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Order Nisi.

Maggie W. Thayer VS. Ira W. Hardest1,
NO 29l4 Equity. In the Circuit Court foe Gar
rett County.
Ordered this It'll day OF dunedin the ,.,-
nineteen hundred and fifteen, BY the Cir
court for Garrett county. sitting in eo1fiy-
IHdI uhe SAFE made ana reported in the
above cause by Fred. A. Thayer. attOrney,
named in the mortgage. be ratified ana
cohnrmed' unless cause to the contrary
theieof he Shown or before the 3Oth day Of
July, 1918; provided copy of this order be
published in some newspaper publishad in
Jarrett county, once week for three suc-
GesslVe weeks before the 2rd day of Septem-
The report states that tn, amount of safe
TO be $4,000. va
r.,,., ,o.,.. 49,. E. z. TOWER, Clerk.
K. T. TOWER, Clerk.
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Asa Bittinger, a life long resident of
the Bear Hill Settlement, died on
Saturday, Aug 2lst, after a protract-
ed illness. The deceased is SUI lived by
a wife and five children, and a number
Of brothers and sisters. The funeral
took place early this week.
Mrs. Ida Willis, and children, of
Marietta, Arkansas, who spent some
weeks with 0. c. Buckle and family in
this village, returned TO their home
last week.
Mrs. Alvin Yugle, of Chicago who
has been the guest of Mrs. T. B. Wiley
TOR some weeks, re,I,ded to her city
home last Monday.
c. E. Ellithorp sold one of his driv-
ing hoIses to MIR. Frank Miller few
days ago.
The rain which fell last Saturday
kept many Of our people from attend
ing the picnic at Jennings.
John H. Stark attended the chau-
tauqua at Kitzmiller last week.
The picnic advertised to be held in
this village on next Saturday. August
28th, promises to be an Improvement
over former efforts, and we hope to see
many people attend.
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different points. About Forty spring
chickens were sacrificed for these de-
iicious feasts which were greatly en-
joyed by the tourists.
R. s. Johns, contractor and builder
at Elk Lick, Pa. mas been engaged 20
repiaster and o.hel wise improve the
old brick school house of this place and
will begin work this week to nave the
building in readiness fer the opening Of
school in September.
At a congregational meeting in the
Reformed church, 4 call was IN
animously given to Rev. Wilson of
Brunswick, Nd. for pastor Rev. I.
). Nom. who held SCI vices on Sunday
has been acting as supply for over a
year, Il is understood that Rev. VIII
son Will begin his new duties almost i'm
mediatelv.
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Collins and
family of Uniontown, Pa, are camping
at Stanton S dam. Mr.. DeForest ard
Edward. Ludwig Of Pittsburgh are can.
ing with them. Wednesday they were
joined by their son-in law and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Burrow, and two
children Of San Diego, Cal
Mr.. and Mrs W. 7. Hoblitzell, with
J. J. Hobitzap, as driver, kindly took
Mrs. A. N. Eisfeller and W. S.
Livengood for drive over the National
Pike from Stone House to Keyser's
Ridge and thence over the new state
road through the Cove to a point several
miles beyond Accident Sunday after
noon, The weather was ideal and the
trip most delightful The scenery along
this route is as beautiful as in any part
OF the country. The view across the
Cove from the Philip Miller bill is
especially enhancing. Many who have
seen both places say the Cove view is
grander than Grand. View On the Lincoln
Highway. Hundreds of automobiles
were met on Sundays trip, the vehicles
being nearly as thick on the Pike and
the Cove road as on crowded CITY
boulevard. -Meyersdale, Republican.
Henry G. Bill, manager OF the Bell
Telephone Co., at Wheeling, W. Va.
returned to the Panhandle City last
Saturday, after several weeks vaca-
ton spent at his old home in Grants
VILE. Mr.. Bill Is one Of the Grantsville
boys who has gone out into the world
and made good. Before he entered the
telephone services he was an expert
telegrapher inPittsburghand Wheeling,
and was for number Of years in the
employ of the Associated Press.
The summer people who have feared
to find Grantsville dull during the va
cation here, have doubtless been agree
ably disappointed, as there have been
all sorts of amusements. Last week
band of Gypsy fortune tellers invaded
the town, making things quite lively for
while. Later, three bears and sever
al monkeys performed most entertain
ingiy for small returns. Then on Tues
day, Pan, in the guise of a sun-bul ned
organ grinder, piped most soulfully on
the village streets for several hours, to
the edification of the natives. Who
says Grantsvllle has no amusements?
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KITMILLER
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The chautauqua of 1915 was glori-
Gus success.
The chautauqua of 1916 will be still
better.
The 18th inst was a rcd letter boost
er's day. Garrett county was set forth
IN most glorious color3, and the wa Y the
speakers were applauded shows that
Aitzmiller is in Garrett county and for
Garrett county.
Rev. Ed Browning, of Mountain
Lake Park, spent few days in town
last week renewing old time acquaint-
ances.
A. P. Enlow, E. C. Cuppett. Joseph
Meese of near Oakland and John Star k
OF Bittinger, sweres guests at Hotel
Browning Thursday.
Captain Casteel, U. S. A., stationed
IN Texas was here Thursday and de-
lighted at the success of the chautauoua
The chautauqua is over but the eff
tects will be here for years to come.
1t was very grand success socially.
intellectually and financially. While
there was no great amount of money
for any one, all are satisfied and happy.
The closing night the tent was pack
ed. 1t is estimated that 800 persons
were present. That audience or at least
So per cent of it voted to hold a chau-
tauqua in 1916, and we will have a pro-
gram for that time. A permanent
chautauqua organization will be effect
ed for community building,
The politicians were here, almost
every candidate. They were just de-
lighted to see everybody and anxious to
shake hands no matter where the people
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GLENDALE

Harvesting seems to be the order of
the day with the farmers of this sec
ton.
Mrs. Charles S. Han yev is i'll with
typhoid fever We all hope for her
speedy recovery
Mrs, Ben Harvey was visiting her
sister, Mrs. George Beckman over Sun
day.
Miss Anna Lee, of Blaine, W. Va, is
spending some time with her aunt, Mrs.
Gilpin.
Our school opens Sept 9Th with Miss
Dye, of Homecoming, as teacher.
MIR. Ross Rhodes is a frequent visitor
at David Gilpin's.
Mr.. and Mrs Arch Beckman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles O'Brien and daughter,
Nina, and Mrs. JosepbsBeckman, We're
visiting at the home of C. S. Harvey S
Sunday last
Mr.. G. 7. Beckmau made fiving
trip to Oakland Monday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Rhoades were
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EVANSVILLE.

County School Commissioner Yost
was an Oakland visitor Friday.
Ed Beachy, of this vicinity, ac
companied some friends of Pennsyl-
vania, on visit to Mercer county, Pa,
recently.
The Catholic church is very much i'm
proved by a new coat of paint.
An eleven pound baby arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Younkin
last week.
Mrs. Waisham and children of BaIti-
more, are visiting in this vicinity.
Mrs. Mary Carr, widow of the late
Or. Carr, a physiciPn in this village
some years ago, is visiting friends here.
After visiting with friends and rela-
tlves at Fneudsville, Miss Helen Beachv
has returned to her home at This place.
Mrs. R. c. Bowen has as her guest.
her brother, Dorsey Callaghan, of
Dennison, Ohio.
Miss Helen Miller of Pittsburgh was
visiting Miss Blanche Miller last week.
Miss Jeanette Bong from Cumber-
land is visiting her cousins, Maiorie
and Mildred Bong, and Esther Zehner.
and her aunt, Mrs. Chas. Bill.
A yesr-old colt belonging to J. A.
BeachY was run over by a passing auto.
and had its leg broken.
Mrs. Young Of Cumberland was the
guest Of Mrs. Memo Miller last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Augustine from
Friendsville spent Tuesday in Grants
vile, guests of Mrs. Michael Nathan.
Chas. o. Keller spent Tuesday in
Meyersdale with relatives.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Petry and
mother were Salisbury visitors of Mrs
Sophia Winterberg, Sunday.
Miss Carrie Gingerich who was i'll tor
several weeks is now out again.
Miss Wayne Mclaughlin of Pitts +.
burgh is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Llewellyn Blocher.
Prof. a. M. Enlow of Friendsville
was Grantsville visitor on Sunday.
Miss Esther Bender spent last week
with Miss Mabel Farmer at Elk Lick.
Pa.
The National Hotel served chicken
and waffle suppers every night but one
last week to auto-parties from many
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1915-08-26
THE
Johns Hopkins University
ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS
State Scholarships in Engineer
ing Courses

Entrance EXAMINATIONS for ENGINEER
!NG GOU Els ONLY viii be held in Mccoy
nan, The Johns Hopkins University BaIti-
more, september 2l-24, 1915 beginning at
a; N. entrance Examinations FOR ACADE-
MY COY RISES WILDE held in Mccoy Hall.
sept. 2s-October /. 1915.
Application for scholarships in the De-
parJInent OF Engineering established in The
johns Hopkins University under the nro
visions OF the laws of Mary land, Cha Dtar On
1872 should now be made. II there is mora
tnan one applicant for a particular scholar
ship competitive examination viii he held
at the University on September D, 1918.
Each County of the State and each Lerts-
latiVe District OF baltimore City will he an
Titled to one or more scholarships In the ne
partment OF Engineering for the wear 1q15-16
IN ADDITION to those which have already been
filled. There viii be vacancies in the scholar
ships awarded 10 the graduates of Lovola
Couege, Maryland Agricultural College,
Mount St Mary S College, Rock Hin COLLEGE
~. Johns College. Washington College ana
western maryland College, and i'm the
scboiarshlps AT Large, " which NAV be All
ed in September, 1915.
Applicants should address the Registrar.
me Johns Hopkins University for blank
FORM OF application ana for further infor-
hhaJlon as to the examinations award of
scholarships, and courses Of Instructions.
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Dorsey Guard and wife spent Sunday
with the latter parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. G. Fox of Friendsville.
K. + Liston was a business caller at
Elder Hill, last week.
Our proficient miller. George Cole
man. wife and daughter Salhe spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives in
lockwood.
bliss Carrie Frazee of Somerfeld, is
spending few days as the guest of
Miss Julia Liston.
Ar. and Mrs. Marcellus Frazee. Of
Somerfeld, Pa, were Saturday visitors
at Zadok Greene's.
Isaac Bradburn and relatives of
Meyersdale. Pa, motored to the home
of John Plaskett Friday, returning
home Sunday evening.
Ernest Griffith and Roy Greene made
a business trip to Salisbury last Tues
day.
Ben Frazce of Selbysport, is running
the mill du'ing the absence of our
miller.
Mrs E. A. Shope left Friday for a
few days visit with her brother, J. L.
Biddle, at Ursina, Pa.
Mrs. R. F. Liston and daughter, Miss
Julia, and Miss Edna Frazee were
guests Of Mrs. W. W Griffith and fam
lily recently.
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Bi(TlNGER.

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Notice to Creditors.

IhiS IS to give notice that the subscribers
have obtained from the Orphans Cont y .
Garrett County, Maryland, Letters Testa-
mentary on the estate of
GEORGE E. BISHOFF
late OF Garrett County, Maryland. deceased
All persons having claims against the de
'saSed are herebYWaTned to exhibit the same
with vouchers thereon duly authenticated
20 Ihe subscriber, on or before the 9th dav
January 1916, they may otherwise by law be
e-,Siu4eI IRON all benefit OF the said estate
~ persons knowing themselves inde6tad
TO SAID estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment
owen under our hands this 27th day of
July 1915
z. II. BISHOFF, Barnum W Va
I. E. BlSHOFF, Hoyes, Nd,
Co., Executors
oehd all bills to T. E. Bishof, Hoyes, Md.
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he left behind him when he took I'D his
home in the eastern part of the state.
Mr.. Fred Alorehead, accompanied by
his sister, Miss Mary and Miss Alma
Mitter, of this place, made trip to
Bond in buggy and returned on last
Sunday over the Broadwater road.
While in Bond they were the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Wilson, relatives
Of Mr.. Morehead
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Elliott entertain
ed at dinner. on last Saturday after
noon. at their home in Bloomington.
Mrs. John Boor of Luke and her guest,
Miss Grace Payne of Baltimore. and
Rev. Snedegar.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Wilson Of Bond,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Wilson 5
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William More
head OF this place.
MIR. Harry Kight of Bailum and
Miss Viola Durham Of Cumberland, the
latter visiting relatives at the former
place, motored to Dodson on Sunday
and spent the day with friends in that
town.
MIR. Ebert Bonner, of CINCINNATI,
Ohio, who has been under the care of
DR.. A. H. Hawkins and underwent a
very serious operation at the W. N.
Hospital, Cumberland, four weeks ago
and has been convalescing at the home
Of his father in-law, DR.. H. NJ. Kemp,
of Bloomington, for the past two
weeks, left for his home on last Mon
day morning. He was accompanied
by his vile and little daughter.
Mr.. Alvey Whisner, Of BerYl, who
was painfully injured about the hips
and back by fall OF bone COAL while
at work in the New Creek mine of the
Masteller.Coal Co. at Hampshire two
weeks ago, is improving slowly and Is
able to sit up in a chair.
MIR. Martin inland and sister of
Pittsburg, are the guest of their
brother, MIR. John inland and family
of Beryl.
Mrs. John Wolf of this place, left for
Altoona, Pa, to visit her son and daugh-
ter-in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wolf of
that city. She was accompanied by
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. ]. B. Wolf
of Morgantown.
Mr.. William Alternately, who assists
his mother, the widow Abelnathy of
near Cross, in the management of the
farm. narrowly escaped serious in
Juries on last Saturday morning. He
was riding farm rake, raklng up hay
in meadow. when the horse attached
to the machine became manageable
and ran away. throwing Mr. Alternately
IN front of the rake. He was dragged
and rolled some distance before he be-
came extracted and sustained number
of bruises about the body and face.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Marion
Stewart of Lochiel on Thursday morn
ing-a boy.
Born unto Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio War
nick at their home in this place on las
Wednesday morning a girl.
Slight frost are reported in the
mountaids back of Chestnut Grove, on
Thursday morning.
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Road Petition.

Notice is hereby given, that 30 DAYS aftef%
the publication of this notice, applicatio-
viii be made to The Honorable Roard o+
County Commissioners of Garrett comfy
Maryland, to appoint three Examiners To
view, examine and determine whether the
pubic convenience requires the opening Of
a new county road 30 feet wide in Election
District No. ., Garrett county. MARYLAND.
the White Rock school House. on the connt1
road Leading from Newton Savage's to White
ROCK Run, and running thence in a north
easterly direction by the most practical
route through the lands of Messrs. JOhn A.
hec6ard, Herbert Friend, Myrtle A Van
slcEel, John a. Burch and l.. II. johnson, to
intersect the county road leading from 4,
W. Friends to White Rock Run at or ne1r
the southeast corner Of L. II. Jobnson's
lanus' total distance of about 400 perches.
JEFFERSON BURCH,
GEORGE D. BROWNING.
G. w. FRIEND,
L. II. JOHNSON
D..,,. And others.
First published Aug. u, 1915.
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came from. Their CT was vote for me,
Some Of them will be disappointed
Oakland was we'll represented at the
chautauqua. We will visit the county
seat fair week.
Wednesday Of last week the Pied
mont baseball team defeated our home
boys, by a score of 10 to 2.
The Boy Scouts of Elk Garden de-
feated the Boy Scouts of this place last
Thursday, by a score of 8 to 2 in a game
of base bail
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Notice..

This is to give notice to the public that
sealed bids VIII De received BY tie Board OF
county school Commissioners for Garrett
county, Maryland, up until 1900 O'Clock
noon. OF september l-th, 1915, Tor the cree
Iloh or school building to be built at Kemp
ton, Garrett county, Maryland. the same be
lng IN Election District No. :; the building
TO be built in accordance with plans and
SPECIFICATIONS on file in the office OF the
Board Of County school Conlnlissioners
Oakland. Nd
All bids to be endorsed on the back with
the words; Bids for the erection of Kemp
ton school Building
The Board reserves the right to reject any
ard all bids.
BY order Of the Board, August %, 1915
I. +. iATHRIrN Sncrntor,.
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visiting at the home of G. T. Beckman
Sunday.
Miss Bessie Queer made a pleasant
call on Miss Anna Lee Sunday.
The Pentecostal people closed their
meeting at this place Sunday night
which had been in progress for the
past seven weeks,
Mr.. Ross Rhoads was calling on Miss
Anna Lee Sunday last.
DAISIE,
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BLOOMINGTON

+ Miss Maggie Wilson, employed as a
mantuamaker in the city of Pittsburgh,
is spending her vacation with her
parents, Mr.. end Mrs. Joseph Wilson,
Of Barnum.
Mr., Gist Blair, of Montgomery
county, Md, was in town on Monday
getting acquainted with the prominent
Republicans in this district He is a
prospective candidate for Congressional
honors IN the Sixth Congressional
District in the election in the fall of
1916.
Rev. Snedegar, Grand Chaplain for
the Grand Lodge, l. 0. O. F.. of the
State Of MARYLAND, left for Baltimore
city on last Monday morning, where he
will join the other officers of the Grand
Lodge in their annual visitation and in
spection Of the subordinate lodges under
their jurisdiction in the eastern part of
the state.
Mr.. Oliver Broadwater, of near Bond,
was visitor in town on business on
Monday.
Miss Edith Gilpin, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Gilpin, of Cumberland,
who had been the guest of friends and
relatives in this place for a week or
more, returned home Monday.
Mr.. Harley Miller, of Austen, W.
Va, who spent the week end with
friends in this community, returned
home Tuesday.
Mr. George Kinkead, wife and family,
of Barnum, who have been visiting rel
atives IN and near Detroit, Mich, re-
TUNED home on Wednesday.
Mr.. Jacob Clark of this place, who
has the contract for repairing public
school rooms in the first story of Junior
Order Hall, is well along with his work
and expects to finish in a few days.
Mrs. Daniel Smouse. of Oakland,
spent a few days this week in town
with relatives.
Very much married indeed, were Mr..
Webb Hartman and Miss Daisy May
nard, of Shaw, w. Va, on last Tuesday
at this place. In the absence of Rev,
Snedegar, Rev. Cecil, of Taylorsville,
Md, was called upon to perform the
ceremony which he did in tue Metho-
dlst's style. After the happy couple
had received congratulations from
friends in Garrett county, 1t was dis
covered that the licenses had been is
sued in Allegany county and Pastor
Cecil, tosbe sure that no complica-
lions should arise in the future that
would cast discredit on the ceremony.
informed Mr.. and Mrs. Harman, that
1t would be necessary to take walk
over the line into Allegany, accordingly,
they were escorted over the Buxton
bridge, by the minister, where for
second time they were declared hus-
band and wife By the time the wed
ding party returned, the news of the in
cident had become noised around the
lower part of the town and quite
crowd of sympathizing citizens had
gathered along the road who extended
the glad hand and heartiest best wishes
for the future
Mrs. Minnie Vaughn, of Covington.
w. "a, arrived in town last week and
Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Scot Elliott
and other relatives in this community. |
Mrs. F. H. Iibbets, of Hampshire,
who has been the guest of relatives at
kitzmiller during chautauqua week, re-
TUNED home Monday.
Rev. Geo. W. Cecil, of TayIorsville,
Md, former pastor of Bloomington
charge, NJ, E. church, is in town and
vicinity visiting host of warm friends
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-10-10

they saw one pceping beneath the cover
Of their tent. but decided that Il must
have been Ghost In some fashion this
apparation was named Alfred the
Ghost" and II was ono Of the Jokes 81
the aesthetic colony to ask each morning
n any one had seen Alfred during the
night
At the beginning Of September. when
the days and nights began to grow
coolish. Mrs. Noyes closed her school and
most Of the girls went home. They had
some amusing experiences. Their shoes
would not re because going barefooted
had changed the shape OF their feet.
Garments were too loose. because figures
had grown more slender. Altogether they
were quite different girls.
Their departure was a great event
for South woodstock-as their arrival
had been, too. II was. M has been said,
an occasion Of mingled regret ana relief
n you know anybody who lives up South
Woodstock way. ask him, and he ~ prob
ably sigh ecstat callys but at the same
time sorrowfully.-New York World