The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1901-04-25
Mrs. John T. Mitchell has returned

Mfs. JOuu l.. Mitchell mas returned
from visit to Baltimore.
Mr.. James G. Peddicord will enter
the service of the Garrett County
Bank on May LIST as book keeper.
Col. L. C. Smith and Mr.. o. S. Nc
Kinney, of Fairmont, West Va, were
in Oakland Friday last on business.
Don't fail to call at S. P. Specht's,
Deer Park, and examine his great big
line of fancy and working shirts at
away down prices. 72t
NJ essrs. J. w. Hunter and Otto j
Paugh, of Barnun, w. Va, were in
Oakland Saturday of last week on
business.
Mr.. Will johnson, travelling sales
men for Baltimore firm, spent Sun
day in Oakland the guest of his sister,
Mrs. W. R. Mealey.
Carpenters and builders are being
bothered by the rains which come
down on them as fast a. they get
started.
Attorney Gilmor s. Hamill attend
ed the sessions of the Court of APP
peals at Annapolis this week where
he was engaged in case.
Misses Nettie and Anna Anderson
returned home from Baltimore Sat
urday night on No. where they had
been on a pleasure trip for tsw
weeks.
Prof J. Ivison, of Cumberland, has
been in Oakland this week repairing
and tuning pianos. Those who have
had work done by Mr.. Ivison are
highly pleased with it.
Ed. Helbig returned to Oakland
from Philadelphia last Wedne sday.
He had been engaged during the win
ter on one of the street car lines of
that city as conductor.
John Felty, Jr., has been making
some improvement to the resident
portion of his building on Alder street
by tearing away the old porch thereto
and erecting one of better proportions
and more stability.
DR.. w. NJ. Longstreth, now of Sa-
lem, w. Va, but who conducted the
Oakland as q sanitarium and hotel
combined for about two years, was in
Terra Alta, w. Va, last week looking
for location for a private hospital.
The West Virginia Editorial Asso-
citation will meet at Fairmont June 49,,
90 and 81, and the sessions will be fol-
lowed by an excursion to Buffalo.
Senator Elkins, Senator Scott and
Governor White will be present.
H. H. Griswold, Esq, of Canton,
Pa, and Frank Watts, Esq, cashier
of the First National Bank, Frost
burg, were in Oakland yesterday
Mr.. Griswold may become cashier of
the First National Bank here as we
understand the officials of the bank
are DESTROYS of securing his services.
Mr.. H. l.. Grant, the artistic pho
tographer, has made a panoramic
view of Oakland, for which he has re-
ceived numerous orders from resi-
dents of the town. The view was
taken from the hill above Mrs. Mel
| sons residence and shows nearly the
entire town. 1t measures six by eigh-
teen inches and is mounted very ar
tistically upon grey mat.
The vitrified brick for the street
paving along Second street have been
received and distributed along the
| thoroughfare. Sand will be hauled
as soon as the weather becomes lit
tie better. The curbing has been
shipped from the quarry in Indiana
and is expected here this week AS
soon as it is received the work of
grading will be gotten under way and
completed as fast as possible.
Messrs. Daniel Miller and John A.
Delawder, employees of the Govern
ment Printing Office, and George w.
Moon, of the Census Office, Washing
ton, came up to Oakland Saturday
morning and made oath as to their
citizenship of the State, the new cleo
ton law providing that they should
do so in order to enjoy the franchise.
Mr.. Miller has moved over into Mont
gomery county, near Washington.
Mr.. Moon is undecided whether to
move his family to this county or to
some other section of the State Their
return was made to Washington Mon
day, Mr.. Moon being accompanied by
Miss Halle Savage, of Sang Run, who
will visit in Washington for few
weeks.
People who have obtained Dakota
and other western state divorces are
not as safe as they thought. The
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