LosT.-A fever thermometer in a
MACK case. Reward will be paid il
left at this Office.
| w. A. Barritt. of Barritt, and C,
II. Barriit, of Philadelphia, were in
Oakland Sunday.
| Go to Vests. Railroad street, for
anything in the tobacco, confectionery
and stationery line.
Mrs. D. E. Offutt went to Balti.
more Thursday morning last for
medical treatment.
Frank Wright. OF Newhurg, was
in town this week on his monthly
rounds as drummer.
Good roads mean larger sales and
more remunerative prices for all
products of the coil.
The members of the Lutheran and
Methodist congregations contemplate
| building new edifices.
Arte Fraley is agent for Duncan's
Steam Laundry, Chilicothe. o. This
laundry does excellent WORK,
Mrs. King DeIawder and Mrs. F.
A. Thayer spent Tuesday in Pied
mont visiting friends and relatives.
George w. Wilson. a prominent
lumDerman of Wilson Station, was in
the city Friday. Northumberland News,
A meeting for the benefit of the
young people is held in the NJ, E.
church. Oak Iand. on Monday even
ings.
S. D. White has moved from Mt.
Lake Park to Elk Garden, where he
will engage in the mercantile bust
ness.
E. III. McMillen, who spent the
greater portion of the winter in Flor
ida, has returned to his home in Ac-
cident.
Jonas Frazpe, the Splbysport mer-
chant and postmaster, came up TO
Oakland Sunday and returned home
Tuesday morning.
County Treasurer Urias M.
Stanton. of Grantsville. WIS in
Oakland this week on business con-
nected with his office.
Thomas Little was up at Leadmine,
Tucker County, this week. 1t is
said that Tom will soon bring the
attraction" to Oakland.
S. Il. Davis, the accommodating
eroceryman. was in Pittsburgh sew
eral days this week. Mr.. A. J. Harne
is keeping store for him in his alb
sence.
Thomas Martin is building a large
stable on his lot on Oak street. He
will add several more horses and
conveyances to his livery in the
spring.
The Rev. Mr.. Moore. of Keyser,
who was to preach in the Memorial
church, Oakland, Tuesday night did
not arrive. therefore there was no
service.
The foundation under the engine
at the e.ectTic station has become
weakened and the Oscillation has IA
had effect on the engine. 1t will be
braced, however.
John J. Beeghley, of Engles Mills.
was up to Oakland Tuesday attend
ing to some business for his father,
Rev. Josiah BeeghIey, who is i'll
with consumption.
A movement is on foot among the
young people of Oakland to organize
a Good Templars lodge. There is no
reason why good lodge could not be
instituted in town.
While DR.. j. Lee McComas was in
Baltimore this week he purchased
number of Brahma chickens at
poultry show. The doctor will use
them for breeding purposes.
A bill has been introduced in the
House of Representatives to make
Feb. ~ and April q national holt
days. Feb II is Llncoln's birthday
and April q Is Grants birthday.
1t is reported in oakland that the
mail trains, known rs trains Nos. B
and 6, will be taken off of this divls-
ion and will be run via Cumberland
and Pittsburgh to and from Chicago.
Mr.. Daniel Hinebaugh, whose ILL
ness was noted in last weeks REPUB.
CAN, was brought to Oakland s ,tur-