The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1904-06-09

You will find at MAYORS the largest
assortment and best line of vehicles
and implements and the lowest prices
Quality considered) in Western Mary
! land. 143t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mahlon Miller, of near
Grantsville, accompanied by their
two children, Bruce and Linnie and
also by Annie and Albert Fike, pass
ed through Oakland Friday on their
way to visit their daughter, Mrs.
Fike near Sunnyside.
John B. Fay, Jr., of Washington,
is here for few days visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. J. O. Browning. During
this season Mr.. Fay has been pitching
ball for the Homecoming team and is
being well supported in his position
by the players of that aggregation.
Mr.. E. &. Miller, of Deer Park, Md,
and who years ago was a
resident of Homecoming, is visiting
his old friends and the scenes of for
mer days. and is being welcomed by
all. Since leaving here he had the
misfortune to lose his wife, who has
been laid to rest in the sleep that
knows no waking .-Lonaconing Star.
Hon. George A. Pearre, Mrs. Pearre
and Mr.. Wallace McKaig sailed yes
terday on the North German Lloyd
Steamship Princess Alice, from New
York for Bremen, via Plymouth and
Cherbourg. Col. Pearre hopes to
find relief from the nervous troubles
with which he has been afflicted by
the ocean vOyage.-Cumberland
News.
Messrs. E. L. Mitchell and D. E.
Bolden went down to Cumberland
yesterday morning where the former
secured plans for the erection of a
handsome residence ON the lot adjoin-
ing the home of ex-Sheriff Austin
Brown on Second street. Mr.. Bolden
will erect the building for Mr.. Mitch
ell.
Capt. James A. Hayden sold to
Mr.. Alpha Hinebaugh one day last
week the lot and building on Liberty
street which was for many years the
home of this paper. Mr.. Hinebaugh
will remove the old structure and i'm
prove the lot by the erection of new
carriage houses on the street end of
the lot and on the alley back he will
build large livery barn.
Mrs. O. J. Shooley, of the Park,
who was operated upon at the Nc
Comas Sanitarium few weeks ago
at which time an immense tumor was
removed from her abdomen along
with portion of the intestines, has
almost completely recovered and will
be discharged from the institution in
a few days. The operation was a re-
markable one and her rapid recovery
still more so.
The sudden storm Monday evening
about six O'Clock which struck this
section of country did considerable
damage TO shade trees and orchards.
In town quite a nunlber of trees were
blown down or stripped of their limbs
and several signs blown from their
fastenings. In the country near Oak
land many orchards suffered. Aside
from this little other damage has
been reported
Elijah Livengood met with very
painful accident, several days ago.
He operates sawmil about five
miles up the Jennings railroad, and
rides to and from his work on a small
car that is propelled by hand and
foot power. He got one of his feet
caught between two cog wheels,
which lacerated and tore the flesh in
a frightful manner, but we are glad
to note that the wound is not serious,
although very painful.
You will find at MAYORS the largest
assortment and best line of vehicles
and implements and the lowest prices
Quality consideredD in Western Mary
land, 14-3t.