The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-06-02

Gllmor $. Hamill appeared for the rail
road company.
Dr.. }. E. Legge leaves tonight for
st. Louis, Mo, where ne will attend
the meetings Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Physicians and Surgeons. and
also the meetings Of the American Med
ical Association From St. Louis he
expects to 60 to Chicago where he viii
spend a few days returning home in
about ten days.
Since May 18th forty-six marriage
licenses have been issued at the Office
of Clerk F. Z. Tower, the greatest
number for one day being eight These
were issued on Monday of this week,
marking the largest number issued in
twenty-foar hours since IN August.
1904. when licenses to the number of
ten we're granted.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Cross. Of near
Sines, left Oakland Monday at midnight
for Nez Perez, Idaho, where they ex-
pee. to make their future home. MIR.
Cross has already made one or two trips
across the continent. but becoming dis.
satisfied with conditions he always re-
turned to Garrett county. He viii en-
gage in farming in Idaho and We trust
that he viii be successful in his new
home.
Write Z. ;. West. Oakland. Nd. the
only licensed real estate dealer in Gar
rett county, for booklet describing all
kinds Of real estate for sale in this Vi
entity. Also valuable farms, coal and
timber lands in other States, Mexico
and Canada 'l-4t.
A new traction engine consigned to
Messrs. Price & HobEtzel, road con-
tractors, came very near being wrecked
in the local freight yards Monday when
the car upon which il was loaded became
deraied and in an endeavor to place it
upon the track the lower wheels sunk so
deep into the earth that the machine al
most topped over. The steam rigger
from Piedmont was called into requisi-
ton and in half an hour the car was
placed iupon the rails and later in the
day the engine was unloaded and viii be
taken down on Hooppole in a day or
two
Mr.. Edward f. Sollars, of near Oak
land, left here Saturday afternoon for
Baltimore where on Monday evening
ne attended the graduating exercises Of
the class Of 1910 of the Maryland Medi-
cal College, Of which his son, Edward
E., was a member, leading his class of
more than forty by high mark in all
branches of study. The graduate, Dr..
SolIars. has the best wishes of a host Of
friends for successful professional life
and is to be congratulated for the emil
nent position he maintained while a stu
dent. THE REPUBLICAN acknowledges
an invitation ito be present at the
commencement and we express our re-
greet at not being able to attend.
Jacob Doll & Sons build Is, 600 pianos
per year. Every instrument fully guar
anteed with an unlimited warranty
Factory located in New York city. For
terms and prices call on or address L. .
F. King, Mt. Lake Park, Nd. -
Miss Anna Manages arrived in Oakland
Tuesday evening from the East and is
engaged in preparations for the f.
presentation at the Opera House on
the night of the 9th inst. of the /
"Gibson Family Reunion" MISS /.
Manages as a trainer has made an en- /
viable reputation and has been engaged .
for several months past in the worl; of
training local people in various towns
and cities Of the eastern states for the
presentation OF this and other plays of
like nature. Rehearsals for the play
will begin as soon as the cast is made /
up, which viii probably be this evening.
The play will be given for the benefit
of the Ladies Aid Society of the /.
Lutheran church, the engagement hav-
ing been booked more than two months |.
ago.