The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-03-15

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Ind, in which city she will resid
in the future.
Mrs. Abraham King, of nea
German, who spent month il
Florida, returned to her home Sat
urday morning. Her husband il
still in the South.
Mr.. A. W. Moffett, who taught
the Bloomington school this winter
was in Oakland Monday on his way
to Johnstown to spend the summer
there with friends.
Mrs. Mary Baker arrived in Oak.
land on Tuesday from Cincinnati,
o., and will in the future reside
with her uncle, Mr.. Christian
Slabach, near Sunnyside.
Elkins has fixed her license at
$500 a year, which with the State
license of $3.50 places it at a pretty
high figure, but five people took out
license last week at these figures.
The Oakland REPUBLICAN smiles
at the Frosturg story Of a great sill
yer discovery as a fake, the author
as a faklr and the Baltimore Amer
'ca'' a fakee.-Frostburg Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Hlnebaugh.
of Elklns. who attended the funeral
of Mrs. G. W. ". Amick, Mrs.
Hlncbaugh's sister, in Oakland,
returned to Elkins Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. L. ?. Russell, corner 1st
and Water streets, is prepared to
take boarders by the month. Per-
sons attending court will be accom-
modated with board at 80 cents per
day. 81 St.
The new armature for the cleo
,ric plant arrived Friday and was
placed III the machine. Saturday !
night the streets were again illumi-
lated, after being IN darkness for
over month.
The residence being erected by
Japt. ). VI. Jarboe and his force cf
mechanics IN the East end for Gen.
. n. Palmon, IS under roof and
vii be finished for occupancy with
n short time.
Messrs. Henry Weber & Sons.
he Oakland florists, have made
,hich all accuuiuroy..-v>-l..c,-- 60 -
1ilI stop to take on or let of passen-
ers at their farm.
The Odd Fellows Of Morgantown,
v. Va, will erect building the
coming year that will! cost $40, 600
t will contain lodge and business
'ooms. The way to make town
s to build it.
The Young ladies of Corinth will
give "pink Tea on Friday even
NC. March l6, 1894, in the church,
for the purpose of purchasing a
Everybody cordially |
invited to attend.
DR.. A. l.. Wagner has located IN
Oakland and will practice both IN
town or country. Calls promptly
answered either day or night. "
flee, one door west OF st. Paul's
N f. church. 8-lyr
Messrs. Henry, FREQ aud Louis
Kamp, of near Accident, were IN
the city Tuesday to see their father,
Hon. Henry Kamp, who is lylng
dan gerously i'll at the home of his
son-in-law, Mr.. Andrew Shartzer.
Mr.. CLYDE Liller purchased, on
Monday, the barber shop on Rail
road street lately owned by Mr..
Killen, and will carry on the ton
serial art at the same stand. All
the people are invited to give him
call.
The salt air has badly corroded
the Statue of Liberty in New York
har Dor, and it is thought she Will
have to be painted to preserve her
good looks. Miss Liberty won't be
the first old girl that will have to
take to paint.
The Preston Lumber and Coal
Company's mill at Crelhn, tins
county, having a capacity Of 80. OOC
feet daily, will start within short
time. Quite a large number OF
orders are on hand. By this mil
resuming work employment will bt
given large number of laborers.
B. T. Crane, of Mt. Lake Park
has secured the agency for Ellwange
& Barry's nursery stock. Th'
above firm has been successful IL
business for over half century
which is all the recommendation
needed. l-3t