The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-07-25

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lots and villas have been sold since.
Thirty cottages have and are now
being erected on these lots. Many
more will be built this season. An
other public sale of lots will take
place on the grounds on August
9th and 10th, when most attractive
building lots and villas will be sold
to the highest bidder on terms to
suit the purchaser.
"The Loeb Lynn Heights Hotel
has been erected on beautiful en-
inence opposite, and one hundred
feet above the Mountain Lake Park
depot, with a veranda sixteen feet
wide surrounding same, and a high
observatory, from which the blue
mountains are seen towering one
above another in the dim distance
for miles in every direction, in
Maryland, Pennsylvania and West
Virginia. This is one of the finest
hotels and the most attractive loca-
Ltion along the entire line of the B.
4 O. railroad. 1t contains 104 bed
rooms and bath rooms on the
second and third floor, large ball
and billiard rooms, parlors, recep-
ton rooms, public and private
dining rooms, reading room and
barber shop on first floor, and
equipped with all modern improve
ments. 1t is now being furnished
by one of the most popular caterers
in this country. Aside from tie
many attractions in this hotel, there
are large enclosed baseball grounds,
lawn tennis, croquet, ten-pins,
swings, etc.
"Those caring for the Mountain
Chautauqua, with its many relig-
ious and literary entertainments,
will find Mountain Lake Hotel
with an excellent caterer, a pleasant
place to tarry. 1t is in the first
grove near and opposite the depot.
There is also Grace Cottage, where
so many in past years have found
health and rest for body and soul,
controlled by Gods handmade :,
Miss Jennie Smith, the noted rail
road evangelist, whom everyone
loves and honors. Not far away is
the handsome Faith Home, con-
trolled by faithful Miss Sarah Har-
ris; and just across the way is the
noted bennett House, where Chris
I'm workers are entertained free of
charge by that great restaurateur
who is known in all large cities in
the country. Still nearer the depot
is the new Columbian Hotel, where
everything is done to please and
entertain by the genial Mr.. Adam
Howell. Oak Hall, a delightful
summer hotel, is situated on a
beautiful eminence on the main
drive, midway between the Park
and Oakland, where persons desir-
ing lest and quiet can find it to
perfection, and az the same time be
in easy reach of the auditorium,
depot, postoffice, telegraph and ex-
press offices.
"There are many other hotels and
boarding houses both at Loeb Lynn
and the Park, where persons can
find pleasant summer homes at a
very reasonable price. A few de-
sirable cottages can yet be had on
either side of the road for the sum-
mer. Nc spirituous liquors are per.
mitted to be sold within one mile
of these grounds.
"From present indications the
hotels at Oakland and Deer Park
Will be crowded as we'll as those
here this season. An electric rail,
road will soon be constructed be.
tween Oakland and Deer Park pass
ing through Loeb Lynn Heights
and Mountain Lake Park.
"Rlght of way is being secured
and the connecting link of the Con
| finance and Oakland R. r. will soor
| be built, which will connect Loci
Lynn Heights, Mountain Lake PARK
Deer Park and Oakland with Pitts
burg and the Monongahela Valley
and place us within three hours
ride of million and half of peo
lple.
"Next season at which time this
road is expected to be completed
more persons will find health and
rest on those mountain tops thar
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