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Church Seryices--Sunday.

M. E. Church = Preaching at 8
O'Clock P. M, by Rev. s. E. Jones.
Lutheran Church-Preaching at
O'Clock P. NJ, by Rev. VIM. Stouden.
mire.
Memorial Church-Preaching at II
O'Clock A. M, by Rev. j. s. Lefever.
Preaching at Deer Park at II A. M,
by Rev. VIM. Stoudenmire.
st. Peters, Catholic Preaching
every Sunday at 1Oi o'clock a. m.
except the second Sunday OF each
month.
Sunday School at the Lutheran
and M. E. Churches promptly at s
A. M. Also, services Wednesday
evenings In the same churches at 8.
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A Vexed Clergyman.

Even the patience of Job would he.
come exhausted were he preacher
and endeavoring to interest his audi
ence while they were keeping up an
incessant coughing, making it impos-
sible for him to be heard. Yet, how
very easy can all this be avoided by
simply using DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds. Trial Bottles given away by
A. G. Sturgiss.
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[From the Cumberland News. !

From the Cumberland News.
A Democratic Union Soldier has some
Plain Talk for his Party Associates.
Ed. NEws.-Dedr Sir: A late issue
ofyour paper contained letter anent
the talked of candidacy of the Hon.
Montgomery Blair. Now with that
matter In the abstract, / have moth.
ing to do, but one expression of the
writer of that letter commands far
more serious attention. to the effect
that the honorable gentleman is not
one a Democrat could vote for, be.
cause he was guilty of that heinous
offence of having been member of
Lincoln's first Cabinet. Now, if this
be not an avowal of the right of
secession, and that all who aided
in suppressing the rebellion were
wrong, then / fail to understand the
meaning of the writer. A rather ex-
tended sphere of observation, favored
by certain personal and political re-
lations. has taught me the bitter truth
that this doctrine dominates the Dem
ocratic party of the South to-day, as
freely as it ever did, and whenever
and wherever they can make Union
Democrat feel Its sting, be sure they
will do so, with the same venom that
actuated them in 1861. When in 1860
the party split on that issue, we who
had been taught in other than Cal.
houn schools, spoke our sentiments
in no uncertain tones, and offered our
lives as the pledge of our faith and
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List Of Letters.

List of letters remaining unclaim,
ed in the Post Office at Oakland,
July 22nd, 1882.
Bryan, Henry c., Jones, Henry,
Colby, Frank p. 8, thomson, E. sullivan,
Chapman, NJ. H. Mrs., Lee, Carrie Miss,
Chapman, Maria, Mrs. ,Mosser, w. ca,
Courtney, William, Kicker Brady q Nc
Coles, William, Ginty,
Cooper, David F., Price, George,
Dorsey, +. g., Sites, Strife
Erly, ]. H., st. Clair, John,
Groves, Emma Mrs, Taylor, Charles f.,
Grapson, Vernon M, Waters, Elijah 2,
Hawk, b. f. g., Wurts, 0rvilla Mrs.,
Jones, Charles, Will, John c.,
Jones, VIM. H. Rev. 2, Hale, Charles r.. Rev
Jones, Philip cold, letters and papers.
Persons calling for them will please
say they are advertised.
r. THAYER, p. M.
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FOR SALE.

A good farm, containing 1856 acres OF land,
near the Red House, in Preston county, w.
Va. Well adapted for cattle raising. The
improvements are: Dwelling house, barn
and other out-buildings, and Two good Orch
ards in bearing. Well watered. Title good.
Price, cash, $4,000. For particulars apply to
JAS. A. HAYDEN,
Oakland, Md.
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LOCAL EW s.

Goggles. green, blue and smoked,
at Sturgiss' drug store.
Ladies' black silk lace mitts at
the New York Branch, for only 20
cents.
Mr.. I. w. Slonaker is erecting an
ice cream booth at Mountain Lake
Park.
New stock of Eye Glasses at A.
G. Sturgiss' drug store.
Go to the New York Branch,
mothers. and get one of those Sara.
toga folding baby carriages.
Fresh turnip seed for sale at
Weber's vegetable and seed store,
Oakland, Md.
Double glasses and millers'
glasses. at Sturgiss' Drug Store.
Lieut.. Chisholm. the registration
officer for district No. Z. registered
129 voters last week.
Eye glasses, shooting glasses and
near sighted glasses at Sturgiss' drug
Store.
Mrs. Charles Blake. daughter and
son. of Baltimore are visiting at Mr..
A. ID. Woodcock's-
Glasses for the rich and glasses
for the poor, at Sturgiss' drug store.
When you want dress buttons be
sure and 60 to the New York Branch
and see that large job lot for cents a
dozen, before you buy elsewhere.
The telegraph line fro,u Lake
View planning mill cio Mountain
Lake Park to Peddicord & Combs
office In Oakland, is now ia opera.
tion.
Mr.. Pritchard's Photograph Gal
lery is now open. Syecial attention
is given to children's pictures. Gal.
lery near the Postoffice, Oakland.
Md.
Go to the New York Branch and
get one of those large portraits of
James A. Garfield, mounted In a
black walnut frame S6x24, for only
80 cents.
The first salmon trout ever taken
from the waters of the "Yough," was
captured by Lieut.. ID. M. Mason, last
week, near Oakland. It was about
no inches in length. and was a beauty.
H. Thane Miller, Jr.. died Satur-
day last at his home in Cincinnati, of
erysipelas. after eight weeks of suf-
fering. Deceased will be remembered
by many of our citizens, he having
spent several seasons here with his
father.
Mr.. George A. Pearre. Jr., has
been admitted to practice law at the
Cumberland bar. Mr.. Pearre recent
ly graduated at the Maryland Law
School. in Baltimore, and subsequent
ly passed a successful examination
before committee of the Baltimore
bar.
"A huge deed of trust was filed in
the Clerks Office this week, from the
Mutual Union Telegraph Company,
representing $5.00O,OOO. The deed
will cover about sixteen pages of the
land record. 1t Is necessary to re.
cord this deed in every county
through which the line passes, and
will be attended with cost of sever.
al Thousand dollars.
Mr.. HI. w. Wegman, of Frost
burg, who made the wonderful clock
which we noticed at length about a
year ago. has completed another
much finer one. of a different design
and much more complicated, which
he has on exhibition at Offutt's Hall.
This afternoon and evening will be
the last chance our people will have
to see this wonderful piece of mech.
anism, and they should all avail
themselves ofthe opportunity.
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Beauty Regained.

The beauty and color of the hair
may be safely regained by using Par
ker's Hair Balsam, admired for its
perfume, and dandruff eradicating
properties.
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The Distinguishing Charm.

A delightful fragrance of freshly
gathered flowers and spices Is the
distinguishing charm OF FlorestOm
Cologne.
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Road Examiners Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned,
appointed by the County Commissioners of
Garrett county, to view the lands through
which the road petitioned for by George W.
Wilson, Samuel Gnagey. Thomas Shaffer and
others Is to pass will meet near Thomas
Shaffer's and Jere. Harvey's on Tuesday, Au-
gust I'D, 1892 for such purpose, and to deter
mine whether the public convenience re
quires the said location Of sail petitioned
road, and ifso TO locate the same and perform
their duty in the premises.
GEO. w. WILSON,
JAS. w. ALTERNATELY,
NICHOLAS RINKER
1872 Examiners.
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July 18th, 1882.

P. S.-The above was written for
last weeks Republican, but the writer
had no opportunity to send it to the
Office.
In last weeks Democrat l see Mr..
Hoye has 80 far relented as to salve
the wounds, especially OF Peddicord
& Combs. which he inflicted the week
previous, and also of the Hon. Geo.
w. Wilson," i'll he like they, be guilt
less. In consideration of this protfer-
ed kindness would say, as 1 have
not time to rewrite the above, that
wherever his name is mentioned 1t is
not intended to apply to him person
ally but as the author Of the mlslead.
Ing article In the Democrat. L don't
think though, that the other party
mentioned in connection with Ped
dicord & Combs, deserves any salve'
w.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Trespass Notice.

All persons are hereby warned not to trespass
upon any lands owned by the undersigned,
either by chipping hunting or fishing, or in
any manner what soever, as all trespassers
will be delt with to the full extent of the law.
GEO. MATTHEW'S,
ULYSSES FRAZEE,
OHIO SPEELMAN,'
A. ]. FIKE,
KIM FRAZEE,
H. w. FRAZEE,
1928 GEO. W. FRAZEE.
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E! 4! a \. p.
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In Connection with IN, rbratrr
utlIu
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,lTA1ION.


II
The State Of Tex Sin the County
Court, July Term, A. u lSS2.
To the sheriff or uhy Constable OF Nc
Lehman county, greeting:
You are hereby commanded, that hy
making publication OF this citation in
some new spaper published IN the county
of Mclcnnau, IL there bca newspaper pub
lished in said county (hut II not, then in
the nearest county where "a urWspaper is
publisheh). Tor four weeks previous To
the return day here t, yuu summon q. W.
Aston, whose residence /, unknown, 10
he and tvpDar Il, fore the County Court to
br hold n in and tor the county Of Me
Iel n>u, a. the court house thereof in
Waco, on the third Monday in July, lS~2,
file number being 9Is, then and there to
answer the petition uI Henry Is Duituu
and George r. DnltoH, traders doing bus
mess untcr the linn name aud stl lr Of
DoltOn Bros til,d IN snid court on the
inst day OF April \ u, lsS2, against the
said & W Aston. and alleging in sub
stance lo-wit: b.lvulHnf executed and
delivered unto plaintiff hi certain prom
sorry note ON the NH day OF July, ISIS,
In the sum Of Ihec hundred and lrty-slN
and SO-lUO dOllars, with int rest from date
at the rate of ten ~ rc'nt. per auhum ana
ten per cent. attorney = i,c- tor collecting
same II not paid when Hue, did mote due
four months after datn, which said mote
nor any part thereof has ever been paid. 10
plaintiff damage in th" sum ui tx hun
bred dullars; Nhcri'u' pninlill sues for
Judgment. debt, interc. Is ana rosts.
Herein tail not, bui have S"u then and
there before sud court this writ, with yoW
return thereon showing hu" You have
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-06-24

TUE MERRIL PROPERLY uou-o slN rosu-
i with SIX lots, ON North Isuill street. Np-
PTS to Lem Chambers tthtlm
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JNORAGE pi all kinds Hay, oats, mlllrt
Il and f1dlcr la bale or huik, delivered In
my mart Of the city. orders lrit ut Iup. r
MHrshalrs or II \. ralIucr's VIII receive
prompt attention. WILLARD IA,hauN.
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The Ituu Dog I.ctI.

The hull dog ought Inn hy the sent nt
his pnnt.. drawers, and Nil ms the irutr PIT
tcrtmilias in high glcc yelled. stick to
hun, I'ige,' away went the sea- OF the
pants, hut not so with the drawers which
the brute tagged AT in vain but failed tu
tear The Dig held ON with the char ,ctcr.
stic OF his breed and rs the Young man
tossed n kiss to his darling and glidcd
over the high plank fence he carried the
dog with him, Ia the CONSERVATION uf the
old man lie had on pair OF g. II.
tlnnccy'. douhlc-scttcd drawers. ami ON
learning 1t the old man went and bought
n lot of them ut II. Clnnccys, No. Gll
South Main street, u illAs, besides "A. lot III
shirts amt underwear manufactured thcr,
at the very lowest prices
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

smallest dOdgrI up Ia the bet riH-- ui
book work, and line c"mmrrciI piuliu,
That it can be had a this office. The iuh
Office !, In charge al Nj Em $. Ilughr-
who i thoroughly familiar with every
lraiur,'ut the tusinr-s. Tine on @ has ou
hand the largest stock ol stationery -ui a-
bile fer an kind. of work. ever seen boo ili-
lAH Of IrAas and estimate Wii &c. tue
ni,hri 'Il who apply. 'rm' iohruom gp
supplied with all the ucN i,rc- U type
and hayU every ltHii'y tor tuning ou'
iirsi-cltss work Hpi Ily ual u bottom
Uri.gz
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We Expected II.

Quite a large party Of fair ones, com
prislug both married and single ladies,
came into town last week to have n good
time with their fricrls during com
mcncemeut week They took udyan.
tngo nf the bright days to enjoy them
selves, aud one Of their rho'cst pleas.
ures during their stay Cso admitted by
every one nf the pury. war u visit To-
the Fnsh'uu Bazar, ON l1nh street,
from which they currird many "a nice
article h. their respective homes.
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The Great FIulish Remedy.

llwcowOG2St
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I'll" S"Ii.sf"-t--tmpo rInntlNo

All persons who can furnish pccummu.
dntinus Tor visitors to the nlhslr-t are rr
qucstrd to notify Mr. H. k~rkuw. T.. o.
hoN Us, as Ia the number they can rr.
Ccivc and prize they will charge Motto,
must he given by July lst.
Merchants and associations desiring Ia
participate in the Vulkslc-l procession IN
July I'll, must notify the central commit.
Zee BIZ July LIST, ~ to the char ,ctrr ni the
display they propose to make. such
notification ns to nnyOnr's Intentions viii
lie received and kept in strict secrecy. \
handsome prilc viii be awarded tp the
hest display made. by order al the
tENIRAI tuNNItIIEE
Wutn Ipr,, pl
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Isrn,es-lnnmI Nn,irc.

WNCn, June l3 -Duriug mg absence
in Europe Dr, W, H. Cattle viii coo apps
my "lil'r amt fake chTgr ul aud attend
N all who may drsir' his SERVICES, all !
rhr'rullY recommend him 10 my patrons.
OJl3dlW2tW =. $ Willis.
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Rcmcmher ia q Roc g Ter beer Or walt
vine &c now G lg,s no uE nor, m \
81 inns 10 lie III tiRe'', pa ct and most
neal hIul malt liz or | 4 CT iJod-
drink. Uj-3w.m.
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j. w. WHITLEY.
CARRIAGE PAINTER
AND TRIMMER.

Shops on Sixth street, between Austin
Avenue and Franklin Street.
Every department of Painting and
Trimming attended To, and all jobs exc.
cutcd In first class style. Reasonable
prices and satisfactory work. Call and
he convinced that 1t Is the place To get
your work done OGOldWlm
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g LvEsToS, TEXAS.

Two great evils-hsanacho and consti
patton, affecting nearly all 'um unity,
are relieved by Bnley's Saline Agcr.
cut 52llm
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Tuckor& Willis have line very largest
supply OF mix q bind seed and MnrkIng
bird TODD, Which they urc selling u-cup,
chrnp, rh7p.
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Du'l'g my nb.cnce IA Europe, DR. T
II. Lips omb viii have chnrgc Of my ollie.
and | cIIdia'ly and helrlily commend
hin To my patron. w. X CIirTos.
&C ~
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Enlarged, rrnttel, elegantly lighted and
ventilated, and now the best appointed
resort In the city Tor lirst-class bar and
billiard hail patrons Prompt and coT-
tpnuS treatment, and the best goods Tor
all at the "Commrrcial,' u Austin Aye
nue. lUWtI
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lob work ON short notice In lest styles
AT tho EN,NlNEW office --dl
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University Of Virginia.


THE NEXT SESSION BEGINS on THk l.t
of OCIOBkR, isSl and continues nine months
The Institution Is organized ia distinct
%chuois, ms Originality planned Tor 1t 10y ihus.
lener-un, grunpeu under the Depart h"nts OF
LITERATURE MEDICINE,
SCIENCE, ENGINEERING,
LAW, AGRICULTURE.
And IN charge uf the following Faculty
Prot Jas l.. CHbrll " VIM Peters,
% ~ChrIe peN"re, - IAmesF Harrison,
- John II Minor, 80 john " Mhllrt
- Francis II smith, 90 John x Page,
- John stalgrDAyi-, 3" Nnah Il Davis.
- Hot. = FT"iUlck " 1hus Il Price,
Holmes, " WIN VI fuutAinU,
- thns :. Nenhhle, 90 Francis T., Dun
- stephen . south nlng'pu,
all, VIM NJ Thornton,
Win number Of Assistant Instructors.
lhunewly created chair ot Astronomy IL l."
be illlrh In June VI this wear.
The equipment nf the University Ia huildluE-
and collections hH- been largely increased Of
late years, and Is very extensive aui cnmll"t'
The Astronomical Observatory. To- contain the
great Horoscope given 10y MIR. Lehulcr Nc
COrmlCk, IL under construction.
The expenses of the Studrnt are moderate,
MI y MESSING system has been established by
which comfort may lee combined with special
economy In the cost ni living.
For catalogues, with detailed information,
apply to JAS.F. ia RltiSDN, NJ u,
Chairman of the Faculty,
T.. %, University OF Virginia, Albemarle Co,
Va -1kWt III
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,rgc peoples elo.hler, Sanger Bros.
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Just received a fresh supply oi vac.
r'hc virus points, az Hacker d WINS
Ujl24
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Tucker ~ Wills are sole agents los
Wootcu wells water.
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The best bran Is ia the market At I. A.
Gpld,tvin'- --GlGtc
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lpp not stand in front ot ihr PhuliA
stlnun and bake your heat n is cheaper
and quicker ip lab thr eide luVI.
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EORII LOIS In tuupcr's addition. Fine
L resld' nee property, alta bargain. AlplN e"
n h.. Cungor. WIim
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noises Ia III bead. &c, tat huid passing I'M
observed In TIN. uri.r. nnd man, Olhur uitrAruH
that lead To Insanity ald cath. lhc medical
gruElruru connected with the Institution are
thl- country, AMI hrNr hNi large rNprriunce IN
these troublr-. aud VIII u-rr, Ia forfeit FIVE
HUNDRED bDl.LNk- 'u 70 Casr at this Kind
GISIu,' aud trrsttrrhU v "a ,ut uuIr or Tor any
thing imtuT,' COD ntiui iu,, tuiIud iu Il. We treat
all ptiNut" .'-'a>r- -u, tt--iuflv without nrr-
cury CONSULT N1ItN tkEE. Thorough
examination and adyic.. tnrluIiug analysis Ut
urine, s. rriu. It Nl"tl. RE TOEh1lNk
t5A h"tile. ~ irur t.lurs trr quantity, cit
o. IL sr,,,r.. frou. ul So, ton, aud M private
name II - itr'. lev tu- l-h Medical Institute,
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