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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-28
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.
Incidents and Events at Home and
AEroad-PerSonal Mention, Etc.

AEroad-Personal Mention, Etc.
Mr.. R. G. Richardson, of Keyser, was
in Oakland a short time Monday.
iRPostm2ster J. L. Englehart, of Acct
dent, visited Oakland Tuesday on bust
ness.
Mr.. Josephus Howell and son John,
of Bond, made this office,a visit last
Saturday.
Mr.. Thomas B. Wiley, of Bittinger,
was in the city last Friday and Satur-
day on business.
Mr., ]. B. Lipscomb, of near Deer
Park, was in the city last Friday when
he paid this office visit.
Mrs. ]. W. Humbird, of Cumberland,
was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. W.
R. Offutt, i'll Oakland day or two last
week.
Mrs. W. C. Cunningham and Rev.
J. B. Shoup, of Bittinger, were guests
of Mrs. T. R. McRobie few days this
week.
Mrs. Julian Lynne, of Shenandoah
junction, is here as the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Legge.
Mrs. W. E. G. Kitchens and son Law
ence, of Frostburg, who were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs R. E. Sliger, returned
to their home on Monday.
Mrs. King Delawder, who was the
guest of friends and relatives at Terra
Alta q few days last week, returned
home Saturday morning.
Prof, H. A. Loraditch, of Oakland,
left here Tuesday morning and will en-
ter Cornell University for a summer
course in manual training.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. VIM, of Iona
coming, are visiting for few days the
latter's parents Mr.. and Mrs. W. B.
Hutson, of near Sunnyside.
Mrs. j. NJ. Stanton is in Warrington,
W. Va, where she attended the we'd
ding of her brother, Mr.. Frederick Bar
low, on Tuesday of this week.
Misses Evelyn and Sallie Hooking, of
Meyersdale, who were the guests of
Miss Nell Offutt in Oakland for week,
returned home Tuesday evening.
Miss Stella Hutson, of near Sunny
side, is attending the West Virginia
State Teachers Association, which is
in session this week in Fairmont.
Mr.. James Anderson, of Parkers-
burg, W. Va, was the guest for sew
eral days last week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott II. Jones at their residence on
Second street.
Ex-Governor A. B. Fleming, the well
known lawyer of Fairmont, W. Va,
came to Oakland on No. l train last
Saturday to spend day or two at his
beautiful summer home, coax Hall"
Mr.. Chas. W. Fairfax, of the firnl of
Washington real estate experts, Stone
and Fairfax, came to the mountain top
last Saturday, to spend few days at
Mountain Lake Park. Mrs. Fairfax
accompanied him.
Dr.. and Mrs. Henry W. McComas re-
turned to Oakland from Webster
Springs, West Va, Saturday evening,
at which place DR.. McComas attended
the meeting Of the West Virginia Medi-
cal Society in session two days.
DR.. R. A. Ravenscroft and daughter
arrived here from Baltimore last Friday
evening and the following morning
drove down to Hoyes, the home of Mr..
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-28
Sc. and l0C. Goods.

There are special bargain tables near
the front of the store on which are
placed quantities of SC. and 1Oc.
goods that are sold at ridiculously low
prices. Look for these tables the next
time you come in. One half hour spent
in this way and the purchasing of so
cents or dollars worth of goods cannot
help but please and put many useful
articles in the home.
j. NJ. DAVIS & Sons.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-28

Emanuel Custer. DR.. Ravenscroft re-
turned to Oakland Sunday evening and
went east Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Trickett, of
Preston county, West Va, were in Oak
land last Thursday aud Friday, the
guests of Mrs. Trickett's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Motley B. Browning at their
residence on Green street.
Col. Geo. Truesdell, owner of Alta
mont Springs farm, came up to Deer
Park last Saturday. After staying a
few days he returned to Washington.
Col. Truesdell's intention is to make a
lengthy visit on his farm after july 1st.
Mrs. johnson and Miss johnson, in
company with Miss Zaidee Browning
left Oakland Tuesday morning for
Ocean City, Md, to attend the educa-
tional meeting of teachers being held
at that place this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. viii Malette, three
children and nurse, of Pittsburg, were
in the city over Sunday, the guests of
the gentleman's mother, Mrs. ]. w.
Proudfoot on MILFORD street. They de-
parted this morning for Mt. Lake Park,
Md, where they will spend the remain
der Of the summer. -Grafton Sentinel.
This Office has received from DR.. w.
W. Davis, superintendent of the Park,
advance copies of the program for 1905,
containing in detail all that may be seen
and heard at the auditorium during the
months of July and August and the
first days of September. The program
as whole is very creditable, offering
some exceedingly pleasing entertain
ments during the Chautauqua.
Mr.. E. A. Weimer, late County
Treasurer, advertises in this issue of
The REPUBLICAN the sale of a number
Of tracts Of land located in different
portions of the county for taxes due
and lin arrear for the years 1904 and
1905. The sale will occur in front of
the court house on Friday, July goth,
at ten O'Clock 8. m. Mr.. J. c. Rennin-
ger, attorney, represents Mr.. Weimer.
Prof. Morris K. Turner, principal of
the Oakland public schools, who closed
very successful normal here on last
Thursday, left Oakland Friday morning.
for Baltimore and other points east.
He will attend the Teachers convention
at Ocean City, Nd, this week and then
go on to his home at Lykens, Pa.
where he will remain during the sum-
mer vacation, returning to Oakland in
the fall with the opening of the public
schools.
We heard on the street the other dav
OF man who claimed he was too poor
to take his home paper, but all the
same he read notice in one of the
county papers, telling how to prevent a
horse from SOLDERING, and sent $40
for receipt. When the $3.50 worth of
information came it said: Teach your
horse how to spit.
One Of our exchanges advertises a
COW for sale as follows: 'Full-blooded
COW for,sale, giving milk, three tons of
hay, lot of chickens and several
stoves. While we have always had
the greatest respect for meek-eyed gen.
tie bossy, we never suspected for a
moment that she would branch out into
the junk-shop business. And she is
full-blooded, too! No "yaller" dog or
posthole in her makeup. Too bad.
The residents on the community will
celebrate July 4th with a basket picnic
to be held near J. B. Lipscomb's SUGAR
camp near Laurel Run.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-28
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-28
CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
What Was Done al the Adjourned
harCn Term Last Week,

The March term of court which COM
menced on June 18th, disposed of the
following business and adjourned We'd
nesday.
The case of Mary E. Blackburn VS..
The County Commissioners was tried
before jury which remained out about
twenty-four hours and was unable to
agree. They were discharged and the
case has been removed to Allegany
county for trial. The jurors stood elev-
en- to one in favor of the plaintiff. The
plaintiff whilst walking over the bridge
across the Potomac at charlottesville
at night walked off the approach to the
bridge where there was no guard rail
for the.protection of pedestrians and was
permanently injured by the fall. 1t was
claimed that the county was negligent
in failing to put guard rail. Mr.. Rem
ringer for the County and Messrs. Ham
i'll and Semmes for the plaintiff.
Richard E. Garlitz VS.. Stephen EN-
erson was settled and judgment en-
tered in favor of the plaintiff for the
sum of $705.27 with a stay of execution
until Nov. Is, 1906. Hamill for plaintiff,
R. 4. L. Dick and Sincell for defendant.
Marion c. Hoye, trading as Shartzer
& Co., VS.. Hartford Fire Insurance Co.
Demurrer to plaintiffs declaration was
argued by Thomas ]. Peddicord for the
Insurance Company and R. T. Semmes
for the plaintiff. Demurrer held sub
curia.
James Stark VS.. Garrett Lumber
Company was tried before the Court,
and verdict rendered in favor of the
plaintiff for 1874 and costs. The plain
tiff sued for timber sold to the defend
ant claimed that the plaintiff had falsely
and fraudulently represented that he
was the owner of certain timber which
he pointed out at the time of sale and
that in fact he was not the owner of a
large portion of the timber sold to the
defendant, who claimed an abatement
in the purchase price. The defence
failed and all the issuance decreed in
favor of Mr.. Stark Sincell, Thayer
and Peddicord for plaintiff, Hamill and
Semmes for defendant.
Henry Hardy VS.. William Ryland ct
al, removed to Allegany county on ap-
plication of plaintiff. Peddicord for
plaintiff, Hamill for defendant.
Thomas F. Smouse VS.. A. w. Murray
was tried before the court and YER
dict rendered in favor of the plaintiff
for 500 and cost. Peddicord for plain
tiff, Hamill and Semmes for defendant.
Jonathan S. Fearer ct ux VS.. Harvey
j. Spiker. Demurrer to plaintiffs de-
claration argued and held sub curia.
Sincell for plaintiff and Peddicord for
defendant.
Bessie c. Paugh VS.. Noah Swiers.
Demurrer to declaration ruled good.
Motion and leave to plaintiff to amend.
Peddicord for plaintiff, Offutt and Rem
ringer for defendant.
Jonathan Broadwater VS.. George W.
Broadwater and others. Issues from
orphan court. Tried before the court
and held sub curia. Peddicord, Hamill
and Semmes.
James Dowler VS.. James Resi-; plain
tiff and his witnesses did not answer
when called out the case was non
pressed by order of plaintiffs attorney.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-28

LADIES, WE INVITE Y UR ATTENTION
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-28

or caro- memos-Or make out accounts or
hQtei menus in your own handwriting.
II looks bad, reflects on your standing,
makes people think you can't atfOl d a stem
o%rapHef and IS sometimes aTtbiguouS
You can write out your letterS-make out
an apStract-hll in an insurance policy
enter your card memOS-make out vour
accounts. or hotel menu-or DO any Kind of
writing you need. on any kind. size or thick
neSN OF paper. and space any way you want
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YbiQipS, A; Npplifont @urru Dill.
Ter, Nr. 1873, Mcit.GamOcnitrobc.
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@rumtcr, 9tr. 1875, MiQiomitroBc.
6orlep &onc2, 2l, mo'Goro 6uus
iop 10; 2(pplitunt 5. &one3, 9}r. 100,
Observation-Disclosures.
Nillium Is. Grimes, 3G, uu0 Wtos
bcl 5. 6rolru, q; 2(pplitult Miliorl
IS, Grimes, 6rc0crid, Nio.
Gltgcllc ". @rolpn, 81, unO &0u
NJ. @ofer, 81; Npptitont eugene ".
9romr, Nr, 1901 Ycmiplponio }Iuc.
GbontnS Worri4 @onplcr, u, un0
Morp 3. @colmcor, 20; Npplifuut
". q. Gcontp, 9tr. ST. @clt 6opcttc-
StroBe.
Charles g Nouirc, 2t, mo (iIlic
Smith, is; 2lpplifoltt Gbuuloa 4. D.
@ouirc, 9}r. l2G, Sin Smollpooo-
StroBc.
@tIliom @oancr, 30, rnO Mupo
9llun, %; Npp!ifaltt 6. 3. Wtoibcr,
9tr, III GoQcritroBc.
George g. 2lOtiuS. y, mo Clara
g. Sopfin5 10 4ppIifdnt George G.
AurtnS, 9r 7l3, pits29ington.S tr.
Geo. ", @oicnmn, "A, pnb Gain
s. Goodman, 20; Npplifant Sopmrcl
8. Goodman 9tr. GOO, q aec,nje.
6ronf llr6maO, "a, Scunit
Scidmon 20; 9lpplifo4it 6ranf llr-
bonN, Mr. 1foo, }ntnIttnBc: f1
Geo. o. &onlilton % 'nnO Nnno
Y. @untbU 19; Ntpplitallfu Chino 9,
@o0ncr, M.'f5tt, @irtitrobc.
ScnrD Sttblif, %, n1o Wurb Wiu-
tcifa 81; Npplifant Sclrp Stcblif
9tr. III, NorO, &ortItroBe.
Mortiu i. Servings, 40, rnO Brio
get ". Servings. So; Ipplitont @m.
I. Scnnin0& ium, 9tr. 1904, Sii>s
GborlcaitroBc.
&llIiuS SdloB. 81 uno 6lorcnce
@bitcbia, %; Npplifont S. 5. Shines,
Nr.. $50, 9tor0 NllIton-4 penuc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-05
GtabIirt 1890.
@ilGelun s.. Heinbarbt'

Or. 202t, @eftsgaltimure. Strafe..
Hciu.gJrf elaitiidc Srud6anSer,
obne Seher.
fbnnen Sae uno 9tatt %seiraaen tperoen.
Mnd Sart-@nmmi-SGnber
tucfdtc ME rpitcn, ici6it bei'm 9abeu uift.
SieieIber fino bon alien Mer8fen
bcitenS cnlpfobIen.
gr nerfertiot nuf Weiteilina ntS bot atf Eager:
Sdbulteib1noer, ttuterteibsbinocn,
iueidlc nmo SuISftien.e srndltanbcr,
70 arranairt, bab feline ~Reebrteri Siiloerl bcitens
5uirieben leitent lino.
Ellie 9ri6banber. gauSaaen unb Snftrns
nucnte iueroen cdrartirt. bah ie pniien, unb
anf'S SnnbsKite rnb Hete nnaefertiet.
Mir Iamcn iiuo Simrner
utter Miiiiebt bon Udo. Aeirbartt botbanoeu.
WS. 3eIepbau - Gcurttcat LIZA.
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Beittrn RarNIano Giicnbabn.

2fee ~berIaffen S~iIen.Gtltiou pte foIat:
Sdgltdl.
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cod uno gbnmber Sburg.
2.b0 gadbun. - gfion. mao 1lHtonsPribge.
SidfidI, anSgenpmmen SSuntag.
100 Mor1ens-g orf uno @ettbsbupg Nifoti.
$40 Utoraens-SngerStoiun ito SbtnnenSbnra
accommodation.
o.46 @oreens-affcm. mao @ettpSoprc unh
gorf.
1915 @orin.-G.fom. mad tlrior'Prtbge.
$50 ssutprn.--Iffom. mad SlbnooH, Vorf IRE
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Sunober.
1880 Nbenos-affnm. rab unt" n'glriope.
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4. I Ssipen. Observation-Disclosures
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Baltimore bto- Sabn.

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HuOnIsSiation, 6. & q. Mt. Sermon 1923;
GanbensStation standardization, g. & n.
Gnulb 100. oocr Mo. 9OurtIdno 2726, unb sr.
b26. SiiosSroaofpnh.
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&crcinigtc SGugcr DUn Baltimore.


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ncrAor . Sale; @r6IiOcnt Senrp
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Noe.; corrcipon0iren0er uno proto.
foQircu0er 5efretdr @lbert SdmiOt,
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SefretGr g. SimmeIbe6er, 9tr. 3t5,
Norb.Gb GtraBe; Shotmciitcr $.
Midlid, gtr. 713, @orner-S troBc;
Girigent Sobn 81. GIein, &eriammz
hing ieOen 5meiten 6reitag i'm gto.
nat.
nIriOn."
Sauptqltartier: Gtog Safe, Nr.
POS, 9anooer.S traBe. StnnItunoe:
Nittpod - 9irigent: S. 6. Sranf.
nSarmonie."
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tags - 0iri9ent: &obn 81. &Iein.
,Germomic- Of4nncrHor."
9ouptquortier: @c,monia = @dn.
ncrfor Sale, Scr. 4t0-4t2, 8eIt'
2onlbnro.S trabe. S;r9itunbe: Dom
neritaas - 0trtgent: Gt door Sent
berger.
DSroBitnn."
&ouptaunrticr: 6robiiun &ale.
Gar. 1000, 6reocrid. Nncnue. Cling
itlrnoe: Mittlpo9S-Girigcnt: Sobn
q. &lein.
"@rbeiter. N6nnerhos.~
Suuptquortier: Nnoreas' Sale,
Nr. 3t4. Sanooccitrabe. Sin9ItunOe;
Mitttpods - Gtrigent: Gbns. s
8ohali.
.GbaItn.M Gnnerhor."
Souptauartier: goigt'S Safe, Ir.
1922, &arforO.apcnue Gin9Itunoe
0ienitagS = 0irigent: s. 6. Erant.
.2ocuIt.Goint Rdnncr6or."
Sauptrnnrtier: 3pifer's Sail,
Gde Cube mO Nnoreitrabe. Cling.
itun0e: Wittpod Mbeno8 8 ltbr -
9;rigent: Srbert &riippeI.
yIrbciter- 2iebertafel."
Sditptquartier: 8ol5' Sale, Ger.
40S, 8eIt 2cgin9tonitroBe. Sing.
itunoe: 9tenItaa3-0irioent: Subert
&riippel.
.WeloDie."
SaltptqrurtiHr: s. &ies' Sole,
Gfe 2omitrabe unb @eIair . Iarft.
GineItnnoe: 9onneritags - 9iri.
gent S. &orollts.
.9ancriidrr WGnner6or."
Sauptquartier: Adermnnn's Safe,
gfe BON Caroline nno @ouCbltrobe
GingItltnoe: 9cnnerltag Abeno =
9ir;gent: au9ult Shueioer.
@crmduia. 8 ilnrtett.G Club"
Sauptqlarfier: Meienbero's SalIc,
Hr. tt6, GorO &acaitraBe. Sing.
itlinoe: 0ienItags - 8irigeat: S.
&arollts.
81, E~ltrnoerein n8oripdrts."
Goripdrts Sale, Ger. 1924.
eIt-2erinetonItraBe.
Metser.@efdneberetn."
Saupta1tartier: Soffmann's Sane.
Solp. l,nb Sorreii StrdBe. Sing.
itl1noe: 9ienitags-0iri9ent: Suberi
&riippel.
.Io5art Mdnnerdor."
Sauptquartier: Iobert 8onmer's
Sale, Ir. t92t-t923, Orleans.
StraBe; StngItutbe ieben Conner
Itag Mbeno; 8ep. 80bIman, 0irigent.
ngidentrans."
$anptquartier: Sob, Sbmiot's
loorlu. 3orn's) Saue, gde 3. uao
@ougbitraber Si9~blanotoipn, Sing.
ihtlt6t: Wiittmofs A9iriaent Geo. Us.
Eoeblmann.
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- Gin III Gctroit brobcnbcr Stro-
bcnbobnitritc lit noourdy obg0uonot
morncn OoB Die llnionlclltc bic 81.
icrtc ser DGctroit llnitcb &oiImop"
BON - Gents. rcip, n lunb D Gents
per Shnoe, itott scr p%erlou0tcn 30
Gents ncceptirtcn.
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MicrAautS' & Miuers' SranSpOrta'
tipn Company.

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