The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-11-20


ton visited Homecoming friends Sun
day.
Miss Susie Legge has returned home
from an extended visit to Baltimore
friends.
Miss Fanny Browning spent Sun
day with friends in Piedmont and
Westernport.
Don't sell your turkeys and poultry
till you see Felty & Co., Mt. Lake
Park. 36 At
Last year at this time in November
we had cold and snow. 1t hasn't felt
much like snow so far this fall.
Mrs. Chas. F. White, of Hutton,
was in Oakland yesterday on visit
to her parents, Capt. and Mrs. J. M.
Jarboe.
A flag and bible will be presented
on Thursday of next week by Junior
Order of Oakland to the public school
at Crellin.
WANTED-A thorough, sober, in
dustrious newspaper man capable of
taking charge of office. Address, tx ."
care The REPUBLICAN, Oakland, Md.
An advertisement must be plain
and it must also tell the plain truth.
The day of untruthful and fake adj
vertisements has passed.
Mr.. and Mrs. King Delawder and
Mrs. Fred A. Thayer and two sons
spent Sunday at Mr.. G. W. Delaw-
der's down on Deep Creek.
Lee Mason, Claud Brown, Arthur
Hinebaugh, Jerry and Will Brown
ing and James Compton spent Sun
day in Piedmont.
Mrs. Arthur Townshend, who visit
ed relatives at Roanoke and other
points in Virginia, has returned to
her home in Oakland.
Mrs. Carrie Mitchell, of Hyndman,
Pa, who was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Austin Brown in Oakland for a
few days last week, has returned to
her home.
This month, November, is breaking
some records in the weather depart
ment. The way that the records haye
been broken for year or more will
soon make it so that no records are of
any account.
1t is very likely that cold weather
will come on the heels of this rainy
spell and that we will have something
mean to make up for the nice weather
we have had so far this year.
Some of our citizens keep their shot
guns loaded ready to give burglars a
warm welcome. Attempts have been
made to enter two houses within the
past few nights but neither was sue
cessful.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Sliger moved
into their new home on Second street
Monday. The house is modern in
architecture as well as convenience
and is one of the prettiest and bright
est homes in the town.
The Republicans of Garrett county,
Md, carried every voting precinct in
the county at the last election. That
is the best kind of evidence that Gar
rett county is feeling the benefits of
Republican prosperity. - Salisbury
Star.
A dog, presumably, killed the two
Angora goats belonging to DR.. Nc
Comas' boys some time during Sun
day night. The animals were kept
housed in little building on the back
lot at the Doctors residence and the
dog made its way into the house
through window.
Oakland Lodge No. 1872, Anice MT,
Free and Accepted Mason, has receiv-
ed and accepted an invitation to at
tend and participate in the laying of
the cornor stone of the new Federal
building at Cumberland on Thanks
giving Day. Nearly the entire mem
bership of the lodge will go from here
that morning in order to be present
at the exercises.
The funeral of the late Thomas
Sollars, whose sudden death as q re-
suit of mine explosion near Schell
was chronicled in these columns last
week, took place from his late home
on Friday afternoon, the interment
being made in. the cemetery near
Blaine. Mr.. Sollars was true Chris
tian and greatly beloved by his neigh
bors and friends.
Mr.. Will Weber returned home
from the flower show at Baltimore
on last Saturday morning where he
had on exhibition some of the. pro-
duct of the firm of H. Weber s. Sons,
of which he is a member. The Gar
rett county flowers took the greatest
number of first prizes, numbering
about a dozen, for carnations and
chrysanthemums, and were in COM
petition with the product of growers
from all parts of the country east and
north Of Oakland