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, 1880-02-25
FOREIGN.
GERMANY.


nE1LIN. Feb. A-Prsneo HnhenlDhe, tho Ger
E,nn Ambassador at Paris, has startoh for Err-
lin. at the request ut bismarck, to bo present 1t
tho ltcjchstag during tho dcbato IN tho bill for
Hi inerct,ss of tho army. There Is no doubt that
fIstnRrrk will TO present tn tho Rotchstag dur
ing tho debate.
TIE SOCIALIST DEPUTIES.
tfasenc!eycrs motion for tho suspension OF
tho proceedings aglnst tho two Socialist Drp,t-
ties was carrieA BY II inrgn majority. which fl-
clitdcd all Of tho Loft md pnrt Of tho Clerical
Centrc.
wAsu1H0roN's n1nTEnAY.
The Amcrtcnn Mintstor throw open tho rooms
of tho Legation 10 a brilliant AnGla-Amcrican
thrung in honor OF Washlngtun's birthday.
ECCLESIASTICAL
Tho Cologne Gdzette says: "Wo Ienrn that tho
negotiations brtwecn Germany and tho vntlcs,tl
nre at complete stanistill III direct ngrcc-
1ncnt Is not nttAinMble.- prussla, therefore, OH
tho haeta of tho k,,owlcttge thus ncnuireti, pro.
poses tU order cr ccctcsllatlra afatEs In lin In
dependent manner, and tho Vatican nssl,mcs
thut the Mtnlstry will laya bill tcfurc tho Chur,.
bers 10 this effect at tho supplementary session
next summer"
TIE NAVY ESTIMATES,
=, berlin. Feb. M.-The Retchstng today passed
the navy estimates with tho exception Uf thut
part submitted tu the budget C0n.tnittco.
rfIH EGHOprAN SITUATION.
ltEIlF> Ftu- -4.-IhG AHf1H German Gd%fffC
sAys that, when oncc tho belief Is creAted nnnu4
t!s Mass!9.1 pson9 th4t It. ~ attack on tio pnrt Of
thnt point to htHtiic excitement aKpnst
thrnntcnlng ,nctghbur. II Il be true
that 1itlsssnn. loslg1s against. Gernln,iy, uf
which Gen. Silinl,tnr, tho lussian alinlstor OF
Wur, y crrd!tcd with hc!ng thu chief promoter,
ire nnly postrorsrd until Frnncc IL retily, ttun
lnrtlc1lt!nns agAirst Il t,eaccflll rciHhhOr may
b1 reEMrdetl M Eiiru preparation fur q fIlturu
liHErc3H1tG wnr with Germany. Neither FrGnuu
liur IlilasfA bus eyOr been ntt4ckGl by Germany,
which by c"tnrni:on weigh. uEan tho rest Of
Europe, call therefore only ho based upon IN
aggressive policy.
THE SIIyElt QuEar1oN.
l5KKL1S, Fob. M.-Duruy tho debate In tho
tleghstay On the Treasury budget, 1irrr HGl0lz
Under Secretary OF etAto III tho Tr.Ils.try Dp.
lnrtl,le!lt. snlf tho sales OF silver werv stopped
tho responsibility for tho losscs nrsinK frtlnl
them. The suspension, however, wlls u,iy pro-
ylslunn!. not dutltiye. Thu question wns nicrt'-
ly one uf tho pr!sl0ngntinn nf tno required for
c!rryinK out tho coinage reform. Thert had
been. III euttth Her1Nnny especially. II xrcuter
demand fnr silver Gains ti,ill w,,a expected. 4
s.lll would therefore he presented IN tho Itetch-
modification 1T Cl.,iso of tho Congo INV.
ABSOLUTELY NECESSARILY.
1ONnON+ Feb. IA llerlln tlis1M,tch says nt
M n,tlltnce given BY tho E1uper,,r William to
tho President Of tho ltnlehstMg t,is Majesty do
clnrrtl tho pnHslgo IT tho Army bIll us absolutely
necessary Tor Gefmnny's Il defensive powor,
EVACUATION,
Tho snmo dispatch nlso rGpDrts that, o,sing IL
tho dissemination Of news from tho Uuitcil
hthtcs thnt tr1.tlu IL ruyiyinK, emigration 10
that country from utsr1ntny hu4 rpeUlutI,etlcts
oti IN apprcciublu scalc.
, 1880-02-25
THE rRoroaEp NoNuARNT 10 TIE ,utscr
lNrkHItEu


OVN@4NVEV EANlT4NEMTt
LONDON, Feb. A.-A u. Petersburg dispatch
says these 10 much excitement thero oyer tho
froqt4ent acts of .noandisrsm, and tho peopo
hsv ~ constant state Ut alartn. Numerous
eAploslo1M Of a .ntnor churaoter, trcs, sud out
tases ars frequent throughout the city. Its
i9,noted a mat tho Car Will close the University
VI It, Petersburg.
huinor now distinctly impllcatea tho Grand
, 1880-02-25

ATsTA1SED FROM voTlSO.
PARIS. Feb. 2h-The Right nlIstatned from vot-
Ing In tho election Of LonHsnro.
ATTACKED TiIE JEsulTs.
In tho Sol,ntc today during n debate on tho
Ferry Education bl M. pel'otan vehcutcntly ut-
tucked tho JUsltlta.
DEAD.
:, NJ. Cuntn Gritlntn, Ncpuuttcnn Henator for tho
department OF ArlAllnos, IL leud.
, 1880-02-25

THE DIET.
VIENNA, Feb. 4.-Tho ,lcbuto on the budget
has begun III tho Hungarian dict. Tho oppusl-
tlon nf all sh.lcs will sulze the opportunity 10
mike Il combined utisck I'll tho T!szn Ministry,
They hmte presented lnt,tlnu drulur,ug Il wIlilt
nj confidence In the G0yer,1liont.
, 1880-02-25


ft0MR. Feb. s4.-Tlso lstslnp Of Kilmore. County
Armagh. has scnt tho pope Et0O poter's pence.
Four hundred and fifty pounds lus boon re-
celvel frunl tho Archbishop Of Armagh.
NOitDENaKIOLD.
King 1fnHbert Gnyo u banquet tonight IN
honoruf l'rh. NUr,leskj5hl.
, 1880-02-25
SPAIN
AN 1STE1kyJl

AN INTERVIEW HETwEEN KlN1s.
Madrid, Fob. @i.-An Interview will shortly
ttkc placo between King Alfonso uud tho King
OF Portugal, ut 3ionastercnbtdn, Alltlaluyilk,
, 1880-02-25
Testimony ELECTED in the Dom
ne1ly-Washburn Elec-
ton Case.
Democratic Opinion TINT It Would
DO IN Outrage to Gust
Wnshburn.
Two Amendments Proposed to
Aldrich's Immediate Trans-
portation Bill.
4 Proposition 10 Completely Change
Woods Q 1.a Per Cont Refund.
Ing Measure,
soas to Make the Bonds Perpetual, Bearing
8 3Per Gent Interest.

| qc 40 IN Nota +ho pord, par,o+ro1 p,,..,,.
00"AAA6
8 Per Gent Interest.
nnRr.Jc r,ANna
| r,,,,,rn.,n ~. .a..aa..
NA'o''4Si o1 TtnyA1. svsTHM. - '"S ma
speetal Di.putch TO Ths t,hteaoo Tribune.
wAsu1Nnror. ~ n. Fch, ~ -rho r,,h,,,
| Lnnds Commission nnnolnted Int snmn,ar hn a
comnctcd tts ronnrt ,tron nm ,ani uysto,r nrh,,
| following nrc n,nnng tho rceor,,nen'lotto, a
renr1anizntlon ~ tha no,crnI T.,,I' 'nn,o., n,..,
an ncrooso ~ IN forr,. Tint sun,n,, 1n,T.
nn.t,,r,,ro In nd. M horoa f.a, h.
ontcnteti hy tovnshrns: that hotter ,r3vIs,ons
ahnII bo fnn1o for rtlnr tho ho,n1nr raos ~ .,
vcvcd trncs. TINT Tho svstcn, ~ ,ntt,n1 n,.t,,,
snrvova l,v rnntro ~ br 1scorttr,,oI ,a.to. ~,
aurvovs ntti l,o,,norlca hot,,,o,, q, otos ~ u tr
rItorics shnl hn hcrooftor r,,Ln ,,adau
tho ,,1roc,Ion ~ .ha Cnnst an1 notan.ia
survey. that ~, o,r,,o ~ ~ nnao,,,o. ~
enoh ioral Innd. .nmcn w. v,,o1ia,od Tho-, q 49, ~
now about alaoty,avo T theso oi!'cers. i this
RECOMMENDATION Is mHdo and carried out 1t will
saye great deul OF expense. Tho Commission
eFs will recommend division Ut public lands
into i've general classes-arahlu, trrjgnb1e. nus
turngc, timber, and mineral. Tho Commission
M, o repeal oi .ha1 tho pFegmpon
NJ ,,,,,IIo I,r5 . v,.,tt .rht,h ~ ~ 1,,.. .S
,,,r',nrs =, ,hn "sss",. ~ T. nu"m Wy
doubtful vai,ie.
HAVING MADE THIS RECOMMENDATION,
that hcroatter arabic public iands shall bo dis.
posoa ot t, uher .ne aonaes.ead law: Iho provis4
nrnsnr"H H.. ~ Enn"M.. ~, III ~ h' .sa. w.
assofseu, put tne poieata WI. w Iostro.oa 10
thoso persons VINO H1ay ba ACTUALLY cugugcd In
perfcctlnE titles TO othgr cntriesu under tho lioe-
stcad law, Or who hive gnlned s,tch titles and
continue to reside OH their homestead, Tho
present laws regarding town-alte locntions viii
recommend that no limit bo placed upon the
amounts Of IrrIgablo land which any ono person
W. u,1u "'.ut " e1p''"t neoucu ~ lsr'gate !aho
s''cecssfullyi 10 80 large that individual sottlers
.g tis sae VII tho
In That I'M ianI shall ,,a soiS ~ o." os muu"o's
mere, ono. nth to bo pa'd down, and the balnnco
such land slsall he Issued until It s shown that
aperitled sum per ncre-say f2-has boon OK
rnp IArps cLAssxp As ..r.sr,nAo,"
vii, comprise untIubcrod mi, ,ninarnl 1anas mt
ar'.o ~ rrCnprtn Vi VI IH ,1tt faoy emgrace
Ho ripo.uon, ,, q Lne afeas q many ot the
sposni of tbsas ns Il Is sspco;u sPtSS1g tSnt s '
AZ it, I" thG n nsun1y q 1aaa ID, Which Ss person
n e not iIincI far Ti tha rnaa S5t feGp n.
en st @ snr ~ aar1 q,,,na ,ies or s9 1sres Of sel,
aerss Of aTsslo " lsna s ihe ihs sSs coa9n,s :.
so,l wll. IT,. torof2re, h9 WY likely
or fnes esE "a t c3loS q txon O.
10 ess a. o s4Sss tSas SSy SSy sas sy Se
N<pItI Inn t@k
, 1880-02-25

Congressman GFeenousy L. Fort, Of tho Eighth
hlstrot.waa ia tho city yesterday, snd was Inter
vtswed by TRIBUNE reporter, who AK I'd him
about hls bill for tho removal Of tho duties on
, 1880-02-25

A vote taken un m meaning iaock Island
dummy yesterday morning resulted us follows:
BtAine, 10; Grant, 2s; Washburne, E: L. 2. Letter,
u. Republican nominee whoever ho may lu. II.
nominee ot tho Democratic Convention, u; retor
Cooper. 1.
, 1880-02-25
CONTESTED ELECTIONS

Special DsAateh to Ihs thteaeo 7>tbun&
WAsulSoToN, D. O., Fob. sLJrha uouse Com.
m1tteo on Klcotions, 1t the regular meeting this
lnoFuing, devoted most Of the tlmo to further
discussion Of tho Donnolly- Washbusn ouss
, 1880-02-25
MARINE MATTERS

6psetas Dispatth TO Ine Chicago 1tthuns.
MlLWAukEx, Feb. 2t.-CArrlors aro gradually
obtaining improved rates on xraln cargocs. To-
day tho schooner J. ]. Case WAS nut In for corn
~ Buffalo ut suvcn cents pcr busheL
, 1880-02-25

Ing used, wtnt IL tho sense conycyct! by what the
e afoa ss t S7 wSn Sa es
1n!ttcof Who STOCKS committed but toe
spcnkor7 Tho Yentlo1unn from Toxins, ho col'
tinuct!, f1na. mat'o tho observation that eoni.
mttteo t,nsi hretl stocked, aud TINT observation
hnd reflected on tho Speaker. and necessarily ~
Individual members Ut the Committee. II tho
Esa bssn .s @ t eisSsa dsfsst ts' ho
Mr. Heaxan-No such word or ins!nuatton VIA
sIr. MSLane-And got, tho language used Va. Va.
what tho spirit In which thoso renlnrks wrrs
made, | do not think them proper. 'ln MT
think that tho gentlemen. cnn tnnfntnin nErcea'
blu reiAtlpna It thoy indulge In any surl n,
mnrks. ] thlt|e. tho rctuarks wcro In, proper and
mado wlthnut 1ustillcatlon. ,.-
Mr.. kenna, Rilother nselnbor OF tho Commit.
tee, sAtd TINT on nnMi vote OIL tho lnt1r-Sthso
Commerce hill some retnnrks bad fallcn frttt
which opinions ta.l tlt1eretl. somo uleni"rs, Ct
oonstr,lotion, and the Gharii.ap 'ilsayowcd any
eAch intention, and deuiod tho psopFlety u la'
s, Tha initial horo d,onncd.
:, Ths Iios:s thes @ wcat Into Committee on tho
The pondlus amyniment was that o'tsTed, ,' n; h
shall have been referred to committee ata T., T.,
rGnort la tnAdo thoteon for sixty days, Il tnau IN n
n order for tho tnember WIN Introduced tho eI "
dlschMr8ed from Its further consideration, an1
tho Ply ~ cither reforroa IT, the Colninlttee Ok
thG whs x. q, ss;od ny tho !loHso curac
~ oppnsEng tho a'netnl,nrnt, stntcd i wa ~
proposition In re9nrd 10 tariff legislation. ~
d!tt nos want to run tariff Legislation ~ tlt WIZ, "uy
tho tArln, In which Mcssrs. Wright, Cox, aud
Hawlsy participated. -o,
q. T4rilcr'a aiuun4nout was relccted-1os toy, np,
maklnE i appy however, oa!y n ssnu9 !, D'Its bs
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-08-21
By Universal Accord,


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ranged and nicely finished in every

ranged and nicely finished in every
respect. To Mr.. John Ault, the
builder, is due great deal of credit.
He furnished the plan drawn to a
scale, managed the work of building
and finished all the carpenter work
in good style. The financial part of
the work, which involved the get
ting all the supplies together and the
supervision of the work generally.
was intrusted to Mr.. Eli McMillen,
the Accident member CT the build
ing committee, who devoted about
all his time to the matter during its
erection. The people here seem to
be much pleased with their pastor,
Rev. j. ]. Young, and we hope that
it may be their gobd fortune to re.
tain him for years to come.
Our Normal School in the hands of
Professors Mitchell and Dewitt, is
improving in numbers rapidly and
we look to see a large school. The
school now numbers about 40 to 40,
and more to come. All the branches
required by the State Board are here
taught, and we hope to see the school
a perm9nent affair. The location
cannot be surpassed, and at the pres
ent rate of increase the schoo. will
come to be one among the best in the
State.
Mr.. Gnagey and Mr.. Boyer are
adding TO the appearance of the town
very much by theii improvements,
and now if the night brigade will
see that all the old wagons and
boards are removed from Front
street, the town will look. much
better.
Respectfully,
EUGENE,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-08-21

blue sky this night until it shall
sweep the green turf under your
feet 1t hangs over our camp. Read
away up under the stars the inscrip-
ton we have written on it, 10 these
twenty-five years. 49,
"Twentys6ve years ago the Re.
publican party was married to Lib
erty, and this is our silver wedding,
fellow citizens. Great applause. A
Worthily married pair love each 9TH
or better on the day of their silver
wedding than on the day of, their
first espousals, and we are truer to
Liberty to-day and dearer to
God than we were when we spoke
our first word of liberty. Read away
up under the sky across our starry
banner that first word we uttered %
years age! What is it? Slavery
shall never extend over another foot
OF the territories of the great
West Applause. Is that
dead or alive? Alive, thank God,
for evermore! Applause. And
truer to night than it was the hour
it was written / Applause Then
it was a hope, a promise, a purpose.
To might 1t is eqaal with the stars
immortal history and immortal
truth. Applause.
"Come down the glorious steps of
our banner. Every great record we
have made we have yindicated our
blood and our truth. 1t sweeps the
ground and it touches the stars.
Come there, young man, and put in
your life where all is living, and
nothing is dead but the heroes who
defended it! Applause. 1 think
these young men will do that, of
course they willp]
Gentlemen, we are closing this
memorable campaign. We have got
our enemies on the run everywhere.
Laughter And all you have to do
i'll this noble old city, this capital of
the Western Reserve, is to follow
them up and finish by showing the
rebellion under once more. We stand
on an isthmus. This year and next
is the narrow isthmns between US
and perpetual victory. If you can
win now, and win in 1880, then the
very stars in their courses will fight
for us. Applause. The census will
do the work, and will give us thirty
more freemen of the North in our
Congress which will make up for the
rebellion of the South. Great APP.
plause. We are posted here. as the
Greeks were posted at Thermopyle,
to meet this one great barbarian,
Xerxes, Of the isthmus. Stand in
your places, men of Ohio! Fight
this battle, win this victory, and
then ore more puts you in safety
! forever ~
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-08-21

The Democratic papers are bowling
mad because the enthusiams. of the
people has called out a series of
speeches from General Garfield. II
is something they dare not do with
their candidate. They dare not let
him open his mouth. He is muzzled
tighter than Spitz or Newfoundland
in dog days. is this fact that makes
them doubly mad. Republicans will
be glad, to see the tnuzzle removed
from the Superb" and hear his
opinions upon the great questions
ahOutwhich the people are thinking.
Don't be over modest.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-08-21

When the Fusion Legislature of
Maine adjourned" last winter it
was to meet on August 5. The date
has come and gone, but the men
whom Garcelon and his gang of bur-
glars counted in have made no at
tempt to reassemble as a legislature.
If they are still proud of that ex-
plot for free count it is strange they
should have allowed so good an OPP
portunity to slip by unimproved OF
bringing their case freshly before the
people on the opening Of the cam.
paign. Perhaps The Republicans can
be depended upon to keep it fresh
enough.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-08-21
Accident Items.

! ACCIDENT, ND, Aug. 16, 1880.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN, THE peo-
pie of this thriving town should feel
encouraged. Evidences of its i'm
provement are multiplying on all
sides the carpenters hammer and
the painters brush have been busy
all summer. New houses, new fen
ces. liberal use of paint and white
wash have done their good work.
which ought to serve as encourage.
ment for others to 60 and do likewise.
The new parsonage erected here
for the Lutheran minister is about
completed and presents a very at
tractiye appearance and reflects
credit upon all concerned in its cree
ton. The house is large, well ar
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-08-21
1.-THE Republican" for The Campaign.

lie hepuDllcan IOr inc campaigns
The present political campaign
will doubtless be one of the most i'm
portant, as. we'll as earnestly contest
ed ones in which the; country has
ever engaged. THE REPUBLICAN,
will present its readers with the is
sues of the campaign, calmly, frank
Iy and dispassionatcly stated, and
will from week to week furnish an
accurate record of the news of the
canvass as it progresses. The Cam
paign REPUBLICAN should Der cad
Ivy every voter in the county, and in
order that it may be placed within
the reach of all, it will be mailed
hostage prepaid, from this time un-
til the 18th of November, for the low
price of 25 CENTS. We ask the
cooperation of every Republican
voter in the county in our endeavOr
to place the Campaign REPUBIICAN
in every mans hands in Garrett
county, and. to aid US in dissemina-
ting the truth among the people.
Make, up clubs and forward the
names at once, accompanied by the
cash-the prize for The campaign be-
ing strictly IN uduo'ce.
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Health is Wealth !!

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ton of price. We guarantee six boxes to cure
any case. With each order received by us for
six boxes, accompanied with five dollars we
Will send the purchaser written guarantee to
return the money if the treatment does not
effect cure. Guarantees issued only when
the treatment is ordered direct from us.
Address or call on A. G.STURGISS, Druggist,
Oakland, Maryland. Aug. II v
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-08-21
Real Estate Transfers,

The following is a list of real estate
transfers fled for record in the Office
of W. II. Tower. Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Garrett county, for the
week ending August IL:
Henry Kamp to A. C. Dewitt,
part of Military lot 1851, 20 acres ;
$500. -.
Sophia, Amos W. Savage and
others to Adam Garringer and WIN.
Hinebaugh, part of a tract of land
called "High Water Resurveyed, "14O
acres; S242.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-08-21
Club Meeting.

At the regular meeting of the Oak
land Garfield and Arthur Club last
Friday night, Benjamin A. Rich
mond, Esq, of Cumberland, address
ed the Club. He spoke for more than
an hour, his subject being the records
of the two parties for the past twenty
years. The address was well receiV-
ed. The club meets every Friday
evening at the Court House.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-08-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Bridge Examiners Notice
Notice is hereby given,

That the undersigned, appointed by the
County Commissioners of Garrett county, to
examine whether the public convenience re-
quires the erection of q bridge across the
Youghiogheny river, near the mouth of
Snowy Creek. at the Ashby Mil Ford, Oh the
road leading from Oak land TO the West Vir-
ginia line, at or near the Nordick settlement,
will meet at the place designated, on Thurs
day, September 18th, 1880, and perform their
duty in tho premises. t..
VIM. WHITE,
G. M. MASON,
+. p. ARNOLD, ,..,
8l45t Examiners,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-08-21

,Dsmocracy. 1t would infuse new
ms Into the old petrified mummy
anu the people would know just
"nat they are voting for. 1 would
suggest the proprlety of inscribing
!ne above motto on all Hancock and
English banners.
Yours;
INQUIRING VOTER.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-08-21
Registration Notice.

The undersigned, officers of Registration
for Garrett county, in compliance with the
requirements of the Act of 1876, chapter 249
which makes 1t the duty of Officers of Regis
tration to sit at some place convenient to the
voters of their respective districts, for five
successive days, commencing the first Monday
Ct September, In each year for the purpose Of
discharging their duties, hereby give notice
that they will attend as follow: ,.# T. "
The Officer of Registration for the First
Election District will sit at Wilson's Store. I
The Officer of Registrations, for the Second
Election District will sit at his res dcnce near
Selbysport. " ,''' '..'..' |
The Officer OF Registration for the Third
Election District will sit at Grantsville. /
The officer of Registration for the ourth
Election Districtwill sit at Bloomington. /
The Officer Of Registration for the Fifth
Election District will sit at his residence, near
Accident. r'' trl ifiit'i-t'. g. we. Dc !
The Officer Of Registration for the Sixth
Election District will sit at the residence Of
r. j. Browning. - a
The Officer of Registration for fine Seventh
Election District viii sit at the Court House
in oakland. e., - I9.t-p'i - 'a F. 81, !
The Officer of Registration for tn! Eighth
Election District will sit at his residence Fort
PendletOn!i 49, "a. ! g. 49, j. \
The Officer of Registration for the Ninth
Election District will sit at his residence, near
Johnson's. -,
On. Monday, Tuesday,. Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday. 9Th, 18th, Sth,, ,
9th, 10Th days Of September, from 8
o'clock, a, m., to p. M. 1880
for che purpose of discharging their duties as
Officers Of Registration. according to said Act
of the General Assembly,. ,......
HENRY o. HAMILL, yea
Officer Registration First District.
~ BENJAMIN H. GREEN,
officer Registration Second District.
ISAIAH FULLER, is ..
Officer Registration Third District.
~ WI. BARNARD, '~''' -.
Officer Registration Fourth District.
DANIEL HINEBAUGH, e
officer Registration Fifth District.
THOMAS BROWNING, i."''
Officer Registration Sixth District.
'' VIM. II. HALL, -
Officer Registration Seventh District.
&C. w. f. DEAKNIS, . 't =
officer Registration Eighth District
- '.' DANIEL CAREY, 49, .
officer Registration Ninth District.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-08-21

Thousands upon thousands of chill.
dren die annually of those diseases in
cident to early childhood whereas,
if DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup were used
in. time, their. lives would, in all
probability be saved.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-08-21
Odd.Felrow,s Picnic.

The Odd!Fellows Of Grafton pre-.
pose holding a picnic at Oakland
Thursday next. 1t is expected that
a large crowd will be in attendance,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-08-21
Quarterly Meeting.

The Second quarterly meeting of
the United Brethren in Christ CON
venes at South Point on the 2Sth
and 29th Of August, DIR. Warner
presiding. Come one, come all.
Also bring your baskets, as we in
tend to have basket meeting.
II. NJ. MOORE. P. G.