The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-06-27

| Park, VINO assumes the position on July
lst as assistant postmaster in Oakland
his appointment having been made I'M
der the the civil service rules, has NOV
ed from the Park to Oakland and will
occupy rooms in the J. W. feathers
house on First street.
Miss Stella Hutson, who has been a
teacher in the Clarksburg public schools
for several terms, after spending a
month visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mr.. W. B. Hutson, near Gortner, left
on last Saturday for Morgantown, w.
Va, to attend the summer term at the
West Virginia University.
If you want nice family Surrey or
Carriage. Naylor has the best and
most stylish he has ever had and sells
them for less.
Messrs. Gilmor S. Hamill and Thomas
]. Browning started for Baltimore last
Sunday morning to be present at the
National Democratic Convention now in
session in that city. Mr.. Hamill went
to Baltimore as delegate from this
Congressional District, while Mr..
Browning went as spectator
Mr.. Robert Z. L. Breedlove. of Breed
love. w. Va, was in Oakland Tuesday
afternoon on his way to attend the
Democratic convention in Baltimore.
He made this office brief visit while
in the city and predicted the success of
the prohihitory amendment to the con-
stitution of his state at the election this
fall.
If you want nice family Surrey or
Carriage, Naylor has the best and
most stylish he has ever had and sells
them for less.
Mr.. Calvin Grim, of Cincinnati, Ohio,
on his way to Baltimore from his home
city, stopped off in Oakland Saturday
morning and remained here visiting his
sisters until Monday morning, when he
resumed his journey. He went to Bal
timore under orders from the Cincinnati
police department to pick up pick
pockets and other crooks who will in all
probability infest the Monumental city
during the Democratic Convention. He
expects to stop over in Oakland day
or two on his way home.
Mr. Charles S. Davis returned to Oak
land Saturday night from Cleveland. O.,
to which city he went week before
on business connected with the manu-
facture of the famous Davis Steel
Range. While west Mr.. Davis also
visited Detroit, Mich, as a delegate
to the meeting of the National Hard
ware Dealers Association, when he
was elected one Of the vice presidents
Davis had a car load of his ranges
Grated for shipment to Oakland. This
car will contain about fifty of the stoves,
which are expected to arrive here some
time during the present or following
week.
| have installed a large refrigator in
my store, and will keep all fresh veget-
ables, in the cooler" if you don't see
what you want outside-it is on ice.
ART WHITE.
Secretary MacVeigh proposes to be-
gin operating his currency laundry in
the treasury az Washington today.
This modern invention it is claimed Will
make dirty money as clean as when it
came from the press, and do away with
the fear of germs and disease. Unclean
money has long been an annoyance to
those who are compelled to accept 1t
when offered and if the treasury laun-
dry proves what has been claimed for it
the people will be inclined to consider
it a blessing. At the same time it is
claimed that it will save the Govern
ment at least half miIlionn dollars an
nually in the redemption of bills that
become unfit for circulation.
Mr.. Scott T, Jones' one of the DIS
trict Delegates to the Republican
National Convention at Chicago last
week, returned to his home in Oakland
Monday morning on train No. 8, having
left Chicago Immediately after the ad
journment of the convention Saturday
night. Mr.. Jones stood firm for the
nomination of Col. Roosevelt, thus
carrying out the will of the people Of
Maryland as expressed at the primaries,
and feels keenly disappointed that his
efforts were of no avail. His eXper-
fences as a member of the convention
were varied and Mr.. Jones recites
some very interesting "reminiscences of
the battle royal between the two great
opposing forces in the convention.
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