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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-03
Recommendations and Bondsmen for
Licenses to Sell Liquor.

RS Jamison-J A Wolf. ] NJ Litzinger, o
Hart. H ] Mayors. Alex FIeckenstein. Harry
Helbig. Bondsmen-G d White, John Hell
big, s E Boyer.
Edward H BARTLETT NJ Jarboe, A Shart-
ger. g A Sh rer, c Felty, II Smithman II
Felty, r Maroney, S B Stemple. Bonds
lnen-A Shartzer, c T West, S Stemple.
Michael Boyle-John Rice, ] w Maroney, j
P Shiplev, Stephen drowning. Alpha Hine-
bauk h. Michael O'Donnell. John Bradley. B
Reynolds, John Mackin, J Tracy. Bondsmen
B Reynolds. John Mackin.
Thomas Sarsfield-W Roth. 7 Compton,
Rochus Wolf. A Helbig. Lewis Walters. Ed
ward Walsh. Edward O'Donnell. Bondsmen
John A Hughes, Edward Walsh. NJ Carney
NJ w Pendergast, Edward ODonnell.
Truman West-Michaei Maroney, Helblg,
g Hyde, Fred Felty,J Heibig,G d White,
III Purnell. Bondsmen-Truman Mosser, d
Mosser, G Beckman. Patrick Healey.
Geo d DeShieids. Oakland Hotel-Godfrey
Feliy, d Offutt, II Weber. Nathan Casteel'
T w Casteel. ] Lee McComas. & w Delawder.
Bondsmen-Godfrey Felty. D E Offutt,
Geo D DeShields, Deer Park Hotel-B Sted.
ing, H FredlocK, II McRobie, g Walters
G Thayer. Garrett, John Garrett. Bonds
men-B Steding, Fl Fredlock. W Casteel.
Browning-J Lashorn, Hayes. w
Ours, II Beckman, w Uppole Stottlemyer,
w Baldwin. s G Hoye. Bondsmen-J z
Browning, w H Barnard.
HI Shafer-Jos Shaffer, A Pvsell. Joseph
Bower, Mrs f Maley. f F Droege. VIM w
Thrasher, L Friend, f deal. Bondsmen-Jos
Shafrer, Shaffer and wife, Lawrence Zwoll,
A Shaffer.
JP Cleary-A Mullen. Geo T Michaels, c
Barnard, ] Tichenell, A wilt. w Elwood
and husband, Mrs B Rowan. Bondsmen-W
n Barnard, Paugh, G T Wilt, A Barnard. 7
wilt.
Abraham B King-C f Hilleary, E Aron-
halt, Lee, H McCOole, J G Steyer, w
Lee, w King, w Faherty. BOndsmen-J
Clark, Nv King, f Harvey, W Ours.
Jasper Frazee-J Frazee, A Frazee, W
Frazee, ] Teats, schroyer, d Turney, A Fra
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Grand Picnic.

A grand picnic will he held at Deer
Park, near the beautiful Boiling
Spring, on July 4th. 1891. A covered
and spacious platform Will be erected
for the convenience and accommodate
ton of all those who wish to indulge
in the exhiIirating pastime of "trip,
ping the light fantiStic tOe." Good
music will be furnished by Mis-
Ne lie Dewitt ami brothers. Other
amusements Of various kinds will he
provided for all who attend. Re-
irpshmenls served on the grounds. A
splendid display of fireworks on the
Deer Park Hotel grounds at night
will he one of the grand sights which
can be witnessed ny those who at.
tend this picnic. Everybody come,
and enjoy the biggest day ever
known in Deer Park.
MCCoMAs MURPHY,
F. G. BROWNING,
JOHN WOLF,
Committee.
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THE people of Germany. II seems,
are having a hard time to get enough
to eat. Breadstun, are very high.
and still rising; potatoes are more
than cent a pound and meat. for
the poorest classes. ia unattainah'e
Legislation cannot reduce prices ar.
bitrariIy. but the repeal NJ restrictive
legislation can reduce them. With
the admission free. or at low rates nj
duty, Of American breadstnffs and
meat products. the condition Of the
German people would be vastly bet
ter.
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Deer Park.

Deer Park has peculiar attractions.
Almost all the cottages are now Orcu-
pied. Summer mardprS are cnntin-
ually arriving. The gentle breezeS.
rs they are waited through the oakpn
groves, seem 10 whisper, "health to
all"
Miss LnSasseir and Miss Hislop, OF
New Orleans, are among the guests
IT the Pleasant Rest hOtrding house.
We hope their expectations Of re-
gaining their health may be realized.
l. d. Thrasher, who is employed
in Cumberland, spent last Sunday in
Deer Park visiting his father.
George Thayer has purchased a
new three seated carriage which in.
sureS a comfortable conveyance.
Vim. Hoye visited the Sunday
schools ut Seedlings and Painters
school houses last Sabbath. He re.
ports these schools as prospecting.
Has any one besides the cnrrespOn.
dent found out who accompanied
Rev. Mrese last Sabbath?
Rev. VIM. l.. Leisher preached in
the Lutheran church last Sabbath at
2 p. m. and announced that he would
hold sacramental services next Sab.
bath at l0l Il. I'D.
Rev. Meese occupied thespulpit of
the U. B. church last Sunday at 8 D.
IN. His announcements for next
Sabbath are rs follows: Preaching
vt Bethlehem at 102 II. M. and at
Seedlings school house at u D. m.
We would like to hear from the
SwaDton correspondent again.
o. /. FOUNDOUT.
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AT THE close Of business at the

AT THE close Of business at the
Treasury department Saturday after
noon there was a cash surplus on
hand, exclusive of the twenty odd
million dollars on deposit with the
national hanks and about the same
quantity Of fractional silver IN the
Treasury. $3.5O6 293. BY adding
these sums together there ia surplus
of nearly $50. 900 600. which doesn't
link much like that deficit of which
imaginative Democrats have been
making a nightmare for some time
past.
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That Funny Man.

To the Editor of The Republican.
Some time since the funny man"
of the Democrat INDUCED in some
characteristic piPasantries at the OK.
pense Of "that farmer man." The
idea Of a mere farmer prpsuming tn
have ideas and opinions In regard tn
the interests Of the farmers IL so ex.
ceedingly grOtesque that II makes
this funny man smoker right out.
The Democrat has shed barrels of
tears and its bowels Of compassion
have been wonderfully stirred up
over the sad fate of the farmers of
Garrett county. especially the Re.
publican farmers. But the sighirg
and the sObhing and yparning Of the
bowels Of compassion has AL heen
among the Democratic bOsses, the
lawyers and the politicians. The
farmers themselves have taken no
part whatever In these lachrym"se
proceedings. and hut for the Oft.re.
peate,l declaration that the farmers
are getting poorer they would not
have known that such was the case.
II Ia true their oats crop failed last
season, their potatOes rotten In the
ground; their buck wheat wae dam.
aged by the wet weather. and their
fruit was a total failure. INT the aver
age farmer had sense enough to at
tribute these failures to natural
causes and not to the Republican
party, Int not 20 with the funny man
of the Democrat. For farmer to
pretend to know what "a hest for
farmers n almost "a good q Joke a. tn
see wool selling at % cents per pound.
This funny man iniimatps that ]
know fully as much about saw.mill
ing AZ know about farming, and
further, that through some sOrt OF
hocus pncuS, known, presume, only
by the initiated) that, heing Repub.
lican, my milling operation makes
the farmers "grOW poorer"
It il true / give employment to
some IS men, who with their famil.
les, consume great deal Of what the
farmers produce and want to sell. II
is also true that my business brings
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considerable money into the county
To circulate Among the people, and to
the average intelligent this would
seem a help and not II hindrancP. hut
not 80 with the funny man Of the
Democrat.
WHAT ia mer Is 1t who Is getting
poorer? know of none, especially
IT sober and industrious. Therefore
when the funny man says the farm =
erS are getting poorer, he simply
means to he funny. His brother
lawyers knows what he means. The
truth Of the matter il he wants to
make the farmers diss itisied. II he
can persuade the farmer that the
manufacturer is making more money
than the farmer and get him disron-
tented with his Tot he may eventually
turn fool, the funny man hopes. and
GO to voting the DemOcratic tick' t.
Ard just here let me remark, piren'
theticaliy, are doubtless seen print
ing jobs. of clerkships. Of treasu- er-
ships and of tOodie galore.
But | can assure my brother farm
ers that it il not the manufacturers
who are eating up their substance, rs
this merry scrIbhier would have them
heIieve. There Is another class who
"toii not, neither do they SPIN" and
yet SOlomon's Ove'coat would not
make pea jacket fur them. l mean
the lawyers and politicians and the
chronic Office seekers-the Demo
cratic bosses Of Garrett county.
And now in closing, let me say
was brought up on farm; l have
always lived on farm; have Iaboref
ear In and year out on farm ant
was deIudpd with the idea that l ha(
some right to speak for the farmers
but now / see my mistake: IshouiC
have left it to the laWI ers. the poll
ticians, the clerks, and-t0 the funny
uIan. FARMER.
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Mountain Lake Park.

The great camp meeting is- ne& !,
here again. 1t begins this Saturday
evening. A large attendance is ex
pected and the best of all preceding
meeting. -
The greater number of the cottages
are now filed with families for the
summer. and the boarding houses
and hotels are filing up.
The community has made some
substantial improvements in board
walks and IN grading the streets.
Many will be pleased to find a
hoard walk around the east side OF
the office which will save the tire
some trip up the steps and through
the Office. J.A.E.
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S6lbySport.

We are having fine growing
weather.
The farmers are the happiest peo-
pie in our District.
Corn on an average, knee high.
Mr.. John Conn, formerly of Oak
land. is painting quite a number OF
houses here.
ChaS. William left for Frostburg
the 25th to spend few DAYS.
William Augustine. of Addison.
Pa, spent the 9th with us looking
for fat cattle.
Geo. Beamer, our lumber mer.
chant. left here for Oakland and
Clarksburg, w. Va. looking up tim.
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bowling, Of
East Se!bysp0rt, entertained quite a
number of their friends. Friday even
ing. the Goth. Prot. E. J. Frantz and
Miss Ida Albright furnished the
music and II pleasant little chop
was the pleasure of the evening.
the Pittsburgh boys have made
arrangements with Jonas Frazee fol
accommodation on the 4th.
We notice our merchants do not
buy -four by + b car load and find
we can buy four ch, aper at Jonas
Frazee's than of merchants who buy
in car lots. For over four weeks or
more. Weddell, SutlOws & Co.'S,
xxx faur only so cents per sack
Amber IS cents.
Diamond Damn. the farmers claim
Is pasturing more live stock on
twenty acres than any farmer In GU,
district. His live stock consist;
mostly of grass hoppers.
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McHenry.

Since you did not publish my last
letter in full I thought l would
abandon writing from this place
Perhaps you tnink me too smal or
young. or perhaps my letter was too
lengthy. Well. [ must confess ! am
young, only little girl past thirteen
years. lam going to school to Prof.
.noffatt and am devOting all my
spare moments to my studies ~ my
teacher likes his scholars to have
their lessons we'll prepared. l MOTTO
ed in the paper the Deer Park c0rrPs
pendent would like to hear from u
so | thought l would send short
letter from this place.
There WAS preaching here on last
Sunday nj Up. m.by the Rev. Meesp,
of the U. B. church. After preach
ing we had Sabbath school and al
address by Rev. Joseph Dewitt on
intemperance.
Upton Cuppett and wife were the
guests of j, B. Meese. Sunday.
Maurice Miller. of Fripndsville,
was a caller in our little village on
Saturday night and Sunday.
Most of the farmers have soWn
their buck wheat.
d. Mclean is preparing to 6Gfy a
large Kiln of lime which he will put
on his whe It this fall.
Mrs. y. Mclean is visiting friends
and relatives near Homecoming.
There will be preaching at Bethel
church next Sabbath evening BY
Rev. Knotts.
A SCHOLAR,
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A good thing for the grip:-A re.
cent number Of the Albuquerque, N.
M. Daily Citizen, contains the follow
Ing editorial: Several persons highly
recommend CHARACTERISTICS COus h
Remedy as a remedy for the grip,
now 40 prevalent. E. w. KilbOurne.
the county surveyor. says bottle of
this remedy gave him relief. This
medicine ia prepared Ivy Chamber
lain & Co., De| MninpS, Iowa. and it
is having u big sale in this city. For
sale ty III. j. Mayors. druggist.
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.
An Excellent Program.


The Lu heran Sunday school Gel
ebrated Chiliren's Day last Sunday
evening. The church was NEST beau.
tifully decorated with flowers and
evergreen4. The singing was excel
lent and the program rendered was
an exceptionally interesting one.
which we give below:
Organ VOluntarY-Miss Savilla
feathers, presiding.
SnIo-"Happy Greeting"-Bertie
Boyer.
Psalm CXIvIII, responsibility. lead
by pastor.
Prayer Pastor.
Singing-"Be Joyful Today"
Recitatinns- Prima Shartzer. Daisy
Cleveland and Madee Chisholm.
Bible lesson rom Nature.
Singing-"Our FpsiaI Day."
Floral Offering-By seven little
girls.
Rnading-Nellie Butler.
Singing-"Children's Day."
Reading-"The First Children's
DAy"-Lizzip Leary.
Raading-Walter Butler.
Singing-"Our Mission To-day"
Addresses-Jnhn Sharizer, Supt !;
and Rev. W. L. Ieisher, pastor.
SingiDg-"The Cheerful Giver"-
By five children and chorus by
school.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Laugh.
ridge.
Collection-Bertie Boyer and May
Fulmer.
Singing -" Standard of Jesus
Wavp."
Benediction by Pastor.
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Reduced Rates for Fourth of July.

Reduced Rates for Fourth of July.
On July 3ri and 4th the BALTIMORE
and Ohio Railroad Company will sell
round trip Excursi n tickets ut all
stations on its line at greatly reduced
rates as concession to its patrons
who may desire to avail themselves
Of the holiday 10 travel for business
or pleasure. East Of the Ohio river
tickets will he hOnOred for return
passage until July 7'h inclusive, and
West of the Ohio river until July 9th
inclusive. Apply to nearest B. & O.
agent for rates. l72
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RYLAND'S, '#zf f*IzabsE EIRfGtt1' ND.
ee, J Frazee. Bondsmen-J. Frazee, A J

zee, Frazee. Bondsmen-J. France, A J
Frazee.
Washington Taylor-J Myers. w A Cod
dington. G d Browning, G Humbertson, 4
Myers, Mankiss, ] Liston, ] q Kolb. A
Teats, A ] Frantz, Guard. Bond-men-J
Liston. NJ Miller, T Turney, Lininger.J
Guard. J Frazee, j w Savage.
CM Livengood-S II Frantz, NJ Bower. F
Spicer, ] II Bevans, Ii S Wagner, w STAN
ton, j Folk. Bondsmen-C NJ Livengood. J
Opel, A Beachy.
Francis McKenzie-Lewis Horchler. G Lee
l. Sasman, q Wellington, U M Stanton A
Bcachy. H A Patton. Bondsmen-F McKen-
zie, a Layman, F RObeeon, Mckenzie.
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ANOTHER plush mill being trans.
ferred TO the United States from En-.
gland as a result of the new tariff
Really this Ia getting to he serious
matter, and one of these days the
Mountain Dyspeptic will pack up aud
clear out of a country that tolerates
such things,
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Who Is "Hugh"2

EUIVOT fStPUUIICHH:
An article in last weeks Democrat
criticises my communication in your
paper, the week previous. but there
is not enough manhood about the
author io keep him from signing d
non de plume. If he has the courage
of his convictions. he will tell the
public in next week. paper who he
ls. If he does not, the public must
naturally conclude that he is advO.
eating something he is ashamed Of.
Win he give his true name to the
public?
Respectfully.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-03
Robert Garrett at De,

Robert Garrett at Deer Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Garrett. &C.
companieI by Ave servants and 16
trunks, arrived ut Deer Park last
Saturday to remain one month.
Fur horses. two carriages. a coach.
man and footman are also with the
party.
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Marriages..

YEAST -CROss.-June %. at the
Reformed parsonage by Rev. J. NJ.
Evans. Howard Yeast aud Mary
Cross both of Grantsviile, Md.
SHIPLEY-FRIEND.-On June %
at the residence f Mr. T. Bolyard. by
Rev. VIM. E. George, Francis jesse
Shipley. of Garrett county, and La
vina Jane Friend. of West Va.
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FRIDAY, JULY 8. 1891.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The following rates for announcements
will be cha "ged and must be paid prior to the
first insertion OF the same:
States Attorney. IS; Sheriff, "a; County
Commissioners, $3.50; Judge OF Orphans
Court g.
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Grand Picnic.

A picnic will be held ut the narrOws
ofDeep Creek on July 4, 1891. Good
snntfsic, dancing and refreshments.
Come and enjoy yourselves.
J. w. WALTERS,
s. s. BROWNING,
]. BROWNING.
17.2 Committee.
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If you fee weak
and all worn out take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS
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thereby announce myself a candidate for
the ONCE OF Sheriff for Garrett County, sub
iect to the decision OF the Republican NOmi-
mating Convention, and solicit the endorse
ment Of my friends.
GEORGE D. WHITE,
District No. Z.
Oakland. Nd, April Is. 1891.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-03

The Oakland Hotel. on Tuesday
had q more guests than 1t had the
same day last year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-03

THIRTY NINE years ago Monday
died Henry Clay. statesman and ora
tor, one OF the greatest men America
ever produced.
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thereby announce myself q candidate for
the office ofSherifY for Garrett County subject
TO the decision OF the Republican nominating
convention,
JOHN o. MICHAELS,
"Cheap John"
District No T.
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Correspondents must enclose full name and
dress not necessarily for publication. but
Gaprivate guarantee Of good faith. Reject
d communications Will not he returned.
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FOR SHERIFF.

By reouest OF nv friends announce my
self as a candidate TOR Sheriff OfGarrett cOun-
~, subj ect tn the decision of the Republican
nominating convention.
JACOB STANLEY MEYERS,
District No. 2.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
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than three months.
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WE GErARANSEE sssE EBPNS
To cure any case. with e-.ch order re-
ceived by US for six boz -. acc gmPan-
led with $500, viii send me purc haser
our written guarantee to refund the
monep if tn treatm cut does not effeci a
cLre. Qua antees issued only by ". Il.
CHEDIC, sole Agent, Carson CITY, New
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-03-28

He solicits orders for all such
work, and for Hydraulic and
Irrigation Sur yeys, and will do all
work in the line of Surveying and
Engineering. Only Good and Re
liable instruments used. Address p
0 Box $40, Reno, New. a16