The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-04-02
Mr.. w. S. Dunlap. of Cumberland.

Get your rural delivery mail boxes
of n. ID. Naylor 4 Co. Price, 81 .25. 8
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas j. Peddicord
went to New York City Sunday night
where they will remain a week or
two.
Mr.. n. S. Heindel went to Balti-
more Friday night where he was
called by telegram announcing the
illness of his wife.
If in need of boiler, engine or saw
mill outfit and want something good
get A. ID. MAYORS price on the Guy
ser. or
Capt. Hayden, of the Park, has
been of inestimable help in the me-
chanical department of this Office dur
ing the past and present week.
Mrs. E. Falkenstine of GAINESVILLE,
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Albright and
two children of Terra Alta, spent
Sunday with the family of J. NJ. Falk-
enstein.
Mr.. A. d. Naylor and little son
Playford, spent several days with the
parents of the former near Martins
burg this week, returning home Tues
day afternoon.
Thomas A. Nethken went down to
Homecoming yesterday to appear be-
fore the pension examining board
whence he was ordered by the Pen
sion Department.
Prof. George b. Frazee, of the
Friendsville Normal, has secured the
services of Freeman Guard, ESQ, as
his assistant in the work. Mr.. Guard
is young man of ability and will be
of invaluable service to Mr.. Frazee
in conducting the Normal.
Mr.. j. II. Cuppet, one of the Friends
vile merchants, advertises the Cloth
craft line of clothing in this paper to-
day. These goods are sold with a
guarantee as to quality and work
manship. Call upon him when in
need of first-class stylish garments.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Wilson Humbird,
of Cumberland, were in Oakland last
Saturday and rented the Walker prop
erEy at the head of Second street
which they will occupy this summer.
Mr.. Humbird and family spent last
summer I'M Oakland and were charmed
with the situation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L. Mitchell, Mrs.
E. H. Sincell and Contractor d. E.
Bolden went to Piedmont, w. Va,
Tuesday afternoon to inspect new
dwelling which was erected in that
town this winter. Mr.. Mitchell will
erect one in Oakland similar to it on
the lot he recently purchased of Mr..
Austin Brown.
Attention is directed to the adver-
tisement which appears in to-day's
REPUBLICAN af Smiths Cut Price
Store in which is announced the open
ing of a new line Of spring millinery
which will be sold at reasonable prices.
Miss Sandman, who has for two OF
three years been employed at the
store as trimmer is again occupying
her old position, and is as we'll prepar,
ed as ever to render satisfaction to
customers.
A certificate of incorporation has
been issued in Cumberland to the
Westernport and Keyser Traction
Company to build trolley line from
Westernport, the terminus of the
Cumberland and Westernport line,
to point near Keyser, W. Va, the
line to follow the South bank of the
Potomac river. The capital is $40, 900.
The incorporators are: Ninian> M.
Bond, Bond, this county; James l..
Luke, Luke, Md David P. Miller,
Cumberland, Md. Zadock Il. Kali
baugh, Piedmont, w. Va; James G.
Watson, Keyser, w. Va.
The Laboring Mems Store Society,
anewly incorporated cooperative con-
Germ, announces the opening of it's
store in this issue. The store is loca-
ted in the Odd Fellows building al
Loeb Lynn Heights, opposite Noun
tain Lake Park, where large and
well selected stock of goods has been
opened. The line is not yet complete
and to it will be added notions, dry
goods, shoes, etc. The prices quoted
in its advertisement are as low as
goods can be sold and while the plar
upon which the business is to be con
Quoted is new in this section yet i
has been successful in other portion
of the country. About 225 persons ar
stockholders in the corporation
among them being some of the lead
ing citizens of the county.