The Republican., 1898-09-22

have not registered attend to the
duty at once.
Mr.. Nj. &. Sennisen, of Williams
port, who conducted bakery here
during the summer, has closed out his
business and removed to point near
Pittsburg.
Miss Mayme Gesner, who spent
several weeks in Oakland as the guest
of Mrs. E. H. Sincell and Miss Button.
returned to her home in Annapolis
Monday morning.
Senator R. \. Ravenscroft was in
the city Tuesday afternoon. The
Senator's chances for securing the
nomination for Congress grow bright
er every day.
Semmes and Stuart Hamill, sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Hamill. of Oak
land, left here Monday morning for
Princeton College in which institu-
tion they will become students.
Mrs. Peter Ross, of Baltimore. who
has been in Oakland for several weeks
past ON a visit to her son, Mr.. Frank
Ross, and family, returned to her
home Monday morning last
Mrs. r. Harry West and twin
daughters will leave Oakland this
evening for Tecumseh, Neb., Mrs.
Vests former home. She will be
joined there later by Mr.. West.
Sunday an excursion was run by
the b. 4 o. from Parlersburg, Wheel
ing and intermediate points to Oak
land. There were two trains con-
tanning about eight hundred people.
The Morgantown Dominion has
discovered that Editor Ogden, of the
Wheeling Ne1CS, has money on inter
est, and says that steps will at once
be taken to fire him from the frater-
nifty.
Place your order for monuments
headstones, iron fence, cement. and
terra Gotta pipe with the j. Is. Viii
liams' Co., Frostburg, Md. Their
work is the best and their prices the
lowest. JAS. A. Enlow, agent, Noun
tain Lake Park, Md. st.
John S. Combs, Esq, at one time
editor of the Mountadn Democrat but
now associated with his brother in
publishing the Piedmont IndeDend-
ent is in Oakland attending court
this week.
Miss Bessie Nelson, who spent the
summer here with her parents, left
for Cincinnati this morning where
she will receive a salary as member
of one of the church choirs of that
city during the winter.
Services will be held in st. Mat
thew's church next Sunday as follows:
7.3O a. m, Holy Communion; 10 a. H..
Sunday school; II a. NJ, morning
prayer and sermon. Swanton, 7.3Op.
m. Cordial welcome.
On Saturday evening two train
loads of the 10Th Minnesota Volun-
teer infantry passed through Oakland
on their way to Camp Meade, near
Lancaster, Pa. The trains stopped
here several minutes and the bows
were supplied with a quantity of hot
coffee and sandwiches by restaurant
keeDer Hinehaurb
Miss Jennie Miller, of Swanton, was
a guest at DR.. T. H. Vests from Sat
urday to Tuesday last.-Mrs. C. NJ.
Wilson, OF Altamont, accompanied by
her two children, has been visiting
her mother, Mrs. r. b. Welch, near
here, the past ten days.-Keyser Tri-
bune
The eleventh scholastic year at
Briar-Bend Seminary will begin on
Wednesday, September 28th ID. w
Miss l.. Urula Ritchie, of Frederick.
Md, will have charge of the art
department, and a sketching class
will be formed at once.
The reproduction of the cantata
Dream of Fairyland,n given in the
opera house last Friday night, was
quite success. The entertainment
was under the management of Mrs.
A. Hinebaugh and Miss Jennie John
son. The receipts were over thirty
dollars, and will go for the benefit of
St. Matthew's church
Mr.. John O. Michael returned Sun
day morning from a two weeks trip
to Cincinnati and Nashville. He
went to the latter place with the ex
pectation of securing site for con-
fectionery and ice cream parlors, and
locating permanently, but found the
held so much occupied with these
that he has concluded not to go there
but to remain in Oakland.
a party of thirty gentlemen. all
Ihirty-third degree Masons. accom-
panied by their wives and daughters.
mailing from Boston and other New
England cities, passed over the b. & |
Sunday morning in a special car
or Cincinnati, O. The party spent
saturday night at Deer Park having |
oeen brought there by train No. 1.