The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-09-07


Gated Sept. II, 1899, by Chaplain Ar
huthnot. Services Saturday evening
at $ o'clock; Sunday morning 1890
and i'll the afternoon. All are invited
to attend. y good time is expected.
The City Attorney of Cumberland
has been instructed by the City Coun-
ell to have issued an injunction at
once against the West Virginia Pulp
and Paper Company to restrain it
from polluting the water of the Poto-
mac river.
The passenger traffic of the railroads
of the country is simply immense. and
many of the roads find great difficulty
IN supplying a sutficiency of cars for
the hauling of freight, all of which is
splendid index of the prosperity on
all sides.
The great success of Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
III the treatment of bowel complaints
has made it standard over the greater
part of the civilized world. For sale
by Oakland Pharmacy, Oakland. and
}. w. Laughlin, Deer Park.
The Felty Roller Mill is now ready
for business. The best and latest i'm
proved machinery for grinding wheat,
Duckwheat, chop and graham flour.
Don't forget the place-the Fetv
Roller Mill. formerly the Rasche Mill.
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Mrs. Robert FeLty, who spent the
summer in Oakland, returned to Con-
nellsville, Pa, last week after spend
ing several days with friends at Mt.
Lake Park. She was accompanied
home by Miss Laura Wilkie, of Con
nellsville, who visited Mrs. Feltv here.
Among those who made us visits
last Monday We're Messrs. w. p. Han
sci, OF near Homecoming: George ID
Frantz, of Friendsville; Edward Mar
CROFT, Of Accident \. b. Friend. of
HOyes VIM. NJ. Lohr, of Cove Judge
Thomas r. McRobie, of Swanton: G
c. burst and G. j. otto. of New Ger
many.
Among those who attended the Re
publican State convention, held i'm
Baltimore yesterday. from this coun-
ty were, Messrs. Percy Proctor. Geo
7. Brew, Geo ID. White. William w.
Sweet, J.. H. Friend, Benz. II. SinceI.
Thomas Rhodes. VIM. Miller. \. F.
George, Bradford Blocher. John \.
Delawder l., y, RudisilI and DR.. J.
f. Legge.
The cornerstone Of the State Nor
mai School No. , was laid at Frost
burg on Monday of this week. The
ceremony was under the auspices of
the Masonic fraternity, several OF the
Grand Lodge officers of MARYLAND
participating. About four thousand
people We're in attendance and the
ceremonies We're imposing through
out.
The advertisement running in this
paper of the Maryland Agricultural
College should be read and considered
by those having sons to educate. Its
facilities for equipping a young man
Tor llfes work are unsurpassed. It's
teachings are eminently practical,
many OF its graduates secure positions
OF trust and emOlument on gradua-
ton. Its progress and development
have been remarkable in the past five
or six years. Write for further par
ticulars if you desire them.
1t makes all the difference in the
world, says an exchange what kind of
a burden a man carries as to how he
complains of the load. Twenty
pounds OF baby makes some men tired
to death in less than an hour, where
AS 100 pounds or more of sweetheart
used to sit on their lap half the night
without a murmur from the owner of
the lap.
There was a big picnic out in the
Pea Ridge settlement, in Garrett
county, Md, last Saturday. A good
many people from Salisbury and Lo-
naconing were in attendance. Some
OF the "Coney'' boys were looking for
trouble, we are informed, and got a
good wallopping from some of the
Salisbury crowd for their pains.-Sal-
isbury Star