The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-06-15
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Mr.. ID. +. Bolden was a business
visitor to Cumberland Monday.
Senator Ravenscroft arrived in Oak
land from Baltimore Tuesday morn
ing.
Mr.. Fred. Felty, of Midland. was in
town Il day or two this week on bust
ness.
Messrs. Semmes and Stewart Ham
ill have returned home to spend the
summer.
Justice of the Peace p. c. Boucher.
of Grantsville, is in Oakland to-day
ON business.
Mr.. Robert Felty, of Connellsville,
Pa, spent Thursday in Oakland with
relatives.
Cashier Q. c. Crane, of the Terra
Alta Bank, was in Oakland Tuesday
on business.
Just received at Dixon X kelso's.
car Buckwheat Fertilizer to sell cheap
on easy terms. 1872
Merchant 5. p Specht, of Deer
Park, was in the city few days this
week attending court as witness.
Mr.. Howard w. Smouse, of Fair
mont, spent Sunday and Monday in
Oakland with relatives and friends.
Miss Julia Stanton returned to Oak
land Thursday last from a six weeks
visit TO Homecoming and Cumberland.
\ pleasant social dance was held at
Gortner's Hall on Monday night at
which about a dozen couples We're
present.
States Attorney Fred. \. Thayer
was taken quite i'll Sunday night and
was confined to his bed until Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. q. +. hight. the gentlelnanly
proprietor of the Bellvue House, Acct
dent, was in Oakland as a court wit
ness this week.
Mr.. John Bradley, Jr.. arrived in
Oakland from Cincinnati last Thurs
day night and is the guest of his
father near town,
Prof \. w. Dewitt. OF Frostburg.
arrived in Oakland Tuesday evening
and is guest at the Browning Hotel
on Second street.
Mr.. Daniel Amman, cashier of the
was in Oakland yesterday evening for
a few hours on business.
Mr.. George J. kolb and Walter ID.
Collier, of Friendsville, are at present
in town, the former attending court
and the latter buying wool
Mrs. J. Lee McComas. who spent
the winter in Washington, arrived
home yesterday afternoon where she
expects to remain during the summer.
For SALE.-A second hand piano,
in good condition; also one Cinderella
range and one Cinderella heater both
practically new. Apply at this office
Mr.. J. H. Cook. of TowsOn, Balti
more county. and Messrs. Il. L.
Semmes and Il. H. Gordon, of Cum
berland, attended court i'll Oakland
this week.
Mr.. Archibald Casteel, OF near Sci
bysport was i'll Oakland several days
last and this week as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Austen Brown on Sec
ond street
Owing to the great amount of work
being done at the Deer Park Hotel
that famous summer resort will not
be open for the reception of guests
before June Gath.
Mr.. William 7. White. of Terra
Alta. who recently returned to the
above place from the State of Wash
ington, was in Oakland Tuesday
morning a few hours on business.
The election at Morgantown, W.
Va, on the bond issue for the Nor
gantown and kingwood railroad, re-
suited in the cast ing of 1871 votes more
than the necessary three-fourths ma
iority.
Cherries are getting ripe and are
coming into town. But few are to be
found in the country around here,
however, and the majority OF what
we will get will have to come from
the cities
Mr.. Silas 5. Miller, one of the lead
ing farmers of Somerset county, Pa,
who lives so near the dividing line
that he may properly be called a
Marylander, was in Oakland few
days this week
Mrs Henry J. Mayors. who is spend
ing a short time with friends i'll Oak
land, will leave in few days to visit
IbT GU 1T lIlCs ''- bClOi Z
returning to Cleveland, her present
place of abode.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey FOgle, of Gar
rett county, Md, visited Salisbury
friends over Sunday. Mrs. George
Fogle accompanied them to their
home where she is visiting this week.
Salisbury Star.
Mr.. William r. Offutt. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. ID. f.. OfIutt, who spent the
winter at Charlottesville, Va, attend
ing the University of Virginia, re-
turned home Monday evening to
spend the vacation.
The Governor has appointed John
f. Gnagey, of Garrett county, dele
gate to represent Maryland at the
meeting of the American Society OF
Fish Commissioners, to be held at
Niagara, June 2Sth and Goth.
Hon. William H. Jacobs, of District
No, II, was u pleasant caller at this
office on Monday. He stated that
the heavy rain which occurred about
two weeks ago damaged his growing
II.