The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-10-15

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Nh Ed. |. West was in Cumberland
yesterday.
Miss Laura White, of Hutton, visited
friends in Oakland Tuesday.
Hon. John p. Jones, of Terra Alta,
was here q few hours yesterday.
The recent heavy frosts have de
nuded many trees Of their foliage.
Mr.. r. S. Hollis, OF Rowlesburg, W.
Va. was in Oakland this morning.
Mr.. William 7. White, of Terra
Alta, was here a day or two last week.
Mr.. Frank Ashby, of Crellin, was
in Oakland yesterday for few hours.
Fresh bread, pies and cakes every
morning at the bakery. 51-3t.
Mr.. D. Tasker has purchased the
bakery recently owned by Mr.. Thomas
White.
Call at once and make your sitting
for a dozen OF our fine cabinets. W
Il. Loar.
Miss May Spahr, of Kingwood, w.
Va. is in Oakland visiting Mrs. Benz
H. Sincel
Prof.R. q. Richardson's of Piedmont,
was in the city yesterday and to-day
on business.
Mrs. John \ Grant, who has been
and is still, i'll, is much improved
physically.
On account of winter being so near
we cannot keep our gallery here long.
w. r. Loar.
Col. William Kilgour and daughter,
of Rockville, q re in Oakland enjoying
the mountain breezes.
A choir quarrel will disrupt any
church and cause more hard words
than anything that could occur.
Mr. Scott II. Jones went 10 Chicago
last Thursday on a business trip. He
will return to Oakland tomorrow.
Mr Chas. B. Cropp has purchased
from the receivers the stock OF goods
recently owned by D. Vaeker 4 Son.
Massrs. Joe +. Harmed, II. V. Leigh
ton and Bert Scott returned from
Baltimore and other eastern cities last
Sunday evening.
Thursday morning the Oakland
boys went over to Bayard and played
game of ball with the nine at that
place. The score stood IS to IS when
the ninth inning was finished.
Mr.. VIM. Hinebaugh, Rev. }. w.
Butler and Mr.. John Shartzer at
tended the sessions of the Synod of
the Ev. Lutheran church which met
in Cumberland last and this week.
DR.. J. G. Robinson, Dentist, Of Bal
timOre has decided to locate perma-
nentlv here in the town of Oakland,
where he will be fully equipped TO per
form in all branches of his profession.
Office in Felty bcilding, Alder street.
Mr.. E. H. Bartlett, who graduated
at the head OF his class in the Balti-
more College of Pharmacy, has ac-
cepteG lucrative position with Mr.
!. H. Hoffman. 4 druggist in Cum
berland.
There will be service At st. Marks
Ev. Lutheran church next Sunday
morning and night. Sunday school
9.3Oevery Sunday morning. Christian
Endeavor every Sunday evening at
G.50p. III.
The registration officers for this
county made their returns TO the
Board of Supervisors yesterday. The
registration in some districts was light
whilst in Others the full vote was reg
istered.
By the action of a few individuals in
Piedmont the proposed excursion TO
Canton has been changed from The
Goth inst to the 24th and this will prob
ably keep a great many Oakland
people from enjoying the outing.
Mr.. Milton Lowdermilk, of Selbys-
port, was here last Friday and made
this Office a very pleasant call, leav-
ing q nice order for printing. Mr.
Lowdermilll is q merchant of Selbys-
port and says lie is prOspering.
DR.. Henry W. McComas was in Bal.
tinore a few days last and this week,
He was accompanied there by Miss
--. who was afflicted with q
tumor and which was successful re
moved by the physicians in Johns
Hopkins hospital in that city.
Miss Bessie Nelson, who has been 4
student in musical college in Gin
cinnati for the past two or three years
and who spent the summer vacation
here with her parents, returned tC
the above city Tuesday morning
where she will finish her course il
music.
W. IL. Loar is one ot{the best know
photographers i'll West Virginia. Hi
pictures are alwaws recognized as the
finest; he has located a branch gallery
here in Oakland and will for the mex
ten days give the people the best o
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