The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-08-07

| InOmaS farm, situated on the l I
mile grade near Frankville. Mr..
Gleeson purchased this land several
years ago and will now devote his
entire time i'll tilling the soil.
The Democratic, Republican and
Alliance parties in Nebraska it is
reported have decided to nominate
candidates for Governor next fall,
Notwithstanding the fact that the
Supreme Court has virtually decided
that Governor Thayer holds over
until next year.
A few thousand yards of lovely all
silk ribbon just received at the auc-
ton store at less than you pay for
cotton ribbon generally. 1t is to be
closed out at once. % cent ribbons,
10 cents. 30 to 10 cent ribbon now Is
and II cents. Look al it!
Have you been "berry-picking'
yet? No! Then you are away be-
hind the times. Bless you, don't
let the summer months pass and
you not have share in this delight
full sport. Get your basket or
bucket and trudge, trudge, trudge {.
and pick, pick, pick
On SATURDAY. last G, E. Messerly
and the man he had working for
him fell out and Messerly, the man
claims, attempted to cut him with
a knife. A warrant was sworn out
for his arrest and he is now board
ing at Hotel deCasteel, awaiting the
action of the next grand jury.
Since putting the above in type
Messerly has been released on bond
and the other man is doing the
boarding act.
See the beautiful handkerchipfs at
5 cents each at the auction store.
Caddo Mills, Texas, June 5. 1891.
From my own personal knowl-
edge, can recommend Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy for cramps in the stomach,
also for diarrhoea and flux. 1t is
the best medicine have ever seen
used and the best selling, as it al
ways gives satisfaction. A. X.
Sheriff.. rs and so cent bottles
for sale by II. j. 1Nayers.
The following is the weather crop
bulletin for Maryland: The weather
was too cool for the favorable deyel-
opment of corn and tobacco,
although the outlook is promising
for an average crop, both as regards
quantity and quality. Some slight
injury was sustained by tobacco
and corn in light soils, fruit and
unhoused wheat that was not
thrashed by badly-distributed rains.
When sou read This do like hun.
hreds of close cash buyers have tone.
Drop in to the auction store oprOSiIe
the Democrat office and see il you
can't save los OF money in all lines
of dry goods and notions.
| Whoever wrote the following got
the whole truth down in nutshell 4:
eff you have little farm or bust
ness, or steady employment and are
out of debt, do not fret and work
yourself and wife into the grave for
the sake Of making money. You
have but one life to live, and that
is very brief at best. Take little
comfort and pleasure as you go
along day by day, and try to do
little good to others. A morbid, ,,
insatiate desire to possess the earth
and to grab everything in sight, is
at the foundation of more misery
than almost any one thing. Wealth
alone will never keep your memory
green after you are gone"
There are still rome shoes f,r men.
women and children very cheap at
the auction store.
How many of our young men are
learning trade? What would be-
come of our development, our pro-
gress and factories if we were to
rely upon the rising generation to
keep them up? The average young
American either cannot or will not
60 through the careful training
necessary to become an artisan.
We have seen young man of aver
age intelligence act as bicycle rider,
base ballist, clerk in store, book
agent, play the dude, work for a
few months as plumber, for a few
months as timer, do little paint
ing. begin as a carpenter, spend
much time upon the street corner
discussing the merits of the latest
horse race, bet upon the results of
a game of base ball, but if he were
called upon to do an honest days
work, he would hesitate and inquire
if it were hard work, what the pay
was, and whether it was very CON
filming. What is he good for? To
get married and be kept by his
father-in- law for abOut two wears