The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-01-22

Personal Hen ION, ETC.
MONEY TO LOAN. c. Rennin-
ger, Attorney. st
Mr.. Fred. T. Martin, of Fairmont,
spent Sunday in Oakland with his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. z. Tower left for
Chicago last Friday evening to re-
main away one week.
Mrs. Thomas r. McRobie, Third
street, is prepared to accommodate a
few boarders. Rates reasonable. If
Mrs. Hester J. Delawder, OF near
Mt. Lake Park, has returned from a
prolonged visit to friends in Wheel
ing.
The Oakland Manufacturing Com
pany is now ready to receive orders
either at the factory or at d. E. Boil
den & Co.'s. As At
John A. Wolf left Monday for a
point near Wheeling where he will be
engaged for an indefinite time in
work1ngat his trade-carpentering.
At the meeting Of the County Com
missioners last week one hundred and
ninty-six road supervisors were APP
pointed, the full list with the amount
of money allowed each being publish
ed in these columns last week.
Presiding Elder Hess will hold a
quarterly meeting service at Pleas
ant Valley U. B. church on January
31st and Feb. list. The pastor, Rev.
W. r. Cunningham, invites the pub
lie to attend.
The Friendsville Drug Company
has added to it's stock a fine line
of books, magazines, periodicals, etc,
which will be quite convenience to
the people of that town. See change
of advertisement in another column.
Sheriff Maffett was down in the
vicinity of Bloomington Tuesday
summoning witnesses in the AlleganY-
Garrett boundary line case which is
being prepared for hearing before
the Circuit Court.
Misses Mary Sweeney and Annie
Treacy eft for Baltimore last Thurs
day morning. Miss Sweeney will Wis
it relatives for an indefinite period
and Miss Treacy will remain until
spring when she will return to Oak
land
A maiden fair, with sun kissed hair,
came tripping down the street; her
face serene, her age about 16--gee whiz
but she was sweet. On the sidewalks
slick she came down quick, with a jolt
that shook her curls, but the words
she used must be excused, for she's
one of the incest girls.
A disgraced girl died in Cumber.
land almshouse, whittier she had gone
to hide her shame. The man in the
case will probably live long and eat
three square meals day. No matter
how good the intentions of the world,
there are some particulars in which il
is helpless in the dispensation of jus.
tice.
Mr.. H. E. Flowers, of Mountain
Lake Park, has been selected to fill
the appointment of his father, the
late S. E. Flowers, in the U. S. Gus
tom House service at Baltimore and
left Monday afternoon to assume his
duties in that capacity. Herb is an
honest and deserving young man and
we feel confident he will fulfil the du-
ties of his position with credit and
ability.
Mitchell's Venetian Glass Workers
have been entertaining the public
this week at the Gortner building on
Second street where they manufac-
ture many beautiful works of art from
glass. The exhibition is very pleas
ing and instructive and to those who
have never witnessed the mode of
blowing and working glass it will
prove interesting. A souvenir is given
each ticket purchaser.
Two horses, attached to a sled and
being driven toward Oakland by Mrs.
Filsinger from her farm near Deer
Park, took fright at the head of Third
street in Oakland last Saturday and
ran away. Mrs. Filsinger was thrown
out but eacaped with few slight
bruises while the produce contained
in the sled was scattered about. The
horses turned out of Third street and
ran into Second street coming down
that thoroughfare at a breakneck
speed and turning into Alder street
ran to the top of the hill at the new
Catholic church where they stopped.