The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-10-01
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
incidents and Events at Home and Nearby
Personal Mention, Etc.

Pumpkin pie season has arrived.
Eddie Sharpes is here on visit to
friends.
Wednesday is the last day for reg
istration.
Overcoats and fires are decided
necessity.
Percy Proctor, ir., has some to New
Hampshire to enter school.
lIr. Z. J. Frinser spent last week
with friends at Davis, w. Va.
Mr.. John A. Wagner, of Deer Park,
was in town on Thursday last
Dicl, Bartlett has been laid up for
several days with rheumatism.
Mrs. d. L. OTutt recently returned
from visit to relatives in Baltimore.
Mr.. Isaac y. Shillingbere, of near
Kearney, was in Oakland Monday.
Mrs. William Hinebaugh spent
Sunday with relatives in Deer Park.
Mr.. Fred Felty,of Lonaconing, spent
Sunday in town the guest of his par
ents.
Rev. .. TasIler will preach in the
Ryaps Glade church next Sunday at
1890 a. III.
Mr. Merritt Wilson, OF Wilson, was
in the city ON business yesterday
morning.
Mrs. William Walker, who has been
quite i'll for week or ten days, is inn
proving.
Mr.. Hinneman, of Denver, Col, is
here on visit to his cousin, Mr..
Lewis Gortner.
A number OF people of Oakland
Went to Keyser Yesterday morning
TO hear MIR. Bryan speak.
Mr.. J. S. Meyers went to Friends
vile yesterday morning, his home,
where he viii register
Mrs. Moore, of Buckhannon, VIVA,
is here spending several weeks with
her sister, Mrs. Robert FeIty,
Wade Hinebaugh went to College
Park last Monday where he will re
enter the Agricultural college.
Rutland Stove Lining, 35 cents pen
package. Sufficient for back adr
ends. Fits any stove. 28-4t
Miss Verne Freeland, of Terra Alta,
spent several days last and this week
visiting her sister, Mrs A. T. Fraley.
The family of Mr. g. A. Pritchard,
who visited friends and relatives in
Ohio, returned TO Oakland last Friday
morning.
Mr.. H. c. Sincell has opened q stock
of hats and gentlemen's furnishing
goods in the Fringer building near
this Office.
Mr.. John 0. Bosley will return to
Baltimore tomorrow morning to re
enter school where he is studying
pharmacy.
Mr.. Norman Sanner, who spent two
weeks with his parents at Confluence,
Pa, returned to Oakland Sunday
morning.
Judge Jere Wilson's family will va
cate their summer home here on Mon
day next and return to Washington
TO spend the winter.
I,
older mems over and storm coats, in
the latest patterns and at lowest pri-
ces, D. Z. Offutt Il Son. 29-3t.
Rev Isaac l. Thompson will preach
in Sturgiss' hall on Sunday afternoon
at three O'Clock to the members of the
German Baptist congregation.
A full assortment of mems, boys,
childrens and ladies' fine winter wool
or cotton underwear just received at
D. 4. Offutt & Sons. 29-3t.
Attend the meetings advertised in
this issue of THE REPUBLICAN, and
take a neighbor with you. If he is a
Democrat'so much the better.
S. LawtOn has Just received a con-
signment of Rutland Stove Lining. 1t
fits any stove; repair them before cold
weather comes 2S-4t
Tuesday and Wednesday are the
last days for registration, and if you
want to vote this fall you must be
registered on one of these days.
Mr. Thomas White has purchased
the Star Bakery and will continue the
business of supplying the citizens of
Oakland with first-class bread, etc.
We have the finest assortment of
novelty and plain dress goods ever
opened in Oakland, and at prices
away down. ID. +. Offutt 4 Son.
Mrs. d. Tasker gave small dinner
party on Monday in honor of Miss f..
Johnson, Of Marshall, Texas, who
spent the summer at Mt. Lake Park.
Blankets better and cheaper than
ever; tlannels away down in price;
skirts at lowest figures-all new and
fresh goods. ID. +. Ofutt & Son. 1913
Mrs. Anna Morrison, who has been
visiting friends here for several weeks,
went to Piedmont Thursday last.