The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-07-17

nose and ear specialist, is here for the
summer with offices at the McComas
Sanitarium.
Miss Osa Fisher, OF Loeb Lynn, who
has been visiting Miss Bessie Littman
for some weeks, has gone to a point
in West Virginia.
Peaches are beginning to arrive in
Oakland from the eastern orchards.
The fruit is well ripened and of de-
licious favor.
LOsT-A Fox Terrier dog with large
| black spot on back; bob tail. Anyone
returning same to Chas. E. Burke at
Offutts' store will be literally re-
warded. 10 If
The Reynolds hotel property on
Second street has been reprinted.
The job is a first-class one and reflects
credit upon the ability of the contrac-
tor, Mr. Fred G. Allen.
| DIR. Hinebaugh received a rather
painful bite in the calf of his leg from
a dog out at the Vansant farm west
OF town Monday. He hurried home
and cauterized the wound at once.
He does not anticipate any serious
consequences.
There was quite an animated
scene at the railroad station in Oak
land yesterday evening when train So
came in and passengers in large num-
bers destined for Oakland and near
by points to spend the summer
alighted from the cars. About sew
enty-tive trunks were unloaded.
Last Friday mornings Baltimore
american contained a good reproduc-
ton of a photograph made of Sur
veyor of the Port Ravenscroft and his
deputy, Hon. D. E. Dick, along with
several others who were out on an
inspection trip of the wharves of Bal
timore.
Train No. 50, the west bound after
noon mail on Friday last at Hutton
ran over mail pouch which had been
thrown from the mail car and cut the
pouch and contents to pieces. The
train was going at rapid rate and
the sudden jar to the cars by passing
oyer the obstruction almost derailed
| the entire train.
Thanks to Jim Conneway. of Clarks-
burg, W. Va, the spring at the top
OF Backbone mountain near Table
Rock and Mountain View Tower on
the Oakland road, has been put in
good order for the watering of horses.
Livery men sending out teams to
either of the above points should send
a bucket along.
Don't think it Is beneath your dig
nifty to be polite. Courtesy wins many
friend who would otherwise have no
special interest in you; but better
than this is the fact that it reflects on
your character, either way; and it is
your duty to make the very highest
type of character that is possible with
your materials and opportunities.
For those who enjoy good, hot
weather the last few days have been
all that could be desired. The mer-
curry has been holding its place in the
neighborhood of 80 degrees right
along and from present indications it
will continue to do so. During this
month and next some very hot wealth
er can be expected and it is likely
that the cool spring and early sum
mer will be more than made up for.
The great international interdenom-
national camp meeting at the Park
closed Monday night. 1t was an I'M
usual success and of great interest.
AT the Sunday morning service $144O
was raised to defray the expenses of
next years meeting. Besides this
amount $500 was collected during the
weekday services. The number of
people present Sunday afternoon.
when The service was conducted in
the new auditorium, was variously
estimated at $500 to 1000.
Mrs. NJ. J. Raymond, who was re-
leased from jail one day last week by
Judge Stake, where she was placed
by order of the Court in June, was
again taken in custody by Sheriff
Maffett on a warrant charging her
with trespass committed on Saturday.
She was released upon her own re-
cognizance but arrested the same day
again and again released. There is
now a warrant out for her arrest
charging her with criminal libel and
if taken into custody she will proba-
bly, remain in Jail until September
| court.
Preparations for the big Chauta :
qua assembly in August are nearing
completion. How DIR. Davidson man
ages to find the large sums of money
needed to secure so many excellent at
fractions is something of quandary,
but he has the attractions, neverthe-
less. For the small sum of four dol