The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-03-23
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HERE AND ELSEWHERE
Movements Of Prominent Pc !
Known to the Readers of IT.
Republican,,
Among the attorneys atten9 e
and having business in court Z
this week from Cumberland
Messrs. Jacob Brown and Davi
/ Lewis. e.,s(
Mr.. John Schlossnagle and II
lily visited their relatives and fria
at and near Accident last week
returned to Oakland on Satarda
Mr.. G. F. Inglehart, of Accide
was here part of the week on co
business We acknowledge a plf IS
ant call LfrAnat thsgsssl
DIR. Singleton Townshend de-
parted for Baltimore on last Satur-
day morning to be absent week
in that city visiting his relatives
and friends.
G. j. Kolb, Esq, the extensive
planning mill man of Friendsville,
is one of the jurymen who did not
forget where we have our latch
string hanging.
Mr.. c. M. Livengood, of Grants
vile, and Austin Speicher, Esq, of
Accident, we're our first callers on
Monday morning.
Geo. II. Sharp, ESQ.,, of the Cor
inth Coal Il Coke Company, OF
Corinth, W. Va, was in Oakland
ON business Monday.
Eli Stanton ESQ, of Grantsville,
arrived in Oakland Sunday evening
and is here this week attending
court.
Major Bell and wife, of New
York, arrived in Oakland Sunday
evening from Harrisburg. Pa, and
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
G. Hyde.
Col. John E. Wood, of Baltimore,
was here since our last issue looking
after the interests of his country
place west of Oakland.
John A. Wagner, Esq, of Swan
ton, was one of our numerous callers
on Tuesday. Mr.. Wagner did not
fail to make the heart Of the prin-
ter light and his pocket book cor
respondingly heavy. Such callers
are always welcome.
Miss Gay Brown, of Morgantown,
is the guest of the Misses Tower
this week. Miss Brown was on hel
way home from Baltimore and
stopped here to visit the above
named ladies.
Nathan Ferguson, Esq, son Of
the Rev. G. J. Ferguson, of neal
Sang Run, was in Oakland Thurs.
day last and made The REPUBLI'
CAN a pleasant call. Mr.. F. wai
on his way to Sang Run to see his
parents.
Three representatives of the Green
family in the persons of Messrs.
Simeon w., William Henry and
Robert L., all of near Homecoming,
made Oakland visit on Tuesday
and came in to see The REPUBLI-
CAN.
The following named gentlemen
paid their respects to The REPUB.
LIcAN on Monday last: Messrs.
Michael Nathan and S. ID. Yoder,
of Grantsville; Jehu Paugh and
Wilbur c. Jones, of Deer Park, and
+. P. Strawn and j. II. Davis, OF
Accident.
Silas Teats, the man who "never
runs down" according to our Sci
bysport correspondent, was here
two or three days this week attend
ing court as a witness and dropped
into this office to seq "where he was
at" He found out and now de-
clares he will have the "sculp'' OF
that "Selbysport chap" if he can
locate him. -
DR.. r. A. Ravenscroft, of Acct
dent, who has been practicing in
the Louisville (Ky.) City Hospital
during the winter months, has re-
turned to Accident and resumed
his practice there. The genial doc
tor told US the other day that he
had derived much bodily benefit
by his sojOurn in the south and he
looks it.
A fire at Bush's, station on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, six
miles west of Grafton, W. Va, de-
stroyed the store of Theodore Bush,
the depot and postoffice. The
bonkc of tho Stnrn pOGtoffipp nanprs