The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-05-30
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prices. 1913
Attorney NoI,I Speelman, of Sell
bysport, has been in Oakland two or
three days this week
Big combination formed at Swan
ton to buy wool for cash G. S. May,
proprietor.
R. T. .Frazee. Esq, of near Friends
vile, was business visitor to Oak
land on Tuesday.
E. J. Fringer and daughter Miss
Jesse sp>nt Sunday with relatives at
Eglon, w. Va.
d. n. Shaffer, Esq, of Rowlesburg,
w. Va, was a business visitor to
Oakland on Saturday.
The most beautiful assortment of
mems shirts at S. p. Specht's ever
brought to Deer Park. Call and ex-
anime them and get prices. 1913
General Fitzhugh Lee and Lieuten-
ant Hobson are expected to visit
Mountain Lake Park during the
! Cnautauqua season.
Rev George l. Uhler, the pastor
will preach in the Deer Park Ev.
Lutheran church Sunday morning
and evening.
Try the new remedy for costiven nss,
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. Every box guaranteed
Price, % cents. For sale by all drug
gists.
Mrs. James G. Peddicord and little
daughter are guests this week of Rev.
W. G. Davis and family in Allegheny,
Pa
When the Coal and Iron extension
of the West Virginia Central is COM
pleted, Pullman cars will be run
through from Cumberland via Elkins
over that route to the seaboard.
We understand that A. w. Dewitt
has been rendered the principalship
of the public schools at Davis, W.
Va, and also the principalship of the
Oakland schools.
A rural free delivery has been es-
tablished out of Swanton with j. B.
Friend as carrier, who will receive for
his services the sum of $500 per an
mum.
Col. John E. Woods family, of Bal
timore, arrived in Oakland on Friday
afternoon and will spend the summer
here in Mrs. Lawton's residence on
the Deer Park road. Col. Wood will
arrive in Oakland shortly.
Messrs. Fred. Haney and Harry
Black, of Friendsville, accompanied
by Mr.. Brown Livingston, of Union
town, Pa, came up to Oakland last
Thursday afternoon to attend the
Masonic lodge which met here that
evening and where Mr.. Livingston
was raised to the degree of Master
After the work of the lodge had been
finished they returned to Friends
vile.
Avoid overeatiug. To rise from the
table to eat little more is a proven
bially good rule for every one. There
is nothing more idiotic than forcing
down few mouthfuls because they
happen to remain on ones plate after
hunger is satisfied and because they
may be wasted if left. 1t is the most
serious waste to overtax the stomach
with even half an ounce more than it
can take care of.
Jasper Augustine returned Friday
evening from Addison, where he has
been for the past week. He says that
the contractors who are building the
new railroad near Confluence are
having considerable trouble with
their men. They had a lot of Roam
oke colored workmen, who gave
them SO much trouble that they sent
them elsewhere and got a party of
Italian Observation-Disclosures Stan
dard.
The mayors of the small towns like
Oakland can do something toward
settling the tramp nuisance by put
ting the vagabonds to work VIII enever
they can catch them. The average
hobo breads nothing so much as
wholesome work. 1t would be to the
advantage of the entire community if
they could be caroled and with ball
and chain adornment to the legs set
to work upon convenient stone pile
or made to clean the streets.
President John X. Cowen, of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany, who, as announced, will resign
his position as the executive head of
that corporation and be succeeded by
Mr.. l.. F. Loree, now fourth vice pres
ident of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Lines west of Pittsburg, will not, it is
definitely understood, sever his con-
nection with the company, but will
continue to be member of its board
of directors. He will also become its
general counsel and will in addition
be special counsel of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, which now con-
trolls the Baltimore and Ohio. The
present general counsel of the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad is the LEGAL