The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-06-17

Mr. Thomas Wolbert returned to
Oakland Saturday last after an alb
sence of week or two on business
and pleasure trip to his old home in
Pennsylvania.
Mr.. Jacob Hartman, of Redwood,
Ohio, and Mr. Z. Falkenstein, of
GAINESVILLE, w. Va. were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ. Falkenstein on
Saturday and Sunday last.
a new postofIice has been estab-
lished at Finzel, this county, and Mr..
Patrick f. Finzel commissioned post
master. The new Office is located in
District No. near Frostburg.
Mrs. DR.. Koon, of Eglon, drove
down to Oakland Monday morning
and returned in the evening, accom-
panied by Miss Shipley, of New York,
who arrived here Monday afternoon.
Don't allow the lungs to be impaired
by the continuous irritation of a
cough. 1t is easier to prevent con
sumption than TO cure it. One Min
ute Cough Cure taken early will ward
off any lung trouble. Oakland Phar-
macy.
Rev. j. 0. Thompson, editor of the
Echo, Keyser, West Va, who
preached in St Paul's NJ. Z. church
here on Sunday evening last, made
this Office a fratemal visit on Monday
morning.
The Tramp" otherwise Mr.. Thos.
l.. Jackson, makes another contribu-
tion to our columns to-day in the
way of a poem. He says in a letter
TO the editor it is a back number but
has never before been published.
Messrs. j. Milton Lowdermilk, ir.,
Joshua Turney, Basil Spiker, Thomas
Holt, Joseph Holt and Marshall
Frazee, all of District No. ?, were in
Oakland Tuesday, summoned here as
witnesses in a case before Justice
Sincell.
They are so small that the most
sensitive persons take them, they are
cases Of constinotion % i,T 'TU9o b@odona
| torpid liver yield TO them. That is
why DeWitt's Little Early Risers are
i,..'J hno"3 n,i as tle FAMOUS nttie pills. Oak
'''-'l' ! -i''l - ''o
,leSSfS. hHWood Ofutt and Edward
H. '>llceH Wen0 down to Annapolis
] t.. l.. i
-.. -'-o.-,'''y 'll='ii' ~ 'e l'reSen' %' '"'
commencement exercises @t 81 Johh
College, OF which institution both are
graduates.
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NY " III OHu'V arrived nome yes
/ terd&N afternoon from st. Johns col
IeSe' -NohapolS' 10 spend the summer
'''''''ioH WIN ms parents. "IH Is
very 'nu'" ''o's", ol Oy illS class
i.I i!i"'eS i'll Scllo"' an" l" equalIy as wen
ilHe' "S '"e young people OF oakland
e. +. Turner, OF Compton, Mo,
nilas for seye,+"an % vearS @.,,e' 'ii he co,m l,Ol
bit+olv crred tSn,n 5(, 'l}, nsi,I'r rr1 +6ran
boyes of 0a\Titl,e.Ivitcb HaleI Saiva
I n cures ncze,na and calera Ill, I;..
! tsED1l1asE
Dr. nenry W. McGomas, who went
Vow ~ I''I''Llore saturday HiShU'
returned ~ canaan" ueS'"E morn
,iI'' "u'o.i i'''H!t" "S ms son halrE'
h'9' -HeOo-li''S ile"ltil Is S'e"ollE Ihl-
prov my '''l'' sue III EeVul" 70 ler
i'o'I'e N'll'a! i'NA''
Loar y 20. s gallery will remain in
While here viii IN max mike fujI m !e9nTh nor cabi, i,
net pborogranhs at so cents ner dozen
guaranteed nor 10 fade 'rhis is nosi-
tiveiy our last Offer and y0nr last o.
p0rt1nity. u
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Mr.. NJ n. wilson, OF wilson, spent
last Friday night il Oakland. He
had been 10 Buckhannon, West Va,
attending the commencement eXer-
clSes OF the school there, III which in
Stltrtion his sister IS q student.
hundreds of thousands have been