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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-12-01

According to the British Medical
Journal, half of those who live die
before seventeen. Only one person
in 10000 lives to be 100 years old and
but one in 100 reaches sixty. The
married live longer than the single,
but out of every 1000 born only 1870
are ever married. OF 1000 persons
who have reached seventy there are
of clergymen, orators and public
speakers, forty-three farmers, forty;
workmen, thirty-three soldiers,
thirty'tw0: lawyers, twenty.nine ;
professors, tWenly-seVen ; doctors,
twenty -four.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-12-01

Mrs. Frances E. Willard as preSl-
dent of the National w. u. L. u,
denies that the union hasequlred lis
members to help the prohibition
party under penalty of bling regard
ed as di5loyal to the uniC. She says
it is fact that the largenajority be-
lieve in that party andbave SAID so
by resolution, but the minority are
at perfect liberty to dissent.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-12-01
HnmOr of the Day.

In everybody's mouth-Teeth.
The gIazier generally has pane in
his chest.
Working like a horse-A lawyer
drawing a conversation.
Hearts may be honest, but they are
always on the beat.
The rising generation-Folks get
ting up in the morning.
Sometimes in a trade man kicks
when there is nothing to boot.
The woman which wo-
men are opposed to--"How old are
you ?"
1t is not generally known that the
wheels of vehicle are tired as the
horse.
A pig was never known to wash,
but great many people have seen
the pig iron.
In a question of life and death
there are two sides to take-This side
and that side.
1t is now believed that Venus rose
from the sea to allow the hired girl
to make the bed of the cean,-De-
troit Free Press.
"Ah," said the fly, as it crawled
around the bottle, 81 have passed
through the Matching age, the creep
ing age. and now I am in the mucil-
age"-then it stuck.
"Dad can tell the time without
looking at his WATCH" said little
Johnnie. "When 1 ask him in the
morning he says it is time to get up,
and when 1 ask him at night he says
IT is time to 60 to bed. "-NeW York.
Sun.
"How are you getting along 2"
asked one cyclone ofanother, about
ninety miles an hour. How's. your
self?" 10, 1 manage to keep things
moving" answered Cy. No. l. and
blew town into the lake.-Detroit
Free Press.
There was confusion in the faces of
George and Matilda. who sat in init
mate proximity on the sofa, as Harry
entered. Matilda was the first to re-
cover her self.possession. She said
1--WE are engaged in little game at
cards." Harry-"And mighty close
game, too, Ell ?"-BoSton Transcript.
Robert ]. Burdette recently receiy-
ed a notification at Livingston, Mon,
that dead registered letter awaited
his orders at Washington. He sent
the following reply: "If the letter
referred to isn't so dead that it is Of
fensiye you might send the remains
to Burlington. Iowa, where 1 will
claim the mummy in about a
nth."-Ne,0 York POST
"Miss Maud" he said, ~ have
come in this evening to ask you a
question. and I have brought ring
with me. Now, before you try it on
want to tell YOU that if you feel in
clined to be sister to me will have
to take it back, as my father objects
to my sister wearing such large dia-
monds." And Maud said she would
keep the ring.-JeaUeIer'S Weekly.
A Fine Compliment.--Hus {:
professor Widehead paid you very
fine compliment after dinner last
night, my dear" Wife: ooh, did
he? What did he say ?" "He said
that you weren't handsome, but you
were one of the most intelligent wo-
men he ever met" Wife: "Profes-
sor What's-his-name has received his
last Invitation from me.-TIme.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-12-01

We long most for the things We
have missed.
Silks and satins put out the-sTaS r.
the kitchen.
Nothing costs as much as what is
given US.
The taste of the kitchen is better
than the smell.
Many weaknesses Of human nature
are distorted virtues.
Better to go to bed supperless than
to get up in debt.
Contentment does not demand con-
ditlonS, it makes them.
Now is always the very best time
If we would only make it so.
The Wisest fellows, we think. are
those who agree with US.
Whistling doesn't make the loco
motive go, it is the silent steam.
We build barriers against the flood
tide; we should place some restraints
to all prosperity.
knowledge, like money, increases
our responsibility in proportion to
the amount obtained.
He must expect tC be wretched
who pays to beauty, riches Or polite
ness that regard which only virtue
and piety can claim.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-12-01

An exchange referring to the sug-
gestiOn that there will be western
administrative atmosphere at Wash
ington after Mr.. HariSOn's inaugu-
ration, expresses the hope that II VIII
not be social blizzards.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-12-01
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Gathered Treasures.

1t Is the sunshine itself that max es
every shadow.
The innocence of intention abates
nothing of the mischief of example.
Conscience is the voice of the soul,
the passions are the voice of the
body.
Do not anticipate trouble or worry
about that which may never happen.
Keep in the sunlight.
The more God empties our hands
OF others work, the more you NAV
know He has special work to give
them.
EVERY beautiful, pure and good
thought which the heart entertains
is an angel of mercy, purifying and
guarding the SOUL"
AS the medical properties of some
plants can be adduced only by dis
tillation so our good qualities can only
be proved by trials.
There is no difference between man
and man. Superiority depends on
the manner in which we profit by
the lessons of necessity.
Great efforts from great motives is
the best definition of happy life.
The easiest labor is burden to him
who has no motive in performing it,.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-12-01

An electric girl in Iowa can hold a
300 pound man in a chair with all
ease. Almost any pretty girl can
mold a man of any size on a chair, or
even on piano stool, whether she's
electric or not, and she needn't even
so much as put her hands on him.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-12-01

He that would reckon up all the
accidents preferments depended upon
may as we'll undertake to count the
sands or sum up infinity.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-12-01
If You Have a Trifling Cough

Don't neg lect it. Use Rogers Specific Cough
cure. 1t is sure and speedy cure loi Coughs
Colds, Group, Whooping Cough, Hoarseness,
&c. p cts. u bottle.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-12-01
Estate of Jonathan Il. Houfer. Dec,d.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-Tbottho s,h-
i Scriber, of Garrett county, Marvisnd hotb
obtained from the Orphans Court of co rs,sl
county, in Maryland, Letters OF Admtnisiras
ton on the real and personal estate of
JONATHAN e. STOUFFER
late Of Garrett county, deceased. An norsope
having claims against the deceased ~ h oO,a9
by warned to exhibit the same, with Inc won.
Snegs tnereoI legally authenticated to the
May next; they may otherwise bw law
be excluded from all benefit of s'id a., a ,te
Given under my hand this 18th day or oI' no,
Vember 1888. Wy VI NV
,,o. MARY SPINDLER, Executrix
hH'' Accident, Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-12-01
Dyspepsia and Habitual CONSTIPATION
Piles ! Piles! Pile !

Speedily cured by a few doses of Annette,
the Great stomach, Kidney and Liver Rem
edy. Price 50 cts.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-12-01

Rogers Specific Cocaine Pile Remedy will
cure In IA short time the most aggravated case
OF Itching, protruding, Bleeding, or sny other
form of Piles. Price 50 cts. Il box
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-12-01
Rogers SIP cific Worm Syrun
5 FTeNSaht, sac and eIIlcIent. Price 3 cts,
For Chapped Hands, Face, &c..

Use Frangipane Curative Balm, a deliohttul
toilet article for the Hands, Face, RongnnaSs
of skin, Face and Sunburn, letter, Pt1nnIes
Blotches aud Skin Diseases. Price Is cts
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-12-01
On SATURDAY, December 9th.

1883, at the nour Of . o'clock P. NJ, on the
tract Of land called WINSTON - near the VIII
la%e of FIkinS, Garrett county, 30 the highest
bidder, the follow ng personal property:
One direct attachment Saw Mill ard
Engine, made by Ira Hart. to-
gether with all the fixtures hel0n. .
ing thereto; HIsO | other Engine
and fixtures, Steam Engine Boil
erS, Planer. and all Log Trucks,
Log Pulier-, Saws. Betting, Chains,
&C., belonging to and now used in
the operation 81 the sa W mill on the
tract Of iauG called Winston" Ivy
the said Clark /; also the Mill Build
ing in which the aforesaid property
is located, it being about 50x80 feet ,
One-story high.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash.
LOUIS NYDEGGER,
II II q Mortgage.
THOMAS & SINCELL, Solicitors
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
M0RTGAGEE'S SALE
OF
Personal Property.

BY virtue Of a power Of sale contained in q
mortgage from solomon Clark 10 the under
signed MORTGAGE, dated the End day of De-
cember, 1887, will sell at public auction
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WGNOIIA

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STATEs-Dull.
GovKRHMRsrs-Fnm.

STATES-DulL
RAILRoADs-Veryd dull.
SToCKs,-The stock market to-day was
still duller than the previous day. The
market opened weak with first prices from
] to per cent below last evenings fioal
figures, on severe pressure by the shorts In
order to get prices down to cover their con-
tracts, and there was further decline in
the first hour of fractional smounts The
manifesto from President Cable, of the Rock
Island road, with the efforts of the shorts
TO cover, gave a better tone to dealings,
though there was not enough business to
make the fluctuations OF special impor-
lance, and the market soon became in.
tensely dali throughout. Rock Island,
however, was depressed in the early trad
ing over l per cent but it led the subse-
quent advance and it is alone this evening
in showing material advance over its last
nights PRICES. The advance made but lit
tie progress until after delivery hour,
when the best prices of the day were reach
ed shortly before the close. The final fig
ures show irregular changes for the day,
which are confined to fractions only ex-
cept in the case of Rock Island, which
gained II per cent. Sales 134, G26 shares.
Quotations closed bid as follows:
Adams Express al; American Express
107; Canada Pacific, Sc; Central Pacific
Dot; Chesapeake and Ohio =; do preferred
firsts -; do seconds -; Chicago and Alton
1873; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy iii;
Delaware and Hudson, 10S; Delaware,
Lackawanns and Western 1888; Denver
and Rio Grsnde, Is; Erie, 23J; do pre-
fsrred, 561; Fl. Wayne, 152; Illinois
Central 1l6f; Lake Shore, S9i; Michigan
Central, 7Ss; Minneapolis aud st. Louis
AZ; do preferred, l04; Missouri Pacific,
72l; Northern Pacific, %; do preferred,
500; Chicago aud Northwestern 105i; do
preferred, 40; New York Central, l04;
Oregon Transcontinental, 49,; Pacific Mail,
334; Peoria, d. & E., 1Sf; Pittsburg 1853;
Pullman Palace Car, 1872; Reading, pa;
Rock Island. 104}; st. Louis and sisp
Francisco 283; do preferred, 643; first
preferred, 1l4i; ST. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba, 100; st. Paul and Omaha, So;
do preferred 1902; Texas Pacific, 20s; Union
Pacific sat; United States Express II
Western Union 75s.
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Awellsburg Wedding.

wELLsBURe, June 2O.-Ths marriage oil
Mr.. Campbell Tarr, of Lsavenworth, KS,
to Miss Fannie L. Tarr, second daughter
of Hon. W. II. Tarr, was celebrated at the
residence of the tride's father, on Main
street, at high noon to-day. The floral
decorations were especially fine. The bride
wore a. costume of FaiHe Francois trimmed
with tuHe and pearl passamenterie and
diamond ornaments. Miss Bessie Tarr, q
sister of the bride, preceded the bridal
connie to the arch between the parlors,
where the ceremony was performed oy
Rev. Brown, of the Presbyterian Church.
About thirty-iye guests witnessed the
ceremony. At one o'clock lunch was
served. The presents were handsome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tarr left on the five o'clock
train over the p, C. & st. l. Railway
for an Eastern tour. after which they will
return to this city for few days, before
going to their future home in LeaVen-
worth, Kansas, where the groom Is engaged
in mercantile business.
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firm. Provisions weak. Fiour-UnchaDg.
ed Whest-oash No. 2 slsisiic; No.
2 red S3c; June 81 sS2lc. closing at sl1c;
July slss63sc, closing at 8lsc; August
s41ss53c. closing ut Siaa. Corn-Cssh
No 2, 49ac; June 4945lc, closing at 49s:;
July 49sa51lc, closing at age; August
503s52c, closing at SOC; September 505 3
523c, closing at sole. 0a.s-No. 2, 32a
S2fc; June 3lis32fc, closing 3lfc; July
31sA42ic, closing at 31sc; August 26sa
27fc, closing 1T 26se; September 25ba26sc,
closing at 25sc. Rye-56c. Barley-63a
64c. Flnxseed-$1 80. Timothy Seed
Prime 81 20 Mess Pork-S13 55; Juue
and July Sl3 50a13 65, closing at Sl3 So;
August $13 Goals IS, closing at $13 65;
September $13 724a13 S72, closing at
S13 rs. Lald-$S %; July So 121ss 379,
closing at So Is; August s. 20s9 As, clos
ing at s. 20; September s. 30sS so, closing
at IS so; October S. S0a8 so, closing at
So 45. Cat Meats-Short ribs 81 423;
shoulders Sc OOa6 %. Whisky-At 81 20.
Sugsr-Blsnk. Butter-S.eady; creamery
l5al9c. Eggs-In fair demand at 13ia14c.
OlncinpAti.
CrNCINEATI, o., June 20 - Flour
Weaker. Wbeat- Quiet; No. Q red SIC;
receipts 5, 400 bushels; shipments 5000
bushels, Corn-Firm; No. 2 mixed 52c.
0ats-Steady; No. , mixed 35ls36c.
Rye-Dull; No. 2 65c. Pork-Quiet at
$l4 37l. Lard-Dnll at s. 10. Bulk
Meats and Bscon-Dull and unchanged.
Whisky-Quiet; sales of 36l barrels Of
finished goods on basis of$l H. Butter
Quiet. Sugar-S:eady. Eggs-Dsmor-
allied at 10l12c. Cheese-Weak; eastern
extra firm and unchanged.
Phnsdeiphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa June 90 Flour
Quiet Wheat-Firm but quiet; No. 2
red June 94a95c; July SSlsS9c; August
September s9!a9Oc. Corn-Spot
irregular; futures quiet; mo. 2 high mixed
in grain depot, 6Oa60lc; elevator 5S}c; No.
9 mixed June 57!A5s!c; July 57a58c;
August 5Si5slc; September 59la595c. Oats
Spot quiet but steady; upgraded white
4i3c; No 3 white June 429a 43c; July
42a42fc; August 35sa36c; September 34fa
35c. Petroleum dull at roc.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, O., June Whest-Ac-
tive aud steady; cash and June 8Slc; July
s6Bc; August s6s; September 81; Deem
Der S93 COrn-Dull; Augusr 53c. Oats
Quiet; cash 35cc Glover Ssed-Dull; cash
81 %; October 81 so
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EASTERN PANHANDLE.

Sudden Death Right of Way Granted to
the Cumberland Valley X. II. Co.
Specicl Telegram 10 the Register.
MARTINsBURG, W. VA, June 2O.-A
colored woman named Peterson, Of Pitts,
burg, Pa, who has been visiting Mary
Rawlins, colored, was found dead in her
bed at the latter's residence, about eleven
o'clock this morning. An examination Of
her body was made by DR.. Myers, who pro,
nouuced her death the result OF dropsy Of
the heart.
The City Council has granted right Of
way through Charles street to the Cumber-
land Valley X. r. Co. for their Winches'
ter extension, and work will shortly be
begun on it. The new passenger depot
will be built on the corner OF King and
Charles streets.
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4xilrsads.
baltimore AND OHIO RR

time. Schedule ineeect April 2oh, isS
kxprea for Chicago and The Northwest los
q m, $40 p. n. and 80 p. n. daily, and LES q.
k5p!s,s;; 4. e: Gincian.a and O. Ioui. ,os Z
c.mhiidss so C; 900 . M, .uo.u.
For Columbus, los m. daily, ana Ills n
m; daily, and rs p. N. daily except sunday.
iEIprsS for ws.hinston, D. C., baltimore.
For orr f s an. n Washington. Pa, $40
daily; Express, $40 q m. daily; las D. m. daily
except Sunday Additional way train fof wsah.
nF ssdnes. S .aI fPa ssssss sSaa:' Gao
For Icund~ille, SIS . m, 7:ss a u ,,n
noon and $40 p. m. daily except sunday.
For Grafton, 5:lo p. m. daily.
For Cumberland, s5o6 q m, daily except Sun
For St. Caimille sos and 800 0. m. and ao
p. N. and $40 p N. daily except sunday.
Express trains arrive nom Chicago. SIS and
s. .e m and n Sa9 p m daily, and ass m,
Express trains arrive nom st. Loui, and Gin.
ctnnau, As q N. and 6:i0 D. m, daily
kxpress t1ains arrive nom Philadelphia Ral,
tfmore and Washington, d. G, via. Grshon, II %
m AND ds,, io'S p m. daily via Pittsbars ioiS
Trains arrive nom Columbus, As 4 M. AM
gao p. m. daily, and lo:S & m. daily except our.
Traius arrive nom Pithburs, io:ls q m. daily
and las p. N, except sundayS and SIS p. N.
and lilo p. m. daily.
Trains arrive nom Washington, Pa. 500 n.
daily except Sunday.
From Moundsvilfe. 80 and Sis q m. ana 20
and 40 y. m. daily except sunday.
Trains arrive nom Grafton. II. % q m daily
Trains arrive nom Cumberland, $50 p. m.
daily EXCEPT Sunday.
From 81 ClaiIsvilie, 7:aS and io:ss q m. ana
LIS, and $40 p. m. daily except Sunday.
Cambridge Accommodation arrives at 7i0 D,
IN. except Sunday.
Baggage called for ard checked at hotels and
residences on orders len q Ticket Ofice. nh
Market street, and at Depot
CHAa o. SCULL,
General Passenger Agent
W. N. CLEMENTS, Manager myl
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Erup,ingS FACE. , on holy positively
--. -i.lg-, >kin-,sS sol aud oint-
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BELLAIRE.

Leon Somehow will hereafter belong to
the fraternity known as drummers.
Chas. Hanke, Jr. and Miss Maggie
BOrges have been married.
There will be a prize entertainment in
the A. NJ. E Church, Friday evening.
Council did not meet this week as the
weather was too hot
w. G. T. U. will meet in the Christian
Church this afternoon.
Glencoe had two hundred barrels Of oil
poured on her principal street by the
wrecking Of an oil tank Car on the b. * o.
Mayor Brown collected 1921 in fines,
etc last month.
Most of our attorneys are attending Cir
cult Court.
The Alumni Association will meet this
evening il Central school building.
There are three applicants for the posi-
ton as principal of the Second ward
school.
A strawberry festival will be held at the
home of Rev. W. F. Mclaughlin, Oh
Gravel Hill, this evening.
The tax books at Eberle's close on Mon
day.
A little girl tumbled down the stairs at
the B. & o. depot, yesterday, but was only
slightly hurt.
The Aerial Club gives dance in the
Elysian thsater tomorrow evening
A number of old soldiers were examined
for pensions yesterday by the Pension
Board
The Church of God will hold camp mSst-
ing in Thompson's Grove, opposite Mounds
Vile.
The Moss Rose Club dances on Gravel
Hill this evening.
The train from the West was late several
hours again last night. People flocking TO
Chicsgo is what is delaying all trains IN
the West.
The head officials of the B. u. & c. road
were here on business yesterday.
VIM. wsrnock, owner and proprietor OF
of The Democrat has gone to the country
to recuperats.
School is dismissed at noon this week
owing to the heat
Sol. Love, ex-policeman, is doing stone
work on a new glass works at Findlay.
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FOOT OF THE MOUNT.
Iaterss sting Social News at Piedmont.
s..irI rn---...,o,,dsass Of ghs Pr1fsker

Special Correspondence OF nc Register.
PIEDMONT, W. VA, June 20
Mr.. G. p. Wagner has commenced the
foundation of mis- new business house.
A valuable COW belonging to Ed &.
Mullen, was killed by Baltimore and
Ohio engine here yesterday.
The Uuited Brethren Church commenced
and ice cream and straw berry festival last
night at Union Hall, Westernport II
will be continued tonight and tomorrow
evening.
Last night tie "B;lly Taylor Club, OF
this city, held their annual ball and sup
per at the Opera House, which was the
most fashionable and pleasant occasion Of
the season. Dancing commenced at half.
past nine o'clock and continued until
tweyle, when an elegant and enticing sup
per was served, embracing all the delica-
cies Of the season, to which all did ample
justice. The dance continued until three
o'clock q. m. Messrs. Ward Brothers
furnished the music. Among those pres
ent were Miss Fannie Buxton, Of Key
ser, Misses Bird and Helen Harrison. Miss
Jennie Russell, of Cumberland, Miss Nellie
Entler, Miss Annie Graham, Miss Fannie
Burkhart, Miss Mary Sharltice,
Miss Ellie and Daisy Jameson,
Misses Matte and Katie Davis, Mrs. s. F.
Laudstreet; Messrs. ]. G. Fredlock, A. F.
Gerstell of Keyser, A. NJ. Fredlock, II. W.
Schaidt and DIR. NJ G.. Porter Of Iona
coming, Md, Harry Hudson, Grant Rohrer
OF Lancaster, Pa, Frank Keys, Of Keyser,
John Edwards of Cumberland, Md,
Floren Jameson, Fred Fredlock,i p. j.
Seaver Of Cumberland, and Others whose
names we could not learn. This occasion
will always remain green spot in the
memories OF the participants.
A pound" party was had last night at
Mrs. David Johnson's without leave or
license" Mrs. johnson is the widow of
the late David johnson, who, while insane,
shot and killed Edward White, about two
years ago, and was lyncied by mob the
the same night. The party was gotten up
by the members of the NJ. Z church, of
which Mrs. johnson is member, and was
success. Before Mrs. johnson knew
what was the matter, her house was IN
possession OF the donors and she was the
recipient ofnumerous bundles Of all kinds,
sizes and contents After social chat,
the crowd left Mrs. Johnson with kind
wishes and many substantial tokens OF
their regard.
The Baltimore and Ohio pay car was in
town to-day paying of their men.
Piedmont has heen enjoying big build
ing boom this spring. More new houses
have been built this season than for several
years past and there is no indication of it
sbatiDg in the near future.
Piedmont with three railroads, cheap
and good coal, lumber as cheap as any
place in the State, should be msnufactur-
ing town of importance.
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1aIM-HlaNN.s MAGNOLIA BALM Is nos
%, powder or Rougs. but . Refreshing. iAq'na