The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1922-09-28

motor drume, seapiane, ferris wheel,
and many others chat go to make up
a good clean carnival. The motor
drume seems to be the greatest at
traction and is well woth the price of
admission to see.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith, of
Parsons, West Va, are here visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Naylor.
Mrs. Harold H. Harmed motored to
Mount Airy, Md, Saturday, where
she is the guest of Mrs. Hubert Bur-
dette.
Mrs. Stewart Mason and daughter
Miss Helen, of Akron, O., are here
for brief visit to relatives and
friends.
FOR SALE-15 inch ensilage Tut.
ter mounted on truck. A. d. NaylOr
& CO.-Advertisement
Mr.. F. 0. Glotfelty and two sons, of
Spokane, Wash, who spent two weeks
with relatives in Oakland and other
parts of the county, left this morning
upon their return home.
DR.. C. c. McCulloch, the new full!
time State helath officer for Allegany
county who is also deputy State
health officer for Western Maryland,
the first district including Garrett
county, with offices in the City Hall,
Cumberland, was in Oakland on last
Tuesday in company with Mr.. Henry
A. Bachman, president of the Board
of County Commissioners of Allie
gany county. DR.. McCulloch, upon
his visit to the Republican office on
Tuesday stated that he may be adj
dressed at Cumberland upon mat
tiers pertaining to the public health
that would be of interest to the cit
liens of Garrett county.
Mechanic Theraphy Spinal Massage
with adjustments removes the cause
of disease. Try a course of treat
ments and be convinced. JANET
WEEKLY, Kary Aim Koo Cottage,
Mountain Lake Park, Md.-Adver-
| tisement 29-3t.
The Southern Maryland Immigra-
ton Commission, which was created
by the last Legislature, has completed
plans for an active campaign to, in
duce settlers to Southern Maryland
and will start the campaign Septem-
Der 80, at the dedication of the Grain
Boulevard Monument at Upper MARI
boro, Prince Georges county, accord
ing to the Sykesville Harald. The
story of Southern Maryland will be
taken to the people Of the Middle
West in the form of a motion picture,
which will show historical spots as
we'll as pictures of the tobacco fields,
growing orchards, crops of waving
corn and flowing grain.
WANTED-To let out contract for
getting out mine timbers and deliver
ing along our tramroad, near Schell,
West Va. Good winters job for man
or so with team or one horse. If in
terested, come to Schell and look the
situation over. JACKSON MILL
LUMBER CO.-Advertisement 29-4t
The first frost of tAe season which
touched points generally throughout
the county, visited here on Tuesday
morning of this week with the result
that all tender vegetation was badly
damaged and in some cases entirely
destroyed The roofs of buildings
and grass plots showed with a bril-
liant whiteness when the sun struck
upon them that morning. Water
conditions throughout the county are
becoming bad and many farmers, as
a result of the continued dry weather,
have been compelled for more than a
week past to either drive their stock
to nearby streams or haul water in
barrels to their barns for the stock.
Mighty dear chickens, we'd call
them, referring to the following item
from the Towson Jeffersonian: "For-
mer Judge of the Orphans Court
Benjamin G. Miller of Mount Carmel,
this county, entered his hen house
one morning recently and found that
j; 80 of his fowls had mysteriously dis
appeared during the night. He picked
up a large leather wallet just under
} window through which the thief
evidently had entered. Opening the
J wallet, Judge Miller was dumbfound-
ed to find it packed full of bills. A
, count showed 5000 in good American
; currency. Soon after a claimant
communicated with the Judge and
claimed the money, stating that he
was willing to purchase the chickens
for a reasonable sum, but the Judge
felt different about it."
FOR SALE-Singer sewing ma
chine, Davenport bed, 3-burner hot