The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-01-10

pen of the poet.
Mr.. Lincoln Calls has completed |
his large wagon AID blacksmith |
shop and equipped it with modern |
machinery and tools is now prepar-
ed to do any kind of work in his
line on short notice in frst-class
style. He is number one work
man and a clever man and can
always be found at his shops on I'd
avenue near the planning mill, ready
to please and accommodate his
customers.
DR.. VIM. D. Cabell, the founder
and head of the far-famed Norwood
Institute, of Washington, d. c.,
paid Loeb Lynn Heights a pleasant
visit last week and selected four
beautiful lots donated by the Mt,
Home Co., for the summer school
of the Norwood Institute. 1t is IN
tended to erect ample buildings
ready for occupancy by the LIST of
July. DR.. and Mrs. Cabell stand
among the most noted and sue
cessful female educators in the
country.
: The Park has still another young
and pretty sister, Interwalden, the
property Of Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips,
which has just been plated, ad-
joining Oak Hall, the beautiful
summer boarding cottage of Mrs.
Minnie P. limbaugh, which is
situated adjoining the Park on the
high hill Immediately on the main
drive to Oakland. There is no
prettier or more attractive place in
all these mountain tops than Oak
Hall and lnterwalden.
Hon. A. G. Dayton, of Phillip,
W. Va, the young Republican who
defeated Hon. W. l.. Wilson for
Congress in the noted End West
Virginia district, has purchased
some most attractive lots on Shen-
andoah avenue, and has also taken
an interest in the Loeb Lynn
Heights Hotel Co. lie will begin
Immediately the erection Of a hand
some cottage for himself and fam
lily. We have not only milllonaires
but senators, congressman, presi-
dents and professors Of universities
and colleges, L, L. DIS, d. DIS,
M. DIS, G. Els, P. C.'s, p. BIS,
U. BIS, BIS, C.'s, Els and P.'s
ad jnfnitum, till you can't rest,
and still they come. A detailed
account OF all the great men who
have purchased lots and villas and
will erect cottages and palaces,
churches and temples, institutes
and colleges what is and is (not) to
be at this noted place, would fill
volume as large as Websser's Una
bridged. We have no time to write
a book, and scarcely time to pen
these few lines to you and yours.
Please permit me to call your
attention to the salutary effect our
bright, young and dashing Miss
Loeb Lynn is having upon her
sleepy old maiden sister across the
way. Mr.. Editor, it is an actual
fact that the old girl has at last
gotten ashamed Of herself and is
being aroused from her long slum-
beers by the noise and clatter of the
saw and hammer on the Heights,
and is putting on Il brand new
frock in which to make her second
debut. We always loved old Miss
Park and ever had strong abiding
faith in her, land knew all she needed
was some one to touch her pride
and wake her up. There is moth
ing on earth so stirring and inYig-
Grating, so stimulating and ava
kening as good honest, earnest
competition. Competition even
between sisters is commendable and
works wonders. We are told that
lots so feet front are now being sold
in the Park from $500 to 81, 900
each, which before the sale here at
Loeb Lynn Heights; only last
August, could scarcely find pur-
chasers at any price. We are glad
to note this fact. Certainly there
is no reason why every lot in the
Park or on the Heights should not
readily bring as much as lots in
| Oakland, which command from
$500 to $1,000. We predict that
it will be only a very short time till
they will command a higher price
here than any lot in your town
There is another thing, Mr.. Editor,
we disire to call your attention to,
viz: We don't allow spectators
to purchase lots anywhere about
here, like you do; they will kill any
town deader than Hector. We
don't permit them even to stop
here. All our purchasers are
erecting cottages on their lots Tor in
their minds). Another thing, all
lots in the Park are so feet wide,
don't forget that, and on the
Heights they are from 60 feet to
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