The Republican., 1899-04-20
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

Miss Lottie Loar is on visit to rel
atives at Grafton.
Mr.. William Miller of Accident, was
in the city last Saturday on business,
Miss Grace Jones spent day or
two with relatives at Terra Alta last
week.
Mr.. William A. Smith, of Hoyes,
was in Oakland Saturday last on
business.
Clerk Albert Ross spent a few hours
in Cumberland last Saturday on
business.
Mr.. McCulloh Brown, of near Cor
mania, was in Oakland on business
Monday and Tuesday.
WANTED-2, 900 bushels potatoes at
Fuller & Smiths, Wilson Store, Ma
ryland. 3-S
Mayor r. S. Jamison recently com
pleted bored well "A feet deep on
his premises facing Railroad street.
Ex-senator William r. Getty. of
Grantsville, was in Oakland last week
few days as a guest of the Central
Hotel.
For SALE. - Fresh Jerseys, fine
mixers. L. r. Carskadon, Keyser,
w. Va. "A
Miss Nettie Michaels returned to
Oakland Thursday last from a pro-
tracted visit to relatives and friends
in Baltimore.
Lantz, 1.-The Reliable tuner, will
ln No 30
later.
Messrs William Newman and r. S.
Jamison went to Baltimore ON last
Tuesday and returned to Oakland
Sunday morning.
Capt. n tthew Markland has moy-
ed from the Glades Hotel to Crooks
Crest where he and Mrs. Markland
will reside during the summer.
Misses Maud and Daisy Boslev,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. George l..
Bosley, went up to Aurora Saturday
last to visit relatives and friends.
Miss Bessie Offutt, of Oakland, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Lakin
last week. She returned home Sun
day evening Republican.
Mr.. Samuel Lawton was up at Crel-
lin on Friday last perintending the
setting of a new boiler at the mines of
the Oakland Coal and Coke Company.
Rev. and Mrs. George |. Uhler went
to Grafton Saturday evening and re-
turned to Oakland Monday Rev.
Ui- -ler preached at the above place
Sunday
Mr.. ID. n. Shaffer. of Rowlesburg,
w. Va, a prominent hardwares, deal
er, was in Oakland yesterday after
noon on business and made this office
a business visit.
Messrs. Bolden & Brown, the furni-
ture men, have recently had erected
in front of their place of business on
Second street a substantial awning
frame of galvanized pipe.
Rev. Henry Hamill, of Hampden-
Sydney, Va, spent several days in
Oakland last week visiting his mother
and other relatives, and left Oakland
Sunday evening for his home.
Mr.. H. NJ. Delinger, of Floyd, Md,
moved his family to Piedmont last
week. We are always glad to vel
come good citizens like Mr. Delinger
o''>'e-'''
On Friday last Mr.. w, Y. Waltz
w w Va . ,rbara ere +be~ iI will reSido & 'GI, in ~,
f,,tnre ' M WaIt1 viii he omnIoUnS ul,J
hv the Austen Coal Comnanv as farm IN
manager.
Now+o,, Movla hoe lof+ +bo on,lov
Of nr Hanrv NcCnmoS anS Silu On os4t,U! So.
da ,ra,,t a. WhooI;,1e. ,',;4t rs ~ ~
ton of he;ng examiped Inv hv sNr ranrnit- lI,Tt
mo officer for service in fba rer,iar
army.
On Mond.v Tosiab srmnorS Of
p,oasant Hill tbo Snoilo bun+an sbi
nod q nnont;tv nf rat+1a snato Ill T.
Bridgeport, Conn.,, where it is very
popular, and is used for deafness.-
Preston republican.
Nav,or hos irS+ rooo;vod +wo oor
loads Of bno1ies s1,rrevs swine vac i
ons % etc to eEc N Now is yonrcbanoe q, Tpj m6 "6 f6r
a ha i, roain in +hat Inc 20; G;Tn him ~,
cali "a
arrived in 0al[Iand from CharIoStnn Sttl'
w Va Monday nigbt and remaineG
here nntii Tnesdav aftarnoon % % when
he iaft for his home Hybare bo will