The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-04-27


in Oakland Sunday afternoon for a
few hours.
Clifton White, who spent the win
ter on the Pacific coast, returned to
Oakland last Tuesday morning and
| will remain here during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn Johns, of the
Park, who spent last winter with
their son in Brooklyn and returned
to Mt, Lake one day last week, were
visitors to Oakland Tuesday.
Mr.. James A. Enlow, representing
the J. B. Williams Granite Company.
Frostburg, was in Oakland Tuesday
, looking after some business. matters
for his firm.
] For SALE. Dwelling house and
/ one acre land, east end town; good
well and all necessary outbuildings.
Terms reasonable. Apply TO L. \.
Shatfer. telegraph Office, Oakland.
/ Stf
Rev f. Manages, pastor of the Oak
land Lutheran congregation, will
preach next Sunday as follows: Red
House 1870 a. m. Texas, . 80 y: H.,
and Eglon at 73O O'Clock p. IN. At
each of these places an election will
be held for pastor, which will be con
Quoted by Rev. Manages.
County Commissioner Jacob
| Stump, of Bloomington, came up to
| Oakland Tuesday to suDerintend the
clearing off of the lots recently pur-
chased by the county for the site for
! the new jail and sheriff's residence.
The ground is now practically cleared
and in readiness for the contractor
to begin work.
EX-Sheriff Lloyd Shaifer. of near
Aurora, was in Oakland Tuesday and
yesterday, going from Oakland yes
terday morning to keyser where he
attended the Republican Congress
sional convention as a delegate favor
/ able to the nomination of Mr.. James
/ S. Lakin.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
| Company is having new rails laid on
the south track from the ShafTer
| place, mile west of Oakland. to the
Second street crossing in town. A
large force of Italian workmen have
beed engaged in the work for a num-
Der Of days. New ties are also being
/ place where necessary ana the track
put in prime condition.
Postmaster Jarboe is haying the
old postof1ice building fitted up with
shelves and counters and a new front
built into it for the occupancy of
Gene Baumgartner, who will take
possession in a short time. Mr.. Baum
gartner will retain possession of the
room he is now located in and with
the additional floor space acquired
he will greatly increase his stock of
groceries, etc.
School Commissioner George Z.
Bishoff, of near Hoyes, was In Oak
land Monday and Tuesday, having
accompanied his son to this point
who returned to school at Frostburp
Monday afternoon, and his son-ip-
law, Mr.. Miller, of Keyser's Ridge.
who went to a point near Baltimore
yesterday morning where he will take
charge of the farm of Director of the
State Institutes Amoss.
The papers tell of young woman
who followed a convict to the peni-
Tertiary and will work in Moundsville
until his sentence has expired. This
is bearded as a most praisewo rthy
action on her part but the truth of
the matter is that if the young man
in question had been worthy of her
he would not have committed a
crime which makes it necessary to
put him in the penitentiarv.
The influence of newspaper adver-
Using is wonderful. 1t makes small
stores great. 1t turns the tide of
business toward the advertising store
as nothing else will. 1t places the
name of the store so strongly in the
minds of the people that they cannot
think of dry goods, clothing, shoes
or drugs without the name of the aG
vertised store coming into their minds
simultaneously. BY a good, persist
ent advertising campaign any bust
ness house can push its way to the
front. The very best medium to use
in your community is your local news
paper, as it goes to the minds of the
people when their minds are easily
impressed.-Th AID Writer.
A. D. NAYLoR & Co., will make a
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