The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-04-03
Zine and grinding double the wear.

MAYORS is the place to buy your
fertilizer this year. 4 st
Mr.. w. G. Cartright, of Manning
ton. W. Va, is visiting friends here
The Thursday Night Dancing Club
will resume their weekly dances to-
night in Gortner's Hall.
Mr.. Archie Perdue, of the Deer
Park Improvement Association school
spent Sunday in Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hagans have
gone to Corinth, w. Va, where they
will board with the family of W. B.
Newman.
Capt. James A. Hayden, founder of
THE REPUBLICAN, is out again after
a tussle of two or three weeks with
muscular rheumatism.
Before purchasing your bicycle this
spring you want to see what a fine
new wheel you can get at A. D. Nay
lor & Co.'S for twelve dollars. Second
hand wheels from four dollars up. 2.3
Katzeniammer Sturgiss, CASTOR
Johnson, Alphonso Veitch and Happy
Hooligan Bixler were at Piedmont
Monday night where they attended a
dance given by the Acorn Club.
Miss Grace Jones, who is a student
of a seminary at Winchester, Va, ar
rived in Oakland Friday evening to
spend the Easter holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott T. Jones.
Druggist Joseph +. Harmed has
purchased from Mrs. Elizabeth Hine-
baugh building lot fronting so feet
on Second street upon which he eX-
poets to erect residence. The loca-
ton is an ideal one.
The interior of the banking and
directors rooms at the Garrett County
Bank have been greatly improved by
being neatly repapered and the wood
work reoiled. The building, always
neat and clean, presents a more in
yiting appearance than ever.
The bane of mans life, houseclean-
ing, when everything movable is top
sy-turvey, will soon be in progress.
The female portion of the population
say they abominate it but they are
never SO happy as when they are rev.
cling in the process.
Attorney r. T. Semmes of Cumber-
land, was in Oakland on professional
business Saturday last. Mr.. Semmes,
representing George Schlossnagle in
the land suit recently decided against
his client by the Court, contemplates
appealing the case to the Court of
Appeals of Maryland.
The captains of industry are ruth
lessly Staying the beauties of nature.
The picturesque Cheat River is soon
to have railroad and coal mines.
With their advent the blue skies will
be black with smoke, the dark waters
yellow with sulphur and the fish liar
will have to move further up stream.
-Connellsville Courier.
The Board of County Commission
ers will convene on Tuesday next for
the purpose, among other matters, of
making the annval levy for carrying
on the public business for the year
ensuing. 1t is thought that slight
increase will be made in the tax rate
owing to the losses sustained to roads
and bridges by reason of the recent
high waters when number of bridges
were washed away and the roads very
materially damaged.
The Hicks House, Loeb Lynn
Heights, has recently been opened as
a commercial and summer hotel. The
building contains twenty-five rooms
all of which are well furnished and
are modern in their conveniences.
The house is practically new, having
been remodeled throughout. Mr.. J.
B. Hicks, Of Moundsyille, w. Va, is
the owner and Mr.. w. b. Dunn, OF
the same city, is manager. The loca-
ton is convenient to the depot and
all places of business at Loeb Lynn as
well as in the Park.
By reference to another column of
this page of THE REPUBLICAN our
readers and patrons will notice
the advertisement of Messrs. Dixon
& Kelso, Oakland merchants, who
will endeavor each week to present
to the public through the medium of
this paper some of the attractive bar
gains they have in the way of staple
goods. The firm believes in the eff
cacy of printers ink in reaching the
buying public. They haye selected
fertile soil in which to plant their ad-
vertisement and therefore use these
columns, well aware of the fact that
every reader of THE REPUBLICAN is a
consumer of good goods.
Mr.. w. NJ. Lolir, who has for the
past two years very efficiently filled
the office of County Treasurer, will
retire ON or about the 18th inst, when