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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
q ssIGN ELS SALE OF THKEt- STORY BRICR
"A DWELLING.

4 SSTGE ELS SALE of THKEk-STORY BRICK
"A DWELLING.
Under and By virtue Of ce,is'n desd Of ~
gnrneiIt, dat. the Sd day of January, A. M3
L. lSsI. sng duly recorded AMONG the and -.
cords for the District Of Columbia, in Liber 959
OF foliy 270. ct eco Ill sn putfic auction in
front Of the premises. ob TUESD>Y, FEsRUAaY
Isl, AT forR O'CLOCK N all the risht, title
interest of tire ssignors in said deed N and to
tho. pi.css Of Real E-tate situate 10 the Cit. OF
Wss hipg!or, u. O., and described parts Of lots
!i6 ard I'D .i1teen and seventeen, in mare num-
bered four hundred ana fifty f ur (45f): beginning
for the same at q point on 81 ST, set nth forty
three 43) feet six t6} inches east from the north
W. St corner Of said rot numbered sixteen. and
the nee running along said street twenty feet
the &c south Q12) one hundred and twelve feet and
Six 1nches: thence west twenty f-et. themes north
one hundred aud twelve feet and six inches to the
ace OF BEGINNING together with the improve
msIfs.
Terms made known day Of sale Terms to bs
comV led with in five days: other rise assignee
the light to resell the property at the risk
days sdyerfis Inebt in the evening star.
ZACHAR1AH TOBRINER, Assignee.
b. BIZ Ms N6ER, auctioneer. JAMS eo& Is
sTTHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED ON
account Of the weather until THURSDAY, fEERu-
ART 80 same hour and place
ftb2-2t z. 1OBRINKB. Assignee.
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EaPHONZO YOUN2s,

1anl4 Opposite Daily Critic Office
A LWAES WE'RE AHEADs
A AXE STILL AHEAD
OF ANY AND ALL COMPOSITIONS.
FIRST PREMIUM, Or TIE GOLD MEDAL.
Awarded assin 20
CERES,
The celebrated MINNESOTA PATENT PRO.
CESS FLOUR. for being the hardsor1est ana the
ntost NUTRITIOUS Patent Flour that ever was exili
ted at fair Remember that every honsekeeper
vbo w.nfs
SEOW-WHITE BREAD, ROLLS AND BISCUITS,
should ask the grocer for ''OERES i" the Champion
Flour of America.
FOB SALE BY EVERY GOOD GROCER
WHOLESALE DEPOT:
Corner LIST -. and indiana ave,
WIN. vi. CALF L. co.
2. S.-They are also the soie Wholesale Agents for
This Dstriot OF heckers Self Raising Flour and
bGckwh6at. decl9
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Rev. Edward A. Washburn, rector OF Calvary
P. Z. chrr:h. N. Y. died yesterday. age1 81
Rev Bent c. Tay lor, emeritus pastor OF The
Bergen Reformed church, Jersey city IN is
helghts, died yesterdar, 10 his Soth year.
The Ailegan (Mich.l Journal opines that
were there 10 free railroad passes the adjourn-
ments OF the legislature from Friday till Mon-
Gay night would not be so frequent.
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STEAMERS. &c


NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-sTKANsH1P
~ LINE BETWEEN Rw YORK. HayRR LONDON
SOUTHAStFTON AND BREMEN.
ne stt of this III pany viii sail every Sat
uJc3y from Bremen Fier foot OF Sd street. Hobokeu.
jaies Of pass e:-F rom New York to Hsvre, Lon
don. soGthamptol and Bremen. first cabin $50;
second cabin $50: steeraze, $50; prepaid steer
certifcatgs. S28. For freight or passage apply TO
CELhIt rs : co. Bowlinz Green. New York.
for Washington. janis
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rCNAIiD LINE.

6tCNARD LINE.
u NOTICE
LANE ROUTE.
THE CUSAhD STt AMSHIP COMPANY LIN.
TIED.
Between New York and Liverpool, Call
ing NJ Cork HarbOr,
PROM Ter 10, r., NEW YORK.
Psrthis We'd. 9 Feb. lScythia. We'd, 9 Mar.
Bothnls- Wed, rs Fen. Parthia We'd. Is Mar
H1cs.....- Wed. u reb sothpia. We'd, AZ Mar
GaIha- 1900. ed, Mar. Bstsvi. Wed, 30 Mar.
And every Wednesday from New York.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
s6u, Sssl, SiuU, acc rdile 10 accommodations.
1lcsets To - ris Si5 additional
Return tickets on fsvs rable terms.
Steersse at very low rates. Storage tickets from
Europe, at l. west rates.
Through bills OF laden given for Belfast, Glas-
gov, Esvre, Antwerp and other ports on the Com
EDent. and for y edierranean ports.
For freis ht arc rassags apply at the Oompany's
Office No bOUlll z Green. or both steerage and
cabin to OTIS bIGELOw / co COS 7th street
Washington, ID q
janl9 VERNON Fl. BROWN NY
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lust RECEIVED
NEW YORK BUCKwHEAT-fns.
NEW ORLEANS MbLASSkS-tfOf6en.
MINEE MEAT-Nice.
MOUNTAIN and BROOK TROUT-Delicious
SARDINES In Mustard and Tonstoes-Magni-
hcent.
MORAvIAN pRET2TIS-crispy
BOSTON BAKED BEANS-Pstent Picked.
II. w. REEDS SONS.
Importers snd Dealers il Table Luxuries, Staple
aud Fancy Groceries.
janis 12lO r street northwest.
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AUCTION SALES.

nUNCANsON BROS, AuctIopeers
~ 9Th and b streets northwest
RAILROAD. INSURANCE AND OTHER
STOCKS.
Gin FRIDAY. EFBRCARY Arb. At II O'CLOCK
NOON within orr actoh rooma. yrs will sell
10 shares Columbia \ K, Go: stock.
wa. shs sion & Stock 'r'A street and s'aih
40 shaTe. Ietroy olitsu.
20 shares Great Falls Ioe 90 Stock.
IS shares National Union ms. Go. Stock. aud
Is DUNCANsON BROS Auotioneer..
T,HOMAs BOWLING. Auctionesr.
IMPORTANT ART SALE
ZINE ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS.
THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
FEBRUARY 10. IL ANDl2
AT AND O'CLOCK p H., EACH DAY.
ina oil Psinnss BY eslsb1 s,sd Ea9 n pssO
and American Artists. comprising
LANDSCAPES.
MARINE VIEWS.
FIGURES. FISH. Ere . Ero..
FRt 8. JOHNSON's ART GALLERY.
IN BOSTON. MASS.
A few of the Artists represented
y. l.. s1Inta@. NY. Jas. HaHiIson, decd
6. Il. shesrer. Mnpioh 9. ". kaapS Phiis:
D. tews fhA Phil, PFsnGts
W W. CoAel, Phila. b ie Bots. Boston.
Richards, PhiIa. e. Er 'Iuaa Dusse rf
Roland Cope. dece'd. y. Hayden, Muuich
And many others too numerous to mention il an
advertisement.
The exhibition VIII commence on MONDAY AZ
ni.hi. at FlF TEEnTH AND II srREET-. onpo-
site Wormley Hotel. the residences Ia ely ussi for
''l' ~ '-'' THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
NJ. B. LAT1MER wi conduct the sails. febS
VsRUsTEEs' SALE OF DESIRABLE M
l. PROVED REAL ESTATE, No 2lO ri STREE
kORTHME>T, NEAR THE GOVERN dENr
PRlNIINa ofFIIE. AND SUI rAsLE FOR
SMALL BUSINESS, AT AUCTION.
December 9Th. 1877. and recorded in Lioer .e.nS
No. 1916, folio 248. ct seq one Of the land rA.s
records in ana for the District of Coumbs, aud at
the request of the party holding the due and nm
anc'ion on MOSDAY, THE l4TH DAY OF FEBRU
AIRY, A. D 1881, AT 445 O'CLOCK NJ, In front
OF the premises. all OF Lot numbered sixteen 16)
in square south OF square numbered five hundred
and sixty two t5G2. } fronting IS feet on street
northwest. together with the Improvements there
on. consisting OF two story Brick Dwelling and
Store.
Terms of sale: One fourth Of the purchase money
to be aid in cash, and the balance six, twelve
eighteen, and twenty four months with lutte rest at
seven per cent ConveyanciDg at cost OF purch aser
the terms of bale are no. compiled with within ten
day after dsy of sale the Trustees the right
to resell the property at the risk and OF such
defauit1nR purchaser by giving five days notice OF
"'1'" - ALBH,RT FOX.
LOUIS p. GHOEMAKER,j trustees
ftb3-eo&ds W. W. WILL ANS Il CO.. Aucts.
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VyHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
ERTs-TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
HOUSE, No 1868 STREET NORTH WEST.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust to us. beariug -
date on the Path day of October d 1878, ina
aud dui, recorded in Iiber No. 902, folio I..6
Al, OF the land records for the District of Oolum-
bia apd by direction Of the party occurred thereby,
we, the Undersigned trustees, viii sell at public
auction. in front of the premises, on .WEDN Es-
DAY, THE 9Th DAY OF FEBRUARY, A. ID. 1881,
AT ~ O'CLOCK P. NJ. lot numbered sixty (6O) of
6ordon's subdivision of lot. in square nun bsred
one hundred and fifty 1.-Two C52.,
Terms OF sale: The amount of the debt {s481 $50
and the expenses Of the sale in cash and the bal
abce IN equal instruments in six aud twelve months,
for which the notes of the purchaser will be tax n,
bearing Interest a. per cent per anDnm from the
day OF sale, and secured by a deed of trust upon
the pIeIni 'es; or III cash. at the purchasers OPP
ton. deposit of $75 VIII be required Of the pur
chas er at the time of sale All cOuveyaucine and
recording is to De at the purchaser cost Toe trus-
tees reserve the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost of the ting purchaser IL the
te rms of sale are not cnlspied with within seven
diys after fale The above property Will De sold
subectt9 such taxes. general special as may be
against L
JAMES MCLOUdHLIN, r,.
WALTER q. DUCKECT,} 1Fu'"ees'
JAMS, u, 30 febI. 3 S,S
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brutal. OUTRAGE CASA special 10 the
Bslumole American from Wilmington, FebrlI-
AIRY 2 says:-Wm. G. Guthrie had preliminary
hearing before the mayor this morning on tue
charge or outrsging Anabel Davidson. a CHILD
Out eight years OLD. Tue crime was co nmiJLed
last November. Guthrie, &c IL alleged, tried IN
vain TO con promise the case with the mo her
by al oner or $500 nus money. He was pur-
suea by police officers, but escaped after eN-
changing several shots with his pil suers Only
Anew GAYS since he was arrested I'm Chicago and
brought back 30 this clty. The evidence ~ the
nearing Is unit Tor publication, but it eStab-
fishes almost beyond doubt that Guthrie as
saulted The child with criminal intent He
made very damaging confession 10 the chief
OF police, which Was given Ia evidence. Rspe
Is capital crime Ia this State ana therefore
not bailable, but Gathrie's COUNSEL claimed IN AZ
The actual commission ~ the crime n al not
been established. aud asked that the prisoner
be reieased On bail The mayor reserved nis
decision. Guthrie Is 40 years OF age. lie has
hiherto been or good standing, being a master
carpenter, aud at the time Of MS Night ne had
several important building contracts on hand
ire child Is an unusually pretty and innoc ent-
locking little girl.
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FLORIDA ORAN 6ES,
FRESH TOMATOES, OAPONs FROM PHILA-
DFLPdIA.
ALSO. FHILApELPBIA CHICKEN AND TUR-
KEYS.
EXTRA ROAST BEEF, CANvASS-BACK, RED
HEAD. QUAIL, GROUSE, ETC,
AT TIE
PALACE MARKET.
Cor. l4th and New York nve.
FRANZ j. TIBBETS IsnI7
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NEW YSRA-korTERDAM.

NEW ESfsA-kOTTERDAM
The trst-cisss Steamers Of this Line.
'AhST&ItD NJ, -" ''ROTTERDAM"
''SCHIEDAM," CIV. A. 5CHDLTEN,"
''P OALAND. p" and MAS"
Carrying the y 8 Mails to the Netherlands leave
NEtDAY.
LIST Cabin sos I'd Cabin, s45- $50 steer
sxe, SIC e CAZADX, General Agent. 81 South
Liam Ian, at. SeH York Fer passage apply to W.
Washington; or F FL. JOHNSON, Agent National
safe DePosi' Building corner New York ave- and
l9th o. NORTHWEST tanl7
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telegram 70 the New York Hera;d from St
fsei, February Z, says the dispatch which
l Ts,s has Just been received By General
asn!. Ihe se4 Indians reported as being noW
nen on the way 70 Fort Bdford will make with
lnSse ArsSdy Surrendered, nearly seven hun
ne % sitting Buiis Indians who have made
me suhni ssion. This SUBSTANTIALLY end as
power Tor mischief and the new Northwest
may now oe regarded rs PRACTICALLY free from
oesecratiohs or intimidation from hos lie In
dian A, N''4'O IN
CANr forIAR RIVER, n. T.. Feb. 1881.
captain Devices, % cavalry with his CON
pany left this morning for Fort Buford With
siAp -four Indian prisoners under Chief iron
Dog. who surrendered 10 me on the seth nit
There are eleven fun grown mea. aud
They turned over five gus and thir-
teen horses. VIII sent the horses with them.
Captain De wees viii reach Fort Butord on the
am Inst. Iron Dag came direct IRON Woody
Mountain, down Poplar river. lie is in dssti-
tute condition. having been obliged Ia XIII his
horses Ella ruute for food. He reports no buffalo
across the line. and says that Cspiaiu CnoZter
OF the Csiadfan mounted police. seat hlm
away. Alison. with his 800 nostiIes, also passed
tDe camp Ills morning on his way 20 Fort b
ford, whtre be will arrive on the 5th insI and
~hele tLey VIII surrender 10 Major Brotherton.
WIN thelT ponies ana guns | have sent Capt
heia, nun infantry. with small detacnm ut.
along 10 is>Ce the necessary ratlt as daily aud
10 bring ba' the Transportation loaded frJn
Buioru. l have SeDJ all nv available trans
portion along with the Indians so that the
journey can o. made specify, as Il Il very
colo and the won en- aud children suffer seyrrr-
y. Expect ttar y TO hear from my scouts
whom seni 10 jAe liue under CuioeItson aud
who will Inform me OF the location OF Sitting
BuH, In q bGilon sud slTtngJn. I sun think
that by going 20 the line WITH 4 welt app duted
force, such as I have can acc lmplisn the sur
TeIder. Allison informs zoe thai TIE hears from
the fboiaDs with bin thar Gaaad an mounted
police sergeant. with an interpr.irr & ime into
Tue camp OF Sitting Bull. on Milk River the day
before ne ileu across the river. will on to
morrow gather UP what f. hsrs and forward &c
u Bufofd. III nothing further ia contemplated
10 De done by my command would Ike 10 re-
Turn To heogh by way OF Buford the O thar
rou'e beiug Imprscticahe. Cannot tue two
companies for Buford come from Keoghs They
could start well supplied. while my companies
are not and need r. 81 al q home IIaRs
Msj0r Filth Infantry. commanding
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PEACH BLOW AND PEERLESS POTATOES.
Price 30 Cents per B,ishsl
10 pounds GTsnulated sugar best quality for 81 90
~ . CoHee A. " - Ito
- LlxDt Brown ~ Loo
Imperial aliC ooionS Tea per 10. .....-.,, 40
GuIio"der Tea, very choice, per lb...... so
olu do'ef n1snt Java Con &C. per 10 .......... 2s
i:ssGayrs Innee, choice, per 10 .............. rs
very b+st ft!o Z fee, Ter ID Observation-Disclosures Is
SIhhesots fstept Process lour, per sack. 2.25
choice Virginia taLnii, Flour. per sack. LIS
Extra $500. 90
Weet CataH pa Nfue rer vail ............. 100
Don Gar los Sh. Try. rich and fruitY, per ean. hd
,aiforbla BTaN dS, equal IL imported -. 500
Bye WHISKY, direct from dist cry, five years
did. $50 .............................. 5a
German mustard. per gali .................... so
yer! choace Porto Hlct Mola}ses, per gall 80. 40
Ano al "ther 'tices usually kept in frst-class
establishment, at correspondinRly low figures, at
HOWARD's,
7th and l. str. cts north W est.
n. b Telephone Connections. tanl9-Yra
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10HN II. KELLY.
~ DEALER IN FIRsT-ULASs
BEEF. LAMB, VEAL. MUTTON. so.
CORNED BEEF A SPECIALITY
Etalls 628, 629, and $50 Center Market 9Th street
wing, anG 206 and POS Northern Liberty Market; or
address Box II, City Post Once.
Marketing delivered free OF charge to all parts OF
the city declS
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

CinsH'
CIDER
leo BARRELS SWEPT CIDER,
100 BARRELS REFINED CIDER,
In store and for sale by
SAMUEL &. PALMER,
pepot-Ie24 s9rh st., West Washington.
CIDER IN 3-GALIoN KEGS A SPECIALITY
KEG AND SpIooT LOANED.
Fe.ephopic Connection. .an27
REESWAX CANDLES,
WHITE AND YELLOW
o lhs. Mixed Nuts. .............,.......,..5O SOC.
3lbs. French candy tpure creams) " SOC.
olbs dranulated sugar. Sl.Oo.
70 los Turkish Prunes ........... LOO
N. B.-Everything In the Grocery line As low
and often lower. than advertised prices.
GEO. a. O'HARE.
3sn29, 3n 1913 9Th st NV bet NJ anaN
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DiLiss' NO CUREu no PAY,u
Treatment almost Painless. No Outline! No
Ligatins! No Medicine to 9wxlOw! This new
system Of cure and Wonderful Discovery is the
worn Of DR.. A. W. Brinkerhoff, Of Ohio,
Practiced only by Myself East Of the Noun
tsius. WIN give 81. 600 for . oase Of Piles nan-
rot Cure Consultation and Examination Free
every alternate week. Jan. II TO 22. 81 to Feb.
s. IA to ~. ~ to March 8. II to IL. % to Id April
JAMES CRESS, Md,
hna Gao Hath ST.. cor. f northWsst.
7 EVILS JOHNSON e. CO., Bankers.
WASHINGTON. d. c..
DEALERS IN UNITED STATES BONDS. DIS
TElCT and other INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
DOMESTIC and FOREIGN EXCHANGE. tanls
SAYLOR,s PORTLAND CEMENT,
~ The STkON0EST, CHEAPEST, BEET.
RoCKI.AND fMAiNE, LIME,
The best In America
cHURCR. SCHOOL AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
INDIA RURBRR GOODS
OF every description At Factory Prices
WOOD MANTELS AND THING
Of al kinds. q speciality.
l.. 4. CANNON,
Rooms 10. II and II, Corc0ran Building,
JAMIE
VIZ BREUNfNGER, Practical WAtchmaker
w ana JewAler Q2y panua. ave, Manufacfur-
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w BREUNfNGER, Practical WAschmAker
w q ana Jeweler, 92y PannA. ave- Manufactur-
ing and Repairing Of Jewelry . specially. An work
Ieatiy and promptly executed. stock OF FINE
on hand. uovS.SO
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-09-03
Making Watches.

Defective Watch Cases are one of the CHIEF
causes of so many watches not being good
time pieces. The cases being thin and not fit
ting well, admit dust and dirt to the move
ment, which soon interferes with the running
parts of the watch necessitating cleaning, re-
pairing, &C., and the amount thus paid out II
applied toward buying a good case in the be-
ginning, would have saved all this trouble
and expense. We have recently seen case
that meets all these requirements, 1t having
been carried for over twenty years and still
remains perfect. We refer to the JAS. BOSS
PATENT STIFFENFD GOLD CASE, which has
become one of the staple articles of the Jewel
cry trade possessing as it does so many adj
vantages over all other watch cases, being
made of two heavy plates of solid gold over
a plate of composition, and we advise all our
readers to ask their Jeweler for a card or cat
alogue that will explain the manner in which
they are made.
1t is the only STIFFENED CASE made with
two plates of gold, seamless pendents, and
centre, solid Joints, crown pieces, &C.. all OF
which are covered by letters patent. There
fore buy no case before consulting Jeweler
who keeps the JAS. BOSS PATENT STIFFEN-
ED GOLD CASE, that you may learn the differ
ence between 1t and all limitations that claim
to be equally as good.
For sale by all responsible jewelers.. Ask
to see the warrant that accompanies each
case, and don't be persuaded that any other
make of case is as good.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-09-03
Registration Notice.

The undersigned, officers of Registration
for Garrett county, in compliance with the
requirements of the Act of 1875, chapter A9,
which makes it 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 Mon
day of september, in each year, for the pur-
pose of discharging their duties, hereby give
notice that they will attend as follows:
The Officer of Registration for the First
Election District will sit at Wilson's Store.
The Officer of Registration for the Second
Election District will sit at his residence near
Selbysport.
The officer of Registration for the Third
Election District will sit at Grantsville.
The Officer of Registration for the Fourth
Election District will sit at Bloomington.
The Officer of Registration for the Fifth
Election District will sit at his residence, near
Accident.
The OFFICER OF Registration for the Sixth
Election District will sit on Monday and
Tuesday at the residence of r.. r. Browning,
and at his own residence the balance of the
time.
The Officer of Registration for the Seventh
Election District will sit at the Court House
in Oakland.
The Officer OF Registration for the Eighth
Election District will sit at his residence, Fort
Pendleton.
The Officer OF Registration for the Ninth
Election District will sit at his residence near
Jehnson's.
On Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday, 5th. 9th, 18th, Sth. and 9th
Jays Oh september, 1901, lToI1 y CioCk w. III =.
to 8 o'clock, p. m.
for the purpose of discharging their duties as
Officers of Registration, according to said Act
of the General Assembly.
HENRY O. HAMILL.
Officer Registration First District.
BENJAMIN E. GREEN,
Officer Registration Second District.
ISAIAH FULLER,
officer Registration Third District.
w. H. BARNARD,
Officer Registration Fourth District,
DANIEL HINEBAUGH,
Oia9er Registration Fifth District.
THOMAS BROWNING,
Officer Registration Sixth District.
VIII. H. HALL,
Officer Registration Seventh District.
W.T.. DEAKINS,
Officer Registration Eighth District.
DANIEL CAREY,
Officer Registration Ninth District.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-09-03
List of Letters.

List of letters remaining unclaim-
ed in the Post Office at Oakland,
September 3rd, 1881.
Baker, John; Bailey, B. Mary ;
Butler, w. Sara; Carter, Fl. VIM |;
Carson, VIM. Mrs; Coleman Many,
Miss; Coynor, Ann, Miss; Chapman,
w. II; Evans, Minnie, Miss Fitz-
patrick, Mrs Fox, Russell; Goets,
ID John: Geaslen Matte; Gray,
Robt Hutchins, G. F. Mrs Hub.
bert. w. P; Hopes. MaIinda Miss,
2; Hoffman, J. H; Harris, Daniel !;
Johnson, John; Kenny, Anna; Kirg,
A j; Kemple, JAS; Long. Kate Lind
say, j. Noah; Leavitt, j. M. Rev /;
Lyle. BENZ; Norris, Ellen; Miller.
w. j ManselI, S. Mary; Melville,
John Moore Ford l.. Mrs; Peas
ants, Geo. w; Phoenix, Follie Miss ;
Phenix, r. s. Mrs; Phillips, P. o.
Mrs 2 Parker. j. w. Mrs ; Provost,
A. j; Rivers, F. L; Randall l.. b
Riggs, Ellen s; Raymo. l.. H: Sher.
man, I. b; Slone. F. G. Q; Swarm,
M Williams, Saml Wilson, Jas
Wheatley, John Wilson, Harry
Wilson, j. b; Wilson G. G.; Young,
Jas. w; Taylor, Saml Travis, John
Persons calling for them will please
say they are advertised.
II. THAYER, PM.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1881-09-03
MARYLAND NEWS.

Charles Reeder, colored, shot him.
self in the hip at Hagerstown on
wednesday, while in the act of
drawing pistol from his pocket to
shoot a dog.
George w. Bowman, confectioner
OF Hagerstown. has a banana tree
ten feet high, which is rapidly devel-
oping the fruit. He started it from
cutting nine years age.
The Hagerstown Manufacturing
Implement Company will remove
their works to Newark, Ohio. The
shops are being built now, and
the removal will take place this fall.
This will be a. great loss to Hagers-
town, financially.
The people of Frostburg are sui.
fering from q water famine, and
nearly all that is used is hauled in
casks from Sand Spring, mile above
the town. The water works, which
are supplied from a spring. have
given out. The drying up of springs
all over the country is reported. some
of which have never before failed.
The Agricultural Society of Mont
gomery county will hold its twenty
eighth annual exhibition on the 7th,
Sth and 9th of September.
| Mr.. Henry Adams, a prominent
citizen of Beaver Creek district,
Washington county, fell down his
well, sixty feet deep, on Thursday
The accident was caused by rotten
plank giving way with him. His
son slid down the pump-stock to his
rescue. and taking his father on his
back, he clambered with him up to
the surface. The father received
several bruises in his rapid descent,
but on the whole had most miracu-
lOus escape from death.
Frank Stewart, a young man, met
with an awful accident on Sunday
night in the Baltimore and Ohio yard
in Cumberland. Wishing to 60 tc
Piedmont, he attempted to board g
freight train in motion, and falling
on the rails, one leg was awfuIly
crushed and the other foot injured
The crushed limb was amputated
and he was removed to the heme o.
his brother, George Stewart.
The Zion Methodist Episcopa
Church at Cambridge is rapidly ap
preaching completion. 1t is DIES
cribed as massive, solid structure
relieved by many architectural EN-
bellishments that make it really
handsome. Great credit is given tt
the Rev. E. L. Hoffecker for having
accomplished what has been talked
about for many years.
| The low water in the canal is seri
eusly interfering with the passage o
coal boats. A blockade has occurred
at Twiggs' Lock, thirty miles from
Cumberland, the five-mile level be
ing so low as to prevent the passag
of loaded boats. Unless a rain occur
within week no beats ca 4 be leadet
with more than one hundred tons
and then navigation will be practi
cally suspended, as il will not pay
the boatman to load so light.