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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-02-12
Great Men in the U. s. Senate.


1t may not be that the palmy days
of the United States Senate are to re.
turn, says the Nea0 York Tribune,
but the list of accessions to that body,
reported in the legislative nomina-
tons, is no mean one. Mr.. Conger,
of Michigan; Gen. Harrison, of Indi-
ana; Gen. Hawley, of Connecticut;
Mr.. Platt, Of New York, and Mr..
Hale, of Maine, are all new members
who will strengthen the Senate ap-
preciatively. Some of them have al
ready won distinction in parliament
tary and party leadership, and some
in the quiet and pains-taking labors
of legislation, which make no noise,
but whose value is best understood
when, by any chance, they happen to
be lacking. Among the old mem,
bers re-elected, Mr.. Dawes and Mr.,
Bayard hold equally distinguished
places in their respective parties, and
both have the Senatorial quality.
John Sherman Inasmuch as he now
receives his fourth election; nor is he
a e-elected member. His is the
strongest name on the list, and its
weight will be felt in the new Senate.
The pre- eminence of the Senate in
ability as compared with the House
will become apparent with the open
ing of the 47th Congrss. if it is not so
already, and there must be a good
many members of the First Vote
Clubs Of the last campaign who can
remember when something like the
reverse OF this was true. .s
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Health is Wealth +!

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Address or call on A. G.STU RGISS, Druggist
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FOR SALE.

The printing presses, type, fixtures and
equipments of the Garrett County Herald For
terms and particular apply to
]. w. VEITCH,
Attorney for Eva G. Tasker,
Oakland, Md.
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

JUSTICES OF III r EEACE.
District No. 1-Wm. SharpIess ana
Emil F. Droege,
2-J. NJ. Kessler and
l.. G.. Fike.
3-Henry Winterberg
& Sylvanus Butler.
A. ]. Warwick and
A. ]. Michaels.
5-sWm. Hinebaugh l.
Jos. H. Davis.
6.--R. T. Browning 4
Francis Seahuld,
7-R. B. Jamisou and
A. l.. Osbourn.
8--Chas. Best, Isaac
/. Thompson.
9-Perry Weimer, ].
FaZenbaker.
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LODGES.

A. r. & A M-Meet every first
and third Thursday night.
l. o. o. f. No. 12-Meet every
Monday night.
Alta Lod e. No. 574!' X. of H.
Meets in McComas Hall I'd and 4th
Thursday evenings of each month.
l. o. @. T. re. II4-Meet every
Tuesday night.
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ORPHANS COURT.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.

The regular sessions of the County
Commissioners commence on the
first Monday in January; the first
Monday in April, being the appeal
and transfer term; the first Monday
in June, being the levy term; the first
Monday in July, the term for ap-
pointing judges of election, and the
first Monday in October.
President, d. H. Friend; Com
missi0ners. John Wilhelm and w,
w. Breadwater.
Clerk-Fresl. A. Thayer, who will
be in the office on Tuesdays and Sat
urdays of each week.
County Surveyor-John Harmed.
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To the Farmers.

Having rented the shaffer mill, one mile
west of Oakland, / am prepared to do country
work promptly, and satisfaction guaranteed.
nov 20-tf. II. WATSON
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BLACKSMITHING.

The undersigned are prepared to do ali
kinds OF blacksmithing at their shop on sthe
fcorner of Mill and second streets. Al lCork
uqardnteed. HORSE SUOEING A SPECIAL
TY, Call and see us.
KILDOW Il YELOLY,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24
THE PRAYER,

WIN Santa come for sure this Christmas eve
To member u.s. dear mama, do you b'iievoG
You said God heard the pray that children prayed,
And so prayed for Santa. wasn't bit afraid.
But didn't even whisper-I only thought II all.
/ remembered overything-the cake and Mama's
shawl.
And Just before said amen, told the Lord
Let Santa, then, bring doll with sure nuH hair
And dress II, too; cause fits bare
But Glide said Santa knowed, he guessed,
Enough to bring a doll all dressed.
And then prayed, let Papa get an order.
Papa needs God-he ain't got any father.
Papa paints pictures. trees, aud cows, and dogs,
with little bits ofrivcrs under logs;
The logs are JUS like wood ones-Ius as mic
Only the cows stay nil day still rs mice.
And then I said "Now Lord that's all
An ordcr-mama's shawl and Opie's doll"
Then was done prayen oil my thought;
An Christmas Day, when everything is brought
The doll, and shawl an order and some pie
Let know for certain that 1t reached the sky;
An III does, why children everywhere
Can speak out loud their prayer.
- -Ceorose Nfefr0er
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24
GUESTS AT YuLE.

Noeig Noel!
Thus sounds each Chris mas bell
Across the winter snow.
But what the little footprints all
That mark the patti from the church yard wnll7
They are those fthe children walked tonight
From sleep by the Christmas bells and light:
Ring sweetly, chimcsi son, son, my rhymcsl
Their beds are under the snow.
Nocti Nocii
Carols each Christmas bell.
What are the wrniths Of mist
That gather anenr the wndow-pnne
where the winter frost all day has lans
They are soullcss elves, who fhn would peer
Within md laugh atour Chstmns cheer;
Ring flectly, chimcsi swim, swift, my rhymes
They are made the mockng mist
Nocti NOeil
Cease. cease, each Christmas bcil
Under the holy bouEh,
Where the happy children throng and shouk
What shadow seems 10 dit Rbuutg
Is II the mother, then, who died
Ere the greens were scrc last Christmas-tide2
Hush, falling chimes Cease, cease, my rhymesl
The guests are gathered now.
prom Me "Hoiiddy" Number Of The Critic 6y Ed
mind O. iSedmun.
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.

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cases by consulting DR.. LEON as Mass. nv. Prescrip
tions and advice tree ofany charge whatever no.
nR LEON, ,THEoLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
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2 10 and los All Female Complaints aud lrregu-
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rooms for ladies. no.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24

Aslreet gamin was overheard in crowd argu-
my: Billy, how many Sunday schools, do yer
belong to now2' 1--WE Joined two till after
Christmas" Billy replied. "Well, I've Joined
three of these hcavengelical ones, but II them
Christmas trees don't pan out more for me this
year than they did last I'll iine the Universalums
next year. They blceve al fare alike, and If any
enooLer there hangs q sealskin frock on the tree
foi his girl s'pose they manage TO give sealskin
AL round. pair of sealsiin gloves would III me
bully" Afoi this speech the youngsters dis
pcred.-NoriCich Bulletin.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24

Annoyance Avoided.
Gray hairs are honorable, but their premature
appearance Is annoying Parkers Hair Balsam
prevents the annoyance by promptly restoring the
youthful color
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24

counsel, and have lust rs good right to talk as
you hive. You are too "tolkcy" this morning
entirely, Mr.. Da1dge. You are like boy with
the dRrrhmn.
The witness was then cross. examined by Mr..
Scovillc, and required 10 state the pehliartics
Of three insane patients laborug under insane de-
lusnns Of homicidal character.
Mr. Scoville asked the witness whether, in his
answer 10 the Hypothetical question he had as
sumcd that the prisoner honestly believed that he
was Inspired by God TO remove the President The
nnsWcts the witness were cloimedb by Mr. Scovillc
hS not being responses to the question, which was
repeated several times by the court reporter. The
wines did not assume that the supposed domi-
nation of the prisoners miud the result Of in
sane dcusiou lie did not take Il that the prisoner
had any communication from the Lord. He did
not bcievc That he was honestly Inspired.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24
GREA-T SAGRIFIGE
SASH AND TRIMDIxu1
RibbonS-

A job lot Of Linen Collars, at 6, 10, IL, IL,
10 G2 cents, less than one-third their first cost
In Spanish FchuS and iScaJs we offer
great bargains
AH-Sitk ,Scdrfs and Fichus, best Spanish
designs, at SIPS, woHh Sl.70; Sl.50, ,corth
sos $3.50, former price $295.
Lddies', Misses, and Chiidrcn's Lace Col
lars, so, 70, so cents, and up.
Lace Fichlts al so cents, 'corth S1.2O. Some
ertra nice at $3.50, arOrth S2.05.
A full line Of elegant Chenille Tape and
Mourning Fringes, Dress and Cloak Buttons,
Fur Trimmings, at asionishingly lo'V prices
NO0t'S,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24

Of the drawing room opens and beautiful girl
enters, leaning upon tho arm of n tall, dark-eyed
gentleman, who proudly leads her to place be.
had known her from infancy, pronounces the
solemn words making thom man and wife. look
upon the happy group, and join the company IN
wishing them all the joy that life can give, ana
turn away muslng:
Though varying wishes, hopes, and fears
feverd the progress OF these years,
Yet now, DAYS. weeks and months but seem
The recollection of n dream.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24
7CHIROPODIsTs.

B-A.SE FEET
pronlote health and longevity. Hence thousands
from far and near among them the highest medical,
This country and representatives of leading foreign
governments visit DR, WHITES ChlropOdial los-
tablishment, lil6 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
Willards Hotel, where relief is afforded without pain
In few minutes. Press of business during Office
hours precludcs attendance nt residences except amer
%, m Ofllce fee, 81 per visit. de9
J. u GEORGES,
ChIropOdlst, Anatomist, and Manufacturer OF Fine,
Fashionable, and Easy Fitting BOOTS and SHOES
Under National Hotel
COrns Bunions and Ingrowing Nails, DC, perma-
nently cured. Lasts madeto order aud preserved for
customers se25
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MEDICAL.


CURE CURE FOR MALARIA, CAROLINA
- TOLU TONIC-Sure cure for Dyspepsia In all Its
stages, also for Coughs Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma, and
all diseases of the Throat and Lungs, and the OniU
remedy that Is beneficial in mslHrial climates. This
CANDY, MAGNFSIA, and other medicinals bene-
fetal In above diseases, the basis being the puresl
Rice and ltye Whistles, hnrmle eSs and very pleasant
to take. Try IT, For sale by ali druggists and RrOcers
at o. per quart bottle. The trade supplied ut liberal
discount by
BARBOUR & HAMILTON and FRANK HUME.
wholesale grOcers, sole agents for this city. Henry
Bschotr d Co., New York and Charleston :. G., sole
manufacturers and propriotOrs. de2-ly
CJoNFIDENTIAL ADVICE FREE ON ENLARG-
Ing the SIZE of parts of the forn mall or female.
Address ERIE MED CO.. box 5l3 BDhlo, N Y.
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LADIES' GOODS.

N00t75
SPECIAL BARGAINS
ONE w EFlR
FROM
TUESDAY, December 81.
Elegant Brdnched Corsage Fio,oers, in all
shades, 35 cents.
SunRower Bouquets, at 40 cents.
AU-Sak Roses, handsomely Jrdnched, al
forrest figures.
We warrdnt that The colors Of our Fto,cers
'CiH not rub of.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24
rhe Condi,Ion or es.Goyernor she epherd

The Condition or Ex-Governor Shepherd.
lex Governor Shepherd, OF Washington. who is
mining In Mexico has been bitten IN the les by d
tarantula and Will lose the leg,
The above Is from the lIGte2er and seems to be
going the rounds Of the newspapers. Governor
but not from the bite of a tarantula. The follow,
ing extract from letter just received from him
Will perhaps assure his friends of his health and
happiness;
dhy leg is almost well. am most happy to
state. Tie weather Is perfect, This climate Is 30
superior TO yOum that have grave doubts whether
we viii ever b0 satisfied again with our own, For
seven months uf the year II Is just perfect and for
the remaining eve better than ours"
y, G., IN The Boston Traveller.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-12-24
A SAD PROCESSION FOLLOWED

the remains OF the youthful couple to the little
church. yard and gentle hands laid them away in
the final resting place. soon after left the town,
ana occasionally heard OF the welfare of the
little orphan girl, Of how she struggled for life of
the deep interest every mother Of the town seemed
TO take in her, of how she grew in beauty, Of the
gGnce and winning manners, and, when she be-
came older, of the bitterness in her heart toward
the North, which she insisted had deprived her Of
both father and mother.
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YIicr III Trau gSinsIp.p2

Da, eisIe 8russ oft ssfsllt wiro, mO!ltn
mir einfad iasen, bab ife eine DAME tH,
Bic ss ilA felt 80 Sabrfn iur Gufsabe mads
te, Grausnfrantteitsn, hauptfahIih abrr
&inDsrfrantttttsn ,u ilubirrn. Sie bat
bte &ontitutOn unb bic BsburfniHs bts1sr
satlreid,en GlaiIsn bslonbers espriilt une
als Nelultct prattiidsr SsenntnilIe unS
Grfabruns, wslde lse I'm 9aufa siass Wen.
fAsnaltsrs als 2rantsnpflssertn unb ar3t
sslammelt, bat Gs ben Scoting Ssrup
ale tefonbsrsS @tttsl fir ,abnsabs 8iaesr
;ufammsnssisbt, Dis(e Meet;iu hat s!ne
masil&e @irtuns - lie eitt Wube unb
@sfunpesit unb srbalt uiFenen qeib, Sn
5clse oisier Msobin 1T 5rau 8inslou
ueltterii5mt gepu.ben ale WSbltbdtsrtn
tsr &inesr. uno pie 8inper msrbsn srpb
unh Daafsn ibr pafi fiir. Nuh lii bislsr Staet
Bat lis bic 0inber gu Danf psrpHIdtst.
@rcbe Quantitakn ees SOotins Sprup
watsn bier tasliG perfauft nnb rertrauht.
N4ir elauben, Mrs. Wiaslow bat fd,
rurt oiefen Mrtittl unfsrbliA semaht
unb mir Fnb iitsr,sust, bab burh bsnfrl,
ttn 1aufsnee pca 8tueern sersttet pureen
unp off Miuiunen tenlslten nod nit
Gtfols esbrauhsa wsrpsn. 3tins SHUTTER
bet ttr' pflidt 9sthan, wenn iie ntdt
Ms. Winslow's Soet'ns Sgrup an
wantts. Ysrfuht es Ngs. 9abtes gilttpr
gisw 9)orf. 3u Strfauien bet auen
DrussiR.a. -25 Cents bic Glal&s.
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2t,sSciaess.
9Sthttge nno iuarnenoe SfDtis
fur Aus, b,e cine N1Gbmnfbine
Al tauftn beabitbti0cn.

Office son u DhitsS Mdbmaf 6inen Go.
GltYsla.b. 8 Is. Wdrs 1881.
gBir lenfsn Sbre bdonbe,t Iufmsrfiamteit ba-
rauF. bah mir Biz 2Itfeite bes GhisterS, Der biz
Sbutils tedt, nit eias. beutliaen Nummer BE-
;sidnen unb biefe!5e regiifrren. gDtnn Yerfauft,
HELEN mir ben, 8duicr siuea gnarraut arf Sabre
aus. D;sf.r @irraHt eaibilt Zen Mamen Bee
Masn.en, ber bic. Ralhins spn uas fauf,e ben
Datpm bes RaIfs uaa bic .ekf Der yIotte btfinb>
ltbe Numner Der gDarrant III Bon uns uner-
,eifnst uss mil BEN SuSsl: ftr gcmpasnie ssr-
fbfn. @1e arbern itflH unftrm Hsmen ausas>
iislttn Wauants En5 uaddt yerfpnea, welte
Ma'tnsn faafen, ali beren Vlatttn Gle Rdmmgr
sHdnse : pSer tfftdbist 1T, .iD1nen itttr iein,
fruber otsr ipait in i,nannsbmli1ftitn ju ee>
raten.
Die dt!s :. Dbits" 1T hsutissn Cages bic DO
pularfs i'm pauo9i, biz taiste unb bete. Cine
aroFsu au,cbl Der ,,Wbit," IL. Irit bieIelte in
ponbsl erf.tsn. fatr5i,t unb ptrtauft ppreen, ais
BON elmer anesrH in isiben 5eiirauas. ieiibem
Nabmai6insn erfnnbsn murben. Sbre 2eih.i1teit.
8efdpinbigfsti. ,siis l}orm, Sh6nteit, S au-
srbaftisttit, @erduftloHsfsit unb ibr wreis stf>
stnis.n fh uni bic Waltine itper fyariIit MIN.
ftsnsDsfib su MAIDEN unb salitdnbiee 9uf,ieetn.
tst nit ber ,.gBbite" iu iittrn
Der rsau!d,s altborilrte Ntrfdufer fur Gan
gnirnio, 1eras III Herc gU. g.. GrDS.
unb mir ralben ben dufsrn, Niemanb anpsrs III
patrpnilIreu, uin bic dtie .Dbitt' tu betpmmsr,.
W4ttr Nabmafhintn.g .gompaautt,
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- Seibelberser Stuoenten uls 9isser=
Miin1rels. GuS Stuttsart mirb unter
benz y. slpril ben u@dmdbii@en Wterz
f,tr" wSrtlid seidrieben: vslm Samitas
trat im acn3ertlual ber 2ieaerballe cine
seldloHene @eieuidaft bon Seioelberser
Stubenten auf, unter Dem 9famen The
anglo-american club minstrels (pan=
bernbe Singer in tauidenSer Naaab=
muns prn Neserfreis selaNenen in apitiial,
Saltuns uno @eberber, bic @eiidtsr
sldn5eno seidwar5t, bic aleioer MODERN,
auf ben 5duptern bic idief aufseieete
Serepisntiiee. Sbre nit pielem Wie se>
ipidten llnterreounsen, wedielnb nit Sea-
tiOnalseiansen nit seididter Besleituns
purd aaitasnetten. Gambnrin uno flims
pernpe Guiturren, ferner fcmiide Edn3e
unp bic NuIiibruns elmer Yciie uWaxic
nation gratis" erregte Bel ben sablreiden,
n,eilt aus Nmsritanern uno Gnsldnbern
beftebenben geiudesn bic 9adlut in
bDhem @rabe." .sT
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@oaegen perli6ern min 0Fentlid, Dap
mir uniere 8cmilbungen sur 8efreiung
bes Solfes fortieben tperben. gSlr !nerz
ben uns eben 10 menig ourb Den Galgen
abI6reden lallen, tpie SolouieIf uno
anbere @erfe6ter Der Sreibeit wabreno
Der lebten &e9ierung. y1a6 Dem ST.
eigniiie pom 80. Mars iebte oos ggee1z
tipeon1ite ben Raiier in &cnntnib, DAB
oas ein3ige Mittel sur Wieberberltellung
frieoli6er 3uitdn0e in einer Mppellation
an bas 8olf beitebe. gta@ ben 6in=
ri6tungen sl urtbeilen bat Die hobfe
Getpalt es borgeaogen an ben 6enfer
su appelliren. N3oge es 10 iein. 9as
Gomite ipill einittpeileu nod fein llrz
t6eil iiber Die allgemeine politif beg
&aiiers ausipre6en, ertldrt ieop6, oaB
cine reactiondre Yolitif gu berberbli6ez
rem Golgen als bic greignille I'M @{ar5
fiibren tpiro.-glm S6luiie appellirt
oas greeutipcon1ite al oem Sample filr
Die 6reibeit tbeilSunebn1en.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-06

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1881-05-06
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