The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1917-03-29

Mr.. Austin Brown was taken i'll at
his store in Oakland last Friday morn
ing and later in the day conveyed to
his home where he remains under treat
ment, his ailment bordering upon par
alysis. Mr. Browns right arm and
hand are impaired as a result of the
/ disease. His many friends here and in
other parts of the county hope for a
speedy recovery.
The stock of furniture recently sold
by Mr.. D. e. Bolden to Mr.. C. N.
McIntire, has been removed from the
store room of the former to that of the
latter and consolidated with the hard
ware store. Splendid show rooms have
been fitted up for the display of the new
line IN the First National Bank building
and also on the second floor of the
Mclntire store building proper.
A magnificent tribute of respect to the
memory of the late Edward H. Smouse.
of Deer Park, whose funeral occurred
in Oakland Monday afternoon was shown
by the people of both Deer Park and
/ Oakland when they turned out in large
numbers to attend the services at the
cemetery here, which was conducted
by Garrett Lodge Knights of Pythias of
which organization the deceased was an
! honored member.
Sugar makers in different sections of
the county have been more than busy
the past week at their sugar camps. all
reporting record-breaking YIELD. Some
camp owners were handicapped owing
to the lack of competent help. and in
some cases camps were closed before
the season ended because of the lack of
workmen to handle the output. With
the bountiful yield, however, prices
continue to be high 12t cents per pound
being the wholesale price prevailing.
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Prof. Morris K. Turner, who nine
years ago was at the head of the loca
Grammar School, visited Oakland
friends Saturday and Sunday. return
ing 10 Fairmont, where he is engaged
IN educational work, Monday morning
| Prof. Turner's friends in Oakland, anc
! they are many, expressed their pleas
ure upon meeting HIM again. At the
| Sunday morning service in St. Mark.
church Prof. Turner assisted with the
music, rendering beautiful solo, ac-
companied by Miss Hinebaugh.
During the past two or three year,
many of the residents of Oakland have
been woefullY lacking in civic pride. {
judge by the appearance of many prop
critics in different sections of the town
/; While it is true that spring Is just open
ing and as a general rule property own
ers have had little or no time in whicI
to clean their yards of the winters &C
emulation of sticks, stones and othe
, objects that cucumber the ground
there is little or no excuse for the un
sightliness of many properties. T.
| make Oakland clean and keep it clear
should be the objective of everyone
: 1t not only adds to the attractiveness o
: your own property and that of you
: neighbor, but also tends to make tn
) community healthful and more desir
t able place in which to live. Clean u
now! If not now, on account of weathe
= conditions, then the first day it is pos
: slble for you to get out with your rak,
and wheelbarrow and burn the trasl
collected.