The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1896-08-13

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Virginia Central railroad, was here
Thursday and Friday visiting his
brother, r. NJ. Porter.
Prof. Chas. D. Smith will open
private schoolin the public school
building in Oakland on Monday,
Sept. 9TH. The term will continue
until the public schools open.
Call at Malette's and get 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. 21-5
Mr.. Thomas Cline, who was
telegraph operator here, has been
removed to the Grafton Office and
a lad named Gockrell, from near
Tunnelton, has taisen his place.
Misses Emma and jamie Field
meyer, Of Annapolis, who have
been on d visit to Mr.. and Mrs. h.
II. Sincell for a few weeks past, re-
turned home yesterday morning.
The Misses Roberts, of Cumber-
land, who are spending the summer
in Oakland, entertained quite a
number of their friends at a progress
sivc euchre party on Tuesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J as. S. Lakln and
infant son, together with Mrs. LAX
ms father and sister have gone to
Mt. Lake Park, where they have
taken a cottage for the Chautauqua
season.-Oracle.
The Enterprise tannery at Hut
ton, which closed down several
weeks ago owing to the scarcity of
hides, resumed operations Tuesday
morning and Will continue to run
during the summer.
NJ. Cohen, the tailor, has received
his new fall line of samples, and it
embraces all the American and
European novelties. Besides it is
the most complete line of cloth this
side Of New York. 21-tf
The new Hall of Philosophy at
Mountain Lake Park was dedicated
to the use of various departments
of Chautauqua work on Sunday by
Bishop l.. II. Vincent. The struc-
ture is a spacious one. 1t cost thir-
teen hundred dollars.
Mrs. L. D. Woodruff, Misses
Tillie and Ida Updegran, Settle
and Jean Smith, five ladies from
Johnstown, Pa, who are stopping
at the Park during the Assem-
bly,, invaded the sadctum of THE
REPUBLICAN yesterday.
Judge Shellaberger, of Washing
ton, died at his home IN that city
last Thursday. He last year built
one of the finest summer residences
in this section of the country. He
was a life long friend of Judge Will
son whose family went from here to
attend the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Stoddard have
as their guests at their residence on
Second street Mr.. r. p. Crellin and
little daughter Lizzie and Miss Rus
sell, of White Haven, Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. Y. f. Consart, Of Wllkesbarre,
Pa: Miss Ruddle, of Mauch Chunk,
Pa, and Mr.. VIII Stoddard, Of AL
derson, Pa.
\ west bound freight train
made up Of empty coal hoppers
was wrecked at Hutton last Satur-
day morning early. Six Of the
coal cars were badly broken up
and traffic was delayed several
hours. The wreck occurred at
$50 a. m. and was not cleared up
until nearly 6 p. m.
Mrs. VIM. j .Sharpes, wife of Rev.
Sharpes, who is well known here, and
her son Edward, were at the Dun
ington Hotel a few days this week.
They were on their wav to Aurora
to visit Mrs. Sharps' daughter, Mrs.
Ollie Ridenour. Ed. has been very
i'll for nearly year past. We trust
that our mountain air will do won
ders for im.-Oracle.
Mr.. G. j. Fazenbaker, son of
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Fazenbaker, of near
Bloomington, this county, is now
a full fledged NJ. D., he having
graduated with honors last Friday
IN the medical department of the
National Normal University at Leb.
anon. Ohio. DR.. Fazenbaker will
locate at Westernport fol the prac-
tice of his chosen profession.
The ladies of st Matthew'S P.
E. church haye arranged to hold
lawn fete on Tuesday night of
next week on the grounds of Mrs.
Chas. Carter in the East end of
H. I L l.