The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-12-24
MONEY TO LoAN-On easy terms.

w. X. OFFUTT, Atty.
Big stock of Xmas goods at Cheap
Johns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas j. Peddicord
returned last night from an extended
visit to Washington and other points.
Mrs. E. w, Kelso, of near Deer Park,
was the guest on Saturday of her
daughter, Mrs d. NJ. Dixon on Oak
street.
Miss Anna Bell, teacher of the Cor
man school, came home Saturday
evening to spend the holiday vacation
with her mother
Prof. j. S. Gnegy, principal of the
Accident school, was in Oakland Sat
urday en- route home to spend the
holidays with his relatives.
DoN'~ forget the empty stocking in
the bleak tireless home while contem-
plating Christmas joys in your own
comfortable surroundings
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.
H. c. SINCELL 4 Co.
Mrs. Jas. l.. Pollock and little son
Edward, of Philadelphia, arrived
here Friday morning to remain dur
ing the holidays as guests of DR.. and
Mrs. f. H. Bartlett on Alder street.
Miss Rebecca Thayer, returned
home form Western Maryland College,
Westminster, Monday night to re-
main here during the holidays with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred A.
Thayer.
We will sell our entire stock of tailor
made suits, clOaks and furs, mems
and boys clothing and overcOats, at
20 per cent. discount until January
LIST. Come early and get the choice.
Fl. G. SINCELL & Co.
Mr.. w. S. Cormony, of Deer Park,
came up to Oakland on Tuesday
where he took the train that after
noon for Washington, d. c., in which
city his family is now located. Mr..
Germany expects to spend the remain
der of the winter with his family in
Washington.
Mr.. Edward E. Solars. who went
to Salt Lake City, Utah, two or three
weeks ago to look after the estate of a
deceased sister, returned to Oakland
Friday night. Mr.. Sollars is very
much impressed with the Mormon
City and the country through which
he passed in making the journey
of more than two thousand miles.
Messrs. A. d. Navlor & Co., the
Oakland plumbers, have completed
the Installation of a hot water heating
apparatus in the Commercial Hotel
property which was recently purchas-
ed by Mr.. Scott T. Jones, who will
use the house for residential purposes,
expecting to move therein shortly
after the beginning of the New Year.
John l. Compton, who has for sew
eral months been in the employ of
Messrs. A. ID. NaylOr & Co., the Oak
land plumbers, has left their employ
to accept a position with large man
ufacturing concern located near Row
lesburg, West Va, to which place Mr..
Compton will remove with his family
Immediately after the holidays.
Mrs. f. C. Colardeau and daughter
Miss Carrie, who have been residents
of Oakland for number of years,
left on last Saturday morning or
Philadelphia, Pa, where they will re-
side with Mrs Colardeaus son, Ear
nest, who has been living in the above
city several years where he holds
responsible position in a large publish
ing house. Mrs. Colardeau has many
friends in Oakland who regret her de
parture.
Upon our children depend our
future progress and welfare, and it is
the most narrowminded policy that
can be imagined for community to
be parsimoniOus with its schools. If
necessary raise your tax rate Let
the narrowminded bachelor and the
still more narrow minded father kick
as much as they like. All good citi-
zens will gladly pay whatever is neces
sary to house our children as they
should he and to give them every
facility possible to acquire the knowl-
edge necessary to fit them to take
their proper place in the religious,
s ocial. political and commercially world