The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-10-09
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at the Opera House.
DIR. W. H. H. Bixler spent several
days last week at German profession
ally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Law, of Pittston, Pa,
are here on visit to their daughter,
Mrs. W. R. Stull.
Mrs. Samuel E. Boyer and two sons,
of Fairmont, are in Oakland, the
guests of relatives.
Andrew Nelson, of Pittsburg, who
visited his mother in Oakland few
days last week, returned to the above
city Saturday morning.
DIXON & KELSO are now ready to
take care of Potatoes in any quantity.
Farmers, bring them along and get
the highest market price.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Rayenscraft re-
turned to Oakland Tuesday from a
visit of a few days to Kingwood rela-
tives and friends.
The Garrett County Bank has now
a surplus and undivided profits
amounting to $4,000. A good indi-
cation of its growth and stability.
For SALE CHEAP-Double and sim
gle heating stoves. In the best Or
der. Will be sold at bargain. APP
ply at this Office.
Garrett county has all the coal
necessary to relieve the coal famine
in the east butt is still under
ground.
Senator Rayenscroft spent Sunday
and Monday in Oakland, leaving for
Baltimore Tuesday morning on an
early train.
SILVER Less.-You don't have to
struggle with the stove in the morn
ing and you dress in warm, cheerful
room if you use the Hot Blast Stove.
Sold by j. NJ. Davis 4 Son. 303
Sincell & Co. use half page of to-
days REPUBLICAN for the purpose
of directing attention to their fall
opening of mems and women's wear
ing apparel.
1t is not true-That we have quit
business. Give us a call. We can save
you money.
ENTERPRISE LAUNDRY,
Dunlap Building, below First street.
Pumpkins made hit this season
and there is an immense crop. Those
who like pies made of this delicious
vegetable are feeling that they will
not live in vain during the coming
winter.
Side Tracked" tomorrow night.
John o. Michaels, Esq, has leased
the DR.. j. Lee McComas residence on
Liberty street and as soon as some
necessary repairs are completed he
will move his household goods into it
and reside there hereafter.
S5.0O.-We are offering a single
barrel breech- loading up-to-date 12-
gauge shotgun for So, and have in
stock a full line of loaded shells, car
tridges, gun implement sets, revol-
vers, etc, suited to the trade. J. M.
Davis & Son 80
Mrs. David f. Kuykendall has re-
turned from her country home, the
"Stone House Farm, Garrett county,
accompanied by Miss Ethel Dwyer,
who has been her guest during the
summer months. Cumberland NegCS.
Among those who went to Wash
ington from Oakland to witness the
Grand Army encampment and parade
were Miss Annie Grant, Col. and Mrs.
A. G. Sturgiss, DR.. E. J. NJ. Button,
Leo j. Rasche, Charles Bosley and
Wallace Mason.
Several Garrett countians are at
Grafton this week attending the SEES
sions Of the Grand Lodge knights of
Pythias of West Virginia, among
them being Messrs. Chas. E. Hilleary,
James Chisholm and E. G. Harvey, of
near German.
The foundation walls for the new
bank building are nearing compile
ton and with three days of good
weather they will be finished. The
excavations are all completed and
several stone cutters are expected
here this week.
"Side Tracked" tomorrow night.
Mrs. Sarah Parsons, the last of the
pensioners of the War of 1912, died at
Lead Mine, Tucker county, w. Va,
aged SO years. Mrs. Parsons, was the
second wife of the late Job Parsons.
Mr.. Parsons was man of powerful
constitution, his weight of $50 pounds
had not upon pound of superhuous
flesh. In the War of 1912 he was a
soldier and was sent to the north
west to fight the Indians, returning
from Fort Meigs when the war was
over
Petitions are being circulated by
the residents of Crellin and vicinity,
which are to be presented to the
Board of County Commissioners at
the next meeting of that body, pro-
testing against the erection of the