The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1899-06-01

( Judge Jere Wilson, of Washington,
Sunday. His family will arrive here
shortly to occupy their summer resi-
/ dence.
/ For SALE.-One Eureka mower,
one wagon, one Adriance binder one
pillow, one iron shovel pillow, one wood
shovel pillow.
11-3t JOHN CAsTEEL.
Rev. William Brayshaw has gone to
Baltimore to attend the Episcopal
| Convention now in session in Emman-
uel church in that, city. He expects
to return Saturday in time for service
in st. Matthew's church on Sunday
next.
Capt. James w. White, of District
| No 8, was here Tuesday and assisted
in the decoration of the graves of his
deceased comrades in arms. Capt.
White has been spoken of as posi-
BILE candidate for nomination for the
House of Delegates on the Republican
ticket.
Mondays rain has proven very ben
eticial to grass, corn and vegetables.
In some sections of the county the
ground was so hardened previous to
the rainfall that farmers loosened up
the soil in their corn fields in an en-
deavor to help the young corn get
through the ground.
BUGGIES.
If in need of buggy or one horse
spring wagon see our samples and
prices. j. NJ. Davis & Son. 1913
Mr.. George E. Bishoff, of Hoyes,
brought some Of his farm products to
market on Monday. He has recently
installed a cream separator and a
large churn driven by tread power
machine by which the finest product
of the dairy is made marketable in a
remarkably short time.
A man named Decost, who resides
at Lake Yough, mile or two east of
Mountain Lake Park, was riding be-
|
terday when a sudden lurch of the
train caused his foot to slip down
between the bumpers which coming
together mashed number of his toes
DR.. Henry McComas was summoned
who amputated a portion of his foot
j. NJ. Stanton is prepared to furnish
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! Sun, Herald and american, Wash
| ington Post Cincinnati Post and
Pittsburg Times. Off
Mr.. Clifton w. White, son of Regis
trar of Wills James w. White, of Oak
land, is at Nassau, Bahama Islands,
years contract wiring in electric
lights in some big hotels owned by a
| New York millionaire.
Mr. G. Felty returned this week
from visit to Oakland. Mr.. Fred
Felty made a business trip to West
ernport, returning Thursday morn
ing. He bought out the Hoban store
while he was gone. - Frostburg
Forum.
! For SALE.-A second hand piano,
in good condition; also one Cinderella
range and one Cinderella heater both
practically new. Apply at this office
Now is the time to work on the
roads. This work is generally put
off too late and as result the dirt
that is thrown up serves to make a
mud hole for the late fall and winter
1t is also a mistake to put so much
dirt on the road at time. If the
road plows are used, not more than
four or five inches of dirt ought to be
put out each year.
CHINA.
Our line of china and glassware
cannot help but please you. If in
need of anything in this line call
will be appreciated. j. M. Davis &
Son. 1913.
Miss Maud Anderson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert |. Anderson, who
spent the past several months in
| Parkersburg as a student in one of
the leading business colleges of that
city, returned to Oakland Wednesday
night of last week. Miss Anderson
graduated at the head of her class in
typewriting and stenography and has
received many congratulations from
her numerous friends in Oakland since
her return.
Mr.. Andrew Mullen is our aborigi-
nal inhabitant; so years ago on May
10th he located in this town, and has
remained continually through this
half century. He is an exemplary
citizen, genial neighbor, and success
full business man. Politically, he is an
''all wool and a yard wide" Democrat,
and served term as county commits
/ sioner-that was when there were
more Democrats in Garrett than at
present.-Bloomington Corr. Pied
mont Independent.
An exchange in a town not far away