The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-05-25
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A freight wreck occurred one mile
west Of Bayard Friday when dropped
brake rigging caused Western Mary
land tram to Pile up. rive cars were
was '' hlo No fo,. 0. Zen borrs Tba
T,ilroI, y,raciLi1,, crew rlearad the
Track No one vas iniured
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-Four st,,dar+s of tho U,,,or+,,,o,t Of
Gloio1,, T"IHs uo ',, ~ r ~
RaItin,ora ,,,nnt tn Gran+.,,iIIo MoodaI,
ef,,,ict,,ra and danosits ~ f1a CosgaIr,,an
river basin. In the interest OF the Uni
VeraIty they are touring the mineral
regions OF MARYLAND Tor such lnforma-
ton as can be obtained for instructive
purposes. Here they sought compare
tive data for identification with similar
geological characteristics elsewhere,
ana We're very successful lhelr names
are Oliver B. Hopkins, {. WYthe Cook,
II. Bassler and W. A. Price. FROST
burg journal.
Mr.. J. b. Emory, OF Bitunger, &C
companied by ms brother-in-ltw, Mr..
Wiley, came to Oakland yesterday and
will remain here today. Elsewhere in
this paper will be found MIR. Emory $
announcement for the nomination for
County Treasurer. He will make an
excellent officer
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70 ~ ','o "f Jiorot corott no, l
TOW, 80 doiyarad i, 0ol.Iard ,,astar
day from a car sent out from the United
States fish hatchery near Washington,
D. c. The fish arrived here in excellent
condition and were taken to several
sections in the county where they were
deposited in mountain streams.
Chorlo. r,odor;o,- of Frio,d.,,;,ro
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aolioJ - 'i H., L CnalC hTs;,ass
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tIo,,a,, ac[,o;+ad ,oos oCro
and although they rarely ENJOY oppor-
tuhIly 10 exchange experiences tne-G
Is no aDateHleHI OF lhe esteem III WtitH
thGy hoid each oIher. II rostDurg jour
mai.
NJ \ BOND VINO reeDnfIN &C
CURED the d. Nj. Dixon residence on
Oak street. is contemplating extensive
improvements on the propertv. The
buildinU will be raised about three feet
and basement built beneath the en-
tire structure. The interior finish will
be replaced with polished woodwork
throughout and the lawn will be filled
in so that il will be on 2 level with the
street
Another crowd of FOREIGNERS. seven
tean in number were arrested last Sat
urdav bv Sheriff Shartzer for completely
in the dvnamiting Of Savage river near
Bond Junction a week or two ago. The
men were held in iail here until yester-
day when their hearing took place in
Justice Teats, court The absence of
TWO of the prosecuting witnesses. who
left the comfy Sunday nipht prevented
the conviction of the men and they were
DISCHARGED
The store Of Marx Layman at Jenn-
.nys, was broken into Monday night and
r bbed of money amounting to fifteen
or twenty dollars which was contained
i'm a slot machine. Bl0odhounds from
ger who arcomnanied the dogs and their
trainer to .Iennirgs where the traIl was
nicj[al mn and led to the buukbouse Of a
gang If foreigners ali Of whom protos-
rcd fbeir inn0cence and as no evidence
ooains+ anv of their numbar couId he
fond no arrests we're made and the off
cers retnrned to Oakland Tuesday after-
noon
Inc senior Class OF the Oakland
High school have been entertained at
the following homes since the gradua-
ton exercises: Miss Marguerite Hart S,
Mr.. q. A. Whorton and Miss Veronica
Rasche's. After playing a number OF
interesting games, delightful refresh
ments We're served and. every hour OF
the evenings were happily spent. Also
Prof U. q Palmer gave most delight
full treat to the Senior 5 at Lauer's.
After the commencement the Senior
boys gave banquet at limbaugh S