The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-03-27
Zinc and grinding.

large car of sewer pipe from 4 to IL
| inches. Price low %
jerry Browning was down at Pied
mont yesterday where he went on
business.
These are splendid days in which
to rake up the winters accumulation
of trash in your yards.
| Miss Zaidee Browning and her
guest, Miss Donohue, spent Tuesday
in Cumberland.
Sewing Machine for S12.-You can
! buy an up-to-date sewing machine.
drop head, warranted, at J. NJ. Davis
& Son.
Preaching at the PRESBYTERIAN
| church next Sabbath at II o'clock.
| Subject, THE Resurrection" All are
cordially invited.
Rev. w. II. Miller's family will ar
rive here early next week and will oc-
cupy Mr.. w. H. Hagan's house on
Third street.
Mrs. M. NJ. Bradford, formerly of
Oakland who moved from here to
Clarksburg. w. Va, several years
ago, died there recently of consump-
ton.
DIXON & kELSO just received II
large lot of Oliver Chilled Flows and
repairs, clover and timothy seed and
the best car seed oats that ever came
TO Garrett county. All will be sold
cheap. 22t
Garrett county has now within its
borders three banks whereas but a
year ago it had one. This is a sure
indication of her growing wealth and
prosperity.
"Uneeda Hotel, 3Ox4O feet, is be-
ing erected at Mountain Lake Park
by Harry Rhoages The hotel will be
operated this summer by his daugh-
ter.
Thomas Martin, Oakland's pioneer
liveryman, sold on Saturday last to a
man representing Secretary of the
Treasury Shaw fine bay horse which
was shipped the same afternoon to
Washington. The animal will be
used by the secretary's family.
Sunday was a most beautiful day.
Nearly every one took advantage of
the bright sunshine and balmy breeze
by walking or driving to the country.
A large number visited Messrs. Weber
y Sons hot houses where thousands
of fragrant flowers are blooming.
Work will begin Monday at Bayard
on a small saw mill to take the place
OF the large mill of the Buffalo Lum-
Der Company which was burned on
Christmas day. The new mill will
finish cutting the timber at that place
and will employ Is or 20 men.
This paper does not blow about its
job printing department but it NAV
be well to state that its equipment
for all classes of modern jobbing can
not be eXcelled in the State outside
of Baltimore City and in this partic-
ular it will compare very favors bly,
with many of the largest offices of
that metropolis. All kinds of print
ing from a card to book is executed
with neatness and dispatch.
Gil Bittinger, until recently EN-
ployed at Crellin by the Preston
Lumber Company, became Involved
in fight at the above place Monday
with John K. Freeland over some
trivial matter. Mr.. Freeland, who is
middle aged man and law abiding
citizen tro,nce.' bit .----- ''-..-" I're'tJ
lady. Bittinger was arrested later
in the day by Deputy Sheriff Frank
Calls who brought him to Oakland
and after a hearing Justice Gender
fined him S. and costs, amour ting in
all to $11.65.
By consulting our advertising col
umns it will be noticed that the Board
of County Commissioners invite bids
for the erection of two low truss
wrought iron bridges, two wooden
bridges and for the repair and replac-
ing in position of the Casselman River
bridge. The latter structure was
washed from its abutments during
the recent high waters and carried
about quarter of a mile down the
stream and deposited in meadow.
The ironwork is somewhat bent and
will be taken apart, Strengthened
and regretted. The new iron bridges
will span Deep Creek at Delawder's
old dam and Bear Creek at or near
Friendsville The wooden bridges
will be erected one at Crellin to span
the Big Youghiogheny and the other
over the left prong of Bear Creek on
the road leading from Accident to
Winding Ridge.
The recommendations made by the
grand jury with respect to the cree
ton of new and modern public build
ings should be considered very grave
ly by the Board of County Commits
sioners. That we are greatly in need