The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1900-10-04
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
Incidents and Events at Home and Nearby
Personal Mention. Etc.

Ill w W. O"SSN1 VI ~"
spent Sunday in Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Durham
have returned from their visit to
Cincinnati.
Mrs. Haislip, of Terra Alta, is in
Oakland on visit to her brother, Mr..
g. A. Fraley.
If you want your pump repaired
see A. D. Naylor & Co. A large line
of new pumps always on hand.
Messrs. William Miller and Fred.
Refs, of Accident, were visitors to
Oakland on Thursday last.
Good flour and plenty of it at the
Felty Roller Mill. We grind every
thing in the grain line. ERECT
Mr.. Scott T. Jones went over to
Kingwood last Friday on business,
returning to Oakland Saturday morn
ing.
Messrs. r. 7. Browning and G. S.
Hamill went down to Baltimore last
Thursday night, returning to Oak
land on Saturday morning.
Miss Ollie Lowenstein left on Sun
day for Pittsburgh where she will re-
ceive treatment for her eyes and also
visit friends in that city.
Mr.. Percy Proctor left on Monday
night for Cincinnati and Chicago
where he went on business. He will
return to Oakland Saturday.
At the Deer Park Lutheran church
on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock
Rev. George l. Uhler will preach and
administer the Sacrament.
Bring your buckwheat, wheat, rye,
oats and corn, if you want cash or
trade. The Felty Roller Mill, Oak
land, Md. 27-26t
Oscar Sanner, son of Capt. R. R.
Sanner, of Oakland, who has been
railroading for several years, has been
employed as an assistant in the Gar
rett County Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade limbaugh, who
visited friends in Winchester, Va,
returned to Oakland last Saturday
afternoon, having driven through
overland.
Mrs. Alice Tasker left for Washing
ton yesterday morning and after
visiting relatives there for few days
she will go to Jewell, this state, to
spend the winter with her sister.
FARMERS, Dixon & Kelso will pay
40 cents, cash, for potatoes. Bring
them in right out of your patch while
peaches for sale daily. 80 2t*
A Sunday school rally was held at
Painter school house in District No. 1
on last Saturday. Col. George A.
Pearre and Rev. George |. Uhler de-
livered addresses to the assembly. A
large crowd was present and the day
was fully enjoyed.
Mrs. J. M. Jarboe, wife of Postmas
ter Jarboe, has been a sufferer for
several weeks past with an aggravat-
ing cough. She had rather severe
paroxysm last Thursday afternoon
during which she discharged from
her throat an orange seed which
had lodged there some time during
the early summer and which no doubt
was the cause of her trouble.
At the Terra Alta Presbyterian
church, ON October 10, John Dayis,
Jr., of Oakland, and Miss Ruth Will
burn, of Terra Alta, will be united in
marriage. Mr.. Dayis is the youngest
son of Rev. and Mrs. John Davis, of
Oakland, and is most estimable and
popular young man, being a member
of the firm of Davis & Sons, mer-
chants. Miss Wilburn is one of Terra
Atlas fairest and most accomplished
daughters, and host of friends will
wish the young couple bon ooy0ge
over the matrimonial sea.
The inimitable and inexhaustable
Col. Nat Ward Fitz- Gerald was heard
from again on Sunday last, when he
passed through Terra Alta on train
No. 46 and distributed among the
passengers and on-lookers at the de-
pot little booklet entitled "McKin-
lev, Trusts, Hanna" Your cores
pendent happened to be passenger
on that train for short distance,
and it was laughable to see the
lengths to which the gallant Colonel
went to get his writings into the
hands of possible readers. One man
took the booklet, read the title, and,
not paying particular attention to
the commas thereon, looked up at
the Colonel and remarked that "Mc-
Kinley couldn't trust better man
than Hanna" This "killedn the Col
onel, and for once he had no ready re-
ply. Under the title of the book was
the following: "By Col. Nat Ward
Fitz-Gerald, the poet of the Alleghen-
les" Weeping Rachel Think of it
Col. Nat coming down to the COM