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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12
ExILEs FROM RUSSIA.
How a Young Mas Escape brought
Family Across the Water.
lPitlsbursh Dlspatch.l


Among tho 80 mmi ~ ants who passed
through the city Tuesday, on thor way 20
homes IN the Northwest was a party that
attracted considerable attention. They
were Russians. and will settle in the GEN.
trai part OF Eastern Dakota. Dressed in
their heavy clothing and sheepskil coats,
the male portion OF the colony attracted
the eyes o. many people. They were all
tho chulren and grandch .ldren Of Vasil
Ungelositch, a patriarch OF sOme seventy
winters, formerly an officer iu tn Russian
army, but for many years Il private citi-
zen OF considerable wealth. who resided
some 30 miles east Of s.. Peters0urg. The
Old gentleman bad four sons, three Of
whom are married. The youngest, a
youas man Of twenty lone. was educate
ia tDe National school of Pyrotechnics of
Russ a, and then was the intimate friend
of N rhael StrogloT, the leader IN
the uprising OF students lE. 1881. one Of
the most memorable Nihuistic outbreaks OF
tho last decade.
StrogloH was sent 20 Siberia. aud young
Un.elovttch. although uoshing was proven
against him, was put under close police
surveillance. from which he escaped about
two years ago, making his way across the
frontier in the disguise OF peasant ped-
der Hsthen went % Paris, whore he re-
manned until recently. The whole family
were looNed upon with suspicion by the
autharit -, and 50 mad % feel the wei rht
~ royal tisplessure that they decided 20
leave che country. Tns they lid in the
early part of ; p,ember last, making their
escape across the Baltic la a fishing vessel,
AMI making their way. after .nnumerabie
acc dents and inc.den o. AN eNcit az ma
cure. Cd Paris. where they we'd .n The
early part OF January s'rom there they
came to this cOIntry ia the traaseoatinau-
"a ship Amerique about a week ago. Tue
OH zea5.sman succeeied in converting
large porson oe his estate in-o gold. and
is conseq lentiv comfortably Fixed for this
vor Ia Goods. Ther have purchased sew
srsl thousand acr-s of laad IA the North
rvesr. and viii proceed % hev them selves
ous home in ths wilderness and become
c.fixeus 81 tnis country.
The young man " ho got t1a whole FAM
l.v n-o fhs roable is the only oue e 30
speaks Engiish. AMI hs hut indHTerently.
II avoid suspicion they al came across
the wscer as steera-e passen ers. and IS
sach wi -rave to- their des. ation.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12


Boston Post Dem The wheels have
been creased, AMI from nov onward "of-
fsusive part.sans' Niil step out ~ office
toe fast 10 be counted
Brooklyn Eagle Chicago has a new
postmaster, aud it looks AS II Illinois
might after all, have new United States
senator before the tce cream season ~ III
fall s~ing
Indianapolis Journal. We have now
reform Administration, with all that the
Isrm Implies. Ii has been long time
sI.ee THIS Nation has been represented
abroad by nien who favored ITS destruc-
tIun-
t1ttsbuFg COHsmsrcsal-Go1etfe. An
Italian was arrested Yesterday for having
5od peanuts on SUNDAY. The descend
ant oi the Caesars wasn't smart, or be-
would haze sold whisky aud run no risk
~ arrest
Harrisburg Telegraph Henri Waiter
son SAYS sarcastically that no has nevet
ioubted the Democracy Of President
ClsVelands administration. Henri re-
m.uds Us Os the fellow who went 70 the
ball with a revolver IN his boot. He was
quite sure Il would DO "a pleasant. quiet
AFFAIR, Out
Philadelphia Times. The accommodate
ing Michigan statesmen sign each others
recommendations and propose to stay in
Washington tall the appointments are
made. II II takes all summer. Perhaps
when they find cut what good many
others have already found out that the
sire way not TO get the desired offices is
"a hang around Washington they may
reconsider their determination. At pres
ent, however. they are seeing the Wash
ington sights and making life burden
10 the President and his Cabinet.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12
Muskegon. Mich.


Mr. n. q. VAEDERLINDE:-We have used yOaI
Magic Oil with great satisfaction. One of ouI
children was taken sick with tsO-called) diph-
iberia OF course we employed doctor. but the
child grew worse every day. One morning, the
doctor called with four more of his profession.
and consulted. III the child would be alive IN the
evening they were To open the child's throat and
cut the phlea,m out. This | did not approve of
but ~ there no hope Of the child's recovery,
consented. Finally our neighbOr Mrs. r. Wander
werp, called with Il bottle of your Magic OIL and
asked if We would use tit would cost moth
ing. We gave the child three i've drops in-
ternally every hour and pOulticed the soles of It's
feet with onionf and bathed its throat well with
Magic Oil and when the doctor came in the even
ing he wanted To know what had given
child, as K 5reathed so much easier. told him
We used Vans Magic OIL. Tie said keep right on
using it a. that was better than he cOuId DO.
have thanked Mrs. Nanderwerp a thousand times
for her kindness and | sincerely thank you for
your valuable medicine. Yours truly,
MRS. A. ID. PAIN.
Vans Magic OIL or King of Pain is manufac-
tured 10y ~ &. Nantlerlinde Muskegon, Mic,...
and is sold by all dealers.
For sale az retail in Grand Rapids al the follow
ing drug stores NJ. Is. Kimm, Peck Brothers 4 =
B. Escott. n. j. 4. Ihum, r. L. Wilson and W.
II. Nanleuwen, also u. 4. Buys & 20 Andrew
DevOe and X. LindenmUlder For sale AT whole
-slle by Hazeltine Perkins d Co.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12
). w. EDDY

have used Vans Magic Oil for Neuralgia and
IL has proved 10 be- satisfactory, IL has cused
me entirely: also next door neighbor was
cured hy il, JOehans kieft, by Internal use for
Sore Throat, combined with a severe COugh and
Kwintens was cured b. il Of very severe Lame
back. l can never say too much in praise of your
Magic Oil.
Grand Haven April Is, 1884.
Yours truly, JACOB DESPELDEh
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12
Read Whar VANS Magic OIL ar Fnl
OF PAIN 7as Gore or
the Peopls

We have used ysn's Magic Oil for internal ana
external applications IN eases of Colds Collie Cuts
burns Bruises. etc. and tnd none better. Ii he
especially adapted 10 children AZ il can be used
with safety and satisfaction, and earnestly
recommend IL TO parents.
MuskeRon. sept. ~. 1854.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12

Depart Arrive.
Detroit Ea - H-u am liarIEc "a ..' sn an
Day Exprpes Gl4s pu haI ........ t1 pu
Atlantic EN = .5I um Naf frririf It pH
May Freight t1i am ff'd ilaT.ils D. O. - rin
sleeping carr attached.
Pacific LIprs@s DAILY. Eala-cr trsl.f iaai.
e1celr Sundays.
TIE Detroit krIress leitIng 81 tti e.. n.. resieh
ing that city 81 ~ t5 "a. n... heV fufk iiA e..
and BoetoD 1tH g. l. ntEt ual.
Through ticira.s f0r fil paiutt and fieeulrF oAa
bertlls may ise prpclr-l hf Culaa lfnsHt iitlne
corner Monroe aDd Oftawa ffrre.f anf n' nlo
Depot
}. r. ~ HULII Gen 49,. 81 NanrOe-b'
t1Ko W. MUke1e Ilckai Agent tlf5.
!. r. HAwEINs Ifsri h4auf DeI.ot
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12

We have usei yOur Magic OIL for several years
and would not like 20 be without IT, as IL is good
family medicine. viz Burns. Bruises. Sore
Throat. Colds. etc. hence | truly recommendl II Il
the public. REV. h. NANDERNRlEs.
Patterson. \. j., Feb. Ii, 1854.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12

TaE Mayor laa called a laeetlag fof to-
morrow evening ~ make arrangemeuts
t0r observing tae GLORIOUS Fourth. Let
AZ al prepare 81 celebrate
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12

For a Nobby Summer Suit,
we would call your attention
to our Fancy Cassimeres, in
plaids and checks, made up IN
sacks and four button frocks.
Perfect in style and fit.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12

Coz Nsssaalls.s sn.ee aaifess Is as
asuaL eare Grover Cleveland. White
Houss. VI .shili4 lf.n. ID. g.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12
Lake Shore g. Michigan Southern

ARRIVE lsssse.
Express .--... ......-.-... ...... fsl piC aa aI
Mai ..-.... ....... ..... A.a hn 4lN pM
AL trains daily except nGuaaI.
The train leaving OF 8 j.. ll. C1unscft ni Mifif
Pigeon Vlth Atlantic tKprtef nu Aail lsne
which bar lallsee Drew iaa i.oou hIes-Iiil.e
Ioaclle- frfm lineage fa AeN lnIk ilfn- -l5.tffu
without change
The train les linR af 81. Is. u anana0tf ai vi
Pigeon lFifiae o.4e anar fsf ctIli.fI es.f tlif
New York I1rraat au aall l.a-
ItrouRi uckeis a1l hsrfia if nIt.l.Ira ai.Ht
can b. secures ai lllol llcLli Dll.a tl aHirf
Street auo Depot
All trains wal rul by elH ulerillI.l tlHI. sI.lI.
IL 80 miuuief slower Iau lirfrlI 'Il'e
j. VI. MChiAh.l. Irrtl at1
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12

& Dos a p5rsass.o. lssl.. hss a card on
h,. afte.. .la... -eoos a. Washington.
ts..k u. a.. s,,ant-.
Goa hEsa@,'.s's -'''se ''l'''sS' = ''
asHAi' care ''f'sef el7'''A'''' '''''
iHE h"yos l"7 -'..ie'i d '-.''''''s ''i 90
ni''ffo" evening p "la@7 rams l-'''i'7
tof otserFins tae 'Nileiious Fo''iln Le'
az al prepare % celebrate
~sscasr.sr BnAan. SAYS an e1
eh.nSs. "a. ers.at..l slta al aversion ior
.s- -,
.''"' p .-- -.
War Is al ths kicking Tor any way
Cleveland haa beon ,n Office oaiy about
two months and has been a Republican,
Mu-rTump and . Democrat Certainly
''f'' VIC
ISAsnrcH as tl.e President has utterly
ignore, the appeals of tho Michigan Con
zressional isleganon. appointing whom
he chose whether recommended BY them
or not. it might be weu for them o. ask
thenselyss Flanrigans famous question.
'-
WsArHsn signals may bv ordered for
the Lake Region this week. owing % tho
presence of our Democratic Congressman
"a washington. Who are advising with the
President a. b. the BEST way 70 avoid
makins, the Offices reward for party
services.
rrNprs,Sc. vork - a oeculisr KIND
- h..ipy ,.rf,rrosa ~ Neu York The
,ala,, -. .., a.. ho, h..f go i.
-. !. s.,..-,... .t-..b ,,,,,. ,,s-,,.
...,-..7..... f,..~t.l...,..... -.
-. - :. b.. -. - -. -
49, .,..i !, .io..s,,., ,a,.,i. ,he;r ls.,s
hESRi WArrsssos S ease Of sore eyes
which he got lotion FOR GA his visit 20
Iti.sa..Ia.rttN F.frraI "a rhfa
- -. i, -, .;o.. -
- :, -. i....l,,. 49,. ,t... &C,
-, - pI.,,.t,,-, e,lls,.to- -,
.,..,,,, - ~, -.s,,--aes.d ,ys, oorra.
,o.as,,.
HIS HoSos. the new Mayor. has again
delighted our ears with the booming
drums, the loud ciashlng cymbals and
the hrmameni-resoundlng songs Of the
salvation Army These modern martyrs
VII Set no ai'ertiatoS rom the toiic'
c-sr.~
lr ~ gratifying; to notice occasionally
stu a re,ieeming grace m tho Admins
tratlon- The revocation ot the appoint
msnt ot Col James b.ac1oarn' oi Nen-
tucky, as Collector % Internal heFenne'
at Lexington on acoonnt ot b'acNo'lfn
trsitorous sentiments expressed IN ois
letter during tbe war is evidence shat the
Administrator IS not lost % All sense o1
decency
F-e,h.h,, ,e.1 ,ps, .h.srs v,ll hs "A
-. ,,,.,..1.,.., - ..,.,,..,,s ~ .b. r,eet
a., .,Ii..l f,- yVs.lrss.iav svsnin- ~ con
-. -, ,,.,.-,,.-,.... ,.ieb-..ior - the
So - f,r, .u., ,s,.rls a-a hound
- ceieorate soine"hsFe' ana IN some
manner, and lt there = ans to'ns z" oe
gtined ~ our city pa Si'inS Soo1 o,'-
fasniooei cs'eof"tion i' sno''i' not ue
host We hope the e'tefp PRISE WIZ oe
ssken nold % in = manner 90 assure s''c-
cess.
t. ...h II -. r-,,s,-- has bsar
....,.4 ,n5 !. +, ,v.,.ll, ,rnonncsd
a.. l.. .r...t. -...h4 - s;-.,l.,
-. .n 49,, - 80. F
-. ,f,..,,, .l... ,,,ll...,s s,.st bava been
e. i rh,,,, .-o-v ,-,.,,,.s,s r,ono-
.rat has in.l,tly-.4 an the stnmp and Of fu I
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12

Dos "a UgeElsaos aos las cari 90
his aliies loos -1ione g. WashIngto
baek la I've minutes
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12

-sEcaErAaF b4Akn. Says an ex-
change. ''ia eredatsd silh an aversion tor
rsa.Iing the papers lt ls lot surprising
that he Ia aVorse to reading them after
hasin. nls,,le some ~ lls appointments.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12

We are gong 10 ask a. a
special favor that YOU come
and Try Oh a few of our Fine
Coats and discover what We
mean by Tailor-Made, Form
Fitting Garments.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12
RAILROAD TIME TAKIES
Grand Rapids a inclsa..
agsar.r EaFTBF

Grand Rapids A. iaClsaa.
GOING NORTH.
Arls. ls.a.s
ginosuglac a Il galsd Eag4dl "a 4. pn.
tlllciill~ti 4 As.,s ttlstt "A "a s4A tiaa4 a.
n Nayue ai4d MaeAinal EA. 81 fa p. pa
lsra1l isaiiIf i tlllit.4t A. -st' 4a -t' an
GOING Sot IT.
f,...air.r.sf r. 49,
Maeliusr A iG.iss.l.l tz stH pE U1t pu
Ms.okisllg j r.. n ~ ~ "a .it.- y 4 ain
f-..t,rl f.,.l,f..t 1.it illa
tadillsr 0fs.nd haIiae A. 4,tl lu
All .sssins ds.ils exovlsi nsllllss,
ga lKkFIN0 CAB AASAAtts, sfstt
N0sTa rain ies4giuf af t.k 81 ui. i.tt N,i,si
Tun hlsslt4ls srt faI fsia akes sti1 .iasi i4lhr
Gu 1l..iu ias.silt b. lI- e. IA. iasf heiI IA
for lIakufsf iIis
serIa- Tsain Is.sll.s b. oat g. "a. is-s u s..J
uh nlsslins fur .siilla.N.
U.rsneh U.ksts ttn g. uiiiiansa sf Nnian
u. kef efflot cirf.aT MaHfof ant Hiisse nifestr
and al Canon brIe.- g. A. lfa hh tf1lt
tU. 4aas aff
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12

Gentlemen, you can not oe
more elegantly ntted Our
TAILOR MADE CLOTHING
EXoels anything You have
ever seen.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12

sessaole "a oat zoald 1s for ths SesFe-
tary ~ state ~ 9nief q as@ sleeslon. baE
alsan = hile ths kxecsIt - Dspartulsaf Il
tie fiogefument sould have o. staEa
sill. coIallron ~ things zl4ch soald
~ disastrous Congress has bad FREE
1snt warnings sliles i7lt lt f1e ues-d -
PROVISIONS for tle Presidential success
sDll. but q has been % busy ~Ifa parts
nghls e. auaud t0 &C.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12

War Is al thls kicking for any way
Cleveland haa been ,n Office oaiy about
two montas and has been a Republican,
a Muswump and . Democrat Certainly
everybody should be- happy excspt. per
hapa. THE Prohbitiollsts.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12

fHE Phliaisiphia Times IL determined
- sea the Car saeeessfillly through with
LIS present slabaFrassnshts Ia ASIA. lt
says that Only nigntg English Jmgo-
Ism. isd ~ an adgeuturer ike Beaoons-
held sould ever hage nz-d Ga Herat ss
the gateway - indla. or have coaeluied
that England had al4y business 10 meddls
with Russia ~ any power that chose T.
med,ile With Herat. or any part of North
Afghanistsn or Persis, either. that
southern Asia, between the Indus and
the IigIis. naturally belongs 10 Russia,
and that -sooaer or later Russia vii get
d part of Afghanistan and a part ~ Per
sia. aud finally she vail get tA3 eutire re-
glon named. clear e. the Persian Gull
and fhe Arabian sea- THIS May al
come o. pass. but 10 viii be sheu the ira
diilonal splrt of Great Britain is utterly
a.s..trl4-sf
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12
THE CAUSE

Through which Collars, Cuffs, Shirts, etc,
become yellow and get that grayish, or
dark steel colored look, after having been
laundried but few times,
Is partly due to not having been
properly washed and rinsed, BUT MOST
LII to the extsnsive and continued use of
acid, cheap adulterated soaps, etc. Our
mode of laundering is different from that
of most all others, and is done In such a
manner that the goods remain as clear
and white as when new, neither is there
any more wear TO them than when done
IN the ordinary way at home. Our work
is always uniform and satisfaction guar
anteed every time. We also promptly
call for and deliver goods free Of charge.
Telephone 365.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12

iNAsHCcH as tle President nas utterly
ignore4 the appeals of tho Michigan Con
zressiousl ielegalon, appointing whom
he chose whether recommended BY them
Or not. Il might oe veil for thsm % ask
thenselyss flanrigan's famous question.
What arr 40 here '0r9'
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12

IRIS g be- bored that there viii be a
large attendance of citizens at the meet
ing calied for Wednesday evening to con-
siler sn appropriate celebration ~ the
Fourth ~ JuIy. Tbe people are bound
- celebrate somewhere. and IN some
manner. and lf there - anything 90 be
gssinel By our city in giving good old
fashioned celebration Be should not be
host We hope the enterprise viii be-
taken hold oi in manner Co assure suc-
cess.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12

WEArHsH signals may be- ordered for
the Lake Region this week. owing % tic
presence oi our Democratic Congressman
"a Washington. who are advising with the
President as to the BEST way 70 avoid
making the offices "a reward for party
services.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12
Chioaao q Wesf IIlchlran.

Leave. hrrIFf
Chicago ~ flt su hiE.f E1urfst ful Eu
Mai and - fiI ru tiII aII - tf pm
Night Exltres.-.- i.ss fnl ftelllR 20 fii 1t pm
sDaily. iDaiiy s5capf sunday
Onion Depot on iYiiIa ~frfaL
Ttrourh cosci.ee ~ fnioi.ao saa Toledo co
tis A. u. tram Through fafl0r-rar o. fI iGs.so
CD l2s1 T.. r frsIa. Ihraufl iu' lfann fie.fp
ins-cs.r and oosasi ~ Ihoasa o1 f8f D. la. ifs.in
NEHA1DO DiNIsl0H.
irsHa hrflVe
Exprass ...... ......... $3.50 an M lt am
kEInsf ......-... 4ia pn SO pm
'Deu. fr,ln West sids Depot
Tie northern fffuIIuf ~ t.is Division 10
Baldwin. on b A. p 81 i.-
J. III. Cau5eufef Oe1 fragu srd piss Agent.
tteee It tInuror oif. ~.
6Fo. ". MrRsoN Ticker Agent iltt
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12

HIS HoSoR. the new Mayor. has again
delighted our ears with the booming
drums. the loud clashing cymbals and
the hraament-resoundlng songs of the
Salvation Army These modern martyrs
viii get 10 advertising from the Police
Court noW. as the Mayor Is gong IN for
anything % beat Grant.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-12

IT ~ gratifylna t0 notice occasionally
still redeeming grace m tho Admins
tration. The revocation az the appoint
msnt of Col James Blackbaru, of Ken
tucky. as Collector % Internal Beveuue,
at Lexington. ou account ot Blackburn
trRitoroUs sentiments expressed m his
letter during tbe war is evidence shat the
Administration Is not lost % an sense Of
decsncy.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-09-05
Real Estate Transfers,

The following is list Of real estate
transfers filed for record in the office
Of w. II. Tower, Clerk of the Circuit
Court for Garrett county, for the
month of August:
Jos. r. Anderson and wife to Han
nah Spiker, 20 acres and 5 perches of
"Gien Eyry" 500.
Jos. r.. AnderSouan and wife to Thos.
r. McRobie, 254 acres of 1.-THE Pink
of Allegheny" SlS2.
JOS. r. Anderson and wife to Mrs.
NJ. A. West, less of an acre of"Lat-
ent Worth" ; $50.
Fredk. Gortner and wife to Peter
p, Gortner, Ill acres of "Swan
Meadows" SIS.
Silas Teats and wife to Jackson
Teats,part Ofthe Gleamings,5 so acres
$780,
G, S. Hamill and wife to Handy
Gipson, lots Nos. and 8 on the sub
division of lot No. 81 Of Wilson's
First Addition to Oak land $3.50.
DaugaId McLane and wife to On
esime Quay, } interest in part No. 4
of the Buffalo Marsh Property SO
&c.
Amaziah TurnPy to Samantha j.
Turney, tract Of land containing
113! acres $1,000.
Hiram V. ki9g to Clara A, King
a piece of land containing 81! acres ;
$3.50.
/. chard Selby and wife to Martin
V. SeIny, military lot No. 2775 ;
500.
joel Miller and wife to VIM. r.,
Getty, lot No. Is in Miller's Addi-
tiou to Grantsyille ; 500.
Thomas r., McRobie, admr. to
Bucknpr Mason, 43 acres of land ;
$500.
Gertrude Il. Stahl to Geo. NJ. Ma
son, a lot of ground in Oakland
81 600.
Norman Barnard and wife to John.
son King, 40 acres Of military lot No
1880 SlS5.
John Bradley and wife to Francis
b. Ross, lot No. 1903 in "Wilson's
First Addition to the town of Oak
! lacd !" S175.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-09-05
Too Much for Belief.

From the New Orleans Times Democrat.
A prominent citizen of Jones coun-
ty, Miss, who stood high in the
church, made a visit to Meridian
recently, and upon his return told
his neighborS he had seen ice manu-
featured in that town with the Their
mometer standing at 81 degrees. 1t
soon became IA settled fact in the
minds of the members of the church
that Brother Blank had degencrated
into an able liar. Charges were pre-
terred against him, and a committee
OF church members was appointed 10
visit Meridian ami convict the errinS
brother of lying. They went. saw
the ice manufactured, and returning
home so reported To meeting of all
the church members. A look of as
constituent ON the faces of the as
sembled brethred soon gave way to
one OF Indignation, and Brother
b ank and the entire committee were
lncontinentIy expelled from the
church.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-09-05

Marriage Licenses were granted to
the following parties during the
month of August:
John OpIe and Catharine Miller.
James G. Keys and Harriet A.
Male.
John S. Carter and Maggie Nets.
Charles q. Georg and Emma b.
Lohr.
Garrett j. Wolf and Mime NJ. Her
man,
Chas. l.. WamsIey and Harriet L,
Sanders.
VIM. l.. Riley and Mary A, Lewis.
Martin p. Altman and Mary
Bond.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1885-09-05
McHenry, Md.
j. A. E.

Mr.. EDITOR:-Will you please
allow me space in your valuable col
umns for short essay on the subject
"Behind the Counter" Every age
of the world has had its heroes and
martyrs whose names are inscribed
on imperishable monuments, and
whose deeds are made eloquent in
history and in song, but strange to
say there have been as yet no drum
beatingS, oratiOns or loud hurrahS
in honor of that large and respectable
class of men and women who serve
the public behind the counter. The
jubilee day for them has not yet ar
rived, but when it does appear they
shall then verify have their reward.
am willing to concede without argu-
ment, that the patriarch Job was the
most patient man of his time, but it
is well to bear in mind the fact that
he was not suffered to be tried behind
the counter. He was thus spared an
afllction which might have tempted
him to renounce his integrity and
yield to the wicked counsels of his
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Advertise

Ifyou want a farm put small adj
vertisement in THE REPUBLICAN;
you will get more information in that
way, in spending 50 or 50, than you
would by spending $50 in travelling.
If you want to sell your land, adver-
tise in THE REPUBLICAN,; it goes to
all parts of our county, as well as to
adjoining counties in Maryland, West
Virginia and Pennsylvania, and is
seen by those who are looking for
new homes. If you have anything
to sell or buy. any wants, advertise
in the paper having much the largest
circulation of any paper in the coun-
ty. 1t gives value received, and can
not fail to reach the most desirable
parties, and bring excellent results.
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An exceptionally good saddle mare.
Is quiet, young, Is years old.) Has
smooth action and is beautifully gait
ed. Has been driven few times
single and once double. Is not thor
oughIy broken to harness, and will
not guarantee her to drive kindly.
Will sell her for want Of usel to the
highest bidder, Tuesday, September
Sth, at II O'Clock. A. NJ, in front of
the Democrat Office. I'm the mean.
time mare can be seen at my stable.
DIR. L. X. GoLDsBOROUGH.
Oakland, August 19th.-3t.