The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1914-06-04

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see him.
Doctors, dentists, merchants, farm
ers and teachers are buying automo-
biles and editors are walking. There is
one consolation, leather is cheaper than
gasoline.
Blaine Geisman took some young men
to Cumberland Saturday, in his automo-
bile, returning to Oakland the next day.
Among the boys were Charles and Hay
mond Rodeheaver.
Sunday. eveningyyL Rev. Chambers
Glenn and. wife tookstea. with Mr.. Bert
Ashby and wife. of this: city. Years
ago Rev. Glenn united sMr. Ashby's
parents in wedlock.
Have you a farm or house to sell?
The Garrett County Realty Co., as
your agent, will find you a buyer
Garrett phone. Ravenscroft building,
Oakland. Adv.
Be booster;iboost good roads; boost
Garrett county, Fair week, boost every
thing that helps the city, county and
state; by so doing you will help your
neighbor, your family and yourself.
Judge Henderson and wife motored
from Pittsburgh, Pa, to Oakland last
Sunday, having spent Saturday night
in Uniontown. Pa. Mrs. Henderson
returned to Cumberland on train No. u
A correspondent of the Farm Jour
nal says: improbable as it may seem,
beef may be kept for months if MINERS
ed in sour milk. The Tactic acid de-
strovs the germs of putrefaction. d"
This is worth trying.
Merchant Smearman, of keyser
Ridge, has purchased the auto truck
used on the Accident mail route, for
use in his business. The mail con-
tractor, Mr.. Ellsworth Ashby, will use
a Ford car in the future.
b Don't send away for your wall paper
until you have seen Thomas Little's
big line. All kinds of country produce
taken in exchange.
Advertisement.
The automobile transfer will be run
ming to the Park tomorrow and to-mor-
row night. This will give the Oakland
people an opportunity to attend the
Local Option Rally at the Park Let
every man and woman who is opposed
to the sale of liquor attend this rally.
Mr.. G. A. Shirer last Monday retired
from business and his brother son w.
E. has; taken charge of the business
they carried on IN Oakland. Mr.. Shirer
waslone of the busy and successful
business men of this city. respected by
all who knew him and had business
with him.
Julius Littman and Walter Cross of
this city haye graduated from the
Junior Epworth League of St. Paul's
NJ. Z. church and become members of
the Senior League. The graduation ex-
ercises were held yesterday afternoon
in the church and we're full of interest
to those in attendance.
Roslyn cottage Mt.Lake Park. Md.
eleven rooms furnished Easy terms;
J. II. Enlow, Youngwood, Pa.
Advertisement
Homer E. Turney, one of Oakland S
bright boys. who has been a student at
the Cumberland University. Lebanon,
Tenn, made 100 per cent. credit on his
final examination, and averaged 95 per
cent. on his examinations for the school
term of ten months. Homer graduated
yesterday with honor in the law depart
ment.
Wouldn't it be delightful. if some
morning we could wake up and see
where the FAIRIES had visited the High
School building and painted it, so that
it would compare favorably with the
other buildings in the neighborhood?
1t almost made the chills run over US as
we passed the building the other day
and saw its cherries condition.
WANTED-M Mineral rights limestone.
coal, oil, gas, etc; nothing but real at
tractive bargains considered. Address
The Ohio Valley Oil & Mineral Co. In
corporated). Marietta, Ohio,
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Now IS good time to plant that
nasturtlum bed If you have an IN
slightly fence, stump, shed, trellis.
post or anything that will be improved
by pretty covering of flowers and
foliage drop a few nasturtium seeds
around it, get nickles worth of chicken
wire and stretch over it and you'll have
a bed of poseys this fall that any one
could be proud of.
Ralph Fike, son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.
Fike, of this city has been made as
sistant boss of the paint department of
the Pulp mills at Luke, Nd. Ralph
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
parents. He and his mother drove to
Brookside to visit friends Sunday.
Ralph has been in the employ of the
West Virginia Pulp Company for over a
year and is doing well.
The DOMAIN Consolidated Oil Co., in
which several Garrett countians are in