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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-11-20

If the paddock had been put on
Hancock's mouth instead of ON Eng
lish's barrel, the Democratic unhap>
piness might not haYe been what 1t
is to-day.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-11-20
New Time Table.

A new time schedule on the B. &
o. r.. went into effect Sunday last,
as follows:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT =.
NOTICE.

All persons are hereby warned against
trusting Mary Murphy, my wife, on my ac-
count. She having left my bed and board
without cause, will not be responsible for
her contracts.
nov 20-4 JAMES MURPHY.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-11-20
LOCAL NEWG

-Pulmena.
Thursday is Thanksgiving.
Snow on Saturday and Thursday
this week.
Notice our new advertisements
in this issue.
Remember the place to get the
worth of your money is where the
Red Flag fioateth.
"A good chance to get furniture
and household goods. Sec Mr.. Shat.
zer's advertisement.
Downright slaughter in dry
goods, ladies' and children's shoes,
overcoats, &C., every night at Daily
& Co.'S New York Auction Room.
The largest stock of Christmas
goods aud toys ever brought to Oak
land, at Cheap Johns.
Rev. VIM. Stoudemire, pastor of
the Oakland Ev. Lutheran church,
will be installed in that church Sun
DAY morning.
Apparent impossiblties swept
into humiliation 0y all who buy for
the bullion, at Daily & Co.'S. New
York Auction Room.
-Mariied-At the residence of the
brides father in Deer Park, Nov.
18th, 1880, by Rey. j. M. Davis. Mr..
Clarence IL. Tillson and Miss Mollie
Head.
Don't forget it. VIM. P. Totten's
Cheap Cash Store is the place to get
the highest cash price for sheep
skins. s IA Am
-Unpreced, nted inducements are
offered at Daily & Co.'S. auction
rooms. Almost in daily receipt of
fresh and varied stocks direct from
headquarters at rock bottom prices.
For Sale-A first class sewing
machine. Will take feed in exchange,
such as oats. corn. hay and l load Of
straw. Inquire of
1. w. SLONAKER.
Oakland, Md.
Josiah Porter, of Allegany coun-
ty, died Sunday. 7th inst, in the SOD
year of his age. He was one Of the
pioneer shippers of coal to the east
Uia the Potomac fiat boat system,
and thus one of the first men, in an
humble way, to give that great pro.
duct footing in market.
acknowledgements 7th, at the
brides fathers, near Johnstown, l..
H. johnson and Sarah A. Enlow,
both of Garrett county. The hour
for the ceremony was arranged for Z
p. NJ. We arrived an hour earlier,
and found all in readiness. The bride
and groom soon emerged from an
adjoining room, over the door of
which was a beautiful wreath of
laurel, entwined with flowers of the
richest hue, no doubt arranged by
the bride as significant of the laurels
she had won. The ceremony being
performed we were soon seated at
the table spread with the good things
of earth tastefully prepared and ar
tistically arranged, to which we did
good service. The bride is a fine
young lady of II, and the groom a
worthy gentleman too well known
to need description. We wish and
predict for them happy and pros
porous future, III. f. f.
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Church ServiccS--SunGay.

M. E. Church.-Preaching in the
morning at 104, by Rev. S. E. Jones.
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ROAD PETITION.
To the Honorable, the County Com
llliaein1lel.s fll, Gnrreff CnlLnklL.

GENTLEMEN I'VE the undersigned petit
TONERS respectfully pray your Honors to APP
point viewers to examine and ascertain
whether the public convenience requires the
Factory on the Oakland and Deer Park road
through the lands of Nathan Casteel to the
division line between Mrs. Kilbourn and Geo.
w Legge and to follow said line to the divi.
sion line between Mrs, Hall and Ralph
Thayer, and with said line to intersect Green
street at or near Mrs. Halls and in duty, &c.
G.. w. LEGGE
RALPH THAYER,
IL 1876 f.. A. KILBOURN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
To the Farmers.
Notice of Estrays.
State Of Maryland, AUe0any count
fO.1Djf

S1dte 81 maryland, Alle0apy county,
toa0it
i hereby certify that on this 18th day OF
November, 1880, before me. the subscriber. n
Justice OF the Peace in and for Allegany
county, personally appeared William W.
Broadwater, OF District No. 4, Garrett county,
and made oath in due form of law that there
are six sheep trespassing on his enclosures ;
one buck among the sheep.
Sworn before PATRICK gladden., J. P.
The owner will please come forward, pay
charges and take them away.
w. w. BROADWATER, :,
nov 2U-4 BARTON Md
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The undersigned will sell at his
shop in Oakland,
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-09-09
That Eronzed Seafarlng Man.

Yesterday afternoon man with a
bronzed face and the dress of petty
officer on ship-board, carrying partly
concealed beneath the skirt of his jacket
u good sized package, peered into the
Office of United States Commissioner
Shields and lodged back into the hall.
The Commissioner called out
DO you want to see me Come i'll. y
The man thereupon entered the Office,
and in a whisper asked Mr. Shields if
he would not like TO buy sill; dress
pattern or broche shawl very cheap
indeed.
How can you afford 20 sell so iow p
asked the Commissioner.
"Well, the fact is, said the man, in a
low tone, Il don't mind telling you. |
follow the sea, and / bring over a few
articles with me on every TIP, just to
speculate on
"Oh,' said Commissioner Shields,
"then YOU smuggled them: IS that it.,
sir r.
The bronzed stranger winked.
The Commissioner said he thought Mr.
Drummond, on the floor above, might
like to buy shawl, and TO the floor
above the bronzed person went Special
Agent Drummond, Of the Treasury De-
partment, examined the mans stock,
which was of inferior quality, yet calcu-
lated to deceive persons knowing little
of such fabrics, and when the blonzed
person intimated that it was struggled,
Mr. Drummond said
only good man, I'm revenue officer,
and shall have to put you under arrest. y
The bronzed man turned yellowish
green, and said he had been lying.
you'll have to show the bills for
this stuff" said Drummond.
He produceu the bills, which were
from cheap East side store, and as it
is not an ofense against the customs law
to lie about domestic manufactures, lie
was let 90.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-09-09

"Here is lot of fans we sold last sea-
son at forty cents, but as they are lit
tie soiled and shop-worn, you may have
one for fifteen" said a Baltimore sales
woman to a customer The lady looked
at the goods, when another saleswoman,
sister of the first, stepped forward and
said: Eyes, madam, that lot Of fans we
sold last season for fifty cents, but as
they are little soiled and shop-worn,
you may have one for fifteen" The lady
saw the second saleswomSn hadn't heard
what the first said but she said nothing.
Presently, a middle aged lady, mother
of the two others, and evidently propri-
etress of the establishment, came out and
remarked: THAT lot of fans were sold
last season at seventy-tive cents, but as
they are little soied and shop-worn,
YOU may have one for fifteen" TIE lady
skipped out in hurry. 1t was too
much. She saw the grandmother COM
ing down the store to remark that they
sold those fans last season for dollar.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-09-09
Women and Ladies.

In the days of our fathers, there were
such things to be met with as ''men"
and "women"-but now they are ell
gone, and in their place race of "gen-
tlemen" and "lades, or to be still more
refined, of "ladies and gentlemen" has
sprung up Women and girls are among
the things that were, but "ladies" are
found everywhere. Miss Martineau,
wishing to see the women wards in a
prison in Tennessee, was answered by
the warden, 1--WE have no ladies here at
present, madam" Now, so far as the
ladies' were conc erned, it was very well
that none of them We're in prison but,
then, it sounds little odd-ladies in
prison 1t would seem bad enough for
women to go to such place.
A lecturer, discoursing upon the char
acteri.tic of women, illustrated thus -
"Who were the last at the cross La
dies. Who W. re the first at the sepul-
chrel Ladies'" On this modern i'm
provement we have heard of but one
thing that beats the above. 1t was the
finishing touch to a marriage ceremony,
performed by an exquisite divine up to
all modern refnements When he had
thrown the chain of Hymen around the
happy couple, he concluded by saying,
al now pronounce you husband and
lady," The audience stuffed their hand
kerchiefs into their mouths, and got out
of the room as quickly as possible, to
take breath"
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-09-09
Amusing ProVons in Old Wills.

A foreign revr of new book en-
titled "Curiositie,f the Search Room
Collection of Sious and Whimsical
Wills" writes as lows
"The chapters Eccentric Wills, on
Viniictive Wills Id on Directions for
Burial contain SOB curious illustrations
of human frailty ID folly. A certain
DR.. Ellerby bequths his heart to one
friend, his lungso another and his
brains to third, clearing that if they
do not execute hiyishes with regard to
them he will comand torment them if
it should be by ny means possible.
Another testator, q American, requires
that his skin may converted into two
drum-h heads, uponwhich are to be in
scribed Pope's Unersal Prayer and the
Declaration of dependence another
American, a New Y ker, leaves seventy
one pairs of trous&, to be sold to the
highest bidder withut examination, no
purchaser being al ,wed to buy more
than one pair. In acl pair was found
q bundle of bank l,tes representing q
thousand dollars. Frenchman insti-
tutes an annual rae with pigs, to be
ridden by boys or hen. with prize of
ESQ to the winner. a Baptist minister
who died last yea declares in his will
that he thirsts tosee the Church of
England brought OWN, and desires all
posteritv to know That he believes in
FAINT sprinkling to be from his Satanic
Majesty. Anothet dissenter, recently
deceased, bsqueathl 100000 upon trust
for two nieces pom condition that
neither of them marry a minister of
the Established Church, or a person
holding any Office n commission in her
Majesty's army
"Grotesque instructions with regard
to the testators body are frequent in
wills. One man equeathed his body to
the Imperial Gas Company TO be con-
sumed to ashes id one of their retorts
and a New York Ipinster desired to en-
pov all her mon9 in building church,
but stipulated that her remains should
be mixed up in tie mortar used for fix
ing the first stot e.' Some Of the be-
quests in what tip compiler calls Vim
dictive Wills have in them a touch of
humor. Thus the Fifth Earl Of Penn
broke writes Il bequeath to Thomas
May, whose nose DID break at a mas
querade, five shillings My intention
had been TO give him more, but all who
have seen his History Of the Parlia
ment' will consider that even this sum i;
too large ; and certain DR.. DUNLOP
bequeaths to his brother in-law Christie
pher his best pipe, out of gratitude tina
he married my sister Maggie, whom NJ
man of taste would have taken, and t.
his eldest sister, Joan, his fve-acre field
80 console her for being married to {
man she is obliged to henpeck. "
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through other parties, there being reg |
u)ar market, like Saratoga or London

through other parties, there being reg
u]ar market, like Saratoga or London
season. 1 recently attended Moorish
wedding, finding the young bridegroom
seated upon a platform alone at one end
of the room, and looking very foolish,
while his friends and those of the bride
frolicked and RECALLED themselves below.
After about "a hours the bride was
brought in, and the whole company es-
corted them with lamps and music to
the husbands home. No priest was
present, and no ceremony seemed neces-
sary except that the man, in the Ian.
guage of Scripture, should "take" the
woman, and when not satised he "puts
her away" The position Of woman is
the key to a nations social state. Hard
is the life and sad the slavery of Arab
women, like all females in the pastoral
phase of society. No spiritual ties and
no tender regard for woman. Polyg-
amy, the great bugbear of our times, is
here, like our former negro slavery, ga
domestic institution" No Arab, how
ever mean, permits his daughter to en-
ter the service Of another The only
way to obtain female servants is to take
another wife. AS to the famous eastern
harem, that is an exclusive and fashion
able institution, kept up only by the
Grand Sultan, the shereefs OF other rich
and other influential personases, as a
matter of show and pride. The inmates
are generally very young girls, from I
to II years os age, and are carefully pro
tected and educated, and given for
wives to the fayorite officers OF the Sui
tan or other high dignity.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-09-09
From q Distinguished Physician.

Professoa Green, distinguish ID allo-
pathic physician, wrote to the Iedical
Record, of Atlanta, Ga, to the effect
that, after all other means had failed. o.
sent for the Kidney CUro lSafa Ni'N'
and Liver Cure) and to his establishment
cured serious case of Bright's Disease
by administering it, and afterwards
found it equally beneficial in other cases.
He advised his brother physicians to use
it in preference to anything else for
Kidney Disorders.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-09-09

A STANDING INVITATION. - If this
meets the eye of any man, woman or
child suffering from any disease of the
Kidneys, Bladder, Liver or Urinary
Organs, they will consider this stand
ing invitation to buy HUNTS REMEDY,
the Great Liver and Kidney Medicine
This splendid medicine endorsed by
leading physicians) is sure cure for the
worst forms of Kidney disease All
Druggists sell HUNTS REMEDY, and no
chemist or physician ever prescribed a
better Trial size, IS cents
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-09-09
Montreal Heard From.

r. l.. Mosely, of Montreal, Canada,
certified Sept. q, 1879, thai he had suf-
fered terribly from Dyspepsia, ard that
he was completely cured by taking War
ner's Safe Bitters He says: "My APP
petite is good, and l now suffer 10 in
convenience from eating hearty meals. "
These Bitters are also specific for all
skin diseases
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-09-09

A head properly constituted can &C.
commodate itself to whatever pillows
the vicissitudes Of fortune may place
under il.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-09-09

rsr RIA making any YnrrnRse or tn
writing fir response to- apy advertise.
,aent IRA this pager yon VIII please U'eM.
tj0n the name OF the 1asser.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-09-09

PAINS IN THE BAcK.-What they
mean.-How cured. "A poignant pres
sing pain in the "small of the back" is
dangerous symptom. 1t means ap-
preaching kidney trouble-possibly
Brights Disease. 1t should not be neg
lected-not a day, not an hour. Fortu-
nately these symptoms are easily cured.
HUNTS REMEDY, the Great Kidney and
Liver Medicine, is an absolute and I'M
failing specific for them, and for any
diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder, Liver
aud Urinary Organs. A single bottle
of HUNr's REMEDY has many times
saved a life.
Sold by all Druggists. Trial size. 20
cents.
Kingsford's Oswego Corn Starch, on
account Of its delicious purity, is the best
for children and invalids
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-29

MeHacHetic Gains A CenlaeGticat.
d Copplste retarns from the resent Con-
necticut elections show that the Rspab-
icans carry but seventy-nine .,ut Of one
hundred and sixtg-ssEsa towns IN the
State, net Republican loas IL twenty
four towns, - compared with the cleo
tiona Of 1877, when the Repal,liesns car
nd oss hgndrsd and three towns. In the
strong Deppczstic csntres Of HeF Haven
and RridgePprt p slecticn yfsa Asld =
While tie lQcal isspes, in ? laqn Elsasure.
inAnesped the vete, ths rezult p regarded
| p eneqasssing a, he Deneossa md no
dpabts ase satertaiasd but thak Cllnnscti-
- IN saas il electoral vels tF Ham
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uAde county enc;
Brevard county one /;
Monroe county two.

And on the same day there WIN be held In each
county of the State General Election for Consta-
hles, each county being allowed and 9titled 70 enc
IN the e0unty; Rosidsd, A1s1sW, ikat no eOaney
shall have more than twelve ConstAbles; yet that
each county shall be entitled to at least two Con-
stables, regardless OF the number q Registered Eo-
,WmnzAs, The Legislatue q che state of Rlori-
d, Of A. D. 1877, did determine By vote Of ma
Houses thereof thai Is i necessary 70 sae Esys-
Ion Of the entire Constitution Of said Btass ana did
enter such determination uDoa their respective
Fe1or ne sams to the Legislafars then next to Be
chosen; and whereas, the Legalature Of sai4 etAte
then next chosen, towft the Legislature of A. D.
ls79. did. by amsiosity Of the msmhem electeato
end Where's, he said Legislatars 81 $50 di4, by
Of the next election 6Or the members Of the Lsgis
sSeren prO.de sTsd . and y Srec that he sssr, q
State ah0uA nDopoEake with the nodes of the oen-
erAl Election tobe held IN the year 1885, notice el
saeh reeomnfndatio1: with proper instruetions -
Esw. sAwsdss, nstiee Of snch rseommenantion h
hereby given, and the following instraefions are
hereby given % % the mode q compliance WIN
ist Any eissor desiring to votsat sueh election In
hEug of eaeh ComRanELon, shMll hAse lWsitt1n or
1s. :: .; :.as ,s.: ,s E 3. 80 =; s {.
GO sk said eaectisA are wEtsaa q p<inte1s end On
the same sids theFeof = such nuss ne wlitten o.
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For Q Governor md Isnntennnkl l9ovurncr cf tl,e
state Of FloEida and fOr four elsctsn Of Presfdmt
For one Representative Of ths E1rst Csnxres-
sionAl District Of Florida In the Cen
gress Of the United eeasa; t
sienAl District Of Fl0FfdA in the FoTtyseyekh Con
gress Of the United States. -
And on the same day general election WIN be
held
In the county Of Escambia for q Senator ftum the
First Hen9toriAl District;
In the county q Jackson for . Senator from the
In he eo1aaiss Of 0sihoaa. sna R.a.li,n non
Senator from the Fiffh Senatorial District;
In the counties 0f LIBERTY end WaknIla fore Sem
ator from the eeveuEh Senatorial District:
In the county u Jefferson for eennsor from ne
Ninth Senatorial DiBsTict;
In the county Of Hamilton for Senator from the
Eleventh Senatorial District;
In the county Of AlachuA for q Senator from the
Thirteeth Senatorial District;
In the county Of Bradford lsr Senator from the
Fifteenth Senatorial District;
In the county of Putnam fSra SenaoOf.fFom the
Seventeenth Senatorial District;
In the county Of Marion for q Senator from the
Ninstseth Senatorial District;
In the counties Of Dade and Brevard for Sena-
tor Aom the Twenty -Arst Senatorial District
In the county Of Sumter for q Senator from the
Twenty-thi Senatorial District;
In the county Of Waiten fer . Senator from the
Twenty -6fth Senatorial District;
In the counties Of Folk and Axuztee for Senator
from the Twenty ty-seventh Senatorial District;
IN tMo county OF NOfuBtA IOr = 6enAtor nom the
Twenty ninth Senatorial District;
In the county Of st. Johns for Senator from the
Thirty-Arst Senatorial Distriet; =
On the same day an election viii be held in the
county Of Madison, constituting the Tenth Senate
rial District for Senator to III the vacancy oeeA-
stoned by the resignation Of Hon Dennis Eagan,
who WAs eaected Senator for the term Of sour yeAz,
ct the General Election held on the first Tuesday If.
ter the first Monday Of November, A. d. 1873;
In the county Of Duyal, constituting the Eigh-
teeth Senatorial District, for Senator to H the
eancy Occaaioned BY the resignAtioa Of Hen J. II.
Durkee, who WIS elected Senator for the term of
four years. at the General Election held the first
Tuesday amer the first Monday Of November, A. D.
1873;
In the couGies Of Taylor and LaAyette, csustita-
ting the Twelfth Senatorial District for Senator
TO III the vacancy oceasioned by the death Of hon.
Z. II MeAuley, who WA elected Senator for the
term of four yeArs, at the General Election held
the nrst Tuesday after the hrst Monday of NoRem-
Der, A D. 1873
In the county of HHlsborough, constituting the
Thrtieth Senatorial District, for Senator to MI
the vacancy occSsioned by the resignation of Hon.
]. T. Leslie, who elected Senator for the term
Of four yeafs ct the General Election held on the
first Tuesday AFTER the Arst Monday Of November,
A. d. 1878
And In each Of the respective counties Of the
State General Election for its constitutional num-
| Der Of members of the General Assembly, to-wit:
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38 ~ CO04ASy bAAhO
Santa Rosa county two;
WaltAn county two;
Holmes county one;
Washington county one;
FrAnklin county one;
Calhoun county one;
Jackson county three;
Liberty county one;
Wakuny county one
GAdsden cOanty three;
Leon county four;
Jefferson county four;
1AdiaoA =e0anky thzne;
Taylor county one;
Hamilton county two;
Guwaanee county two;
lafayette county one;
Columbia county three;
Alaehua county four;
Levy county two;
Bradford county two;
Clay county one;
Baker county one;
Naasau county two;
DuvA1 county four;
st. Johns coQnfy two;
Volnsia county one;
Orange county two;
Putnam county two;
Marion county two;
Sumter county two;
fernando county two;
Hillsbcrough eO0nty two ;
Polk county one
4anAtee county one;
DAAe county one;
BrevHrd county one
A0onrNA A0nmHW A~n
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

70 Al md siasslar DE sAerias e he ssais
q Flefida:
TNOW ", THAT I, W. D. BLOxNAW. Sec
II rstAxy Of oka1s of tAe etaAe C EAofina, d
hereby notify an and angular fhe 0hth of tie seV-
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A0ENERAL ELECTION
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On Tuesday next succeeding fAsARsk Msmany
In November. 4. d. 1850, ths mid Tsss.
dAy beingFshe second day'ef safa
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