The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1898-11-03

Sweet cider is on tap; also election
bets.
Mr.. Riley Murphy, of Gormania,
was here on Friday.
Editor Litzinger spent Sunday with
relatives in Grafton.
Attend the republican meeting in
Oakland on Saturday night.
Mr.. David A. Ashby, of near Crel-
lin, was an Oakland visitor on Tues
day.
Hon. a. +. George. of Swanton, was
in the city yesterday morning for a
few hours.
Messrs. Charles Tower and d. f.
OTutt, jr., spent Sunday with friends
in Rawlings.
Justice j. H. Rafter of Blaine, was
pleasant visitor at this office on
Friday evening last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jehu Paugh, of Deer
Park, were callers at this Office on
saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Percy Proctor have
gone to Chicago where they will
spend two or three months.
Mrs. Benz. H. Sincell and children
returned on Monday from a weeks
visit to relatives in Kingwood.
Mr.. \. l. Lee, who is principal of
the Bloomington school, was in Oak
land on Saturday evening last.
Mr.. a. Wilson, of near Swanton,
was in the city Tuesday and made
this Office a very agreeable call.
Mr.. w. w. Shock, of Rowlesburg,
West Va, was in Oakland on Satur-
day last looking up business.
Mr.. b. w. Wright returned to Oak
land on Saturday from business trip
through Preston county, West Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Durham and
daughter Miss Orley, went down in
dictrict No. 2 last Saturday to spend
a week visiting relatives.
Mrs. George 7. Brew, who spent
number of weeks with relatives in
Pennsylvania, returned to her home
in Oakland Saturday morning last.
The vigilance of the policeman on
Monday night was rewarded by catch
ing a number of the boys committing
acts such as are usual on Halloween.
Miss Fannie Cohen, daughter of
Mr.. NJ. Cohen, has gone to Connells-
vile, Pa, in which city her father
has opened branch establishment
Oysters served in all styles at NJ.
Boyles. Your patronage is solicited.
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Mr.. w H. Spedden, who is engaged
in experimenting the erection of a
dwelling at. Midland, Allegany county,
spent Sunday in Oakland with re
latives.
Mr.. Andrew Nelson, jr., left Oak
land Sunday morning for Pittsburgh
where he will remain during the
winter, he having secured a position
in that city.
Mrs. Young, of Frederick, who
visited her daughter, Mrs. c. f.
Schroeder, in Oakland for week or
two, returned to her home on Satur-
day of last week.
Mr. Perry w. Rock has sold his bar
Der shop to Guy Orcutt, who has
taken charge. Mr. Rock has shipped
his household good to Tiffin, o., in
which city he will engage in his
trade.
Mr.. G. +. Schroeder, whose illness
was referred to in these columns last
week, is recovering and was down
street Saturday shaking hands with
his friends, all of whom were glad to
see him out.
Mr.. Austin Brown, who visited Mr..
c. s. Funk near New Stanton, Pa,
last week, brought home with him
number of ears of corn raised by Mr..
Funk. The corn measures eleven
inch es in length.
Josiah Kildow has returned to Oak
land from Cincinnati, o., he having
been mustered out Of the army with
his regiment in that city one day last
week. He was private in Co. O, of
the 18th regiment of Ohio volunteers.
Farmers, take your grain to the
Oakland Mills" You will get good
flour and plenty of it. First-class
work done and satisfaction guaran-
teed. Don't forget the place; Oak
land Mills, formerly the Rasche
mill 29-13t.
Mr.. George Giessman left Oakland
on Saturday night last for Chicago
with a car containing $500 pounds
of chestnuts which he hopes to dis
pose of to buyers in the city.