The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1905-09-14

Mr.. William Newman, son of DIR. |.
ID. Newman, of Oakland, Md, came
in from his home this morning on No.
3. and left on the noon train for Nor
gantown, where he will spend several
days the guest of Reconsideration
| Sentinel.
The organ recital given on last Fri
day and Saturday evenings in St.
Paul's NJ. E. church, was not very
well patronized by the people of
town. The proceeds of the two even
ings entertainment barely met the
expenses.
Mr.. William Schell, of near Yves
ternpOrt, was in Oakland Tuesday
when he was granted letters of ad-
ministration upon the personal estate
OF his recently deceased wife, a notice
OF whose death will be found else
where in these columns today.
Deputy Game Wardens Thomas A.
Clark, of Cumberland, and George
w. Lucas, of Carlos, were in Oakland
Tuesday and yesterday as witnesses
before the grand jury against saw
mill owners and operators for alleged
pollution of streams.
State Game Warden John w. Avir-
EFT, OF Cumbe rland, was in Oakland
Monday attending court where he
has instituted proceedings against a
number of saw mill operators and
others for pollnting streams and VIC
lations of the fish and game laws.
Mr.. Nathan R. Selby, Of Selbys-
port, one of the Republican candi-
dates for House of Delegates, was in
Oakland Tuesday and Yesterday
where he was warmly welcomed by
many of his party associates as well
as by those of the opposite political
faith.
Lawrence Fraley, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. &. A. Fraley, of Oakland, left
here on Monday for Baltimore where
he entered st. Paul's school for bows.
The school is under the management
of the p. E. church and the students
are limited to thirty in number.
On Friday evening of this week the
local lodge knights of Pythias will
confer the degrees in the alnplified
form after which refreshments will
be served in the lodge room, prepare
lions for which have been going on
for some DAYS. All Pythians are in
yited.
Mr. Henry Leatham, postmaster
and merchant as we'll as poet and
philosopher, residing at Keyser's
Ridge, near Grantsville, was one of
our early Monday morning callers.
Mr. Leatham is here as a petit Juror
and will likely remain a guest of Oak
land for several days to come.
Mr.. L. A. Yeager, of Morgantown,
referee in bankruptcy for the North
ern District of West Virginia, adyer-
tlses IN this paper TODAY the sale of
two valuable pieces of real estate To-
Gated at Hutton, this county. The
sale will take place on Saturday,
September 30th, at the front door of
the court house in Oakland.
Outside the closing of the postoffice
"Old Defenders Day., as it is called
in Maryland, was not observed in
this city. The day is legal holiday
in Maryland i'll commemoration of the
battle of North Point. where the
American troops were victorious over
the British, thus saying what almost
seemed the doom of Baltimore, in
which city the day is periodically
kept at each returning anniversary.
Judge Robert R Henderson, of
Cumberland, accompanied by Mrs.
Henderson, drove from their home to
Oakland Monday, arriving here late
In the afternoon. Mrs. Henderson
returned to Cumberland on train IA
Monday. Judge Henderson will re-
main here during the session of court
and appeared on the bench with
Judges Boyd and Keedy Tuesday
morning. The latter arriving here
from Hagerstown Monday night.
Judge Boyd came up from Cumber-
land early Monday morning.
Rev. E. Manages went to Baltimore
Monday night and on Tuesday at
tended the Prohibition State conyen-
ton. From Baltimore he went to
Harrisburg, Pa, where on Sunday
he will install his son as pastor of a
church in that city. Next week Mr..
Manages will attend reunion of the
Fifty Second Regiment Pa. Vol, to
be held at Tucahannock, Pa, of
which Mr. Manages was member
during the Civil war.