The Republican., 1890-12-05

| sun HSi Su ldT as kIloWn UP 10 ms
time. There are many rumors Of her
having been seen at many different
places during the past waek-Arci-
dent, Grantsville and several points
In Pennsylvania.
I've been a sufferer from rhpuna-
| tiSn for years aud have been unable
to obtain any relief at all. SiIyatiJn
Oil gave ne eutire relief and heart.
lily recommend it. H. Winkel. Bal.
timore, Md.
What so wonderful. as n severe
cough cured by. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup for 25 cents. Try it.
A bright young man wanted at
every postoff1ce in the county to fur.
nish the news of his neighborh0od
for our columns. Previous expert.
ence not required, though it would
be helpful, the ouly qualifications be-
ing "a nose for news" and honesty in
telling it. Write for particulars.
Cartwright will pay the highest
cash price for all dry-picked fat poul-
try. especially turkeys. delivered at
Mt. Lake Park between Dec. 1S and
2lst. Don't feed the day before kill
ing dod't allow to freeze; leave
head and feet on and entrails in; hang
bird up by feet and bleed it to death
by cutting large veins in neck. Dry
pick while warm. Dress all poultry
AS described above. 42-2
The Democrats had their long ex-
pected torchlight procession. ratifica-
tion and illunation on Tuesday even
ing. The procession, headed by the
Oakland Independent Band marched
through the streets. The band was
followed by about 20 horsemen and
rs pedestrians. After the procession
disbanded the faithful assembled at
Offutt's Hall where McKaig told
them that he was the man who beat
McC0mas.
A telegram was received in Cum.
berland Sunday stating that the
Nicely brothers. confined in Jail at
Somerset. Pa, had made their escape
together with a number of other
prisoners. Joseph and David Nicely
were convicted nearly two years ago
of the murder of Herman Umbarger.
a wealthy farmer of that county, and
robbed him of about $4,000.
A later telegram reports the recap
ture of Dayid Nicely on Monday.
Never find fault because newspa.
per fails to give every scrap of news
so long as you take no pains to give
the editor information. The average
editor isn't medium or a mind
reader. hut he gets his news as the
miikman gets his milll-by pump.
ing. This is true esperialiy of that
class of items known as personals.
Rightly they are not "puffery." but
simply "A personal mention for the in
formation of local readers, aud those
having friends ana relatives visiting
them should always let the local eGi.
tor know it and he will be glad to
give the proper notice. So if you
have any news worth printing, put
it in the way of your pencil pusher.
am prepared to furnish money on
first mortgage on real estate in sums
to suit.
If Al THOs. J. PEDDICoRD.
Eternal advertising is the price of
trade. Some argue that it is expen-
sive to advertise. 1t is the most
profitable expense you can have if
you handle it properly. This is not
mere assertion, but demonstrated
fact. proven by the prosperity of all
successful advertisers.
AS 1 expect to devote my entire
time to the furniture business, l will
sell my entire stock OF Dry Goods,
Notions, Boots. Shoes and Ready.
made Clothing at cost. A good all.
wool suit, $S; Flour per barrel, $3.50
and upwards; Corn meal. S1.4O: Corn
and Oats Oh ~. $1.40: Bran, 81; Side
meat. 8 cts. per lb.; Syrup. 80 cents
per gallon: MoIasses, 25 cents per gal.
Ion: Rice, cents per ID. Every.
thing else In proportion.
JOHN SHARTZER.
DO you smoke pipe? If so come
or send to S. Lawton's. I have the
largest and finest line of pipes in
western Maryland, from sets. to 50, 90.
All orders oy mail promptly attended
to. 1 have in stock Is different
brands of chewing tobaccos,2 % brands
of cigars, 16 brands of smoking to.
baccos, all kinds of toys. confection-
cries. The latest books, papers, and
periodicals always in stock. Little
Annie Rooney and other popular
songs, words and music, 1Octs. by