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- :. Cor one moment entertained by the
..,rr pryySYLKANIA CANVASS.

=, uoso, still regards his chances OF Dc
MI ..a-oor GOOD He has an eDyiaoe iac"i'y "
coNi'- ,,o ma courage under adverse circuibs.H .
A' T,.a has been more sound financial tam ~
l,-,ue the pro sent canvass than any =, =.
VI. 80 ,,itnessed As a discipline Tor inc P'''
OH ,b MI The tiine and energy II mas eoS'. or 4,
T,'oro il a very encouraging ACTIVITY " iare
49,. pn,b,iesu. of Bucks County, Where -. ,eotiv
nearly balanced. good loess viii bring out foil
in arCusng an cntbushsl" VIM
p'r r adi,o, Of The Pittsburg Post says Iu"e
I.,ro- Cu,tiu will be elected to inc I'M c,s,,o
-, q the Democrats control the ,, ,be
I'D Randall who have teen setting lnca a pTempted for
oiice will take notice that " - "
on eleyenth-huur Democrat 1,.oo,o+s arc
TO cover up their tracks the DeihocI"'I I,''ts.
-. - howl fraud. A Democratic paper }" -
80, r,ekes the prepOsterous statement - - 90 Rs-
.a, Ir,tt OF that city, made proIoSi'iO" ,,o the
,,1coo committee TO bring nty ,n"i M Pittsburr
Solaleis , n,, q. n Democratic editor there - -"
10 ne Rulhailty OF Ihe peoii@ r;,.,;ct the
In ibe XVIII Congressional D C,R,-.os, are
-. ,no C;reenbnck candidates lof Colsi -.
od An an EFFORT to push each oiner on 'n' 80
~ P,1un,er the GreeEbacker' declares 'n". nv
a.t,,o for a great principle, ana Datthns Iol 'N
eo, {" and proposes to stick. Bard the Demo
" -. ~ saws that he doesn't propose 10 get out
g. g. 80. ~ Nv of any man by the name OF flulel o. -
gtauuS. u bOOu NO~i
80 ,nS 1boTeb as the Republicans carried the DsiGI
80 vssrs AGO by over 1000 majority, nave d PVF"i"
candidate now, and expect to eject hln' >,
The prospect that the Republicans VIII
- ,,ir candidate to Congress in the XlIlth District
nss become almost certainty during the past ten gay
wear tho GreenbackeIs polled about onefourth OF
enc vote cast in the District and they entered upon ne
with light hopes. They were unfortunate DOW
ss in selecting candidate. and since the convention
,beir chances have been on the Wane: ne ,Is
ma SaopnJsrty of their nominee is TOO evident even
tr mem 10 DENY All parties admit that tne hePuo,i
IoI cSr the District If they stand by their can
Sa9s A. there Is no reason for detection, and 2s
~ rfcf would be gain for the Republicans HUE
tng anergeiic effort appears to be in order.
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TIE PARDON or DOYLE.

The Observer issued to-day contains a correspond.
encc between Governor Robinson, through his sec
rotary and DIR. Prime, concerning the pardon of
Thomas 7. Doyle, recently sentenced TO thirty days
IN the penitentaIy for infringing the Excise law.
This conviction, in what was regarded a test
case. was received by the Society for the
Prevention of Crime with rejoicing, TO which
the Executive pardon put an unexpected end.
Governor Robnson's letter is in reply to one adj
dressed to him by DIR. Prime asking for what rea-
SONS the pardon granted. The points of the
Governors letter are that Doyle pleaded guilty on
the faith Of a statement made by Recorder Hackett
from the bench to the effect that persons guilty of
such offences should DO fined, but not impris-
oned that Doyle was himself a reputable citizen
and kept place Of good character and that an Off
cal certificate the Board of Excise showed that
IN March Doyle paid the regular fec for a license.
which, subsequent to his indictment, and after q
favorable report on his place and character, was
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DIED.

EVTRETr-On Tuesday October % 1873, Metcal Everett
OF PaH-aic, y. j.. in the 3lst year Oi his age.
from his late residence Oh Friday November
/. at l3J D. M.
Train eay loot Chaubcrsst il45 O'Clock for Harrison
station Passc where carriages Will be IN ATTENDANCE
FISHER-At Jersey CITY. Tuesday october %, Mrs. Lo
Fisher, the slst VI her age.
FRIDAY November AT " O'Clock. from the resi-
defcs Of j. b. Edwards. 49J Jersey.aye, Jersey CIV
TISKEIn Baltimore. Md Wednesday morning. october
30 Mrs Fske, wife OF the lat9 Theophius Fske
invited TO attend her tnnera the
r,d.uce OF her brother W. H. DuDele 81 est Bath
this city. friday. OvtmDer l. at IL o'clock a. H.
KNEELAND-In BROOKLYN. Tuesday night OCTOBER 30
Mary f. wife OF Franklin Z. kneelsnd, and youngest
daughter OF JOHN +. Anderson.
Brooklyn, Friday, November ], at 4 O'clock p. m.
WIIICOX-At MamarUneck. v. " october 20 1878, Willie
Albert infant Of Edwin A. aud sarah L. WILCOX, aged
year months and days.
Funeral will take place residence Of his parents octo'
Der 81. at y. IN. ,
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GENERAL NOTES.

A tramp, who called at q clergyman's house
IN West Haven, Conn., given shelter over night IN
the barn and invited to breakfast the Lext morning Az
ter eating literally. he joined family in morn
ing deyotoos. and his finer feelings were evidently
touched lie went away with u thankful heart and re-
turning the next night stole the pastors harness.
An Italian princess who is about to be mar
red has had her mado 10 Paris In order 10
let her how her dresses and what to wear
under them. the dressmaker has with each ilet
little doll Rttired head exactly as the aAy
herself should be dressed SHOES stockings skirts head
dress and every detail being reproduced in the
costume OF the doll
There is to be another monster Nihilist
trial The Russian Government Is making preparations
for prosecuting $40 NIhilists who confined OF
Odessa. Many OF them have been III prison since 1876
Six Of them will be tried separately for attempting 10
murder OF their associates whom they suspected
being pay Of the police During the course OF the
examination the garrison viii be increased and the
Ice suppl ed with revolyeTs.
When a woman is named Enough" there
good It. DIR. Drysdale president OF
the Malthusan League, says that ne met in Eng
list hospital young woman OF that name. She was
the thirteenth daughter OF her mother, and was named
Enough" by Justly ineenSed father, who evidently
thought that matters had gone far enough ard that
line must he drawn. Toe mother OF Enough did not take
The hlnt but Dirth to nine more children making
Wenty-tv In all
An English girl has been threatened with
The kisses Of death" She lives in ancient Chester and
res had lover named Joseph COleclough, who repre-
seated that he the OF a London tradesman when
ne was in reality only buGler in tee Cheshire Militia
Nhen she found out that he had been eceyng her she
touboed and dismissed him. few days aferward she
received letter black with mourning cmblems. on
sAee Of note paper cumsily drawn q GOTTA, and be-
'~h u was printed In large letters. Prepare" The
ne hrther contained obscene language, aud threats
~ she mad not long 20 ve and SIX crosses with the
seses dhe Kisses OF death" From investigation u
pscaeO that Evans, another buger, wrote the letter
- tue barracks al ColeelOugb's dietation.
~ those who have morbid cravings for dream
a'are VIII be pleased with local sketch which al
an i@s Troy Press young whose parents,
~ Tue country procured employment IN the city
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ports him. ] don't see how q rational Journal IKE
HE TRIBUNE, or n rational party like the RepuDii-
can. can take a different course.
Then there is another point. 1 for one have had
enough of Andrew H. Green. He Is the bosom
friend of Mr.. Tiden, and the most ardent champion
OF Mr.. Cooper. His friends confidently expect that
he will be appointed to his old place as
Controller, 30 soon as there is vacancy; and the
enemies of Mr. Kelly are already boasting in the
newspapers that a vacancy will be made very
sOon-jnst so soon as Edward Cooper IN
the Mayors chair and Governor Robinson OF
Albany get into cooperation Is that the sort OF
entertainment to which you are inviting the decent
citizens of New-iOrkf OLD LINE REPUBLICAN.
Nelr- York Oct. 80. 1878.
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THE NEW SYMPHONY SOCIETY.

The new symphony Society of New-York."
which has Just established under the direction OF
Dr. Leopold Danrosch, las elected DR.. W. H. Draper
presldent Mr. 8 NJ Knevals secretary, aud MI August
Lewis treasurer We learn that the prospects FOR It's first
season are Gaterng and that the subscription list has
been very large As already announced, Herr Wlhen1
will play at the opening concert. giving the Rf con
ccrtO hich was composed expressly for bin. and his
own charming Fautastsiick with orchestra! accom-
pa iment. TIE programme also includea Beethoven
fifth Symptom, GOdmarks "SakUntala" overture.
and the Vurspeil 20 the " Metstersnger."
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORE.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for the past "a hours.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81, q. ma storm OF
considerable energy is central LAX Huron. The
barometer highest and rising the Upper Lake re-
gion General rain or snow has fallen east Of the Mis-
sIssipp River The temperature has fallen: with north
westerly winds the Northwest, Upper Lake region
and the ONO Valley elsewhere 1t mas slightly risen
Southwest winds prevail Ia the Lower Lake region !;
nOrthwcstery III the Atlantic Coast aud Gulf states
Indications.
For New-England. cloudy, RAINY weather, northwest
crly shifting southery winds, falling baTOm
eteT falling followed the western portions Dy rslng
barometer and cooler northwest winds.
For the Middle Atlantic States, cloudy weather, with
frequent rams, variable winds. mostly nOrhveStery,
stationary lower temperature stationary followed by
barometer.
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GOULD-BLACR-On Tuesday october 90 al the residence
Of the bride IN the city Of York by the Rev eweyn
D. lIeyan Mr. H. Could Of Norwich Conn, to Miss Della
Dinon Black daughter Of the late William Back, OF New
York.
REYN O LDS-CHARIICK-On wednesday. October 80
1878 Fifth Presbyterian Church. by the Rev
Dr. John al Jessie daughter o; the ate Oliver Chariick
20 william M. Reynolds, NJ ID, both OF New-York
wYMAN-CHACE--Ae the residence OF the brides mother
Valley Falls, October -. by the Rev FREDERICK Hinckly
assisted by Rev g. A. staples John Wyman. OF Now
YORK. Lille b. ChaCe. daughter Of MIS-. Elizabeth b.
and the late samuel b. Lhace. No cards.
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ANEW ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY.

Mr.. Tracy Titus has completed an OrganHa-
ton for English opera IN which comprised the fol-
lowing PRINCIPAL artists: Miss Catherine Lewis Mis-
Laura Joyce Miss Iaura Clancy, Messrs. Luccne Clark
Charles n. LANCE, Henry Peakes and Others. The
orchestra viii be directed by Mr.. Anthony RICE The
season will open November H. al the St. James Theatre
Twenty -third-st, originally built for biiOu opera
house. Miss Lewis sang recently in Australia. " Tie
Bells of yille,' will be the introduction opera.
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Mr. Frank Clements appear as Slrorys on the FIRST
night Of the revival oct 49, yIt succeeded by Mr.
Harkns on the 2lst. The temperance OF Mr. Haibms
has been greeted With general satisfaction.
Attention is invited 10 the first benefit This season OF
Madame Modeska which VIII take place at the fhih
Avenue Theatre on Friday. Modicska's engagements
Will sOon close, Edwin DOoth opening IN HJiulGt
week from next Monday. A revival OF Camille ici
one or two nights with Mr.. ID. Ii. Harkins as Armand,
ia in contemplation before MOdieska retires.
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MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

Modieska was the original representative oil
From F,ou when in Poland. She now first acts the ehar
acter IN English The of parts with which "tron
Frou has been revived the Fifth Avenue Theatre is
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Angeles Turkish. Roman and Electro Baths, 81 Iexne
the highest perfection or batAnS LADIES'
Gay and evening; Gentlemen, day and night.
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MARRIED..

Carbon Photographs -EstabroOke and Nsegeli Photo,
as EasI l4n-st. NewlOTk steam elevator from
street door. Copying OF all kinds specially
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS


preceding Toe line represents sas sseiaon'
eithe uercnfy during those n9sfE
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Oct. 81, a. m.-Tbe barometer fel
rapidly during the cloudy and rainy weather yesterday
but remained stationary during the clear and partly
cloudy weather. The temperature rose slightly. The
amount OF moisture in the air Is large.
Cloudy weather. with rains. may be expected in this
city and vicinity to-day.
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Pure SOap Pyles Old o. H. is the most econom
cal the laundry bath and ordinary toilet USE. SOLD ~
grOcers generally. Depot $50 Westinghouse.
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11olitieal Notices.

Regular Republican Nomination.
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
FOR CONGRESS.
GENERAL. ANSON CT. McCOOK.
Regular Democratic Nominations.
STATE.
FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE COURT OF AP.
PEALS.
GEORGE Il. BRADLEY.
CITY AND COUNTY.
FOR MAYOR.
AUGUSTUS SCHELL.
FOR DISTRICTATToRNEY,
FREDERICK SMYTH.
FOR CITY JUDGE,
CUNNING s. BEDFORD.
FOR CORONER,
MICHAEL. TUOMEY.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WILLIAM II. ROBERTS,
PATRICK KEENAN,,
WILLIAM Il. KIRK,
WILLIAM BENNETT.
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polilieal Il Offices.

49,
public meeting Of the Republican Association S Of TIE
Xyf s AsssueY p6t S ESESTao Sist ns &
A0"' ''''' a RUFUS &c, coT T0Hic r nrssrr1
Singing by the Idlewd Quartet, W u,sox pr..,ds,,
JAMrs W. PERRY Secretary. -
A Grand Ratification Meeting
xx1sr ASSEMBLY pIsrRIt II REPU BLIcAN AssocIA
will be held at ,,,,r,nsnv
LINCOLN HALL 9d9ve eSrne. 5thst on r,if AZ
EYENiSS 0SspsT sdsrac and Assembly nonSa
lions following cmn,n speaker wiz adG.efi d the R %ss.
o SSS 1gs h 20 we6scT Hon Morace Russell
epublican Nomination
FOR CITY JUDGE
In place OF the Hon. Sutherland who retres on ae
count Ofagc.
CUNNING s. BEDFORD,
Who was an Associate AttOrney aud after
ward city Judge four years
For senator
SEVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
THOMAS MURPHY.
Republican Rally,
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 81.
HON. EDWARDS PIERREPoNT
wilt addressa
RATIFICATION
COOPER INSTITUTE,
COOPER INSTITUTE.
COOPER INSTITUTE
THURSDAY EyESING.
OCTOBER 81.
AT 7:So O'CLOCK.
Regular Republican Nomination
xITH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
FOR CONGRESS.
LEVI p. MORTON.
United Anti-Tam Nominations.
CITY AND COUNTY OF NETWORK.
FOR MAYOR
EDWARD COOPER.
NR DIsTsICTATTORNEY,
BENJAMIN x. PHELPS.
FOR CITY JUDGE.
RUFUS ID. COMING.
FOR CORONER,
NORTH ELLINGER
FOR ALpEBMxsArLARoE.
NICHOLAS HAUGHTOS.
JOHN GRAHAM HYATT.
MICHAEL ". BURNS.
yAApKltlok FAck.
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The net price at which the gloves were sold
per Dozen with the ten per cent deducted In each OF
these years, was SIS a.
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Guccial Notices.

Grippe and Canister for Democrats.
Price cents EACH or Sg mali eps q deh h1a f0f %
See advertisement.
Bangs 4 Co., Csc Broadway.
VIII sell at austiOn,
MONDAY November g. and Ave following days at $50
The BOOKS, MANUSCRIPTS &C,
of.the late
GEORGE T. STRONG ESQ,
MANUSCRIPTS. MIsSAIS. PsALTERs, &c, richly IL
Illuminated in gold and colors FINE SPECIMENS OF EAR
LY PRINTING; RARE, CURIOUS AND STANDARD
hooks; EARLY ENGLISH POETRY AND THE
DRAMA; CHOICE EDITIONS OF THE GREEK AND
THE LATIN CLASSICS, &c, &C.
Now Exhibition.
Brass Bedstead Dis and Cribs,
". T. & j. MERsEREAU.
Manufacturers, 32l Broadway.
ecrsa COLDS S. zee the rEs s, S. EsS Seen
tested Tor 80 and AFFORD spe d and certain reflex
r. FOUGERA Co, New.Yotk, Agents
Mans Mission on EarthA thorough Medical Treatise.
indicating how Eonnns" % and NJ ot.ssona
thS yy ana t snnG conditions Hsa5
have been impaired BY oyert15od powers staeSne
Them f' By mail Zoe lcnfreucy postage amps Address
Sccy Mupeum Anatomy and Science 40 BfolWay. ~
Posi- once Souoe.rue rore.sn mans or the week enin.
on WEDNESDAY. at a. N. for Europe, by steamship
Queenstown correspondence Tor france 70
b1 forwarded By this steamer must be specially sddresse
ana ~ A ma. Tor France direct by Steamship Cana'la
via iIayrc; THU RsDAY. nj $50 r. m foi Europe oy
Cty OF Brussels via Queenstown
for Germany aud France 10 be ioi Nnre py s steiner
must be specially addess,); and az IL No. Tor Europe Dy
Leasing, via Plymouth. Cher6ourg ana hamDuIg
an sATuRDAI. at a. NJ. Tor Europe by stchusnIp
Grrmanic, Queenstown correspondence ior germany
and scotland forwarded by this steamer must DO
specially addresse) and al a. IN Tor scotland direct 1
slip BOLIVIA, Glasgow and al ll;3O NJ tf Eu
Inv NeCkar, via southampton anu Bremen
The steamships Abyssna city OF Brussels ana 40
moi Iags mails .Or Denmark. SHehoD an0 mol way
Tho mails for Hayt ssvonla and Greytown leave New.
Work October maths for Aspnwal and south racine
rort. leave NewYOrk Ociobos 80 The malls for Havana
49, T,w.York october 80 November =. The malls for
Mexico leave Newly York SOvember = The ma.s Tor ST
and Venezuela leave New Ork NONcu-
her = rho for China and Japan leave san rranclseo
November The mails for AUSTRALIA leava5an FrahClsco
No'o"'N -" I'll. JAMES. Postmaster
Post oace. Sow.York october 20 1878
Winter buy I'll you have seen the Upion
FINDER Flanne ladies' and children Sold by ALICE
~ T,rt,HIK q Co East l4th-st, kewIork Descriptive
cal alogue and price list mailed free.
T,rLisb II oman Russian, Electric and Sulphur Baths
md cheapest-7 24h-st, Oupnsitc FlIth Avenue
Hotel turkish closed day OF night lrY them.
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lS7S.--......-. ~ francs less q per cent
1871 ana 1900 francs, lee. per cont.
1910 % AID 81 fran -. less per cent
IoO.--.......-.41 and "a francs. less per cent

~ VIII Dr remembered that Mr. Stewart died in tie
spllng OF 1870 IL Will also De noticed upon rxamua-
non OF tc Following table that the
l7|J- 40 cOrfespOnded much more nearly with the
Invoice PIces Than they nave since Mr. Stewards death.
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G.apc and Canister for Democrats
In TIIbI NE EXTRAS Nos a.. ~, ~ and 10.
Price copies Of Extra for 30 cents
by mail postpaid.
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Winter buy I'll you have seen the Upion
FINDER Flanne For ladies' and children SOLD by ALICE
FLETCHER & Co. East ith-st, New-norK DeeCuplVe
cal alogue and price list mailed free
,rL isb II oman Russian, Electric and Sulphur Baths
md cheapest-7 24h-st, Oupnsitc FlIth Avenue
JIn,ei Turkish never closed day or night Iry Them
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-07-06

applications, DR.. Van Dykes SUI
phur Soap, which is free from all
offensive odors, and is daily growing
more famous, owing to it's efficiency
in curing cutaneous diseases. When
used in connection with the bath, it
strongly impregnates the water with
pure flour of sulphur and other med
zeal ingredients, which is making
remarkable cures; and in conse-
quence invalids are turning their
attention and patronage thereto. A
sulphur bath with DR.. Van Dykes
Sulphur Soap is considered by the
medical faculty extremely beneficial
for the ills which human flesh is heir
to. Ask for and take only Dr.. Van
Dykes Sulphur Soap. Price 25 cents.
box q cakes.) 60 cents. Sold by Geo.
c. Sturgiss, Oakland Md, and drug
gists generally.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-07-06
Corporation Meeting.

Corporation meetings were held on
Friday evening of last week and
Monday evening of this week.
On Friday evening a motion was
made and carried epaaling the dog
ordinance, passed recently,
The same evening, on motion, the
Bailiff was instructed to hold parties
responsible for the fines who bring
hogs to the lookup. 1t has been GUS
tomary recently for small boys to go
beyond the corporate limits. and
drive hogs into town and have them
locked up.
On Monday evening James w.
White presented bill for work done
during the month of June, which
was approved.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-07-06

The Washington City correspons
dent of the Pittsburgh Gazette says
"Although this Congress started out
with great professions of regard for
the interests of the laboring classes,
it has been discovered by the repre-
sentatives of the labor organizations
here that the only persons whose pay
was reduced were the laborers in the
different branches of the Government,
whilst the pay of higher officers was
left undisturbed. The central organi-
zation threatens to take notice of this
action, and to communicate with the
organizations, which have their
branches in every part of the coun-
try. They declare that they will
make themselves felt before the DO.
litical campaign is over.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-07-06
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. /. w. Stalnaker is having
his store shingled.
M. L. Scott Is offering great bar
gains in ladies' and children's hats.
The ordinance relating to the
firing of fire. crackers in the corpor-
ate limits will be rigidly enforced.
The Methodist Church is being
thoroughly cleaned and painted in
side. This is an improvement.
New stock of shoes and slippers,
just opened at NJ. l.. SCOTS Balti-
more Store, Oakland, Md.
The wife of Nelson Baker, resid-
ing ten miles south of Oakland, died
on Monday, July LIST, of paralysis.
On Monday, as the way train
west was shifting cars to the siding
at this station, one of the cars Jump
ed the track. 1t was replaced after
some delay.
"A large party from Baltimore ar
rived at the Oakland Hotel on Tues
day morning, in President CARROTS
car Maryland. Mr.. Robert Gar
rett is with the party.
The most abused organ of the body
is the Liver, or rather it was, until
Keller's Vegetable Life Drops by
their remarkable action upon this
great organ, have saved it from much
senseless persecution. Keller's Vege
table Life Drops are sovereign rem
edy for Liver disease.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-07-06
Meeting of Band Of Hope.

A regular meeting of the Band OF
Hope was held in the NJ. +. Church,
on Thursday evening of last week.
The programme was as follows: Es-
says: Thomas J, Peddicord and W.
P. Townshend. Selections Misses
Anna Spedden and Lizzie Mason.
Declarations Arthur Townshend
and w. C. DAVIS.
In our report Of the previous
meeting we unintentionally left out
of the programme the name of Miss
Emma Brooke, who read an essay Of
considerable merit.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1878-07-06
July Court.

The July term of the Circuit Court
convened on Monday, Judges Pearre
and Motter on the bench. A few
judgments were entered, but the
greater part of the docket was carried
over until September court. Several
Cumberland lawyers were in attend
ance. The business was completed
and the court adjourned about three
O'Clock.