The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-11-19
If It Is Shoes you want, go to
Weimer's, Oakland.


ease to help along the high cost of liv-
ing.
They say apples are splendid for the
complexion. Moral, eat plenty of APP
pies.
Buy in Garrett county and you will
get as good as the best to be found any,
where.
Mrs. Harry Rasche and Miss Floe
White of this citysspent Friday in Cum
berland.
A. D. Naylor & Co. have just receiv-
ed another car of fertilizer. Get their
price and you viii. buy. Advertisement
Miss Merrill Browning, of Clark sburg.
W. Va, spent Sunday with home folks
near Oakland.
George Nine, of near Bayard, spent
Tuesday in this city looking after bust
ness interests.
One thing ABOUT the wages of sin is
that a man doesn't have to go to law
to collect them.
Attorney Horace Whitworth. of
Westernport had business before Justice
Fries. Saturday.
| have just received new shipment
OF hats, suits. coats, waists and seper-
ats skirts. | will be pleased to have
you inspect them at my parlors on Oak
street. Mrs. Fred Martin.
Advertisement.
If your business won't stand advertis-
ing, advertise it for sale. This paper
is good medium.
DR.. John Legge, of Cumberland, was
professionally called to Oakland
Thursday night last.
Don't worry, there;will be penty of
real nice enjoyable outdoor days be-
tween now and Christmas.
Mrs Frank Graney and children, of
Oakland, were Piedmont, w. Va,
visitors part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Stemple, of this
city are happy over the arrival of new
boy at their home Monday.
Deputy Postmaster George Rode
HEAVIER and sister, of this city, spent
the Sabbath in Cumberland.
Fine farm in District No. 9. 20
acres virgin oak and white pine timber
three dwelling houses. three barns; two
bearing orchards. Garrett County
Realty Co. owners agent Oakland.
Md. Convenient to scnooi and church.
Advertisement.
Eggs 60 cents dozen in New York
city and our Garrett county hens on a
strike. What do you think of that.
Last Tuesday was hog killing day in
this vicinity. Mr.. Shartzer bought
quite few dressed hogs for shipment.
County Superintendent F. E. Rath-
bun went to Baltimore Tuesday evening
to attend the Educational Convention
in that city.
A B. & o. official states that the
company will lay off 1000 men over
the entire system, owing to the falling
off of business.
Twenty dollars fine and several days
in Jail in paving dear for a drunk and
fight en- B. & O. train. Beware of
Oakland booze.
Merchant Thomas Little was called
to Baltimore last week by the death of
his slster-ln-law, whose funeral took
place Saturday
Mrs. Fannie Hinebaugh and daughter
Miss Bess, left Oakland one .day this
week for Baltimore, where they will
spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Smell and son
Milton, were week end visitors at Iona
coming, the guests of Mr.. Sincell's
sister, Mrs. DIN burst.
Mrs. Mary Loar and daughter, Miss
Grace, of this city, visited Mrs. Loar's
sister, Miss Hattie Wheeler, at Reeds
vile, W. Va, the past week.
Mrs. Robert E. McQuay, of this city,
and Mr.. McQuay's sister and niece pic
nicked at the Park Saturday, a most
delightful day for such a pleasure.
A good letter from home-That's
what The Republican is each week to
the absent friend or boy or girl away
at school and receiving the home paper.
A gentleman was in Oakland last
week looking for a room for a first
class restaurant. He was disappointed
IN not finding one. He will return next
April.
J. c. Carney and Thomas Hughes of
Getaway were witnesses before Justice
Friese Saturday in suit against Roy
Harrison for fighting on a B. & o.
passenger train,
1t is to be hoped that when the new
B. & o. schedule goes into effect, that
the passenger trains, especially the
accommodation trains, will be on time, at
least occasionally.
The enforcement of the truant law
in Oakland would be a good thing
Some 13 year old boys are playing truant
instead of going to school, as directed
to do by their parents.