The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1920-07-15


/ as trustee of an estate now being
closed up, sold at public auction g
tract of coal land comprising 1915
acres, located in Election District No
IL, along the line of the Western
| Maryland Railroad, to the Crichton in
terests, the sum of $4,000 being paid
for the property.
Mr.. julius K. Monroe. of Charles.
ton, West Va, formerly of Kingwood
West Va. spent yesterday in Oakland
and at Mountain Lake Park. Mr.
Monroe is member Of the West Vir-
sinia State Road commission and was
en- route to Buckhannon from Wash
lngton, d. c.. where he had been in
conference with the National High
way authorities.
MONEY TO LOAN-On first mort
gage on real estate. Z. R. JONES,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
WANTED-Attendants for the in
sane. Young or middle aged men.
Qualified men may enter the training
school for nurses. Wages $50 per
month and all living expenses. with
increase to sos through continued SER
vice. Annual vacation given with pay.
Reference required. Address, Super
lntendent, State Hospital, Warren,
Fa.-Advertisement.
FOR SALE-A farm of 70 acres:
land all smooth and level; a good
spring Of water near the house; an
S-room house; a Soft. barn and other
outbulIdings; a young orchard. This
farm lies 3 miles northeast of Deer
Park and only one mile from the rail
road. For particulars write NJ. NJ.
SCHROCK, Mountain Lake Park, Md.
Advertisement 20 3t*
This morning warrants for the ar
rest Of ten CIR more young men of Oak
land and Mountain Lake Park were
placed in the hands of Sheriff Win
ters. The warrants charge disorderly
conduct. but more serious oTense
may grow out of the matter when all
the facts are brought out a hearing to
be conducted by Justice James D.
Hamill tomorrow afternoon.
in this issue of The Republican is
published the financial statement of
the condition of the Garrett County
Telephone Company for the year and
a-haf ending July 1st, 1920, which
date is the end of the fiscal year. The
report shows the finances to be in
a fairly prosperous condition. 1t is
understood that the present manage
ment is DESTROYS of disposing Of the
lines and equipment and it may soon
be placed upon the market. This,
however, will not be done until after
another meeting of the stockholders
is held, which will probably be about
August 1st or Immediately thereafter
FOR SALE-A farm of 176 acres,
p under good cultivation, the balance
woods, small timber; ten room house
plastered inside and weatherboarded
and painted outside; one acre fruit
trees; good spring; water pumped in
the house; one mile to church and
school; 212 miles to Deer Park. For
particulars address, NJ. NJ. SCHROCK,
Mt. Lake Park, Md.-Adv. 2t*
On Monday Messrs. Arthur Lawton,
and Ralph Smouse, of Oakland, and
Colt and Hobart Speicher, of Accident,
left here for Toledo, Ohio from which
city they will drive a feet of Over
land automobiles through to Oakland
for the Martin Garage. Since January
LIST of the present year Mr. Martin
has sold forty Overlands and has dis
posed of some of the cars now on the
way east from the factory. His sue
cess in selling this car is due to its
general satisfaction which has been
experienced by the purchasers of the
machine and from the fact also that
a campaign of intensive advertising
in the columns of The Republican has
been made by the local dealer. The
Oakland representative OF the Over
land requests prospective buyers to
call and have a demonstration of the
possibilities of this low priced but
highly satisfactory car.
This week The Republican prints
on paper that is quoted at sixteen
cents per pound, freight from the job
Der added, which brings the total cost
to sixteen and one-half cents, or
nearly two cents a sheet for the blank
paper entering into a single copy, as
there are but ten sheets to the pound
This before it is put through the press
or line of type composed with which
to print it. There may be profteers
in business but we assure our readers
that none are engaged in the printing
business when the subscription price
is but one and a-half per year. The
Republican has been fondly hoping
that the price of paper would come
down, but instead it has steadily risen
from about $50 per ton to the present
price of 1886 per ton. Unless relief
is obtained before our present supply
is exhausted we shall be compelled to
advance the subscription rate in keep
ing with the advanced price of raw
materials.
Rev. Mr.. Bayle, formerly of Queens
town, Md, where he was rector of the
Protestant Episcopal church, arrived
in Oakland Monday and will remain
here as pastor of the local P. E. par
ish. On Sunday morning at 1920
o'clock he will conduct services in
St. Matthew's church in Oakland and
upon each Sabbath thereafter. Mr..
Bayle will also preach at the Deer
Park Hotel chapel, the hours of the
service not yet having been definitely
arranged, but will be by Sunday
Mr.. Bayle called at The Republican
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