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Rocky Mount Franklin county,
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rooms to 500. Five persons have
asked the judge Of the court for
licenses.
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-06-26
NUMBER II.
Life and Death.

1t is curious study how near some
people come to death. aud yet do not
die till their time comes as the say
ing is. An old Englishman who had
passed unharmed through the hor-
rors of the Indian mutiny came home
from India and went upon an expe.
ditiOn to the heart of Africa. After
passing through many dangers both
on sea and land, and getting safely
home after tempestuous voyage, he
was drowned the day after his arrival
in simply stepping over gang plank
from his ship to another. and was
drowned in sight of his home. But
there are many other cases very sim.
liar, and they are so frequent as to
hardly occasion comment.
In the midst of life we are in
DEATH might sometimes be aptly
made to read. In the midst of death
we are in life. In one Of the large
printing-off1ces of London few years
since an eleyator carrying an Office
boy and several forms of type was
precipitated the entire length of the
well, and while the forms were pied,
and the elevator splintered, the boy
escaped with few bruises. Not a
week afterward, while passing down
a flight of two or shree steps, he trip
ped and fell and broke his neck in.
stantly.
Here is another instance not less
remarkable: A slater working upon
roof of building 20 feet high lost
his balance and went down the side
Of the roof. Fortunately, just in the
middle of the rocf was a ST. ylight of
heavy glass opening inward. Direct
ly the man struck it, he carried it
with him through the roofto the floor
below, falling upon the head of work
man standing at a bench. The fall
ing glass injured the workman so se-
Verely about the head that he died
instantly, while the slater lived to
tell of his miraculous escape to his
grandchildren.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-06-26
Keeping COnYicts Employed.

A writer in the Boston Herald tells
of some of the devices employed in
England to keep convicts employed:
The convicts were marched into a
square, standing about five feet apart,
facing inward. Near one end of the
line was pyramid of twenty -four
pound cannon balls. In the centre of
the sqnare stood the officer or guard.
When all was ready, he gave the Or
der. "One," when every man moved
to the right, which brought the man
at the head of the line opposite the
pyramid of balls. 1.-Two" Every
man stopped down, without bending
the knees, the first man taking ball
from the pile, and Others going
through the motion till ball reached
them. "Three." The men moved
back to their original places. -Four"
They stopped down and placed the
ball upon the ground, not being al
lowed to drop it. And so on, the
movements continued, the orders
quickened at the will of the guard,
till the balls were all conveyed
through the line and piled up at the
other end. 1t required but a few
minutes of these rapid movements to
bring every man into state of pro-
fuse perspiration, showing that the
labor was of the severest kind. A
short time was allowed the men to
rest, when they were again called to
order, by the same movement, the
balls were returned to their original
place; and so on throughout the day
these cannon balls were passed for
ward and back, with no object only
to furnish labor for the men. In the
prisons established upon the solitary
or sepatate plan, where the convicts
work in their cells, they have what
they called the "crank labor" an
iron cylinder or drum two feet long
and eighteen or twenty inches in di-
ameter, resting upon legs. A spindle
or shaft is passed through the drum,
with crank on one end for turning
it. Attached to the spindle within
the drum, which was filled with
sand, were fiat arms, making it nee.
essary to use considerable force to
run it; dull heavy drag. A dial at.
tached to the machine registered the
number of reyrlutions the convict
had made. From 5000 to 10000 was
the usual daily stint. Can one imag-
ihe more terrible situation for a
human being to be placed in than to
be shut up alone in cell ten feet
square, and from morning till night
compelled to turn crank attached to
an inferna. machine. with no results,
nothing accomplished, no object, nc
hope except to complete his task. for
upon that depends his supper oil
Cruel.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-06-26
Three Different Doctors.

DoNGoLA, UNION Co., ILL, 3, 'S3.
Dear Sir Il have been in bad
health for three years, suffering with
chills and fevers, and costiyeness of
the bowels. I have tried three diff
ferent doctors, and taken quinine,
tonic, pills, and various kinds of
medicines that were recommended
for the above diseases, and found
but little relief until / purchased a
bottle of "AROMANNA." l have
taken about two small bottles and the
chills have stopped. and my bowels
are in better condition and more reg
uar than they have been during the
past three years. I can say that
"AROMANNA," is the best medicine
to regulate and put the bowels in ac-
tion of any that l ever used in all my
life, and l am tolerably old, being
sixty-tive years. If sufferers similar
ly afflicted knew the great merit of
this remedy it would be impossible
for you to supply the demand. /
highly recommend "AROMANNA"
and hope it will reach the hands of
all sufferers.
JAMES III. MANNING.
Price 25 and IS cts. Sold by A. G..
SturgIss, Oak land, and country deal
ers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-06-26
Excitement in Texas.

Great excitement has been caused
in the vicinity of Paris, Tex, by the
remarkable recovery of Mr.. J. E.
Corley, who was so helpless he could
net turn in bed, or raise his head;
everybody said he was dying of Con-
sumption. A trial bottle of DR..
Kings New Discovery was sent him.
Finding relief, he bought a large bot
tie and box of DIR. Kings New Life
Pills; by the time he had taken two
boxes of Pills and two bottles of the
Discovery, he was well and had gain
ed in flesh thirty six pounds. Trial
Bottles of this Great Discovery for
Consumption free at VIM. Nydeg-
gers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-06-26

town washing days and trade the
clothes pins for something, or sell
them for cash, and come here with
your money and buy food for the
boarders. What do you say ?"
''No clothes pins" said the boy.
"But it is getting along toward din.
ner time, so 1 guess l will borrow
your fish pole and go catch fish for
the boarders, and after dinner | will
bring over some brio a-brac and trade
you for something for supper" and
the boy shOuldered the pole and went
out Whistling: "Who will care for
mother now."-Peck'S San.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-06-26

He sat on an ottoman at her feet In
blissful resignation and perfect calm.
"Ah.dear could sit here forever"
he said looking lovingly up into her
warm blue eyes.
could you, Henry" she answered.
"Yes. darIing,"
"Are you sure you could Henry 2"
~ know it, my own"
"Well. l won't ask you TO do it, but
1 would like to have you sit there till
eleven O'Clock, for 1 have an engage
ment to go out with that handsome
Mr.. FitzSpooner, and you can let me
in. when 1 come back, without dis
turbing the family. I've lost my
night key and can't get another to-
night. You are such a darling, Henry.
When she returned FitZspooner
had to climb in over the transom and
open the door.-Merchdnt Traveller,
At Vicksburg L sat down ON an old
shell, when it accidently exploded.
Instead of going up through the top
of the tent / looked down and saw
that the egg shell had a little chicken
in it, which was the only one of US
that cot killed. 1t was thin escape.
During lull in battle, | careless
ly leaned up against the muzzle
ola cannon, when all at once it went
off. When 1 was picked up found
that the driver had whipped up and
the cannon had went off with the
horses. No wonder / am getting
bald-headed, and that Premature age
begins to show on my clothing.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-06-26
THE "wooDLAND FARM"

situated on the road leading from Oakland TO
Accident two miles from Oakland, contain
ing 81 acres, well fenced and cultivated. I'M
proved by a large first-class mansion house,
suitable for a summer resort. The farm would
suit for first-class market garden or general
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-06-26

"Be yor perleeceman ?" asked an
old farmer of an officer.
"Yep. What dyer want?"
"Well, stranger, would you accom-
modate me by standIn' here a min
nit, till ! can fetch my old woman to
look at you. She's goin' on sixty
now, an hain't seen one of you yet,
She'd be powerful glad to see yer,"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-06-26

The Chicago Sun says that the five
great evils of life are standing col
lar. stove-pipe hat. tight boots, poor
whiskey and cross women. A very
fair supplementary list might be
made up of corner-loungers, dead.
heads, dudes, book-agents and the
men who insist on the correction of
trivial personals in the newspapers.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-06-26

First dudeline: Aw, Cholly, me
deah boy, 'pon honah, / believe you
ah dwunk.
Second dudeline Y-a-s, me hoy,
1 unfawti0nately dwank some, ah,
watah, out of a glass that had been
used on a, ah, bah. Me name says
1 must be, ah, more careful hereafter
or she might lose her deah boy, ah,
you know.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-06-26

h DIET Send l0cents postage, and we Will
~ UIT mail you free royal, valuable,
sample box Of goods tina: will put you in the
way of making more money at once, tnan
anything else in America Both sexes OF all
ages can live at home and work in spare
time, or all the time. Capital not required
those who start at once. STINsoN g. Co.. Port.
land, Maine
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-06-26
FOR SALE!
Steam Engine, Saw Mill and
Shingle Machine.

l am authorized to sell Fifteen Horse
Power Page" Engine, Saw Mill and Shingle
Machine, with carriages. &c, complete, the
property of Mrs Eva +. Riggs. The mill has
been in use about five years and is in good
order. Will be sold cheap for cash
or collateral which may be easily converted
into cash. May be examined atSwanton, Nd.
Must be sold soon.
For price and terms address or apply to
JAS. A. II AYDEN,
Oakland, Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1886-06-26
Profession CARDS.
r b. FAY,

I AND SOLICITOR IN CHNACERf
VIII practice il the Courts OF Garrett, Ai,J- W
eany and the Court of Appeals. Also in ad-
Joining counties of West Va.
Hs-Specia attention given TO lnvestlgattiio,,,' u,
of Land Titles Conveyancing ana Coliectiolsi ~
OF Claims, including claims against uhlleu
States. Real estate bought and sold on COM
mission.
Office, Nydegger building. Main ST.: anoys
drug store. 90 W e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06
Sefnrfm Acl,nhnIaA+

SIN @auteaan, ST., perItarbO aittwo6 i'm
NLter DO 81 Sabren 6err 9etlri6 Selmz
bols, Elm in @6lcago aubefannter 8urger.
Der belonoers re9en ietnes iberipruoelnoen
0unors aGgemcln beliebt mar. 9err
Selmbol5 Danoerte i'm Sabre 1858 in bie>
les Sano Elm uno tpobnte bis gum Sabre
1871 in Milmaufee, no er uuter Der 6irma
6elmbol3 unO Ge~ioersDprf Elm @ngros=
Sabafsgel6Gft betrteb uno bon mo- er oanl1
nab Waufegan iiberitebeIte, um fi6 our
Gube SIT leBeu. 3wei G0dter BON i6m ilnO
III Chicago al !9rn. q. Sumter uno 9rn.
Seltr Shpeistbul uerbeiratbet, uno ieine
beloen S0bne Auguit uno Trib 9elmboIs
itno bier I'M @ommiiiions9el6dft tbattg.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06
Gin @ttt&tt0er 1T occrTcso.
Ser it oer 2ontHaaa StaatS=&ottsrie
$4,000 9etuDAtten.

Seit eini9en Ta9en bieB eS, baB in Seer
field Semano eine 9roBe Sunlme @elbes in
Der SDtterie 9eDounen. Gerl0tebene 9oltell
ais Der GlildSDo9el unO Der @eDinn wuroe
perl6iebentli6 0uf $l5, 900 bis go, 900 dn=
9e9ebcn. S6lieBlib lpiele1 Die @etii0te NIT
9roBerer Velttrtr1tDett alf etlen 9~elpile1t
Slaac MtImartb, Don Dem 9eIa9t 1pur0e, er
bate etn !3ebntel beS groBen HDoies nit
$3.50 600 IN Der gouiltana StdatS =Yotterie
9ewonnen. QIu9 babe er bas @elo, ndmlt9
Die $15, 900, bereitS per @rtropolt III Sob
ausbeSablt befommen. Der Scribteritatter
pes uOblerper" entl6loB ii6, Oobinter gu
tomn1e1, Oh benin lDtrtll9 in Onet0a @0untp
SenlanO 10 9liidlt0 9emeleI, uto lprddD gu
Dem 3rOefe BET 6rr. Wilmartb Dor, cen ct
ou0 in letner @obnun9, etlpd cine Wetle
D1tll0 Don 0eerfielO Corners ri6ttg altr1t.
0r. g&tlmartb betleioet l0nn lett ptelen
Sa9ren I'M SDpn 0eerfiel0 DaS glnt zines
Nrte0enSritDters @lS &anoDtrtb wiomet er
1t6 bauptlG1lt9 Der 5tenen6u0t nit 9roBeln
@rfol9e.
@r bate 1pirtli1 Slid 9e6abt, bod m01te
CT pon Der Sabe nl6t ptel MlIfbebenS MAIDEN.
Gr bate III elmer 9lidli6en Stunbe elm
Sebntel beS SidetS JtD. 81, 5S3 in ~ber&puiliana
StaatS= Gotterie 9%etaltft ($1 iOa CT 0afitr
be5ablt baben) ,lnlD auf Oalielbe mar in Der ON
IA. 9topember 1tatt8ebabten administering
oas 9roBe &o0S nit $50, 900 9eSo9el, 10 0aB
anf 6rn. gSilmartb SIS 900 entfielet. .3mei
Otonate lang mar ibm iei1 @liif perborseu
geblieben, bis CT etneS Cages aus Stem
Orlea1S, NO man 1i9 lpunberte, baB er oaS
@elO nod nidDt erboDen, beionOers bapon
bena9ri1tigt wur0e. OaS gelo wlrOe ibnt
et1lige Sage barauf bur9 @rpreB 5u9eitelt,
lanter funtelnOeS @olo, baS gut lelne so
Yfl1o lpog! 9r. Wllmart9 lit elm Wtonl1,
Der nit @elO u~mSu9eben wetB. Utica (Jt. g.
Sblerper, %. 9foDember.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06
ehme oenaaenoen @rmno.

ober ani3etnea6 obne ir9enb weG4en Grun6, teimt unb
iproBt Der unideinenb sebeiIte S&atteliroit unO bas
Sieber. Dieier 8tteie unter ben 8rantbeiteu tonn ntbt
burf @9tntn pertil9t werOen. Gte etnSt9e Nrt unb
&eiie, tbm DOaitdnOi9 ben @araus 5n MAIDEN, beitebt
bartn, bas rationale Uttttel 9e9en niasmattides Stft,
9oftetter's Wta9enbttters NIT SebGtrlt6fett
Su gebrau9en, Oas e5 poaitdnOi9 entiernt. Die Sur lit
natilrlt9 utel let6ter, penn oas SItters ais Elm SGubz
mtttel gebrau6t wirp, went Der erlte S@titteljrolt etuz
tritt, aber %eute, bic pie S%pnrptonte ni6t fennen, trreH
ib oft aber beren llriade, uno perna9lGiit9eu ods ans
aenebute unb etnfa0e Wttttel, bas pom alien anberen am
6elten 9eeignet lit, ben 6Ortl1rttt bteier 9eilrbteten
uno inre6l.4en Srant9eit Su bemmsn. 8eln9er unO
8emobner malartiher @e9enoet pesoet metie hanoein,
msnn fte bas Buffers ais elm S9usntttel 9ebrGu9eu.
Otpeumatlsmus, 8erltopiung, btlt0le SeIOen, nuue1z
bault6fett uHb NterenIetOen wer6sn our@ 0as Sttters
eHtIer Mt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06
St0Ol Gbtraao.

umfere 5tetfestOea mto Gorrez
fpOu0esteu 0efuGDeG 9e0ea IT, &rtia
Tplgeu0e SGnntets
SEER Seran1nm SrcGI0wtt0t Die
SfGategt &oulT0t1a. Ee3tne1ec,
@~istTiTppi, WStTonr1s @sr9aufaS,
Sctas ul0 Sfaat Wtertfo-
9crr spec. SeGmaan 0cn Gtaat
SNsuOtS+
Ssetr Graft 8c4att1tg9Ouet ote
Gtaatct Sn0tGU@, SDio ttnO Yetstz
tvipastea.
Serr 6. @tt4raGer Sen Gta0t
G0ttforwteGt.
Seer Stto @snnitebonen ole
Gtaate1 WtiG1t9a1 nnS Canada
@crr Ouit&O &6G9e oen Sta6t
SSSsltnois.
9err Uratt5 SttO 0en Staat S4t=
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-12-06
GfLbnnaorS.

Wrn. S6arftenberg, Elm @rocerD> 0GnoIer
bon 9to. 2410 WeHttDortb 2lpe., ma6te
WttttDon TN 0rano lactftcs SoteL bierlelbit
ietnem 2eben our6 GrlDteBeu Elm @nDe,
na6oem er lett Salnlta9 NlbenO bort eth
3lmmer tnne gebabt bate. GtDa um II
uhr SormlttugS murDe er IN lelneln Strnz
met, gto, 226, nit elmer S6uBtDunoe in Der
Sttrne rl1o einer1 reDen tbm ltegenOen 9tez
poIDer toot aufgefunoen. OaS nod frtl9e
Olut unD 0ebirn oe5 offenbar crit loeben
Geritorbenen Datten Die Wanoe lnO einen
SpiegeI, Dor Dem CT %geitanoen bate, be-
iprtBt u1o IS tDGr, ME itb baI0 erga6, tein
53Dettel oarliber o%0r6dnoen, DaB es 1tD UNI
etnen SelbltmorD banDelte.
S6arffenberg bQtre in Oori9er ISOLDE i'm
Ralmer 9onle Elm Simmer mtetben tpols
len, fam ieoDd, 0a tbm Elm lol6es I'M
pberIten Stofiperfe anoetplelen rpuroe, nab
benz 0ra1o 8actftc>Ootel. Gr mar etDa
81 Sabre alt, anlbetneuo BET better 2aune,
bate uiel @elo unO lDar gut getleiOet.
Nm Sonntag lNidte man. aufSAarfen<
berg's 8eranIaliun9 BIN, etnen 3naben in
Delten Stn1lter, Dem CT, Die Nnffor0erung
gum SrubllG ablebneno, Die Wfietbe fir
elnen Delteren Gag 5ablte. Set Der 2eibe
tato lib Elm, all Srteoa S6arffenberg,
$40. 241O Nent6portb Nue., aDreiilrter
oeuti6er 8rief, iopte 1888 in 8aar uno
cine Nu3abG BfanolheIne fir u6ren uno
Shmu6iahen. Ser am 20. bis. gei1rtez
bene Brtef bena6rtdtigt Die Satin bes
Geritorbenen bon DerlOieoenen 9arlehen,
fir Die 2eBterer in nd6iter 3eit fQutge
8ehieL gum 8ettage bon $500 ouslteQte.
@r iberIdBt IS DEM Wutounfen ieiner
Srau, Die Bapiere. fir mel6e tie ntdt bafts
bar gemabt per0en fanu, einSul0leu.
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