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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-04-28

A. S. Abel, senior proprietor OF
the Baltimore Sun. died at 3 O'Clock
Thursday morning, in the SIND year
of his age. He had been confined to
the house for two weeks, and the
cause of his death was decay of vital
powers. His funeral took place Sat-
urday afternoon, Rev. Mr.. Hodges,
of st. Paul's Protestant Episcopal
church officiating.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-04-28

on his mind. The party made an
extended trip up the Nile. They
we're to sail from Alexandria April
nth for Athens. From there they
will go to Constantinople. after which
they visit Russia for short time.
They expect to return to America in
September
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-04-28
Robert CARROTS Foreign Tour.

BALTIMORE, Md, April 24.-Iet.
tiers received here under date of Cairo
Egypt, March 81, report Robert Gar
rett much improved in health, trave,
having had very beneficial efTaot
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-04-28
SATURDAY, APRIL IS. 1888.

An election was held in Lonacon-
ing, Allegany county. Tuesday to
determine whether or not the town
shall be incorporated. Incorporation
was defeated. the vote being for in
corporation 1875, against 2S9.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-04-28

To pay this amount 1t was ascertained that
the taxable property of the county amounted
to $3.50, 63l.0O, which at Sl.lO on each hundred
dollars, the County taxation will make the
above amount of $40, 3O2.9i deducting $751;
667.OO for corporations paying the State tax
direct to the State Treasurer, leaves the basis
for State tax S3,7S0,96I, which is fixed at l7Ac.
ON each $4,000, making the State tax s6,7ll.2l,
which, added to the County, makes for county
and State purposes S5O,Ol4.l5.
w. H. HAGANS,
Clerk County Commissioners.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-04-28
WITNESS FEES BEFORE MAGISTRATE

WITNESS FEES BEFORE MAGISTRATES
Edward Grim use S Boyer & Co....... 80
Harry West, use Thomas Little............... 80
Earnest Townshend use Thomas Little. 80
Thomas Little. 49,
Mrs John Washington, use. S l. Town
shend &c .,......................... 49,
MrsOscar Notes, use $ l. Townshend & Son SO
Thomas Sarstield, use ID T. Offutt......... 49,
VIM Page, use w Jones...........-...........- 80
Lolita Golf, use w G Jones. .................... 80
Ella Sewers, use w G. JoneS.................-- 80
Luke keasner, use w G Jones. ................ So
Frank Fazenbaker use w G Jones......... 33
James Leaper. ....................... SO.
Aired Sisler, use c. II Liston ................ 80.
Lucretia Borge use S l. Townshend d Son 80
mr.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-04-28

Correspondents must enclose full name and
address, not necessarily for publication, but
asa private guarantee of good faith. Reject
communications will not be returned.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-04-28
ORPHANS COURT.

ORPHANS COURT.
Estimate to pay Judges from June, 1888,
to April, %
Samuel Lawton, late Register, fees use
Il boyer " rs Il
Samuel Lawton, late Register, use Bird
National Bank, Cumberland. ,.,........... SO 60
Total ......S572 81
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-04-28
SHERIFFS' FEES.

John II Riley, late Sherift...........S S34 95
Edward Sollars, Sheriff...".."...... OF 60
O62 %
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-04-28
BRIDGES.

Pittsburg Bridge Co., (for Selbysport
bridge subject to orders ofCo CONS SAFE 90
VIM II Riley and Austin Brown, ma
sonry for bridge over river at Sell
bysPortt. subject to orders Co. CONS. 1900 90
John G Knauer, balance on Cherry
creek bridge. 46s
Dan1 Wilson, bridge over Wolf Den
2s7s
NJ NJ Ashby, use Jones E Gnagey
Cherry ere elk bridge. ............. Is as
NJ Conway North Branch bridge 81 q
Jesse Glotfety, Sang Run bridge. 10 %
John Wilhelm, bridges. 80 90
Isaac W Alternately, Sand Run bridge so 90
Total Isl 10
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-04-28
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
HOSPITAL FUN

The Garrett Co.School Commissioners
of Garrett county for Public Schools So, 600 90
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-04-28
REGISTRATION OFFICERS.

II O Hamill, use p Hamill ;....;.....,..."S 81 90
p 4 Friend use Leslie f Friend.......... So 90
isaiah Fuller, use j S Broadwater"""" "a w
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-04-28
ROAD EXPENSE.

John Harmed, Surveyor and examiner
Wy
John i Bowers, examiner, 2 days........ LOO
Francis Martin, examiner. days........ 400
John ii Sanders, chairman, ~ days...... 90
John Fahey, chairman ~ days............ 3 90
John Hughes, aXeman, l19days.-..~..".. 3 co.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-04-28

Estimate to pay Jurors Witnesses.
Bailitfs, Messenger and Cricr for Sep
TENDER term, SO, and May term, 1889 1885,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-04-28
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
First insertion, 81 per square of ten lines
0 cents per square for each additional infer-
on. Special contracts for advertising longer
than three months.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-04-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

John A. WOLF,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
522SS East End Oak ST., Oak land, Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-04-28
TREASURERS' OFFICE.

TREASURERS' OFFICE.
TreaSurer's commission on county tax
subject to order of County CONS ISL 1882 IL
TreaSurer's commission on State tax,
subject to order of County Coms."... 26S IS
OF
Contingent fund .....................S357 l IA
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-04-28
PRINTING AND PUBLISHING.

A Hayden publishing to June, ISS9S 400 %
] A Hayden. printing to June. 1882. 400 90
John Combs, publishing, use Joint
Mitchell, attorney for Z Keller. $50 90
John Combs, so 20
Total 81 20O Oa
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-04-28
COURT HOUSE FIND.

OUUItI HOUSE FUND.
For Redemption of Bonds. ..........-S, 1000 90
Interest on 2i0 90
Total. 24O 20
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-04-28
CLERKS OFFICE.


f Z Tower, clerks .s779 %
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1888-04-28
ATTORNEYS FEES.

HUSPITAL FUND.
Subject to order County Commissioners S25 90
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-18
wHrTEAND BLACKS An W Am



MEMPHm, Tenn, July ~. -Seri-
Gus trouble ii breeding between
white and blacks ii Crittendsn ctuoy
ty, Arkansas. where the negroes out
number the whites five To one. Near-
ly all If tile legal officials of the
county are. and for years have been
negroes, The brief authority vested
in these cologod officials has irnbned
them with the idea that the whites
must subject themselves to any
treatment ii the hands of the blacks,
and outrages on all laws Of good
,rder have frequently been perpe~
rated. The few white officials,
elected, have endeavored by every
means 10 root out the most frupt
Or this element, and this always %
casions more or less friction between
the races. The white people have
prepared for war. Governor Hughes
lasheen informed OF the state Of
affairs and seyeny-iive Winchester
rifles have been sent to the whites
from this city. Il is thought that i
conflicts likely 10 occur at any
time.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-18

The Charlotte Chronicle Of yester..
,lay gave an account Of q shocking
murderer in Sharon township, Meek
lenburg county. Two colored women
Ann Wallace and Mile Robin
.on. vent TO meeting Wednesday
night. Returning home they got III
% dispute which ended In Ann
Wallace cutting Miles throat ID a
shocking manner. killing her almost
instantly. The two women had been
on bad terms for some time. Wallace
i In iail awaiting trial.
The marriage Of Sir. W. A Wins
burn and aiiss Annie g. Smith was
celebrated IN ST. Luke's Episcopal
church In Salisbury, Al i0o'clock on
tho morning Of the iith inst. A
pleasant feature Of the ceremony was
he music. which was furnished by
Prof. and slrs W. II. Heave, on the
slide trombone and organ. Az the
bridal party entered the church, an
original bfdal march, composed by
Prof. .Neave ID accordance with q
promise made four years ago, was
played aud for the exit; the wedding
march In ''Bianca 81 Fallioro7 WAS
rendered.
Scotland Neck Democrat: A strik.
| inn case of aomnahulism occurred .
few nights ago with Master Julian
Kilchin. son If hIr. L. u. Kiichiu.
lie LETT the house about ii o'clock,
walked over 10 hts former home
across the railroad, had coaversa-
ion with some one there, and started
back. He was awakened By falling
into ditch near the dept, when bc
vas soon found b. mcmhers Of the
family and carried home.
Wilson Mirror Pounded. Ice, II
allowed 10 stand in the sunshine, l
not what II Il cracked up TO be. -
Miss Mena Branch II In The mDun-
aims, and We know she Is displaying
/ virtues as radiant ~ the sparkling
10 beams that dance upon thos'
silvery currents, which wind around
the mountain crags and seem lik'
shining threads Of FURNISHED ras'i
auce, tangled amid The Juttlng rocks
Charlotte Chronicle The Execu
Tive Committee Of the Young Mems
| Christian Association In North an
South Carolina have called as thei
! Joint state secretary; Mr.. A. Nj. VII
ION. now general secretary Of the II
In. Association In Kansas City, Mo
Nr. Wilson Il a native Of Kentucky
md has bad fifteen years very sue
cessful experience In Association
work. lie vas very highly recon
mended BY several State and iniernt
Il,ional secretaries, and BY Those VIII
lhad been associated with hun.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-18
Romantic Marriage.
0astonia q azette.


Since the romantic marriage3f Or.
Oscar 9. Odell aid Miss Lena j.
Maxwell has come to light, il has
stirred up q sensation, They both
returned from South Carolina last
Saturday evening, the 23d instant,
where the former bad been practicing
bis profession, and the latter had
been teaching school. Although 4
few knew Of their marriage shortly
afterit took place, it was not gener-
ally known until their return. They
were married 10 Charlotte, N, O., Just
before or while Mr.. Odell was on his
way to New YORK City tostudy med-
icine, and she on her way to take
charge Of d school in South Carolina.
They both returned here, q few
months afterwards, on his leaving
New York City, where he had been
prepared 10 practice medicine, II
was whispered around then that they
were married. They spent few
days here and then left for South
Carolina, their marriage still being
kept secret. But on their return
last Saturday it was made known
that they had been married in Char
lotte on the 9th Of last August, at
the residence of Mr.. William Todd.
We wish them q long and happy
life, and may the future have no
dark clouds 10 mar their happiness,
~and may love and peace and JOY
reign supreme in their new home.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-18

Row, june 25.- lit will be remcm
bered that, as result Of the request
made 10 the Pope by Cardinal Glib
bons Ia f.vor Of the American 10
dustrial organization known a. The
Knights Ok Labor. the Vatican gave
a provisional undertaking 70 biz
Eminenee thar the society should mol
be condsmned. Thereupon the Cana-
dian bishops opposed 10 The orgnnixa
sion requested that the matter should
be submitted 70 the Congregation Of
the Holy Office. This was done and
that body Inns now considered the
matter. lie decision being a tolerarl
poss--that IL 10 say, that Il d permit
Ted 10 Catholics 70 form part of ~
accociaiipu. This decision will b
communicated 10 the American blsh'
ops BY the Congregation cf the Pro
pnganda. The Pope desires. how'
ever. That the Brief Of the Hold Oi
Gee should not be Published.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-18

II will be remembered that in Feb
ruary last Messrs. Rawlings & Rose
made sale u the old Libby prison
10 VIM. II. Gray. Of Chicago I'll,
price TO be paid was 1900 Feb
rnary 9th, Mr.. Cray made caAh
payment OF s5,S25. The other pay.
menss were to be made in six, nine
and and twelve months, or sooner.
At the option Of the purchaser, Gray
afterwards disposed Of the property
to q Chicago syndic tie al i consider
able bonus.
Nothing has been heard Of the
party recently. The date Of tho Sc.
cond payment IL August 9Th. There
seems to DO an Impression that no
more payment will be made. and that
the Chicago syndicate will sell The
ri operty ii auction. The scheme d
national museum IL war relic and
horrors has not matcriallzed as WA
expected, and The purchasers seem 10
have an elephant 90 their hands
Tho Richmond on nefsUf the pro.
pcrty stipulated from Che first that
not a brick should be removed until
| the entire purchase money was paid
or amply secured. aud from present
prospects Libby PRISON will continue
| 10 he q point o. interest b people
| wishing Richmond for some time Il
n3me.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-18
Three Orange Items.

FANAH AttsAH45%tN - NtfFetf
Married, y f.w days ago. III Orange
county, Mr.. William q Faucet,
aged sixty six, to Miss Lula Carr
rigan, aged eighteen. rhustho ten
der vine clings 70 tho ancient oak.
May they live long and prosper.
The Durham District Al. II. Cons
ference, Leesburg Circuit. eiIl meeI
Il Bolhel church. Ridgesille, Caswell
county, on Wednesday next, 18Th
mat. The delegates from The Hills.
boto Circuit are Simeon Bowling, II
r. McDado, Joseph A. Harris and
w. II. Wilkerfon
Little Drevard Cooley, son 81 oui
iownsman. joseph @. Cooley, fell 4
the pond near The railroad bridgl
sucssay. The water wa fifteen q
twenty feet deep. Ito was reecuc'
by ME-. Thompson, Of the ADAM
bridge force. and said nfler he 60
out that be vent " the bottom.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-18

THE THROUGH SOUTHERN TRAIN GOES
THROUGH A TREsTI.E-FIvE
KILLED AND EoRTy wousD.

~ - At%@A< <sft y -
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July IA
terrible accident occurred on the
Virginia Midland Railroad early this
morning. The through, southerp
train that left here at 11:25 last
night weIt through d trestle be-
tween Orange Court House and Bat
louisville distance OF fifteen feet.
killing five persons outright aud
woundiDg upwards Of forty, some Sc
verely. Among the killed Ii Corne.
Illus Cox, OF the engineer depart
nent Of the road The names Of tile
others not yet received. Tho train
hands were all more Or less hurt bur
none seriously.
CHARLMTEsvILLE, Va, July I2.--
Express train No. 81 left O ange
Court House south bound on time ia
l:50 this morning. Conductor q. Z
Taylor, engineer Watkins and fire.
man Kelly. About two miles south
Of Orange ii treatle forty~eight feet
hiqh which the railroad company
was engaged il filling 10 The tain
wis moving ut q apeed Of six miles,
crossing The trestle Under regular Or
dera. The engii had passed safely
over must IL the trestle when the
smoking, mail. baggage and express
ears vent down with crest crash,
dragging down The engine and tenr
der and two passenger coaches. Two
sleepers remained standing on the
trestle. The engine went down, pilot
end foremost, thus communicating
no fire TO the wreck.
All the lights were extingulshed
III the fall. As so0n Is the acclienl
occurred the engineer. who was bu'
slightly Injured. walked back 70 Or
angc aud selSgraphed for assisianee
DR. w. G. n. Randolph and otIiel
physicians left here on . srscisl TRAIN
7cr the wreck. Tie dead and s.m,
Of the woGiadsd were take9 10 Or
angc, while tine more seriously hurl
we're brought to Charlottesville and
placed in the Cottage Hospital, ih'
hotels and tho homes &c friends. a
far al can Los be ascerlaned, fivs
were killed. G. Cox, Of Alexanarit
OF the engineering department 81 ths
Piedmont Air line. WIS instantl,
killed. Henry Wilmington, q
Greensboro, N. O., postal clerk, liy.t
ten minutes. II q. BrielltweIi, post.
al clerk. or Prnspecf. Pnuce Edward
county, Va. lived until he reaches
the hospital. W. d. Parfott d Al
bemare cognty, postal clerk, va
badly injured Louis Jenkins. q
Lynchburg. postal clerk. wa slighli,
Injured. Pottelield. exsres. agtni
seriously injured. z. Jennings, .
LYnchburg. a passenger. iniefua
Injuries. Captain q. +. Taylor. of AL
exandris, who was 10 the car next t
the smoker when the accident occur
ed. was hurt about the head and on
Lex was injured. The injured are e
nmated at about twenty-five.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-18
The Durham Ticket.

Last Saturday the Democratic Q n
venllon In Durham nominated Dir.
John 4. Niehnls for tho House Of
Representatives. F. ID Marian Cor
sheriff. w. II. Rowland fys treasurer.
psschaIl Luna ord sor register Of
deeds. DR.. N. NJ. JehHson i0r cnrop.
Of and A. III. Leathers for surveyor.
This seems "a a. q good ticket, and
there II ntihipg lett Tor The Demo-
Gratis To do but EJECT it. They can
do il. Mr.. Nichols il Representa-
live farmer and an Intelligent gentle.
man. lie viii faithfully represent
the farming interest in The legisis-
ture. and we hope no Democratic
farmer In Durham county will turn
his back upon the gentleman.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-18
Mining Notes.
From Salisbury Herald.

Several mining companies are
making arrangements to send ores
from their LINES for exhibition at
the Richmond exposition.
Large orders have been received
BY parties here to ship asbestus. Men
are now engaged mining it and haul
ing to cars on the Western N. @. r.
IL.
We hear they have struck brown
ore yielding one dollar per bushel at
the Boss Mine, Rowan County.
Corundum Mines-A late dlscoys
cry Of this aluminns minera, on the
Western North Carolina Rail Road
Is nov being worked aud shipped by
the car loads to Massachusetts.
Our expert visited one Of the
working gold mines in an adjoining
county, in order to ascertain the
amount Of gold saved from the ore
By plate amalgamation. The ore
average il by actual working result.
rs dwts. The amount saved as BY
present management AZ dwts. from
the ignorance Of the manager Of the
condition the plates should assume
for ariesting the gold on lis course
from the battery is the cause Of loss,
the Superintendent became indig.
nant at the remarks made By our ex.
pert, but twelve hours run on the
same ore convinced him Of BIZ
error.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-18
VIRGINIA MIDLAND WRECK
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS or THE
TERRIBLE AcCIDENr--KILED
AND WOUNDED.

ALEXANDRIA, July 13.-The list
Of the killed 50 far as known in the
Orange Courthouse railroad accident
| ii ~ follows: Cornelius Cox. OF AL.
|exapdria, assistant civil engineer OF
the road /; wv. F. Hunter and Charles
Francis, Of Baltimore; J. N. Tors
rance, of South Carolina; w. H.
Wilmington, United States mail
agent, Greensboro, N. q; II. @.
Brightwell, postal clerk, Prospect,
Prince Edward county, Va; Miss
Alice Buros or Brown, of Highlands,
IS. c.; James Smith. OF Washington,
q news boy G. Cortez. Of LOUISE
lana.
About thirty. FIVE were injured
some quite seriously. The list in
cludes the following: w. D. PARROT,
of Albemarle county, postal clerk,
badly injured; j. @. West and !. L.
Walthali, Of Washington, ID. O.; pos
tai clerk, badly injured; Louis Jens
y.
kins, Of Lynchburg, postal clerk,
| slightly injured; j. II. Patterfeld, ex-
press agent, seriously injured; q. M.
Jennings, Of Lynchburg, passenger,
internal Injuries; Neal Taylor, con-
ductor, hurt about the head and one
Ileg; james Goodwin, baggage master,
Alexandra, seriously injured james
0'NeiI, fagman, seriously.injured G..
L. Kelley, freman, badly scalded;
John Watkins, engineer, slightly
scalded; B. T. Sprinkle, North Caro-
lima hand hurt; E. Il. Jones, Chat
ham, Va, internal injuries; Henry
Conway, Philadelphia, slightly bruis-
ed Mrs. Stockard, Graham, N. o.,
seriously hurt; Miss E. e. Alexander,
of Lynchburg and Postal Clerks
Parr0tt ard Langsion, bruised: Miss
Fl. j. Stockard, Graham, N. G.,
slightly injured !; ID. M. GretlIsh,
Aususta, Ga, face bruised: Prof e.
L. Barber, Washington and Lee I'm.
liyersity. slightly bruised; W. G..
Abel, Atlanta, slightly burt; L. P.
Sherer, Hagerstown bruised.
The bodies Of Messrs. Torrance,
Wilmington and Cox arrived In AL.
exandria last evening from the
wreck, Torrance's body was pre-
pared for burial and sent to South
Carolina last night. The body Of
the newsboy, James Smith. was taken
to Washington at IL O'Clock last
might. He lived at Eleventh street.
northwest, near the boundary.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-18
PAscHAL LuNsFoRD.
- fha third TINA Mr pa,
can Yon Trust Rnm?

When John Nichols was 8 candi-
late IRo years ago lie reprasaated 70
tie working men OF tits district that
ae was their friend. How did he
prove fis assertionsi When elected
the frs thing he did for the working
Men WAS 10 appoint his own con 10 )
cadet shio at West Point. No son Of
any hauest man was allowed, as is the
usual castom, 70 contest the honor b
competition examination. But
without any notice be, Congressman
Nichols, appointed bis own son 70 THE
position. In due time Nichols Jr.
went On and stood bis examination
and failed. So this District has nu
one 10 represent Us in this School
Did Col. Nichols keep his word with
the working meni he now seeks .
Fe-elss 4 Will you return himy HI
failed You once and will do 30 again.
he Is dyed in the wool Republican
who never compIys with anY contract
he makes with biz constituents.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-18

The Salisbury Hsrald tells u that
the Williams milne near Thomasyille,
will be opened shortly by some par
sies from Rhode Island. The hole Ii
quartz free gold and sulphi 10 OF
ircn and copper. II was epl ne.l sew.
eraI years ago. aud the parlie1 failed
20 comply with the owners agree.
enl.
The entire property Of tho
North Carolina Mil Stone Com !
pany II Moore county has been sold,
aud Mr.. NJ. schall, Of Pennsylvania.
IL the purchaser. The price paid was
es,5u0. The property was sold BY
receivers and The salo Ia 10 be ap-
proved BY the Federal Court,
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-18

Chicken salad never sets vel On
same people. Perhaps il IL made o.
tho wrong kind 81 . chicken. For
inssanc., ro0slers are never good sol
tefa - onksrs Statesman.