The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-05-21
Tax sales next Friday.

Lloyd Shiler of Accident, motored up
to Oakland Wednesday.
Automobile transfers are now running
from Oakland to the Park.
DR.. Robinson, of Accident, spent Sun
day with Oakland relatives.
Attend the Oakland Normal school,
which opens next Monday.
John w. Davis and family of Oakland,
spent Friday in Cumberland.
Hon. N. R. Selby, of Selbysport had
business in Oakland Monday.
A. D. Naylor is adding a sun parlor to
his already comfortable home.
Four good frosts last week. AS to
fruit. watch, wait and see later.
The female population is greater than
the male population in Maryland.
DIR. Cole, of Aurora and DR.. Sherr of
Eglon. motored up to this city Tuesday.
Stewart Bonnie and family, of near
Table Rock, spent Monday in Oakland.
Mr.. Simon Wetzell, of near Terra
Alta. W. Va, spent Saturday in Oak
land.
The meat market is splendid. but the
prices almost out of reach. Eggs are
cheap.
Samuel Thomas and family, of Sang
Run, motored up to and spent Tuesday
in Oakland.
Squire Albert Lee and Mr.. William
Pool of Kitzniiller, drove over to Oak
land last Friday.
Overcoats and furs were not in stvle
Monday. Straw hats and linen busters
had their inning.
LosT-On May 2, an amethyst rosary,
engraved with the letter (M). Finder
please return to this office. Adv.
Harry Stemple, wife and daughter
spent Sunday at the Park. with Mrs.
Stemple's brothers. family.
A. 7. Watson, of Fairmont, motored
up to Oakland. Mr.. Watson has rent
ed cottage No. at Deer Park.
Jerry Stanton, the hustling baggage
and deliveryman, with his daugeter
Marie, spent Saturday at Piedmont.
Mr.. Andrew Gender, OF this city, is
remodeling his house, changing the
hail. putting in bath and a new porch.
Crook Post G. A. r. will attend
service in the St. Paul Methodist
church, this city 1890 a. m. next Sab
bath
F. G. Stahl, of Somerset, Pa, dis
tributlng agent of the Ford car, was in
Oakland Yesterday His wife accompa-
MED him here.
DIR. Harriet Jones presented the city
Wheeling with fine water we'll Mon
day. 1t is we'll the Doctor had drilled
some years ago
Mr.. Joseph Conneway, wife and son
and Miss Shaffer, of Table Rock motor
ed to Oakland Monday and the ladies
did some shopping.
Fine farm in District No. 8. 20
acres virgin oak and white pine timber
three dwelling houses, three barns; two
bearing orchards, Garrett County
Realty Co, owners agent. Oakland,
Nd. Convenient to scnool and church.
Advertisement.
Prof. Thomas c. Miller, principal of
the West Virginia normal school at
Shepherdstown. w. Va, was an Oak
land visitor Saturday.
One day last week Mr.. George D.
White sent 6 apple trees and four grape
vines to Hoyes, by parcel post, at a
cost of cents. What next?
Mr.. and Mrs. King Delawder, of
Oakland, Md, will spend the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
T. Jameson, of Westernport Heights.
Mr.. Conrad Fratz, of Accident, ar
rived in Oakland this morning from
Chicago where he had been for some
days attending the Synod of the Missouri
Lutheran church.
Mrs. Jas. Broderick and family and
Miss Isabel Broderick, of Oakland, were
called to Midland, Md, last week on
account Of the death of their uncle,
George Mcmahon.
The farmers of the United States an
nually gather about 1881. 81 900 doz-
ems of eggs, worth at retail more than
$545, 2S9, 900. but which bring farmers
only $780, 9S8, $50.
Prof. Case, the leader OF the Noun
tain City Band, and family are expect
ed to reach Oakland within the next
few days. They will leave Chicago the
latter part of this week.
DR.. Moore, pastor of the Oakland
Methodist congregation, closed his
church Sabbath night so that his people
might attend the High school service in
the PRESBYTERIAN church.
Last Thursday they had an eight inch
snow in the Adirondack mountain region
of New York State. We had no snow
but had since that date several heavy,
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