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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-05-10

-In0 StolulnRS Union SUNDAY
School will he re.Organized on Sum
day, May llth 1890, at 2 O'Clock. PM.
For SALE-Two first class colts. one
yearling, one 2 year old. Apply to
MRS. E. DRoEGE.
5103t Deer Park Md.
-"Cheap John" Michael. who has
been clerking for Shartzer for long
time, is now a travelling salesman
for Michael Riley. of Wheeling.
That tirm of s. L. Townshend &
Son are always getting something
that just suits everybody. Their
straw hats are immense, and cheap.
At
While this cool weather contin-
ur-, and before the spring fever"
StrIkts you. call at TOwnsheEd's store
I'D ,.urha~f' Il protector agains! sun
.tlOn - straw hat-cheap. 2t
Next Sabbath being the anniYer-
>ary Of the Epworlh League. there
viii lie II special literary program
Ur,pafrd TOR the occasion in the NJ. E.
church The exercise Will ne in the
evening.
Charles EIgar Brown, of Cincin.
natl, II brother Of Mrs. VIM. P. Tot
ten, of Oakland, has been appointed
hu G,uorn1Nr T,,,nnhaII 1,,,I;f,a
missioner for Cincinnati. That was
ii tirst-cla~- appointment.
died. on Tuesday evening, at the
residence of his y rents, on Water
street james, youngest child of Baker
ami Harriet B,nks. He Was inferred
in the Odd Fellows cemetery on
Thursday afternoon.
One of the most complete lines of
staple aud fancy groceries to be found
in the town is now open at HamilI &
Little's. cor. 3rd and Oak SITS, at
Rock bottom prices, with the bottom
shocked out. II you do not want TO
purchase. call and get prices.
Hop Kildow has had rather hard
luck in the last week or two: One
day last week he had valuable cow
hooked to death by another COW, and
the day following, his house caught
fire and burned a large hole 10 The
roof before it was discovered.
BY a private letter from Rocky
Bar, Idaho. we learn that Mr.. d. w.
FitZwater, of that place will soon
start East on business trip. and will
visit relatives and old acquaintance
in Garrett county, after an absense o.
twenty-five years. He will be accom-
panied by Mr.. Green White. of
Rocky Bar.
Cartwright has Just laid in the
largest. best and certainly the cheap
est stock Of goods he ever carried.
Extra good bargains in Mems, Boys
and Children's suits, and all kinds of
Harness, Brides Saddles. Collars,
Pads. neck Pads, single and double
Reins. and cheap Trunks. Come and
examine goods. get prices. settle old
accounts. sell wool at good cash price.
and he convinced that good times
are coming. 51O2t
AT "A meeting of the Corporators
of the Castienan Timber and Pulp
Company of Garrett county, Md,
Incorporated under the Act of 1890,
of the General Assembly of Mary
land, Il majority of whom in the pres.
en"r Of George l.. Wilmington. Hon.
Wn r. Getty, Daniel Chisholm and
H'nr!''- Brown were present at the
,t:alz,ti0n III the city of Cumber-
iiui on the 9Th day of May 1890.
,vheu aud where Hon. VIM. r.. Getty
was selected President. George l..
Warrington Treasurer and Charles
Brown Secretary.
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Church Seryices--NundaY.

VI. f. Church-Preaching at 102 A.
NJ. and P. NJ, by Rev. G. E. Clark.
Ev. Luthera Church-Preaching
att p. NJ, ny Rev. J.A. Dunlap.
Deer Park lO2 A. NJ, by Rev. ia.
Dunlap.
st. Matthew's Church-Preaching
every Sunday at ii A. NJ, by Rev. F.
S. Hipkins, Rector in charge.
st. Peters. misunderstanding
every Sunday at lot o'clock A. NJ,
except the second Sunday of each
month.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-05-10
Circuit Court.

The May term of the Circuit Court
did not commence until Tuesday
morning, owing TO the detention oil
Judge Hoffman at the court In Cum.
berland. Mr.. C. j. Otto Vas appoint
ed Foreman Of the Grand Jury
which was charged by Judge HoF.
man. Owing to the crowded condi.
ton of our columns. and the fact that
very little business of general inter.
est was transacted up to the time oil
going to press. we concluded to give
no proceedings In this issue.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-05-10
Notice.

The best place in Oakland for
Fresh Vegetables. Garden Seeds.
New Potatoes. Fresh Fish, Canned
Goods, Bananas. Malaga Grapes,
Fresh Fish. Produce of all kinds, is
at 1.-THE Oakland Fruit and Vegeta.
bls Store" Felty & Co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Public Local Lao.
3l2,

J.g}th AN ACT
To provide for the payment Of mileage to
witnesses summoned to the Circuit Court
for Garrett County.
SECTION l. Be IL enacted by the General AS.
sembly OF Maryland, That witnesses in Gar
rett County who shall reside more than three
miles from the place Of holding the Circuit
Court shall, In addition to the per diem allow.
ed by law, receive six and one.quarter cents
per mile for every mile exceeding the first
three, TO be allowed in going to the Court, but
than once going to said Court in any one
term.
SEC And be 1t enacted, That this Act
shall take effect from the date OF Its passage.
533t Approved April 3, 1890.
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TreSpaSs Notice.

Notice Is hereby given warning ali
persons not to trespass upon my farm
known as the "McHenry Farm"
either for the purpose of fishing.
hunting or for any other purpose.
So st JONAS GLoTFELTY.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-05-10
Public Local Law.
CHAPTER LA.
AN ACT

AN ACT
To repeal section two hundred and thirty-one
of Article twelve of the Code of Public Local
Laws of Mary Wand, entitled Garrett Coun-
ty" subtitle witness"
SECTION |. Be IL enacted by the General
Assembly OF Maryland, That section two
hundred and thirty lone of Article twelve OF
the Code Of Public Local Laws Of Maryland
entitled Garrett County. subtitle WITNESS"
be and the same is hereby repealed.
SEC. 2. And be 1t enacted, That this Act
shall take effect from the date Of It's passage.
5a3t Approved March 81, 1890.
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WAnamaker & Brown

At Oakland. 1000 samples Of cloth
ing. all styles and prices, for men
youths and small boys.
4l94t w. H. SCOTT,
Baltimore Store, Oakland, Md.
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LOCAL NEW S.
Snow on "wednesday.

Snow on "wednesday.
-Marers the druggist. /. aIw"y-
~ the front
-Dn our how i"t"n f." trg.n'z \
n "a h,u "inI this S"asru?
% klard Lodge ]. o. O. F. is "n-
1nvinga h""m at this time.
Sc. NJ. Mason has Just received
rar toad of corn.
Try tho new drink, Malto In Soda
Water, MaN ers' Pharmacy.
OIL, j. n. RigR. of Terra Alta
was f. the city on Tuesday on bust.
ness.
The Iates', heat and purest fruit
juices are used for flavors In Mayors
Soda Water.
j. Lee Harne will have confec.
ti"nary store at Mt. Lake Park this
summer.
The Rev. C. E. Clark is holding
protracted meeting at Mountain
Lake Park.
New favors at Mayors are NAL
to. Orange, Grape Juice. and many
others. Try n glass.
just received a nice line of mems
ladies' and misses shoes at e. c..
MichaeI's.
There were large number of
witnesses before the grand jury this
term of court.
Mr.. Hicks is giving us some
very unfavorable farming weather.
these days.
Opening of the season Soda Wa
ter. Deep Rock. all kinds of Mineral
Waters, &r., at Mayors.
-PiIlshurys Best and Silver Lake
-four at HAmiII & Little's. in sack or
barrel also corn and Ont meal.
The cheapest Paints, Oils. Var.
nishes, Brushes, &C.. at Mayors
Pharmacy.
"A fine cottage for rent at Noun
tain Lake Park.
If J. G. PEDDICoRD.
-Hamill & Little are selling GoI-
den Rio Coffee at 25rts. per pound.
Try 1t. and enjoy cup of pure coffee.
Go to HoweIl's for green and
fancy groceries. He Keeps the hest
that the market affords.
i you want firSt.class pillow at
n low price. call 1T Davis Hardware
Store, Oakland Md,
--latest styles. newest patterns
largest stock aud lowest prices in
Wall Paprr. Sc, at Mayors.
"A beautiful line Of new styles
Gent neck veal opened at Hamiil
& Lr'tlt'> this week. Call and SOP
.hruI.
y ...i.-. II ..
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1890-05-10

WANTED. - Fresh butter. eggs,
chickens and produce of all kinds .
for Cash, at Felty & Co.'s. Railroad
street, Oakland, Nd.
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~ Y va II
We hrv- II full Eue of gtr!rn
>eeds st'l pnta n,'s, onion 81" ei, . !, E
reliable at Fe;l$'s on II r. 81. . :
land.
Don't fail 10 call and SEQ HamiI'
4 LittIe's line of Dress Gonis. They
are marked at the very lowest figure
and are Of the very best quality.
Remember we have no old stock
of wall Paper left, All new and latest
styles at low Prices at Mayors Phar.
macy.
Candidates for Offi''e, on the Re.
publican side oi the house, in Preston
county. w. va, are becoming very
numerous.
Just received at Mayors Phar-
macy, new and Elegant stock of wal
Paper. Borders and Ceiling Decora
tons.
-Gen'l. B. F. Kelley and family,
of Washington city, have taken up
their summer residence on their fine
farm about five miles south of Oak
land.
Young man! If you want your
best girl "iOOk SWEET" at you, go to
Townshend's and get q nice straw
hat. cheap. ct
Our low prices, and good goods
are astonishing and pleasing the peo.
pie. Call and inspect goods and get
prices before purchasing elswhere.
No trouble to show goods.
1t would pay you we'll to stop 10
at Mayors Pharmacy and examine
his stock of Wall Paper, &C., before
going elsewhere, as he has one oil
the finest assortments and latest
styles of the season. Also Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, Brushes. &c.
The city council was reorganized
last Monday night by the election oil
Joseph Smithman, president, and
John Hart. clerk. George M, Mason
was elected treasurer and Alex,
Fleckenstine chief of police. Both oil
these gentleman were required u
give bond Of five thousand dollars
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BLACKSMITHING.

am prepared to do all kinds of blacksmith
ing. Farmers work q speciality. Prices as
low as can be had for first class work. shop
near Browning House"
DAVID LITTEL.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-16
bort men erluOrbeucu peutiqeu Station

bort men eriporbeueu beuti9sn Station
neroen.
@s pirh Su SGrer 8erubiaung &C.
reiben, bab t9 nid)t lnlr aui meine pos
litii6e Garriere, auf jeoe MnItelluHg i'm
Staatsoicnit, iOHoern audi auf febes
Sorre6t ciucs Sung9eisGcu oun beute
ab uer5itbtet babe. Sd babe Die Gbre.
i'll Grdulciu SettD o'Slraeli Sbncn
meine bciBgelicbte Braut, Die tiiniti9e
@efdbrtin meines 9ebeus, pOrjuitelleu.
Wtein einjiger Scruf wirS iortan iein,
Die 2iebe Der cbien lro pprnebmen
Siinitleriu Su lobnen. StoBen Sic an:
Sas neue Srautpaar ioll lebcnl
Gem auidn9li6cn SAwei8en bes
StaHuens uno Der lleberrai6ung fplste
na6 beiem Soaite, ben @olisau9, oas
@la3 in Der einen Sano, bic auocre I'M
ben 3aden Der @eliebteu 9clegt, 9e-
iproben bate, elm ni6t euoenpUllenoer
Sutel. SlQes iprang pDn ben Stit9len
itub umrin9te bas Srautpaar nit ber5s
lideu uno lauten Gliidpiini6ru.
Stud) Doctor 9ieinlanD, larslan rno
idpantcnb, TaDte ii6 nit Dem 9efiiatcn
0lnle.
Sa! rief nit heller, bas @eluitbl
bur6orirgenber Stimme Der 8rOicIior
uun 9crba6, ein begetiterter 8crebrcr
Der D Siraeli, Der 8arpu Scrn lit Der
eliidlidIte Der Sterbli6en! glui ibm
rubt fortan Der eipige @lan5, Der alis
bcm g6ttli6en gSGieu uuierer beimil9en
&unIt Itrablt. Beriibmt iuie icine @ats
fin piro micr 6reunO ibUu bnrb bas
8nnb Der Che iein, ielbit tuenn bic pic
len eigenen &eroienite, Die er I'M
beuti6e WhiTif, Malerei uno ToeIie bat,
inn ni9t IdJun Dem &rau5 beS Gaume5
auf Die Stiru gcoriidt bitten.
Ser Doctor Reinlaub lenfte ieiuen
9lrr, beIieu SnnO Den Gbampa9nerfcl1
trampibait bielt. 9eriibmt - beriit)s
tigt! mnrmclte er Dor iid bin.
S1merSlib cmpfano ct ben 0egenlaB
leiueS S6idials III Dem be8 Srennbes,
inocm er, ieiHcn @liidwuni6 Su itam'
meln, oil Die pOr Gntjiden itrablenoe
Settp b'Siracli GeraTtrat. Gin @lanj
lag ii6er oem Su ibrem Scrlobtcn bn'
gepanotcu 9tutlib, Der biciem lebtereu
einen ME 9eabnten slusornf, ibrcn ltEs
regelmdBisen 3iigeu ben Sdimmer upn
!SObeit uno unauSipre6li9er Selt9feit
uerlieb. glus benz 9lnAeiidt g8olls
itrabite oieier @lnuj Suriid.
Sic iperOen baS Slid meiucS 6rcuns
6eS Belt icines 9ebens iein, IG9te er,
nit ibr auituBerb, be!pe9t. SDr gtamc,
Dem ieincn 5ugeicllt, 1T reinite Sarmu'
ME.
SGnn ,uanote er fi6 nb uro perliea
unbemerft unb it'll ben &reiS Der immer
1tiirmii6er iid 9citaltcilSen angereStco
@cieQi6ait.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-10-16

- MiBoeritduoniB. Ser
tlcibiger (bei isinem Glicuteu I'M Sc.
Idu9uiB): ga, id wiirOe sic i6on leid)t
Upm G:ebita6l iOsbriit8eu, iuirOen ni9t
bic Snbicien nod oil sic gum Serrds
tber. 9ieb: Sm, bitt' ib bas abnen
t0nuen, 10 bate i1 sIci6 Die SHOicicn
r;it9cltpbIcn.
-Serraunt. Sauptmnnn (jum
Selopebel): 06ren sic, 5elbiuebel
5Gnar5. i6On iuicber iit eiu Idnu
iiber ben 3apienitret9 aus9eblirbrn
batten sic es inn uielIei6t erlnubt
6elowebel: Rein! SD iperSe bod ni6t
70 bumm iein, i6 bin ia teiH gOmpus'
nie.Gbef.
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9wan5iaites @apitel.

@enu Der 3ufall, Ooer ia9cn nil
fie6er Die Sprlcbun9, Der itrafenbeu
@eretbtieFcit ni8t 10 bdufi9 1T BIZ
sGnbc arbcitctc, 10 ipiirbe Die 9ebtert
oftmals nm ibrc beiteu Grtplse ge6radt
Die Mittbcilunseu, iuel6c Der Giielior
ooa !6iiter ont @erlobungstase 8oli'
gangs upn gernzGrgeiteot 9emacht
lieIcrten bniir Seweis gcnus. Dc,
Scrratb bes 9ilnmetbanoibubs bra9tt
cine &eibe Der ibueriten @erbredcu an
bas Snseslidbt. iie bellten bn5 Sunfel
peld,es bisber iiber bic Grmorbung
0a9obcrt Srrps serubt, iic fibrten s;l
Gntoedlln9 Der Sbdter oes SaSarsti',
I6eu @inbru6s unN Gieferten Der
&entier Siluerucit Der iroti6en 9er'
geltnng aus.
9aB Der 9tame 6iibnerneit. unter
iueldem Der Iosenannte Gentner lan9t
3eit uucrfuut i'll bem Surorte gelebt
hattie, Gin aneeu0mmener iei, wur0e TO-
9leib permutbst. 9ta6foritbun9en, bi'
in Samburg, ipO SiibuerneIt friiber lid
auI9e9nlteu, an9eItelt iuuroen, uno oil
9lustlInit BON 9pnbpn, tuelds Oas Ius
iuGrtige glmt erSielte, iiibrtcn Su Del
@epiB6sit, baB inter oieicm gtumet
Der Dor piclen Sabren eutiuidene Sobr
oes 6'ebeimratbS Scrg, iener Ebilip
Der i'll ieinem iedSebnten 2ebeasiabrI
ben g8e9 ocs Serbrebens betrat, lid
uermummt 9s6alten bate. Tbllip|
Berg, i'll Die @n9e ourb Die idlaseuO
Itcn 8eiueiie 9etrieber, nulBtc oies ielbl
iblicBli6 Sugeitebcn.
@r tpuroe ieiuer Ntutter, r Ymnt
ieiner S1lpeitsr uurgeitellt. Die leB
tere oernpbte ibr, oa iic bel ieiuel
@ntfernun9 nod eiu fleinea Sinb mar
ni6t picocr Su eriennen, Der Mutte'
abcr mar eS nidt mD9li6, i'm absu
leugnen. Sine &brdueHilutb cntitilrSt'
ben Slu9eu Der 6rau 2uoUuica. Si
mari iiG aui ibre aniee, uminBte bi
ieiniscu.
. 9bilipp, Ybilipp, rief iie, miller
mir rls 10 iuieoerleben!
9ieIc gSiebercrfennung ipirfte al
Galesca uno bic Mutter iebr ueridie
J ben. 8alesca empianb Die 2aIt cine
neueu S6ma6; oieie 9ait briidte ibr
r @5emiltbsitimmun9 INNER tieier mi
beIeittgte iie i'll Dem einmal 9efaBtel
gntihluiie uuipmebr, ais oas Ser
miiriniB nit Der Mtutter bur6 ben 8e
aeniab Der Gmpfnbun9eH nod tlaffen
Der ipuroe.
3, ipGre er ldngIt 9eitorbcu, bdtt
bas Mteer bod Den rnieligen in ttef
Iten S6obe begraben, che er Si ms Slt
rldtebreu uuo OaS gluocnfeu ieiues bra
rcn 8atcrs iAauOen fohntc! SU dubert
Tie Ill Der Wtuttcr nuf Dem 0einIwcg
aus oem @eidnsniiie. Die Ntutter uar
i6r eineu SoruesiIutfelnbeu, pcrridlten
ben Slid ~. 9ein !0erj 1T uOn Stein
riei Iie, Oh bait e5 III ieoer 2c6ens
lage betpieieu, ais OIL Den 9Ucto
&einlano uuO oielc anocre BON Dir ltIe
6en, Die oas Slid Deiner Wtutter 81
MAIDEN imItanoc ipareu Rag Tbilipi
auh idlebt ieir, iper meiB, tuel6e @eg
i6n sum SlbgrunOe 9eleitet baben. SIbe
Iein Ser; lit nid)t ipie beines 49, td ia
es an ieinem 3itteru, an Der SbrGn
Ieiues 9luees, als er meine Ser5iueiI
lung bemerten mlibte!
So, eiu Stein mar bas Serj Sales
cas-, aber sin @OelIteir. gSas nils
iene iibertriebene ntiitterlihe, blino
9drtli9feit, bic 10 oft Der gInlaB sur
Serbcrbeu oerSueeuer $ineer 6ietrt
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8usbafte antwort. Saf

- 8osbafte Gntnort Eaf'
tor: NtaH mus, iuenu man fraut iuiro,
nie ben Sopf uerlieren. gSus wiirOen
sic alp, ipcnu sic cine SrauIbeit be-
ficie, iu5mii6en MAIDEN, ebe i6 tdu:s?
Serr: Meiu Esltument, Serr 0ottor-
-Benn man bic @eii9tsr Der
Reuiben BEL eiucm 2ei6euSuge beobadl'
tet, 70 MAIDEN bic mciiten ben ginornd.
als peun OIL iic uieu,aIs bic &eibe
fame.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-09-10
FRAN SKOLANS VERLD.
AUG. COLLEGE, g. sEMINARIuM.

Lasaret tog sin b0rjan tisdagen den
sept. Arbetet ar nu | full gang inom ALA
afdelningarne. Enligt uppgifti Augusta
ma for den sept. har DIR. Hasselquists he'll
sotillstand varit ganska klent. / en- af
namda tidnings redaktionsnotiser heter
det:i
'sDr. Hasselquists helsotillst&nd har -
vi saga det med sorg och innerIgt delta
gande - varit hog grad orovackande.
Manga g6romA och mycket bekymmer ha
utom hans h6ga alder f6rsatt honom delta
bekymmersamma lage. vi hoppas dock
att Herren, som ar stor mad och maktig
gerning skall annu ytterligare f6rlanga
hans lefnadsdag med manga ar, vart laro-
verk och samfund sasom ett helt till val
beh6flig ledning och st6d. Den nu pape-
kade omstandigheten utg6r orsaken till att
endast en- artikel af doktorn, som annars
med ber6mvard fit under hela sommaren
lemnat rika och yarderade bidrag till dem
ma tidning, f6rekommer denna veckas
hummer. Sa smart f6rbattring hans he'll
sotillst8nd intruder och It'd och krafter det
medgifva, kommer han fortfarande att pa
slit produktiva satt deltaga med redige-
randet af denna tidning. Till dess "a vi
bedja vara lasare hafva talamod."
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CORRESPONDENTS.

We do not hold ourselves responsible for the
statements made, or opinions expressed by on
correspondents.
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Dr. Kimbail's Removal.

Dr. kimbairs Removal.
Mr.. EDITOR. The more fully the
circumstances connected with the
removal of DIR. Kimball are under
stood, the less creditable does the
matter appear for all the parties
concerned; for Kalua and his con-
federates, who flung denunciation
and falsehood around with charac-
teristic malice and recklessness, for
a portion Of the Cabinet who allow
ed a high public official whom they
knew to be innocent to be abused
and slandered in their presence,
even lending their votes to swell
the majority, though they knew he
had received assurances which en-
titled him to count on their support,
and finally for majority Of the
Reform members, who allowed
themselves to be demoralized and
stampeded like flock of sheep.
The statements made by Kalua
and others that the Board had dis
obeyed the orders Of the House,and
treated that honorable body with
disrespect were so entirely without
foundation that no attempt was
made to cite single fact in their
support. The House had never
issued any orders OF any kind
to the Board or it's President, and
consequently none could have been
disregarded or disobeyed. The
Legislature had simply asked,
through the Minister of the Interior,
certain questions, all of which had
been answered promptly, fully and
respectfully. In the matters in
controversy with DIR. Lutz and
Sister Rose the Board was and al
ways had been unanimous; the
President was simply carrying out
the policy and Instructions of the
Board. The Ministers also knew
and did not attempt to ques-
ton that the Board was right.
They also knew that one Of their
own number, the Attorney-Gen-
eral, was q member of the Board
and in full accord with the Presi-
dent and the other members. A
claim of ignorance on these points
would have been incredible or mex
cusable. Yet so completely had
considerations of temporary expe-
| dieucy got the better OF all higher
motives that they not only for
feited what they should have con-
sidered binding on their honor, but
incidentally, censured one of their
own number who was not present,
and who had therefore no oppor-
tunlty to explain his own position
or defend the action of the Board
or its unjustIy aspersed President.
If these gentlemen fancy that
the events of last Friday have bet
tered their political prospects or
strengthened their hold on office, 3
very few days may suffice to unde-
ceive them. Their weak conces-
sion to the demagogues in the Leg
lature and their outside followers
has only whetted their appetite for
blood. The downward path on
which they have taken the first
steps is one which, once fairly en-
tered upon, allows no opportunity
for retreat 1t seems strange that
men of ordinary intelligence cannot
learn the lesson taught by the ex-
perience of their predecessors.
Many ADLER men than the present
Ministers have essayed the same
experiment, and have never found
it to end in anything bnt failure
and disgrace.
Honolulu, Sept. 10.
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II seems that the Farmers Alliance ID
Georgia is about to make the same mis-
take that the grangers made acme years
ago in an attempt 20 regulate tho uni
verse The Hardahell Baptists OF Ala
bana are opposed 60 any now thing The
manner Of worship and doctrines Of this
church are we'll described by the name
adopted when it was established
primitive. There Is no new style OF
saying grace, az paid choir Rnd salaried
ministers in the Hardshell Baptist
Church. Tho minister breaches tho word
OF God as hs understands it, and trusts
to God to touch tho hearts Of his hearers
and open their pockstbooks when
tie hat 10 passed around. One
Of the fundamental principles OF
the Primitive or Hardshell Baptist
Church Is opposition to all secret socie-
ties. "lhey are Inventions OF tho Devil'
IL one Of the commandments Of TIC
church. a Hardshell Baptist regards all
societies and orders cxactng an oath Of
secrecy with the same aversion LIS
sstsnlo majesty Is Supposed to feel to-
ward holy water. This rule will probably
explaiR why Hardshell Baptists are found
only In the rural districts where civili-
cation is yet in lis swaddliBg
clothes. When tina alliance came
into the mountain and hin
country occupied by this denomination
the preachers Numbered, beat the Bible
and stamped the nsor against it, but The
Alliance grew and resolved against Che
church till at last there is fierce and
equal contest as to whether the members
Of the church should remain trus TO thei,
religion, and trsst the Lord rather thar
the Alliance to lift the mortgages from
farms. But the church has lost thou
sands Of members and this eud Is not vet
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CRY NEWS IN BRIEF.

The tracks are being repaired aad new
ties placed in at the r., w. g. station.
The Reception Committee Of the Y. d.
O. A. has decided not to give an exeEr-
sion.
Cahill, the West Third street tobasee
dealer. has received by nail his tobacco
stamps which were stolen.
The Belts Machine Company viii ship
a very lsrgs boring mill to the PenRsyl-
vanis railroad at Altoona, Pa, this
week.
The Fourth ward Republicans trans
acted routine business st their meeting
at the Republican headquarters, last
night.
DR.. a. P. Ewes of this city and DR.. A.
T. Neale Of Delaware College are inves.
tigating the prevalence Of cereoro spinal
meningitis among horses throughout the
city.
Workmen In the employ Of the Will
liam Lea and Sons Company arc busy
hauling hundred Of barrels daily from
the store. house over Third street bridge,
to tho mills.
On Sunday evening, during the prayer
meeting in Wesley III e. tent. a mis-
chievous boy ran and turned of the sup
ply OF gas, leaving the occupants OF the
tent in darkness and confusion.
Mark Conner, a boy employed in the
morocco shop Of F. Blumenthal & Com
pany. had the end of the index finger Of
his right hard badly cut and nearly
amputated while at work at some lns.
chinery there, yesterday morning.