The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-10-05
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De frost is on de ''punkin" and the
'punkin's" on de vine.
Fruit and garden truck being plenti-
full, the average housekeeper is, and has
been for sometime, busily engaged in
canning, preserving, Telling and making
the toothsome "apple sass" for winter
consumption.
Baseball has about run its course for
the season; but basket ball, foot ball.
billiard ball, the fancy ball are to come
vet, to say nothing OF the snow ball.
Oh! Balls.
The West Virginia Conference of the
NJ. E. Church convened at Charleston
on Wednesday, the 18th INST, and was
attended by the pastor in charge Of the
church here, Of course, who received
the usual courtesy Of an invitation to
return for another year.
The Maryland Opera House is now
entertaining good audiences nightly.
Manager Dasher has had large expert
ence in the moving picture business.
and he is on a circuit that furnishes the
most excellent subjects, three reels of
which are shown nightly. Mr.. Bert
Pue furnishes the electric Juice from
his store Just across the way.
The general store stock OF Mir. Gins
FROM, an Italian merchant on the cor
ner of Main and Bridge streets. was
sold out by Constable George Pool last
Thursday at the instance Of wholesale
creditors
The fall season and winter season of
gripping the light fantastic" will
soon open under the auspices of The
Young Mems Social Club -
. Your correspondent has been request
ed to give notice that there will be no
more game cock contests in Kitzmiller
this season. No reason has been as
signed, but the gUessers are busy.
/ The fall session of the Blaine Public
School was opened ausplciOusly on Mon
day by Professor A. l.. Lee, who is well
and faVorably known teacher.
/ 1t Is understood that our Young friend,
Max Bennett, late manager Of the
Rosenbloom store, will be AT Home
in Pittsburg on the 10th instant. By
the way, Max. chemistry" is as good
as any other name would be for it, after
all.
kitzmiller merchants are receiving
their fall goods, and Mr.. George Golf
man thinks the outlook for bris bust
ness is sufficient to warrant a larger
and more varied stock than usual
Miss Esmeralda Long. Of VOLTS Run.
over in Mineral county w. Va, walked
four miles last Saturday afternoon to
attend a country dance She danced
seven sets, walked back home, MIXED
nine cows, prepared supper for twelve
mill hands, washed the dishes, stopped
the pigs, swept the dining room. scrub
bed the kitchen, dressed nine chickens
to fry for breakfast, darned four pairs
/ OF stockings, read six chapters in the
Book Of jeremiah. wound the clock,
put the cat out, said her prayers, and
got to bed before ten o'clock.
TOWN HAS a FIRE.
Shortly after two O. clock Wednesday
morning, the town turned out en- masse
to witness fire on Second street.-the
general store of Mr. J. F. Bishop. A
part of the building was occcpied by
Messrs. Harvey and Moon, who con-
Quoted a bowling alley. As to the orr
gin Of the fire, the prevailing opinion
holds that the frolicksome little cigar
cite had something to do with 1t. The
bowling alley ran until II O'Clock, but
the store room was closed about g.
Insurance on the burned building, which
was owned by John Bishop, Jr., $500:
insurance on stock, $2500. There will
be no delay about rebuilding.