The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1894-09-27
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MIR. Victor Albright, of Cranes
yille, was in the city last Saturday
on business.
Mr.. Albert leighton spent last
Sabbath with his parents near
town.
Mr.. F. G. Hyde drove over to
BrandonviIle last Sunday to spend
a few days with his mother. He
returned to Oakland Tuesday.
Editor Bolden of the Terra
AHa oracle, spent Sunday with
relatives in Oakland.
Messrs. George Falkenstein and
Howard Smouse were at Cranes
vile last Sunday visiting friends.
MIR. Perry E. kimmell was in
Terra Alta last Sunday afternoon
on visit to friends.
Misses Ruth Wilburn and Nora
McGrail, Of Terra Alta, visited Mr..
and Mrs. Charles J. Newman in
Oakland Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Daniel f. Otfutt and little
daughter Bess spent Yesterday at
Terra Alta with friends.
Mrs. James D. Hamill and Mrs.
+. e. Hyde started for Buffalo, N.
Y, this morning to visit relatives.
Mr.. John Frey, Of Moscow Mills,
Md, was here Monday, called to
see The REPUBLICAN and ordered
the paper sent to his address for.
one year.
Mess1s. D. j. Blackiston and
Benz. A. Richmond, of Cumber-
land, We're here attending court
last Friday.
Mr.. r. G. Richardson, of Key
ser, was an Oakland visitor last
Monday for a few hours.
Miss Mayme Gesner, of Annapo-
lis, who has been on an extended
visit to Mrs. f. II. Sincell in Oak
land, departed for her home this
morning.
Miss Laura Matthews, who was
in the eastern cities in the interest
Of the Baltimore Store, has returned
to Oakland, bringing with her a
large stock of fall and winter mil
linery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Miller and
little daughter, of Washington, who
have been on visit to friends and
relatives in and near Oakland for a
number Of weeks, returned to
Washington Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam B. Johns, who
have been on visit to Mr.. Johns
parents near town for a few weeks,
departed for Chicago Tuesday night
where Mr.. Johns went to meet the
other members of the Schuman
Male Quartette who will start on
their annual tour through the west
and south some time next month.
Messrs. Patrick and James Stan
ton, of Chicago, who were in Oak
land on a visit to their parents for
the past week or two, returned to
their western home yesterday morn
ing. They were accompanied by
Jerry Stanton, who will in future
reside in Chicago.
DR.. Z. IL. Bartlett returned from
Buffalo, n. Y, last Saturday even
ing, where he had been summoned
to appear as a witness before the Z.
S. Court in case wherein a man
named Ferguson claimed to have
lost $50 by the robbery Of the Oak
land postoffice last spring. BY
some reason an arror was made in
the summons, Mr.. Fred A. Thayer
being the person wanted as a wit
ness and who went to Buffalo Sun
day night.
The great boundary dispute be-
tween Maryland and West Virginia
is, it is belle yed, drawing to a final
determination. 1t was stated IN
this correspondence some time ago
that Attorney General Poe had OBJ
tanned an order Of the Supreme
Court of the United States direct
ing a survey and plats to be made
for use at the hearing of the case.
In pursuance Of that order Messrs.
Julius Monroe, of Kingwocd, W.
Va, and Jno. Harmed, Of Garrett
county, have been appointed by the
respective States to make the nee
essary surveys in the presence of
the States representatives. The
parties will meet at Kingwood on
the second day of October to begin