The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-06-29
HERE AND ELSEWHERE.
Movements of Prominent Persons
Known to the Readers of "The
Republican"


Mrs. E. NJ. Spedden and Miss
Kate Spedden spent Friday with
friends and relatives in Deer Park.
Jas. d. Harvey, of Kearney, was
a business caller at our sanctum
Friday.
Geo. d. White, Esq, was in
Terra Alta and Corlnth on busi-
ness Friday last.
DR.. f. A, Watson, of Fostoria,
o., who is spending the summer at
the Park. was a caller at this office
Saturday last.
Mrs. Arthur See, of Piedmont,
was visiting the Misses Anderson in
Oakland a few days last week.
Mrs. +. G.. Hyde is in Kingwood
visiting relatives.
Miss Kate Bruce, of Cumberland,
is visiting Squire A. B. Gonder.
Mr.. +. j. Fredlock, of Piedmont,
was in Oakland few days last
week on business.
James Gilpin, of Floyd, was in
town on business Saturday.
Misses May and Hattie Smouse,
of Terra Alta, were in Oakland on
Saturday.
Miss Hattie Shocking, of Iona
coming, is visiting at Mrs. George
Fulmer's on Center street,
Col. John E. Wood and family
arrived in Oakland from Baltimore
Tuesday evening and are at their
home west of town.
Mrs. Frank Thrasher, of Deer
Park, spent Friday with friends in
Oakland.
Mrs. II. j. Mayors is in Ohio on
a visit to her parents.
Ellwood Offutt, who has been at
st. Johns College, Annap-
oils, has returned home to spend
his vacation.
George Riley, Esq, was circula-
ting with friends and relatives in
Oakland last Friday.
Hon. c. NJ. Bishop, of King
wood, was here on Friday last
shaking hands with his many
Messrs. 4. NJ. Herrmans and N.
J. Fortney, accompanied by his son
were in Oakland a few hours We'd
nesday night. They departed for
Washington, ID. c., on No. 4 the
same evening.
Leonard Townshend, son of DR..
Townshend, Of Oak land,
who has been employed il Balti-
Tor several months, came home on
Thursday to recuperate. His com
ng was hastened by an accident
which befel MIN Monday in which
ne received IL severe strain Of the
)ack.
Rev. G. w. Kepler, of Oakland,
vas in town on Sunday last, the
guest Of Col. j. d. Rigg. He had
)een attending sacramental services
It Oak Grove. Miss Anna An
lerson, Of Oakland, who was the
,uest Of Miss Alta Lovenstein for a
week past, returned home on Mon
lay.-Mies Matte Adair was in
Oakland a few days since our last
ssue, visiting relatlyes.-Oracle.
a resident of this city has just |
eturned from the Worlds Fair,
.fter an absence of six days. lie |
tarted from here with S1S.2j, |
pent four days at the far and re-
urned with $8 of the original
mount in his pocket. Had he not |
net with some friends, necessita-
ing some civillties, he would have
pent less than he did. Those |
omplaining of extortionate rates
ught to call on him for pointer
)umb. News.
DR.. NJ. j. Davis Is a prominent
hysician Of Lewis, Cass county,
owa, and has been actively en-
aged in the practice of medicine at
hat place for the past thirty-five
ears. On the Goth of May, while
n Des Moines en- route to Chicago,
e was suddenly taken with an at
ack of dlarrh@a. aHaving sold
'hamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
)iarrhGa Remedy for the past
eyenteen years, and knowing its
eliability, he procured a % cent
ottle, two doses Of which com
letely cured him. The excitement
nd change Of water and diet Incl
ent to travelling often produce a
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