The Republican., 1900-09-06
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE

The exodus of the summer boarder
has begun.
Mrs. Hooper, of Baltimore, is here
on visit to Mrs. George T. Brew.
Senator r. A. Ravenscroft, of Acct
dent, was in Oakland Monday.
Charles Deffinbaugh, Esq, spent
Tuesday in Cumberland.
P. N. Stemple, Esq, of Floyd, was
in the city Friday last for a short
time.
Ex-Fish Commissioner A. F. George,
Of Swanton, was in the city Monday
on business.
John Bradley, Esq, of Cincinnati,
o., came to Oakland last Friday to
visit his father for short time.
The deaf mute should never be lone
ly. When there's no one around he
can talk with his fingers.
If you want your pump repaired
see A. d. Naylor L. Co. A large line
of new pumps always on hand.
Messrs. John T. and E. H. Sincell
went over to Kingwood Tuesday
morning on business.
Miss Allen, of Washington, is in
Oakland as the guest of Miss Belle
Browning on Second street.
For RENr.-The c. C. Michaels
store building on Railroad street,
suitable for any kind of business;
contains four rooms up stairs. 26-2t.
Miss May Fulmer has resumed her
position with the firm of J. M. Davis
& Son since the resignation of Mr..
Howard Smouse.
Bowie johnson went to Clarks-
burg, West Va, Tuesday morning to
spend a few days as the guest of his
aunt, Mrs. Lou Waters.
Andrew Nelson arrived home Fri
day morning from Chicago and re-
mained here until Monday night when
he returned to the western 1netrop-
oils.
Misses Osie Parker and Lille CAN'T
have been spending a few days in
Oakland, the guests of their aunt,
Mrs. j. o. Cleveland. Frostburg
Cleaner.
G. A. Fraley and wife and A. T.
Fraley, wife and children of Oakland,
were here Sunday, attending the fun
eral of Hope Laraw.-Terra Alta Re
publican.
Rev. r. B. Ward was called to West
Milford, West Va, on Monday owing
to the very serious illness of his
mother. He returned yesterday, Mrs.
Ward being much better.
Hon. George W. Moon, who was
recently appointed to Government
position in Washington, has removed
with his family from his home at
Beckman, this county, to the Capital
city.
The passage way between the
Offutt and Ltzinger buildings lead.
ing from Second to Railroad street,
has been effectually closed by large
oak posts being planted at either
end.
E. NJ. Norman & Co., Elk Garden,
West Va, are giving in trade 80 cents
per gallon for huckleberries; 20 cents
per pound for fresh country butter;
16 cents per dozen for fresh eggs.
Plums, damsons, pears at market
price. Prime peaches, 81 per bushel.
Ed. N. Heermans, Esq, of Morgan
town, was in Oakland Tuesday and
from here went on the special train
carrying Mr.. Bryan east. He will ac-
company the presidential candidate
during his trip through the eastern
section of the country.
George B. Durham and a number
Of other young men of Oakland went
up to Brookside on last Friday night
and gave a minstrel show to the sum
mer visitors at that place. The affair
was slimly patronized owing to the
limited numbar of people at that re-
sort.
DIXON & KEEL so will receive direct
from the peach orchards 80 to IS
bushels daily from now until Oct. 90.
The baskets that we are selling for so
cents are surprising the natives. We
will furnish you Mason's quart jars
for soc dozen and ! gallons for 65c to
put your peaches in. Best white stone
ware at Sc gallon. 25 3t'S
Mr.. NJ. X. Frantz, of Crellin, who
has attended a business college at
Parkersburg, W. Va, since early in
the spring, has graduated from that
institution and on Tuesday returned
to his home. He has secured posi-
tion with large coal company at
Fairmont and will assume his duties
in short time
Mr.. Charles F. Frazee offers re-
ward of $50 for the arrest and convic-
tion of the parties who have from
time to time trespassed upon the
Maryland Park Place, owned by him,
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