The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-09-13

to be placed before the public in Balti-
more during the month of December.
In his articleMr Brown makes strong
plea for Garrett countians to take an
interest in the work of the Society and
have exhibits at the meeting above re-
ferred to. Any information concerning
the manner Of entering exhibits for
prizes or any other matter appertaining
to the Society viii be cheerfullv fur
nished by Mr. Brown.
WANTED-A competent party to take
the boarding house at our mill on Sep
TENDER LIST. The house is furnished with
stoves, bedding, dishes and electric
lights and running water. Dubois &
Bond Bros. Bond, Md.
1t has fallen to the lot Of the v ter
to travel up and down this broad com
monwealth 10 considerable extent.
both in search of business and pleasure,
and without an attempt to flatter
the good people of this section it can be
truthfully said that no town of equal
size has yet been found that equals our
own little city.
For SALE OR RENT Propertv on the
southwest corner of Centre am. Wilson
streets; lot S0X125 feet: eight room
house with furnace, hot and cold water,
bath, etc; stable. Apply to JOSEPH L.
c. TAYLOR.
4 freight brakeman whose name we
were unable to learn, was thrown from
the top Of car near Frankvile last
Thursday night and suffered several
severe scalp wounds. He was brought
to Oakland the same night where his
injuries We're dressed by DR.. McComas,
the railroad surgeon.
Mr.. R. A Smith, president Of Kitz-
millerYille bank, spent several hours
in Oakland Monday evening on business.
Mr.. Smith besides being interested in
financial institutions is one of the larg-
est operators and shippers Of coal in the
Potomac River valley. He has two
mines now in successful operation end
Is preparing to open a third vein. His
enterprises give steady and uninter-
Idpted employment to several hundred
men the year around.
WANTED Bright healthy girl about
10 Of neat appearance as an apprentice
in first class Art Studio. home and
fine opportunities to the right person.
For information address or call at this
office. 1t.
There is not man in our city, how
ever Indifferent to the claims of Chris
tianity who would want to rear his
family here if there were no churches
or church influence, for he at once rec
ognizes them as the guardians of the
morals Of the community What would
be the condition of this community at
the end Of the next ten years if from
this time until then the churches were
closed? to what extent would life and
property be safe? And yet, with all
the organized agencies of the churches.
lhe deNli 700 frequently holds high car
nival. What might We not expect if
wholly Invested Of these good infu-
ences?
The farmer, if he only knew it, is
little nearer to the kingdom Of heaven
than anyone on earth. He is certain Of
three square meals day and is the
only man who can fence himself in and
live in spite Of the rest of mankind. A
few cattle and sheep and fowl provide
him with the food and clothing. while
his fields yield him flour and a source Of
revenue. So generous are these pro
visions and so common, that hardly one
farmer in ten makes any account of
them, although the ordinary business
man thinks he has done well when he
reaches the end of the year and finds
that he has q little more than made
ends meet.