The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1900-08-16
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE
Incidents and Events at Home and Nearby
Personal Mention. Etc.

j. ID. ConneWay, OF jackson FafK, |
was in Oakland Monday.
Hon. VIM. FL. Jacobs was in town
yesterday on business.
Attorney James G. Peddicord made |
a business trip to Friendsville Tues
day.
Good harvesting oil at Naylor &
Co.'s, 30 cents per gallon; also lard
and cylinder oils. cyst.
Messrs. G. ]. Otto and Augustus
burst, of New Germany, were Oak
land visitors Monday.
Mr.. P. N. Stemple, of Frankville,
was in the city yesterday and today
on business.
N. N. Wilson, Esq, who spent a
week up in West Virginia in the vi
entity of Parkersburg, returned to
his home Sunday afternoon.
Ex-County Treasurer Thomas B.
Wiley and wife, of Bittinger spent
day or two in Oakland visiting their
son Deputy Sheriff Wiley, this week,
Mrs. Thomas Daily, of Monongah,
W. Va, and Miss Sue Keller, of Rom
ney, are at the home ex-Sheriff Sol
lars near town on visit.
If you want to buy good farm in
q good community, near good mar
ket, attend the trustees sale in front
of the Opera House Saturday next.
Mrs. Jane o. Morgan, Of Philadel-
phia, is spending the month of Au-
gust with her daughter, Mrs. R. t.
Semmes.- News.
The real property of the Reynolds
estate will be sold at trustees sale Oh
this coming Saturday in front of the
Opera House. See advertisement in
another column of this paper.
The soothing and healing proper
ties of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
its pleasant taste and prompt and
permanent cures, have made it great
favorite with the people everywhere.
For sale by Oakland Pharmacy, Oak
land, and J. w. Laughlin, Deer Park.
Train No. 55 yesterday brought
to Oakland about fifty summer visi-
tors many of whom were driven up
to Brookside and Aurora. The bal
ance went to the hotels and board
ing houses in town.
Messrs. Cornelius w. and Taylor
Friend, of Blooming Rose, were in
Oakland on Tuesday and yesterday
looking after some business affairs of
the estate of the late Ira f. Friend,
father of the former.
CHEAP PEACHES Dixon and Kel-
so having contracted with the grow
ers for peaches direct from the Or
charos can give you prices that will
surprise you. 2t
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ
Davis, with their children and grand
children, picniced at the old Davis
homestead west of Oakland. The
party numbered seventeen and a
pleasant day was spent by them.
Mrs. John r. Browning and Miss
Belle Browning went down to the
Browning homestead on Tuesday anc
accompanied the remains of Mrs
Marian Browning to Oakland, {
notice of whose death and funera
will be found elsewhere in this paper
At the trustees sale in front of the
Opera House on Saturday next a rare
opportunity will be given to purchase
a good farm, centrally located bust
ness house in this city and one o.
more dwellings desirably located OF
Oak street.
d. Mclean, Esq, of McHenry
made a ''hurry-up' trip to Oakland
last Saturday owing to break down
in his harvesting machinery as h
was in the midst of hay making, TIN
repairs for the same not being obtain
able except through the agency here
Jacob S. Meyers, Esq, Friends
ville's man of small stature, was at tn
Park Monday and heard Sam Jones
opinion of himself as well as tn
balance of us mortals. VIM. A
Smith, of Hoyes, and Chas. E. Hill
leary, of German, were also there an
as result of Sans talk neither o
the two gentlemen have very goo
opinion of themselves.
The present season for the boaro
ing houses and hotels i'll Oakland hs
been the best for great number {
years past. Every place is filled t
its utmost capacity and at one {
the boarding houses no less than
dozen people were turned away las
week owing to the crowded condition
A great many people are being az
commodated at private houses.
Col. +. X. O'Kelley and Mrs. O'ke
ley left this morning for Delawder'
Md, where they will spend week {
two enjoying the fine meals of til
prince of epicures, Gus Delawde
an old friend of Mr.. O'Kelley. The