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The Republican., 1890-02-22
Russell Harrison in Atlanta.


At the Piedmont Club, Atlanta,
Ga, during the luncheon given to the
members of the Inman and Campbell
parties and other guests of the Cham
ber of Commerce Friday evening.
Russell Harrison made short talk,
which was enthusiastically received.
"Mr. President, members Of the
Piedmont Club and fellow country
men," he began, "what grand word
that was which your Governor used
lastnight-'felloW-countrymen.7 last Fel-
low-countrymen we are Indeed, and
that. too. IN all that the term can i'm.
ply. 1 am peculiarly glad to be here
to-day. was too young to know the
causes which led up to the war and
The great forces which were factors in
the intellectual struggle which pre-
ceded it. but was with the army for
a time and ] know what it all meant.
But | did not get to Atalanta. My
father, who wore the blue, was on
these red hills about Atlanta, but he
did not come in. A short time ago
l looked at paper which contained
the surrender of Atlanta. 1t was
written in pencil upon an old envel-
ope, but was still legibIe. The Fed
eral officer to whom that was tender
ed was my uncle. Little did / think
when / first saw that that I would be
the first of my family after my uncle
to enter Atlanta. l received no sur
render of the city. woru out in its
own brave defense. To me belongs
the higher, greater honor of receiving
the surrender of your friendship. 1t
is dear to me and welcOme-hOW
welcome | cannot find words tell
you." Mr.. Harrison's remarks had
been frequently interrupted by hear.
ty applause. ~ take that applause
not so much as a tribute to myself as
one to the Chief Executive of this
great nation." Then there was anoth-
er hearty Outburst. II KNOW" he
continued, chow disappointed my fa-
ther was that he could not accept
your kind invitation to be present
with you last fall, and [ know that
he has determined to seize the first
possible opportunity to come among
you and to know you as I have
known you so pleasantly and I be
speak for him, though he stands as
the leader of the great party to which
you are, most of you, opposed, the
same candid, hearty Southern greet
ing which 1 have received" Again
the speaker was stopped by the ap-
plause. "And now it is almost time
to be saying good bye. I sincerely
wish that time were not so near.
cannot say that word to you until
have said one thing more. 1 did not
know your beloved Grady personally,
but / did know him through his
works of peace and goodwill. A
humble worker in that profession in
which he was so shining a light,
shall ever work with him in that
work Of peace. I, too am one of the
younger men who have had their
mental growths since the war; and
say, toe, here. with all the frankness
and candor and truth of my nature,
that from this time forth it shall be
my constant aim to do what can to
foster feelings of friendship and
brotherly love between the people of
the North, South, East and West
all people over whom that flag so
dear to US all waves In its beautiful
grandeur"
The Republican., 1890-02-22
NOTICE.

All persons are warned against cutting
down any of the timber on my land on the
Hooppole Road, adjoining the land of Bowie
Johnson about three miles from Deer Park
and six miles from Oakland. The penalty
for cutting down timber in Garrett county
Nd, without permission of the owner OF the
land, is the same, under the Act of 1880, ch
284, as for feloniously stealing goods or chat
tells TO the value ofthe tree or trees' so cut
NO" THEoS, B. HoRwITZ,
The Republican., 1890-02-22
NOTICE..

The firm Of Legge & Miller was this day
dissolved by mutual consent All persons
knowing themselves indebted tn us will
please call and settle their accounts by note
or otherwise on or before the first day of
March, 1890.
G. w. LEGGE,
2223t GEO. o. MILLER.
Oakland Nd, Feb. Z, 1890.
The Republican., 1890-02-22

Correspondents must enclose full name and
d idress not necessarily for publication, but
6 private guarantee of good faith. Reject
communications will not be returned.
The Republican., 1890-02-22
SALE.

Under and by virtue of Sec 50 of Art. I2 of
the Code ofPub. Local Laws, entitled Garrett
dersigned, Ross Compton, as County Treas
urer for Garrett county aforesaid. will offer
at public sale to the highest bidder, for cash,
in front OF the Court House door, in the town
of Oakland
The Republican., 1890-02-22

WANTED ' Statesmen to sell cur Choice
WAN GU Nursery Stock All goods
guaranteed first class. Good salaries and eX-
penses, or a liberal commission paid. NoeX-
periGnce necessary. Write for Terms, giving
age, and secure your choice of Terri Dry.
G. L. KNIGHT g. CO.,
2223m 100 Park Ave. Rochester, n. Y.
The Republican., 1890-02-22
CL0siNG OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

OFFICE OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS,
OAKLAND, MD, Feb. l2th, 1889.
The Public Schools of Garrett county Will
close on the 7th day of March, 1890.
All schools not having made full time will
be allowed to continue one week longer or
until March lith.
Teachers are required to have their reports
correctly made out. and sent in to the Secre-
tary ofthe Board, on or before the Goth day
of March. 1890.
An itimiZed voucher for incidental ex-
penses signed by at least two trustees must
accompany each report.
By order of the Board.
WIN. HINEBAUGH,
Secretary.
The Republican., 1890-02-22

Senate. 1t will pass. notwithstand-
ing the claims of its opponents.
The annual woman's suffrage con-
vention meets here tomorrow and
will continue in session four days,
The Republican., 1890-02-22
ON SATURDAY, The 18TH DAY
OF MARCH,

in the year 1890, at the hour of IL o'clock A.
NJ. of said day, the following lands and real
estate, situated in the town Of Oakland, in
the 7th Election District of said county. and
consisting Of North half of Lot No 81 on the
Plat OF Penningtons addition to the town of
Oakland. and is contained within the follow
ing metes and bounds: Beginning for the
same at point on the West margin of Sec
ond St.. y. 24lI degrees E. AZ perches from the
end Of the lstline of Lot No. 20, on the plat of
Pennine toms addition to Oakland, and run
ming thence with Second St. N. 24l% degrees
E. AZ perches. then N. 65k degrees W. %
perches, to Pennington's out line, and with
1t s. 2i14 degrees w. AZ perches, then s. 651S
degrees f. % perches, to the beginning, con-
tanning q of an acre, more or less and being
the same property which is assessed upon the
Assessment Books of the County Commits
sioners of said county, to a certain Arabella
Robinson, and which was conveyed to the
said Arabella Robinson by VIM. C. Penning-
ton, Trustee. by deed bearing date March
10th, 1880. and recorded in Liber w. H. T., No
4, folio 1928.
Said land will be sold for the payment of
the State and County Taxes due and in arrear
thereon for the years 1888 and 1889.
ROSS COMPTON,
2224t Treasurer
The Republican., 1890-02-22
SATURDAY, FEB. %, 1850.

The Washington correspondent of
the Philadelphia Press has this to say
of the AtkInson.P n.Pendleton case:
The action of the Democrats in this
case and in the one decided last week
shows without doubt that they have
no intention of looking at these elec-
ton cases in any except the most ex-
treme PARTISAN light. The evidence
in both cases was altogether in favor
of the contestants. Depriying them
of their certificates was shameless
piece of political burglary and such
as has rarely been committed In any
State as far North as West Virginia,
The Republican., 1890-02-22
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

First insertion, 81 per square of ten lines
50 cents per square for each additional inFer-
ton. Special contracts for advertising longer
than three months
The Republican., 1890-02-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
JONAS G. BEACHY,
.AUCTIONEERs

BITTINGER.. ...... ......MARYLAND.
Will cry sales of real and personal property
in Garrett county. Terms moderate. 2224
The Republican., 1890-02-22
FOR SALEl
Valuable Property in Oakland

am authorized to offer for sale two valu-
able dwelling houses in Oakland, situated
ION the hill, )" and well located for Boarding
Houses. They each contain II rooms, with
large lots, good water and sufficient shade,
Property in this section of the town is rap
idly advancing, and persons contemplating
q purchase should do so at once.
For price and terms call on
JAS. A, HAYDEN,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04

Nout tno YEARS ago, Willie calling on
a lldv in lev i.iun. co., .tiCniinn uas
,allrl o. isautiiul plaut All Ia mll
Do, ~ sol cSialing .u.h insrsngc az
oui, .l,ci.s II ihc lil, family can -
hale. I inquired ihc maine 80 thls lsau-
iiful plant AMI Whs told u Was the slsrri
Chlnr.c lilt. without which u !. sail thr
,hinnmau never leaves BIZ honr. In
ts,i thls plant wl. q giit from a Young
ching Wang o. Young lady 20 tie
hou.. " b. hal l-'.n hi teacher. This
suf..fh iiiy l. Nafisty 81 folyauihus
Nar,issus. an,l salloi by the trlcstlils
jos. IioNrf. az Flower ~ ~, Code. To
til f,yrnily u Ia. be,n bat little known
eAc,tt In L. native china. Florist. afr
nov Introducing u anil flower lovers are
likely Ia make a. much household goi
II u as The ,hlusse. Ihesc lilies ga
sasll, D. grown lu p"i. or Ia open
gruuni. bat ih~ most popular My u the
Chimes. m-tllod, which u 81. iollows :
Take a ioW 90 glass dlsh The latter
/. f.r preferable aui hll about two
ihirls full ~ clean saud anl pcbhlcs.
Hollow eat the center so ~ tn receive q
fourth or a half 20 the built. Thru ar
range the Irhblrs 40 they viii hold " in
"a UPRIGHT position. Iill iu water o.
come a half Inch aloN. the surfaCr ani
placv Ia \ sunny window. The hloom-
lng Period ,an h. safely rcckoned frum
twenty to twenty-five dave, under favor
adj. circumstance. hi. delightful frs-
turv render. thru .illl morv desirable
.lnc-. t-lng safely surv IL them, they
can H. grown for Ncldiug., anni,cra-
rie. ani any oc,asion for which flower.
40. especially rr,Igl.i,c. Il hl"om. album
dauilv and The starry cluster. arr of a
beautiful Way Nhiicnrss, With Chilic"
.hapc,i crnier. - ycllov. The bulb. a..
tain large slge aud afr so full ~ Sliall.
~ that they can BE- kept la any conNc-
uient place until II l. drslrvd Ia plant
them. should not alloN them iO ffc"yr
a. think al. 90 nearly al tic hulhs r.
quirr a warm situation. Aftrr bloom
ine the bulb. can be- drici ~ lie calla
lille. and planted cut Va spring With
other plants. Truly thesr beautiful III
h.. ar' among 10" most desirable plinis
fur " inter blooming. hat equally dcsir.
able and pleasing Tor summer u pot 81
Nymphsi OiOrata ot the fragrant uhite
water llly. Ihesc lovely lilics eau IT,
easily grown bv iilling a pot partly full
~ soll sufficient % .si the roots Ia aud
N hcrcs.iTy keep them Ia place with a
stone. Then Oh the pot sloWly nearly
Ia the bflm With water. The daily c,ap-
Grafton must b. supplied with fresh wa
ter. II IA very convenient when Que
Wi.bc. for a nlcr llly Ia go o. the garlen
sui gather Que or morr a. you please.
Tie cultivation ~ these lille. .lould L.
mOrr general ob0ut our premises. \ Ut
tie work In many plscc. would arrange
a small pond Ulcrcln they could IT, cisi-
ly aud plcuiifuliy grown.
IRTNT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
pis.ciIsAion COVER

For thls the mitefitl employed was
wash-hlOnie, double width, selling 10
~ CENTS = ward. \ ihlnl Of yarl va.
used. a yani aud half 81 lace two Inch
- wide, aud one spool ~ hOss. Tut
FROM the blonde nine circles, i've Inches
Ia diameter; turn Ia the edge. AMI run
a thread vlo.e around aud draw up quite
tight aud haiien again Into circles. Sew
them together Ca form n square, using
No. 100 thread. Thread needle with
the floss, and With i've or six long but
tonhole s,ltche. go around the space. b..
tween the circle. ani then whip a ilireai
through the buitonholc stitches. The
lac. for border should be- gathered by
whipping over. and drawn up Ia just the
right .ifr, and sewn over and over Ia the
edge ~ the wheels. When the edge u
on, the spaces between the wheels aud
the lace are "a b. caught together by
butionhOle stitches of foss.
For a tidy. twenty-five circles, each
five inches In diameter, Will b. needed,
requiring about yard and two-thirds OF
net. Prom the waste pieces smaller cir
cles can bc cut and utilized for mats. \
pretty style Il Ia make the cushion with
sllk pieces, mattress fashion, seven inch
- square aud four inches deep. stun
closely with bran, snd cover with a pun
IL satin or saieen, leaving only q square
of four inches plain In the center. Now
put on the wash-net circles and draw the
corners closely down. A little bag Of
sachet powder under the sateen is \
charming addition, especially " the
odors are selected to match the colors--
rose for rose satin, violet for blue, hello
trops for mauve. pond lily for white,
jockey club for canary color.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04

iT NILIIp u..-lti L. we'll kapvu all
over town ". have held a mortgage fot
til- lat thfcr months ou the cuilr- out
~ ~ oaf contemporary. co,crs",rry.
thing bat hl. own Worthless canvass, an'l
eau H. forcclssssl ~ any mlnuir. This
l-lns th. ,ass. wc ar oit~n askcl WHY
sc dont take posses.lnn Shrn that
bl0,ch CA journalism refers a. "a. Ia such
cnirlrlng trifm' AZ 'lacklss,' liar,
"hypocrits. anil 80 forth. We dh ~
o,rr one day Last w-vk calculating ~
turn him out on tlr sani hills, bat W.
frll to weeping ani mrli-i us. While u
ss-tns hand Zoe = man Ca D. nhus"l 10y
his own property, 80 haycnt the hrati
a. NIX asat ihe hitr,l. And, t-stics,
b. runs such an ahjcyt apology fnr a
weekly n~u.Iapef that the Mixer o.
c-i,r. llosis II cpmpllmrnis by compirf
.on. We are not going a. H. mean viii
him not unlr.. d. quit. ahu.iug "a. anil
tf,~' e. publi.h f, gpoi pipeF.--Nrif"ni
Mixer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
uisr IIIT M CASE.

Mr.. J.. &. Hatch, of I,ockland. Me. u
hos. LlDsr In Gilehrist's shlpyard, lbel-
fast. our representative found him hard
nj work In the yard an a vet. foggy
morning. lie says: ''for some time In
the past have had No appetite, felt tired
all the time, could hardly move around.
wanted Ia I've down; combined With
these feelings, I had severe pain In my
legs, at times almost more than ] could
bear. AZ last I Was completely knocked
out. aud had 90 yies up vork. Mr.. Cot
trcll advised me 10 use Dana's sarsapa-
rIlla. I commenced 20 take u Friday
and could feel it work AL through my
system before Monday; ] VAS 20 hungry
Ibid not know what 10 do. The tired
feeling and palm entirely len me. ] am
now about my work every day, and feel
(rss-rsss. Il just hit ny case"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
A NORM DAKOTA sCNsAyloN.

One of the most sensational features
Of the excitement In North Dakota over
the proposed lottery bill IL the address
10 the people of Chief Justice Corli's.
II reads:
To the people of North Dakota; No
man can b. indifferent In such an exigen-
~ ss thIs. 4 moral question Il before
the people. Who does not burn with In
dignsiion at the thought that the state IL
tn gamble for liyingf To deplorr TIL.
vile scheme, and yet decline to protest.
because u the bill pass~l II would be-
good thing Tor Grand Forks Ia have the
lottery herr, IL "a .sy that they would
not have the chastity vf the state debauch-
c,i, bat u abe must be prostltuie,i, they
would like Ia enjoy the fruits II her de
honor. In such cri.ls I must put the
honor IL the state and her people before
personal friendship, aud before any con-
.iieratiou of self. .corn to discus. the
question from the standpoint 81 exrc,iien-
~. I wish to Goi the people would
nature ~ TIL. cri.l.. II the enomliy -
their guilt and il.grlcc, In even listening
90 the suggestion ~ Joining hands With
gamblers; nay worse, ~ bclng the plmps
81 gamblers. Keepers, Inmate. aud fre-
quentcrs ~ the bro,hcl, each have ihelr
.harr 80 disgrace, bat the moral lcper !.
the plump. The state will not rice to tile
dignity of gambler. Ia the society 10
the states u viii D. .corne,l. spewe'l oat
and loathed ~ The plmp., gamblers, the
prccurcr for a hlthy price. ~ victims
Tor organized gambling, BY lcgallIing
AMI holding out a. the world as right
aud moral that infamy ~ lnfsmlc., the
Iousiana state lottery. shall q Judge
sell hi honor a. avert bankruptcy
shall President Harrison turn the wheel
10 fortune, nav, worse, lurr victims &C.
the gamblers den. because bankruptcy
starvs him In the flcci Ani shall North
Dakota have les honor than thsyf let
ter that prohibition D. strsngle,i than
call gambling the child 20 the state.
lmp.ofr this people. IN a.. name ~ love
fof the state aui iis honor, W. ilic name
of that sentiment which hls con,lcmn@i
this Infamous system throughout the
worli, save IN ono CORNER ~ our land,
where u 10 doomed o. a speedy lcatl, in
the name ~ home. ~ wife ani child ani
psfvut. in the name 20 everything that
mikes life worth living. that they ci.i
90 this foui rrpfuich, rvssnt thl. disiar,l-
" insult, stay the hani ~ the polluicr,
ani fc,ic,m The chastity II ihl. state hy
such a voice - ar,usc,l iuiignation "a
viii drive thi' moral lepcr from our do
main"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04

Remember that Ayers Cherry Pecto-
raj has no equal ss a specific for colds.
coughs, and all affection. ~ the throat
aud lungs. For nearly half n cen;ury "
has been In greaicr demand than any
other remeiy Tor pulmonary complsl nts.
All druggists have u Tor sale.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
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What is this curiuus rAlIls, pfayi
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withosi me q H. Co. mus; yishi
10 u,An AMI hor-s fo.i Ifuvtis
All -. their daily wants sgppls,i,
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They l1re me. though thy call No We
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
THE GREAT AMERICAN CHORUS.

sneeying. snufiing and coughing
This Il the music all over the land just
now. "I've got an awful cold In my
head Cure Il with Ely's Cream BALM
or II may end In the toughest form Of
eatarrh. Maybe you have catarrh now.
Nothing IL more nauseous and dreadful.
This remedy masters it ~ no other ever
did. Not . snuff nor liquid. Piessant,
certain, radical.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
TIE ENGINEER

of the Wakefield, Mas... Rattan Works,
&. y. Young, says; In all eases of bill
iousness accompanied With those terrible
sick headaches, have found NO other
medicine that seem. Ia take hold and do
the good that your Sulphur Bittsrs does.
II l. the best family medicine made.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04

\ l,nl of milk aux honey sas the Me-
"a of lhr ahcicnts. ~ these day. only
enc Irr.on in niue can at honey without
having cplir, and oniy one ~ ten eau
dunk milk without belus made blliou..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04

Consistency l. indeed rare. 4 man
will unblushingly comb hi hack hair
over a hald spot on the top ~ hi. head,
and Vet expect a grocer In put hls small
ct apple. on the top LAYER IL the box.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
r.. N.,,,as Men.

if,yaSiIi sruI yuaF AtlFvs.. ~ sih mai
90 ,s,r tlustFatsl I.mphirt explaining AZ
.i-sst IL l,ys's ,sirisfat~l D kstrsN sfse be'
All appiiaGres, asti tlustf ghtfuling s1stt efSa
IN usfvsu. tisl,lulstct system, aai hDw We
al at,i,kiV r,rst8rr Foa o. tiTrf, nanhs-p an
hrath IfySa arv thas aristri. Ne vii sen
,.a a Ilsa aat Appliance vn tflsl
NoLIsIg MT 90. NsfstI.us Nlh.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04

.lsotl .igsariHoss.-A worthy gruile-
man, having sn unusually RET nosr, was
long suspected ~ bcing iipplef on ihr
.ly, by tho.s not well acquainted With
hi strictly temperate habits. liz un-
foftuui,c Disagreement Sas readily cur
81 DIV The u.r of Aver. NlTslplfllll.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04

HE pat Winter lns Got IN h' deadly
Nofk. bnl illDu.aul. cui,r The spfine
monih, " ith health impiirsl. Dp not
dim lliiuugh ihr .pfing months Without
iaklug unf or two buitlcs ~ Belle Nirst-
plfilli. You rsunot make hitter In
,r.imeni. G,t " - ,our 'lruggi.i Tor
81 rgufa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04
DRUNKENNESS Liauon nanir =
an ne worli thrfv u bot one care.
n. fl.i,...t s.ollrn ~la0trr.

ttoaa H. given In = cup - TEA 90 COLES wilheai
The knswt- lxe % the Isf-oa talihs u, snenes
. ..~siy and rernsbsut snfr. shrthrf t.s Y.
tirot 4. tasslsr.te dfinksr of an acaiailf ~
Tl.,u..nt. 81 struAkari. have tsen earct wbS
have t.kTn the sshisn -tesihc In their eosee
slthsgt thsir knOw lcsigs. ani toisy lrhsse Thy
aat drinking 20 th~lr own FRYE Will No haf'afal
eject rcssts frem IL sfiminisfIslsn. nv
ar. Address In sosh.ienec, soiiea -recinc
To- Is I,sss strvst. ttnslnnsti. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04

A Michigan deputy sheriff Was talking
"a the hired girl. She wanted to play
With hi. handouts. lie let her. IL re-
auIred forty minutes Ming at midnight
Ia get them OF. lie had forgotten he
had mo- lev With him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04

Ti,r history ~ army uniforms W. ibc
Jnlirl state, from Revolutionary times
o. th~ present, viii D. the suhi~t ~ =
four Iagr supplement % the numl,er ~
ilsu@r's Weekly a. - puhlishcd frhu-
ary eiih. The article !. from The pen 81
Henry ls,umis Ncl.pn, nni " ill ." adoIu-
hirlN lIln.irllrl-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-03-04

n Il . singular and remarkable fact
that when two persons approach door
from opposite sides they never turn the
door knob In the same direction. Conse-
quently much time. AZ well ss n good
deal Of temper, IL Lost.