The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1903-09-03


day because he would not do as they
wished.
A clean, honorable andupright man,
a good executive, conscientious pub
lie servant, a sincere friend, and above
all, a patriotic citizen, his administra-
ton already ranks as one of the best
Maryland has had during the whole
period of her history of nearly 300
years. WINCHESTER.
LOsT-On the evening of August
22nd, on the road frcm Mountain Lake
Park to German, lady's black cloth
jacket with velvet collar. a liberal
reward will be paid for the return of
same. Address G. g., SOC Merchants
Bank Building, Baltimore, Md.
This morning a party of five young
men of Oakland composed of Messrs
Carl White, Claude Brown, Leo J.
Rasche, Charley Bosley and Edward
Helbig, left for a trip of ten days
which will be spent in Philadelphia
and Atlantic City.
J. L. Yommer of Jennings, Nd, was
amember of the Gettysburg excursion
and returned Sunday in time to join
the excursion to Pittsburg. He was
bright and lively on Monday as he
started home, but admitted he would
appreciate sleep and rest.-Myersdale
Commercial.
Mr.. VIM. E. Beeghley, formerly of
Accident, but now holding a lucrative
position with a wholesale house in
Connellsville, Pa, spent a week with
Oakland, Mountain Lake and Deer
Park friends, returning to Accident
Tuesday.
Mrs. r. E. Sliger and little son Rob-
ert went to Frostburg last Saturday
morning where they will visit rela-
tives for an indefinite period. Mr..
Sliger went to Frostburg Sunday
where he spent the day with his fam
lily.
Mr.. w. G. Kidd, of Baltimore, who
has been member of the firm of H.
G. Sincell q Co., the Oakland cloth
iers and furnishers, for number of
years, came up to Oakland Monday
and on Tuesday he disposed of his in
terest in the business to the resident
member of the firm who will continue
to conduct it under the name of H. G.
Sincell & Co.
| Miss Willie Robinson, of Baltimore,
/ who was here for a few weeks on a
visit to her sister, Mrs. DR.. Mahlon G.
Hinebaugh, was taken suddenly i'll
on last Friday morning and compelled
to return to her home the same night
being accompanied thence by her
father and mother, Prof. and Mrs. J.
| g. Robinson, who also visited MIS-.
Hinebaugh and DR.. Robinsons family
/ in Oakland.
| Mr.. r. s. Jamison made business
! trip TO Cameron, West Va, last Sat
urday, returning to Oakland Monday
evening when he received telegram
announcing the sudden death in Bal
timore of his sister, Miss Ella Jami-
son, who was for several years a
patient in hospital in that city. Mr..
Jamison left Immediately for the
above city and accompanied the body
of his sister home, arriving here early
yesterday morning.
Owing to the brevity of the public
school term and for the purpose of
giving pupils advantage of an extra
month of instruction, Prof. H. A. Lor-
aditch on Monday opened private
school in the public school building in
Oakland for term of four weeks.
All who believe in education should
embrace the opportunity thus pre-
sented by having their children en-
rolled as pupils under this most ex-
cellent instructor.
DR.. A. F. Speicher of Salisbury, was
visitor to town on Monday evening.
To Commercial representative he
stated that he is now disposing of his
personal and real property in Sails
bury with view of locating in South
ern California. His family will.prob-
ably leave for there about September
1, while he will go later. The many
friends of this estimable practitioner
and his family are 10th to have them
depart. The doctor has disposed of
his practice to young physician
from Kane, this State, whose name
we have not learned. -Myersdale Com
mercial.
Signs of approaching autumn are in
evidence. The days are growing short
err, the harvest is near the close, an
odor of catsup comes from many
kitchens and the odor of berries in
process of canning. The earlier vaca-
ton people are returning, the excep-
tional schoolboy is looking up his
books and preparing for the opening
session. Football is being discussed
among some of the admirers of that