The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1898-04-28

volunteer In the company now being
raised in Oakland, thirteen new re-
cruits joined the ranks which swells
the number of over fifty.
DIR. Richard F. Bartlett, who re-
Gently graduated from the dental de-
partment of one of the best schools in
the country, returned to his home in
Oakland on Monday night, last. He
may locate here for the practice of
his profession.
Mr.. John E. Legge, of Oakland,
who attended medical lectures in Bal
timore during the past winter, return
ed to Oakland last Thursday morning
and will remain here during the sum-
mer.
Friday night last an informal ball
was given in Offutt's Hall by the
young people of Oakland at which
about fifteen couples were present
who enjoyed themselves until mid
might.
AAsb 'lhS OOClI ClIl plOycu III Gllb lIleSU
art gallery in the state of West Vir-
ginia for the past ten weeks | will
now be able to give you the finest
and latest photos you ever had taken
during the week will be in Oakland.
Come and you will be pleased 1
A call has been made by Capt. P.
A. Chisholm, of Oakland, for meet
ing of the Haymaker rifle team for
the purpose of reorganization. The
call is made in another column and
we hope it will be responded to.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Fraley and
children left Oakland on Friday morn
ing last for Baltimore and Washing
ton where they will remain a week or
ten days sightseeing and visiting
| friends and relatives.
Mr.. Otto Hohing the present mine
inspector of Allegany and Garrett
counties was last week indicted for
neglect of duty by the grand jury for
Allegany county. 1t isnot known ifthe
trial will come up this term of court.
Mr.. Roy L. McCardell, formerly of
Cumberland, son of Capt. Thos. F.
McCardell, of Annapolis, has accepted
the managing editorship of the
Morning Telegraph, New York, the
Tammany organ. Mr.. McCardell re-
Gently declindd the editorship of
Judge.
The Alexander Lumber Company.
of which Mr.. VIM. Mullen, formerly
OF Bloomington, is the superintend-
ent, has made an assignment. This
was one of the largest lumber com
panies in the State, and it's shutting
down will throw several hundred men
out of employment
Mr.. Martin N. Bear, of Hagerstown.
who attended the district conference
of the Brethren church at Accident
last week, came up to Oakland on
Friday last and spent the day with
his brotherin-law, Mr.. A. j. Harne.
Mr.. Bear returned to Hagerstown
Saturday morning.
The bill passed by the recent legis-
lature prohibiting the sale of spurious
or fermented liquors within two
miles of Bloomington, this county,
failed to receive the signature of the
Governor and thus failed to become
law.
In Lewis county father sued liq-
uor dealer for $4,000 damages for sell
ing his boy liquor which finally result
ed in his becoming insane. The Cir
cult Court awarded him the amount
of damage asked for, which was last
week affirmed by the Supreme Court.
Mr.. j. Forward has informed us
the Oakland bakery will be in opera
ton this week and will be in charge
of an experienced baker. The sales
room will be located in the Offutt
building on Railroad street which has
been leased for the purpose. See ad-
vertisement which will appear in our
next issue.
For SALE.-A four horse power
gasoline engine in good condition
and guaranteed. No further use for
it is the reason for selling. If you are
interested call at this office where the
machine may be seen in operation I'M
til Saturday when it will be replaced
by larger one.
7 Photographs, the very best and
most artistic ever put out in Oakland
can be had at Suddarth's gallery for
one week, beginning May 4th, but re-
member don't come after the week is
out for you will not get them as will
have charge of the Wilson Art Studio
at Clarksburg after that time. Don't
miss the last opportunity. 1t
Mr.. John E. Legge onlast Saturday
was appointed as clinical assistant
in the Maryland University hospital,
Baltimore. Mr.. Legge was one of eight
chosen from among several hundred
students of the college. His appoint
ment to the position reflects great
credit upon his ability.
The road machines have been used
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