The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-09-07
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
Incidents and Events at Home and Nearby
Personal Mention. Etc.

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this week visiting her parents at
COrinth.
Miss Lawton, of Terra Alta, is visit
ing her cousins Misses Grace and
Lottie Loar.
For SALE.-A tirst-class up-to-date
bicycle cheap. Good as new. Apply
at this office. 96-tf.
Mr.. Asa +. Riley, of Friendsville,
was in the city Friday last and made
this Office a visit.
Mr.. Elmade Barre has opened a fine
barber shop in the l.. f. Friend build
ing at Friendsville.
LosT.-Small pocket camera. Suit
able reward will be paid if returned
to Schley Hotel.
Mr.. d. G. Feather, of Mt. Lake Park,
vent to Fairmont, w. Va, Tuesday
on a business trip.
Mr.. John Johns, of Mountain Lake
Park, has been granted an increase
Of pension from Sc to IS.
Messrs. Olin F. burst and d. Dixon.
OF Homecoming, were in Oakland Sun
dav and part of Monday.
Miss Alice Michael, of Cumberland.
is spending several days visiting at
Mountain Lake Park.
Mr.. "Cooney tWhetsell, of Oakland.
was on a business visit to Friendsville
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. T. l.. Patterson has returned
TO her home in Cumberland after IL
sojourn at Mt. Lake Park.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dietrich of Accident,
mas been granted Il pension of S. per
month by the Pension Bureau.
Miss Alice Kennedy, of Washington.
vas in Oakland as the guest of rela-
tives few days last and this week.
Services will be held in st. Mark :
Ev. Lutheran church Sunday evening
at $50 o'clock. \ cordial welcome to
all.
The regular September term of the
Circuit Court for Garrett county will
convene in Oakland on Monday. the
18th.
The Misses ElIery, of Wheeling,
who spent several weeks at Oakland
and Mt. Lake Park, returned home
Thursday last
Miss Bertha West of Martinsburg,
w. Va, who spent a month here with
friends returned to her home last
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Annie Sincell, of Washington.
who is the guest of Miss Margaret
Sincell, returned from a two weeks
visit to friends in Piedmont.
Mrs. George Toland and daughter
Miss Toland, of Philadelphia, arrived
IN Oakland yesterday morning and
are stopping at Hotel Bosley.
The postoffice department has
ordered a general weighing of the
mails passing through all the offices
between October and November 6.
Mr.. Semmes Hamill has returned
70 Princeton College, where he will
resume his studies after spending his
vacation with his parents in Oakland.
Mrs. Margaret p. Brown, of King
wood, who was here as the guest of
friends for a week or ten DAYS, re-
turned to her home last Saturday
morning.
LosT.-On Friday, Sept. list, on or
near the farm of Mr.. John w. Will
liams at Deer Park, a roll of notes,
amounting to $38 or $40. Reward on
return to Mr.. Williams. 96-1
Fourteen trainloads of eXcursionists
passed through Oakland on Sunday
en- route for Philadelphia to attend
the encampment of the &. A. r. being
neld in that city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Allan Ison and
who have been spending
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Oakland, returned to their home at
Washington Tuesday evening.
Monday, Sept. 4th, was Labor Day.
The day was not generally observed
in Garrett county. The only evidence
of holiday seen in Oakland was the
closing of the bank and postofIice.
Attorneys Edward Fl. Sincell and
}. c. Renninger went to kingwood
Tuesday morning for the purpose of
attending some legal business that
came up in the court of that county.
Mrs. Clementina Abbott and son
Edward, of Baltimore, who spent
some days in Oakland as the guests
of Mr. Leah f. Sincell, returned to
their home Thursday afternoon last.
LOST-On the road leading from
Oakland to Hutton, a pocketbook
containing $34 in paper money and
same valuable papers. A reward will
be paid for the return of the same to
this office.
Mrs. JAS Grant went to Oakland
TO attend the funeral of her niece,
Mrs. VIM. X. Lambie.-Miss Laura