The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1907-01-17

ASleI 1OSI, one OF the prosperous
farmers of Garrett county, Nd, who
resides near Grantsville, was in town
on Tuesday, and was a most welcome
visitor at this office. Mr.. Yost is
breeder of good horses, and is a great
lover of that animal, and we enjoyed
very pleasant chat with him along that
line. -Meyersdale Republican.
Messrs. Kerens Brothers have shipp-
&c their saw mill to point south of
Elkins on the Coal and Iron Railroad
where they will engage in the manufac-
ture of lumber for company recently
formed in Oakland composed of the
Messrs. Kerens, Owen Treacy and JOS
eph Kisner. The tract comprises four
hundred acres and is well timbared with
spruce and hardwoods.
A dairyman, who furnishes milk to
customers in Grafton, has demanded
money in court from the city for water
ing his milk. The watering was done
when his milk wagon went down in a
deep pool of muddy water in a street on
the South Side of that city the other
morning. This is rather new and novel
situation. Usually milkmen pay the
city for the means of watering their
milk. - Clarksburg Telegram.
The superintendent of the National
pike was at Somerfield last week max
ing an inspection of the road through
this neighborhood He found the old
national highway in the worst condition
that it has been for years; in fact some
parts of it are almost impossible. The
worst part Of theroad is that extending
west from Somerfield and the superin-
tendent has decided to repair five miles
OF this road at cost of sixty thousand
dollars. Uniontown Standard.
Make up your mind that whatever
you may have done in the past you will
in the future wear your clouds INSIDE
out, and show the lining" We all have
clouds, but that is no reason why we
should draw the attention Of the world
to them. 1t is the brave, cheerful SOL
diers who inspire the others. So if you
can't get what YOU like, determine to
like what you have or at all events to
make the best of it and go on your way
brayely, without complaining.
MIR. and Mrs. c. A. Bolden have the
sympathy Of our people, for they have
been having typhoid fever in their home
for the past three months and last week
Mrs. Bolden and one of the little girls
were taken down with that disease, but
we are pleased to state that they are
getting along very well, and are having
the disease in mild form. Her sister
and neice of Mr.. Bolden's arrived here
from Oakland on last Thursday to help
care for the afflicted ones. -Meyersdale
Republican.
EXSheritf Charles Wegman, former
ly of Grantsville, but for several years
past resident of Frostburg, village
along the old Pike which boasts of a
paper that is exclusively great" and
the headquarters of numerous Cum
berland'' coal works, was in Oakland
all day Tuesday seeing many of his old
friends and attending to some business
matters requiring his attention. Mr..
Wegman is engaged in the carpenter
business at Frostburg and reports bust
ness extremely good.
The young man who thinks he is poor
because he has no bank account little
understands the value of Gods free
gift of health and strength, little appre-
ciate. the fact that the brightest and
best of the country are self-made, and
come to the notice of the world from