The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-12-10
MONEY TO LOAN-On easy terms.
w. r. OFFUTT, Atty.

MONEY TO LOAN-On easy terms.
w. r. OFFUTT, Atty.
Big stock of Xmas goods at Cheap
Johns
Some men are sad because they can
not get out of debt, and some are
hopping mad because they cannot
get IN.
Rev and Mrs. L. A. Rudisill and
daughter, of the Park, were visitors
and shoppers in Oakland Tuesday
afternoon.
A wreck which occurred early Fri
day morning on the seventeen mile
grade, piled up several coal cars and
disabled two locomotives. Noone was
hurt.
Services in St Marks Lutheran
church next Sabbath as follows Sun
day School at $50 a. m, Christian
Endeayor at $50 p. IN; Preaching
service at 40 p. m
A broken belt at the electric light
ing plant in Oakland Tuesday left
the town in darkness that night, but
repairs were made yesterday and an
abundance of light resulted last night.
We will sell our entire stock of tailor
made suits, cloaks and furs, mems
and boys clothing and OvercOats, at
90 per cent. discount until January
! LIST. Come early and get the choice.
II. G. SINCELL & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs Abram Lawton left
Oakland Sunday evening for Lonaco-
ming, their future home, where Mr..
Lawton is employed as manager of
one Of the electric light plants.
Count School Examiner EA. Brown
ing, who attended meeting of the
School EXaminaters from different
counties of the state in Balti-
more last week, returned to Oakland
Friday night.
We are up to our trade and know
what our people want and we have
it. Our Basement is full of Sleds,
| Horses, Shoe Flys, Go-Carts, Baby
Carriages and Trunks. Take look
at our Big Window. 1t will tell you
what we have. 1912 G. b. CROPP.
Walter Morrison who has been at
Hinebaugh's restaurant for several
months, is now clerking for Mes srs.
Dixon & Kelso, taking the place made
vacant by the resignation of Bert Cup
petit.
Mrs. CIV Haulenbeek, of "Uplandn
farm near Deer Park, left for Balti-
more last Sunday in a private car
attached to No. 4G. During her absen-
ce in Baltimore, Mr.. Savage, of Deer
Park, will look after the farm
Mr.. Henry Lauer. who accompan-
led hiss wife to New York City one
day last week where the latter went
for medical treatment returned to
Oakland last Sunday night Mrs.
Lauer will remain several weeks IN
New York
Mr.. D. NJ. Mason, who recently
purchased the Oakland Roller Mills,
took charge on Monday of this week
he being assisted by Mr.. James II.
Painter. Mr. Mason himself is an eX-
perienced miller which trade he fol-
lowed prior 10 and in the years sue
ceediug the War of the Rebellion.
John /. Harne, Esq, of New Mar
tinsville, w. Va. was here Monday
attending the funeral of his sister.
Hewas accompanied by his cousin,
Mr.. Frank Harne, editor of one Of the
New Martinsville papers Both
gentlemen made pleasant visits to
this Office during their stay in Oak
land.
Quite good many persons put off
their Christmas buying until a day
ortwo before Christmas and then rush
into the stores that are crowded and
attempt to make their purchases in
an hour or two when it is impossible
to be waited on properly. A good
plan is to visit the stores where you
expect to buy and take a thorough
look at the goods in stock, then TAX e
time to think over what YOU have
seen and to whom the different arti-
Giles would be acceptable. You can
then make your purchases with pleas
ure and satisfaction.