The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-09-03
OAKLAND, Md THURsDAf, SEPTEMBER 3, 1896

morning by the pastor, Rev. Butler.
Wanted, at Garthright's store, 5
to 20 tons buckwheat flour, for
which will pay highest price. 2G-2
Mr.. Marion Stewart, of Easton,
W. Va, was the guest of relatives
in Oakland several days since our
last issue.
Mrs. Carrie Pretzler and three
children, and Miss Gertrude Bow
ard, all of Hagerstowr, are in Oak
land visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
j. Harne.
Messr8. John T. Browning and
VIII Whorton went to Clarksburg,
w. Va, this morning to attend the
county fair which is beng held
there this week.
The exodus of summer people
/ has commenced. One day last
week one of the east bound passen-
ger trans could not take all the
/ baggage checked for it.
Mrs. Isaac Whirledge, of Garrett,
Ind, and Mrs. Caroline Openlan-
der, of Sherwood, o., sister and
mother of Mrs. Perry W. Rock, are
in Oakland visiting her.
Mrs. Alfred Turner, of Kipukai,
. Hawaiian Islands, has the thanks
of the editor for copies Of the Homo
lulu Gagctte, which were read with
q great degree Of satisfaction.
Call at Malette's and get a clock,
ring, chain, pin, etc, at just one
third what you pay elsewhere in a
regular way. This is no fake; call
and see for yourself. 22-5
Miss HawIey will give lectures in
ancient and modern history at
Briar-Bend Seminary. Some of
these lectures will be open to the
public. Due notice will be given.
The Board of Supervisors Of
Elections this week publish in these
columns the notice Of registration
giving the names of the places
where the registration officers will
sit.
LosT.-A pocket book containing
a sum of money and papers, the pro-
perty of John r. Semmes. A re-
ward of $40 will be paid upon leay-
ing same with DR.. McComas, Oak
land.
The oyster is hurrying along to
give touch of relief to the cam
paign. However much Americans
object to dollar clipped in twain,
they will gladly welcome the mol
lusk on the half shell.
Miss Kate Spedden, who has
taught in the Davis, VIVA, public
schools for the past two years, Will
return to that place on Friday,
after two months vacation, to re-
sumo her duties as teacher
Mr.. Chas. }. Newman, who filled
the position as clerk in the Mary
land Supply Co.'s store in Oakland
during the past few months, is now
temporarily holding a case in this
Office to help US through with big
rush of job work.
! DR.. j. G. Robinson, DENTIST, Of
Baltimore, has decided to locate
permanently here in the town of
Oakland, where he will be fully
equipped to perform in all branches
of his profession. Office in Felty
building, Alder street. 35-ly.
A freight wreck at tifty-eight cut
near Hutton yesterday morning
delayed trains about three hours.
In the wreck two cars were broken
up and it required the help of the
l1gger's crew to straighten things
out.
Shartzer's new opera house will
be opened on Wednesday, the 9th
inst, by the production Of East
Lynn by Buckler's stock company
Of Washington, d. G. See adver-
tisement IN another column of to-
days paper.
Mr.. Grant Harvey, Of Connells-
vile, was in Oakland the first of
this week and while here left his sub
scription for The REPUBLICAN. He
had been spending few weeks
with his parents near Kearney, and
was on his way back to work at Con-
nellsville.
The annual conyentiOn of the
Woman's Christian Temperance
union Of Garrett county, will meet at
Assembly hal, Mountain Lake Park,
on Wednesday, Sept. 9th at 3
o'clock pm. Several new unions in
different parts of the county will
be represented at this meeting and
an interesting session is expected
!, to which all are cordially invited.
Mr.. - Kildow,o Texas, an
uncle of Messrs. George and Will
liam Klldow, of Oakland, is here on
a visit. He is a free silver man