The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1910-04-07

less Importance have been crowded out
of this issue.
LoST-A child's heart-shaped locket
and chain; monogram on locket "E. w.
c." Reward If returned to the gas
office.
The office of the Northern Natural
Gas Company has been moved from the
Mitchell building on Second street to
the Matthews building on Alder street,
opposite the postoffice.
Mr.. and Mrs M. R. Hamill drove
over to Kitzmiller last Saturday after
noon where they they spent Sunday
with friends and relatives, returning
to Oakland Sunday evening.
Former Senator Gorge L. Yelling
ton, upon the occasion of his visit to
Oakland last Friday evening to address
the graduates of the High School, was
warmly welcomed by many of his
friends.
A full line of Gas Ranges, Heaters,
Hot Plates, Inverted and Upright
Lights. Call and see US. S. Lawton
4 Sons.
Miss Orpah Ashby, who taught the
Mason school, near Swanton, during
the term which recently closed, return
ed to her home in Oakland last Friday
evening, as also did Miss Marion Leary,
who taught the school at Hutton.
Mr. Lloyd Wilburn, who recently left
! Swallow Falls after completing a large
/ logging contract, and removed to Shat
er. Tucker county, w, Va, where he is
engaged in like undertaking, was in
Oakland on business Friday and Satur-
day.
Miss Orley V. Durham announces she
will teach private school, beginning
April 11th, for the 4th, 9Th and 9th
grades, including the Bird recently pro-
NOTED to the 4th. Terms: 150 per
month for 4th grade, and $500 for 9Th
and 9th grades.
This morning freezing weather pre-
walls in this section and as a result seli-
Gus consequences face the growers Of
fruit. For more than two weeks past
mild spring like weather has been pre-
dominant and the buds on fruit trees
have opened. With the freeze now on
hand it is greatly feared that the fruit
has all been killed.
Mr., Henry Lauer, proprietor Of the
Oakland Steam Bakery, is making
extensive improvements to his property
on Second street. A new front is being
placed in the store room and the exposed
side of the building is being reweath-
erboared and painted, which, when
completed, will add very materially to
the property.
Messrs. King Delawder add Horace
r. Dewitt have formed co-partner-
ship for the purpose of conducting a
general livery business in Oakland and
on Monday purchased at private sale
the Helbig stable and residence located
on the property near the old Glades
Hotel site. The new owners of the
stable will add equipment as the bnsi-
ness demands it.
Lieut.. f. S. West. of Oakland. has
the best line of real estate for sale in
Maryland. A great variety of farms,
| town property, Park property, coal and
timber lands. Prices and terms to suit.
He also has some of the best Florida
propositions on the market. Call on
him for booklet describing these prop
| critics. You are sure of receiving
courteous treatment and will be given
every opportunity to see and investigate
to your entire satisfaction. 2-tf
Thomas Haigh and daughter, Miss
Barbara, who live near GAINESVILLE
were IN town over Sunday Mr.. Haigh
and family will go to England perhaps
in June to settle up an esS Ite from
which Mr.. Haigh will inherit consid-
cradle sum. Mr.. Haigh has not been
in his native England for thirty-fou
years. He was born near Liverpool go
Terra Alta Republican.
Messrs. Jonas D. Brenneman, Eman-
uel Hershberger and William s. Yoder
of Grantsville, and Samnel D. Brenne
man, of near Accident, were in Oakland
Tuesday on business when the gentle
men visited this office They are all
well to do farmers of their respective
neighborhoods and their visit to Oak
land was in connection with the settle
ment of an estate in which they are in
terested
The Court of Appeals will hear argu-
ment at the present term of the case
of l.. F. Green VS.. the State which was
appealed from the Circuit Court for this
county by Mr.. Green. The briefs and
record have been printed and are now
on file in the office of the courts clerk.
1t was the intention to haye the case
argued to-day, but by agreement it has
been placed at the end of the docket
and will not be called until the latter
part of the term.
Mr.. Eliot c. Harvey, of near Cor
man, was here Monday on business
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