The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-12-15
HERE AND ELSEWHERE.
Movements of Prominent Persont
Known to the Readers of THE
Republican,"

Movements of Prominent Persono|
Known to the Readers of THE
Republican,"
Fred Felty was on a business trip
east since our last issue.
p. S. Hyde. ESQ.,, of Piedmont,
was in Oakland Saturday.
VIM. II. Biggs, ESQ.,. of near the
Park, called to see us Tuesday.
j. q. Shaw, ESQ.,, of Grantsville,l
was in town Saturday and made us,
a call.
Peter p. Lohr, Esq, of Bittin-|
ger, was in Oakland on business
yesterday.
We acknowledge call from WuI
Wright, ESQ.,, Of Altamout. on
Tuesday.
Cornelius Bower, of Bittinger,
and Andrew Pysell, of near Deer
Park, were among our callers on
Saturday.
Sanford Thompson and family
have removed from Corinth to
Frostburg.
Miss Rena Robinson and daugh-
ter left Oakland on last Thursday
for Baltimore.
John L. Sincell returned from
Ohio Monday where he had been to
see physician.
Miss Carrie Browning, of near
Oakland, is visiting friends at
Elkins, W. Va.
Deputy Sheriff Dorsey E. For
man, of Terra Alta, was in Oak
land on Friday.
Mrs. Howard Eckles and two
children who were visiting relatives
in and near Terra Alta, returned to
Oakland Monday.
Sheriff Jamison and Attorney L.
j. Peddicord were in Kingwood on
business last week.
Mr.. Ed Mcmillan, of Accident,
is student of pharmacy in Col.
Sturgiss' drug store.
Gilmor Hamill, of Oakland,
States Attorney for Garrett county,
was in the city yesterday. News.
Miss Margaret ChrystAl departed
for Baltimore Tuesday morning
where she will spend the winter with
friends.
Chas. S. Davis, ESQ.,, the hard
ware man, spen last week in Pitts
burg on business. He returned to
Oakland Saturday night.
Misses Lucinda Hinebaugh and
Jennie johnson, who are attending
school in Hagerstown, will arrive
home to-day to spend their holiday
vacation.
W. G. Jones, Esq, of Deer Park,
who was i'll a long time with typhoid
fever, favored us with visit yes
terday. Mr.. Jones has about re-
covered his usual health.
Many farmers will slaughter their
hogs for family use this month. If
the hogs are fed within twelve hours
of the killing the food will be wasted
the meat will be more liable to sour,
and the distended intestines more
difficult to remove. The same in a
measure applies to drink as well.
Miss Kittie, the youngest daugh.
ter of Hon. Louis L. and Leah Nc.
Comas, died at half-past four o clock
Saturday morning, December 10,
at Springfield, the residence of hel
grandfather, G.. W. Humrichouse,
Esq, near Williamsport, Md. She
is spoken of as both beautiful and
bright, and passed away at the in.
teresting age of thirteen years.
1t is asserted that there is more
JOY in printing Office over one sin
ner who pays in advance and abuse;
the editor on every occasion than
over the ninety and nine who borrow
the paper and sing its praises with
out contributing cent to keep il
out of the poor house. Blessed are
the meek, for they shall inherit the
earth, and obtain the material fol-
fencing it on time.
The large frame hotel which
stands on the hill overlooking Cor
man, West Virginia, and which was
, for many years widely known as q
pleasant summer resort called Fort
Pendleton Hotel, was burned to The
ground about midday on Saturday
last. The building was owned by
the heirs of Mrs. Deakens, and al