The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1902-04-17

| OeTNlces III OF. mdrk EV. Lutheran
church Sunday morning and evening.
Miss Mae Hanill, who spent a week
in Keyser visiting relatives, returned
home Thursday last.
Dixon & Kelso offer some interest
ing bargains to their customers this
week. See advertisement elsewhere.
Ex-County Treasurer w. NJ. Lohr
advertises in this issue the sale of a
number of pieces of real estate at tax
sale for non-payment of taxes.
Kimmell Bros, who are logging by
contract for the Meadow Mountain
Lumber Company, lost horse valued
at $195 on Wednesday of last week of
spasmodic collie.
The editor has been suffering some
what with an attack of rheumatism
during the past week or ten days
which has almost incapacitated him
from business.
The suits of w. B. Coleman and
John Coleman against the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company originat-
ing in the Allegany County Circuit
Court, will be removed to this county
for trial. Mr.. Benz. A. Richmond is
attorney for the plaintiffs.
The State Council of the Junior
Order United American Mechanics
met this year at Annapolis, conven-
ing on Tuesday. Mr.. Julius C. Rem
ninger and Mr.. A. d. Naylor, of Oak
land, represent Garrett Council in
the State Council
Clerk E. H. Tower is issuing few
more marriage licenses at this season
than he did during the winter
months. The young mans fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of marriage
in the spring and as general thing
the young woman uses her best en-
deavors to keep him in the notion.
Here's real incident, which occur
red at kingwood. In the NJ. Z. church
there are some artificial palms. The
janitor was found pouring water into
the pots one day. When accosted by
the official member who discovered
him watering the artificials, the JAM
tor replied: "Well | see they was
dryin' up and | jest thought they
needed waterin'.n
We publish this week number of
the local laws passed at the recent
session of the Legislature. These
laws will be published three success
sive weeks, consequently our space
will be somewhat curtailed There
are other laws to be published but
they have not yet been transmitted
to the County Commissioners by the
Secretary of State.
The Swanton extension of tie Gar
rett County Telephone Company's
line was completed yesterday after
noon. With this line in operation
every section in the county can now
be reached with the exception of
Bloomington and points in District
No. s located along the Potomac
River. Those who have installed tel
ephones on the Swanton extension
are Messrs. G. S. May, Wade H. Loar,
A. F. George, l.. H. Friend, Herman
Steiding and w. H. Chadderton.
If the effort were made Wheeling
could probably secure pitcher Bow
man the West Virginia University
teams pitcher for their trip in June.
In the opinion of many of the local
enthusiasts, he is a better pitcher
than Ed. Kenna. Many Morgantown
people who followed both twirlers
during their connection with the
University team share this opinion.
He was given brief trial by Wheel
ing in the spring of 1900, it will be re-
membered, and made an excellent
showing against Buckenberger's
champion Rochester team of the
Eastern league.-Intelligencer.
Mr.. Charles E. Hoye, of near Sang
Run, this county, who left here some
four years ago as soldier enlisted for
service in the Philippines where he
became member of the United States
Cavalry, returned to Oakland Thurs
day afternoon last accompanied by
! two Filipino boys named Domingo T.
Dikit, aged Is years, and Leoncio T.
Bermudes, ID years old. Mr.. Hoye
will place the two boys in school
either at Baltimore or Washington
where they will be educated. Mr..
Hoye served in the cavalry his term
of enlistment and after being dis
charged engaged for year in teach
ing at Pillilla, Rial Province, a town
of about two thousand inhabitants.
Mr.. Hoye left on Monday, in company
with the two Filipinos, for his home
in District No. 6, where he will visit
for short time and after conveying
his charges to the school selected for
their training he will return to
the Philippines to rec gage in teach