The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-06-01

bhe Cuuuy SitS settlement, were INK
land visitors yesterday.
County Commissioner Jacob Stump,
of Bloomington, was in the city YES
terday.
Mr. Andrew J. Friend, of Friends
vile, was in Oakland two or three
days this week on business.
Mr.. Samuel Kimmell, of near Hut
ton, was a pleasant caller atsthis of
flee Yesterday morning.
In Baltimore on last Tuesday
Strawberries sold as low as two cents
box. In Oakland the same day
they sold at IA cents box.
Agent Y. V. Washburne has bright
ened up the interior of his office at
the station by he application of a
coat of paint.
Justice of the Peace Leon Radie,
of Frieudsville, was visitor so Oak
ladd last Monday and while here call
ed to see THE REPUBLICAN.
The Misses Clendenin of Baltimore.
whose summer home is located near
Deer Park, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Little in Oakland to day.
Mrs. J. G. Peddicord and children
left Oakland this morning for Mont
gomery county. where they will visit
for month Mrs Briggs nee Miss
Mollie Peddicord
I. M. Stanton. of Grantsville. came
down Friday and was still here Mon
day. Asked fOr an explanation. said
he bad come to see "a Night in Bo-
hernia" and John Edwards-one a
one-night, the other two night show.
-Frostburg Journal.
Mr. Carroll Pattison. of Blooming
ton, has returned from trip into
Mexico. He was one of large com
pany of coal operators who made a
tour of inspection of the mining re-
gion of on" neighbor beyond the Rio
Grande.-Pirdmont Herald.
Mr.. James y. DeIawder has sold
to Miss Alice Hesen the rear half OF
his lot adjoining the school building,
the consideration being $500. Miss
Hesen contemplates erecting double
frame dwelling on the lot in the near
future.
Mr.. Elijah Friend, of Sang Run,
was business caller at this Office last
night. He reports the general health
OF his district as being greatly i'm
proved since the recovery of a num-
Der of citizens from attacks of typhoid
fever
Mr.. l.. 9. Tabb. of Newport News,
Va, who spent a week with Mr.. and
Mrs. q. W. Della wder at Deep Creek.
was in Oakland this morning on his
way to Ryan's Glades where he and
Mrs. Tabb will visit among friends for
afew days prior to their return South.
Wool is being sold boy the farmers
OF this county to Oakland and Noun
tain Lake Park merchants for 80 cents
per pound, cash The market urice
at the beginning of the season was
30 cents per pound, but this has
steadily increased one cent each week
since the season opened.
Rural Route No 2, running from
Oakland via Sunnyside and Gortner
TO Conneway's and through the
Beeknan settlement, was established
this morning, MIR. George Geissman
becoming the carrier autil the ap-
point,nent Of a regular agent is made
by the DePartmeut,the examinations
for which took place several days ego.
Justice OF the Peace Leon Eardie.
OF Frjendsyille, accompanied to Oak
land on Monday Mr. J. T. Hickman.
OF Mount Jackson, Va. who is Mr..
Hardie's brother-in-law and who
took the train here for his home. Mr..
Hardie returned to Freudsyille Mon
dav afternoon
Cashier IL. c. McCaudush. Of the
Friendsville Bank, and his brother,
I. B. McCaudlish, cashier of the
Piedmont National Bank, atcomplu-
led by his son Edward. were guests
on Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. r. f.
Sliger at their residence on Second
street
A man claiming Norfork, Va. as his
home and by occupation a machinist,
was found lying along the tracks Of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad near
the water station suffering with
convulsion yesterday afternoon. He
was taken in charge by Officer Swee-
ney and placed in Jail where he was
treated by the health officer. DR..