The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-08-02

was hitched to a wagon with it escaped
injury.
Mr.. E. j. McGlinchey, of Baltimore
City, spent last Sunday at "Uplands, 4"
near Deer Park. Mr.. McGlinchey is
connected with President Murray's of
flee of the B. and O. R. R. Co. This
was his first visit to the mountain top
in over ten years. 1t is needless to say
he was enthusiastic over the delightful
climate Of Garrett county.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Jennings passed
through Salisbury Yesterday morning
on their way to Jennings, Md. They
have just returned from a delightful
vacation. They went from Baltimore to
Boston by boat, thence to the White
Mountains, thence to Vermont, thence
down the Connecticut river and return
ed home. Salisbury Star.
We neglected to note in these columns
last week the arrival in town of Mr..
and Mrs. Herman Creutzberg, who
came here from Norfolk, Va, where
they had resided during the early spring
months. Mr.. Creutzberg is undecided
whether to engage in business here or
go west to the gold fields In either
case he his the best wishes of his many
lends.
4 hotel keeper in a nearby town
writes that during a long experience in
the hotel business he has accumulated
a large quantity of rubber shoes left
there by hotel guests, and wants to know
how to dispose of the same. We are
not very we'll versed in the rubber bus;
ness, bnt without investigating we
would advise the hotel man to try the
Chicago packing houses, or else make
blackberry wine of them.
Mrs. David Sigafoo and children, and
Mrs, Harry T. Heaton, Of Vineland, N.
j., were the guests Sunday of the editor
and Mrs. Sincell, going from here on
Monday to visit relatives at Kingwood
and to camp on the river Cheat during
the present month. Mrs. Sigafoo is the
wife of Col. Sigafoo Of the New Jersey
Light Artillery and Mrs. Heaton is the
wife of Senator Heaton Of the same
state.
Mrs. Mahlon"C. limbaugh went to
Baltimore last Saturday morning, being
summoned thence by telegram coz
veying the Intelligence of the extreme
illness Of her mother, Mrs. j. G.. Rob
inson, who was taken to her home from
Oakland week previous by DIR. Hine-
baugh. Mrs. Robinson is suffering with
heart disease and her condition is cor
sidered very grave by her friends and
physicians.
On Tuesday afternoon the following
named young people drove out to Stan
tons dam, near Grantsville, Md, TO
commune with nature and have a ger
eral good time: Dr. A. L. Haselbarth,
George Hay, VIM. and James Mcclure,
Ernest Livengood, Ellen Baumgartner,
Harriet Haselbarth, Carrie Miller
Louise Schumacher, Florence and Maud
Speicher and Emma Mcclure They
took supper N Grantsville before 70
turning home, and they report pleas
ant time. Salisbury Star.
VIII merchant who is wise ever
cease to advertise? Yes-when the
trees grow upside down; when the beg
gar wears a crown; when ice forms on
the sun, when the sparrow weighs q
ton; when gold dollars get too cheap;
when women, secrets keep; when a
fish forgets to swim; when Satan sings
hymn; when girls go back on gum;
when the small boy hates dl am; when
no politician schemes; when mince pie
makes pleasant dreams; when its fun to
break tooth; when all lawyers tell the
tt Ith; when cold water makes YOU
dunk; when you love to smell skunk;
when the drummer has no brass-when
these things all come to pass, then man
that's wise will neglect to advertise.
Mr.. William Enniss arrived at Deer
Park hotel Sunday in his Crawford au-
tomobile in heavy rainstorm. Mr..
Enniss and party left Bittinger, this
county, about l1.30 a. M, and came via
Oakland. Mr.. Enniss did what would
seem to the AVERAGE a1l+o,,oObilic+ on