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The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-08-20
DhIiiug the Honora

1t is related OF sagacious politi.
clan, who had held moro than one
high Office in the national government,
that in his younger days he attended
a caucus at which there were only two
persons present, the other man being
citizen OF somewhat remarkable
stature.
The meeting was duly called to
order, and the young politician offered
series o. resolutions, which began
by saying that they were presented
at large and respectable gathering
OF voters,
Hold on" said the second man;
"we can't pass that. 1t isn't true.
This isn't Il large and respectful BILE
caucus
'.YoI keep still. brother" answered
the proposcr of the resolutions. Its
all right You are large and l am
respectable"
Inc resolutions were carried unani-
mCuSly,
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Similarity of Rear s.ors.s

Maine Hunter--"I'u tell you about q
beer l."
Experienced Viaitor-'sI know all about
It The bear had cub and attacked you.
and after using up all your ammunition,
you finally drew your pocket-knife and
killed the brute"
"Wal, now, eff that amt just the way it
happened; who I'd yeoui"
'.No one; but I've heard about $50 bear
Etories since I've been here, and in every
blessed case the hero used up all his sm-
munition, and finally killed the bear with
pocFet-knite. The mystery to me is, why
you fellows don't start in With the pocket
kHf flrstr -
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How to SUccppd

This is the great problem of life which
cause oil poor health, others want OF luck
but the majority rom deficient grit-.-want
OF nerve. The y are nervous, irreSoiute,
eliangeahle, easily get the blles ard take
the spirits down to keep The spirits up"
thus wasting money, time, opportunity
AID nerve force There is nothing like the
Restorative Ncryine, discovered by she
great II ec'alist pr. Miles. to cure ali ner-
Vovs diseases las headache, the blues, ner-
vous prostration, sleepiessn css. nour;,l gia,
81 Vitus Uan. (, fits, and hysteria. Trial
bottles and fine book of testimonials Tree
NJ Miller Il t,:,Sp
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WILL, BE GIVEN AW AY.

W ] DI< DE vi TN = w n I.
Our enterprising druggists Miller e.
Case who carry the finest stock of
drugs perium-ries, toilet articles.
brushes etc., are giving away a large
number Of rial bottles OF DR.. Niles eel
cbrattd Restorative hrrvine They
guarantee il to cure headache, dizzi
ness, nervous prosirntion, slcepiess-
hess the i'll effects OF spirits, tobacco
c':ffce etc. Druggists say it is the
greatest seller ey ever knew, and
is universally satisfactory. They also
guarantee DR. Miles New Heart Cure
in all cases of nervous or organic
heart disease. pa ipiIation, p.in in side
smotlrring etc. Fine Look on "Ner
v.us aud ilenrt Disense Tree.
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Trainsrun daily. tDany excer, surdas

Aiitiains between CIncinEsti and Col
umbus run through without change ofenr
connecting In the Union Depot with alldi
verginr INES
Sleeping Cars between inciEGati and
Pittsburg. Trains NJS lr2 aud ,05 have
Pullman Sleepirg Cirs betwee; Cincin-
uati and Columbus aud caB be oceCried
at rIucinnati or Columbus any time after
son Z VI. Trains Nos. l0i, l0I, leo aE-i l's
have Parlor Cars between Columbus and
Cincinnati TraiES Nos I03 nnd lO4 haS9
through coaches between Cincinnati .nd
Pittsburg. Train No les makes direct con-
nection at Columbus with through Pull
man Sleeping Car for Washington, BaltI-
more, Philadelphia and New York. Trains
Nos 1Ui O6nnd los make direct connection
Mt Columbus for chicago, WRshington
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York.
s,P.PEARODY, or. McONRTY.
Genv Supt. Genr Pass Agt
Colnmbus.O Columbus u
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Keep still.
Al q recent meeting of BOSTON woman,s

club Tot discussion was aroused by the as
sertion OF some unbeiiever that " high edu-
UasIpn units n woman for household duties.'i
The question occupied the society's attention
fof several weeks when dnanimous decision
VS. rendered declaring the clubs belief in
J S SedTswiok' wel-known assertion that
the Intelligent woman becomes. other
ttjn. -ing equal, the more iiudiciously she
vii manage her domestic attaiIs.''
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Remarkable Facts.

Heart disease is usually supposed to be
iDcura.b.e, hut when properly treated Il
large proportion oi cases can oe cured
Thus Mrs E.mira ili,tcn. Of Elkhart, Ind,
ana Mrs. Mary l.. Baker, ot Ovid Mich
wcrc cnrsd AFTER sG!ieliIg ~ yeas. SC.
LinIhnigc,, druggist II Snr lose, Ill, says
thu iIr. Niles New Heart Cure, which cur
ed the former. worked wonders Tor his
viii Lev L,gan, of Buchanan, Mich.
whn haG heart diseaSe for 30 years, says
two bottles mad. him "Ieel like u new
man. Dr Miles New liearl Cure is sold
and sunrI nteei 10y Miller Il Case Book OF
wonderful teStlmOnia ials free
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Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
hi-af,,nn,af

A certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyes,
letter, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Old
Chronic Sores, FEY sr Sores, Eczema,
Itch, Prairie Scratches. Sore Nip fles
and Piles. 1t is cooling and soothing.
Hundreds of cases have been cured by
it after all other treatment had failed
1t is put up in 25 and 90 cent boxes.
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DEPART FOR ThF WEST.

Com ections-No. II at New Lexington
with q OC train for Corning al Juurtirn
IIty win b q trains north md south. a {
Lancaster with II E6T trains north
anu SOUTH. at Washington with Ohis
southern train SOUTH
NO o1-At junction City with Il o train
sohth ut Bremen with & OC train nsrfh
at Mancaster with train nort II and snuth
NJ nshingfoE with with ID F W & e
irain Tor WeIlstOn, at Cincinnati with
south N' A" 'o' ~
NO Is-At Washington with DIV &C
VA WOnlo Onlo southern trains M rth and .
Morrow for L. Nj train No 10 for the East
f NJ WILKINSON. GcnT Pass Il.
On WALTON, supt, | zsnssvilis. .
GAINESVILLE o.
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Killed by lightning.

RocKBRIDGE-- O., June 13.-Georse
Harman, Of this place, was struck by
lightning while in tho canal bridge and
instantly killed
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Acc;dAnt in avail.

GALLIPoLIs. O., June 15.-Josepn
Elesick was seriously II not fatally in
jured by tho falling Of a load of brick,
which was being lowered into a well.
Elesick was at the bottom of the hole,
and the falling brick struck him on the
head. His condition is critical.
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DEPART FOX THE EAST.

COnnecuOns-N00 connects at Washing
ton & III with D + W and e trains south
No II connects at Washington ii with
ID DF W and and Ohio Southern trains
porth, at Lancaster with II and r
trainssonIL. and Junction City with 3 and
U train north, at New Lexington with T
and train for Corning and ut Trinway
with A d train for cleveland.
Nc 20 connects Mt Cireiaville nth Il
W trains to q M from Columbus
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IN IT'S WORST EORN

DENTON, LAr. Co., Wis, Dec. '$S.
Rev. J. C. Berg-n yOuolics for tho following:
J.mr.; Rooney, who suffering from st. Vi,u.'
Ian, = in lie WORT form Tor about Il, years wes
treatc,; by several Ily.ioiaus without eject;
two bottles OF fastor Koen g's Nerve Tonic
cured aim.
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TO LEDO
-AND-
OHIO CENTRAL RAILWAY
KANAWHA SHORT L1NE!I
5 O-l-,LLiIN

We Now Have on Sale
1000 Mile Tickets-Good on the
entire line at 2 cents per mile.
25 Trip rickels-Between two sta
tons only, at 2 cents per m'le.
so Trip School Tickets--For stu
dents. at very low rates.
Excess Baggage rickets-At two
thirds of face value.
Specia Tickets-To parties of 10 or
over, travelling one ticket. at 2
cents per mile.
Excursion Tickets For parties of
10 or over q: reduced rates.
Through Coupon rhkets-To point
ffthe line OF this road.
Call on our Agents Tor information
regarding the above Tickets.
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Piles j ] 9
HH6 ~ Einstant relief and is an in
= fellible Cure for Piles
81 $ u r. 10 Price 81. By Druggists or
HM IA mail Samples free, Ad.
AHdrese "ANAK ESIS.0
- khI " Box 2fl6 New York Ctr.
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Tbe Real .Iartb, 1y.s,,,nr,,,

Martha Washington, es VIC read of her.
was O good deal of a nonentity--cr, per
haps, we should say merely an addcnd,
to ihc immurta! George Man and wiz,
a-c one is set forth in the learning aid
wisdom OF the law made by men fu
their own advantage, and the man is tht
one. This was plainly tue as regard.
the father Of his country. lie stands ir
history siune; she adds nothing to hi
rame or fame. Like many of tie Queen,
Of o.d, her name appears In the history
OF the country. not from the persona
tai, mis- of snlinent qualities, but simply
as tho RI h widow whom Washing gton
married and who thenceeorth sewed or
his bu;tchs and managed the houseaeep
Ing at Mount Vernon in true Soulhe1f
shiftlcss style if all The stories are 10 ts
believed. Tradition has it that wher
thy lived at home they kept f teen cows
and .:e: had to buy buttar. and that with
a farm of 1000 ares and several hun.
dre,i slaves they could not make both
ends meet in the way of expenses Buf
tt!l Martha wns very busy woman. i
her day women did not read and but We,
few wrote 1t is doubtful, says q recex
biography. II she ever read boo,
through. for re.ding on the part @
women was considered idneg preciou
lime .wav.
Kocp Still.
Keep still. When trouble is brewing keep
still. When slander Is getting on its legs, keep
still. When your feelings are hurt, keep still,
I'LL you recover from your excitement, at any
nate. Things look differently through an un-
nsitated eye. In commotion once wrote
letter, and sent it, and wished had aot. In
my later years had another commotivn, and
wrote Il long letter; bat life had rubbed a
little sense into me, and KEPT that letter in
my pocket against the day when could look
ii over without agitation and without tears.
was glad l did. Less md less it seemed
necessary to send it. was not sure it would
do any harm, but In my doubtfulness |
learned reticence, and eventually 1t was
destroyed. Time works wonders Wait tip
you can speak calmly, and then you will mol
need to speak, may be. Silence Is the most
massive thing conceivable sometimes 1t has
strength in its very grandeur. It is like
regiment ordered TO stand still in tho mad
fury Of battle. To plunge in were twice rs
easy.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1891-08-20

A MONTREAL LETTER.
16n True Bi;ness chi Chronicle, Montreal,
Cisn., published oct. 2I ~: Vie ere in rereipt
OF letter from one of our ell-llanwn citizens,
Mr. F. Boisyert, who writes ;iilt upon tr;;ulii.
n.sndetion of the most Rev ". Marchand. OF
DiupuIordyiIle he was induced TO u-e tor that
mast ureaG.ui of nli nervous diseases, FITS, q
few bntile- Of Pastor Koen ga Nerve Toutc; Id
is glad to say tnar after having suffered lor
eight years ;s now entirely cured and heartily
recommends all srffei ers of nervous diseases
70 Try his remedy.
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TIME CARD
Cincinnati e. Muskin-
gum Tulley r. r.
IN EFFECT JUNE LIST. 1890.
CENTRAL TINE.
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o. & C. does not stain. Prevents Structure.
Cures Gonorr,ics g and Giont in 20 ! days. Our
Perfection Syringe free with each bottle.
Sent by express to;t ;trr ad,ircssf for One Dollar.
Package securely sealed. Manufactured only by
JOHN G. Mcz.AIS & son,
Wheeling, W. Va
All communications strictly confidential
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The Logan
Home &Savings
Association.
Just Organized With
DGE s. n. BRIGHT, as President.
JOHN HANSEN. Secret,v
L. A. CULVER, Treasurer.
JOHN F. WHITE. Attorney
And an able Board Of DIrectorS.-

THIS Association Is organized for the
purpose OF fraising money to be LOANED
among the members fb eieot fer use in
bnying lots and houses, in building or re-
pairing houses, and for such other puTpo.
ses as are authorized by isw.
Books for the subscription to she capital
stock are now open at room 70. 3, Celiirs
Building, 2d floor.
Shares slO0.Oo and $500 90 each.
Meetings every Saturday night from to
o'clock
Weekly dues on each sice stock, 2s cts.
Any member can draw ont his II onsy ut
any time, and lf left mors thar Inohths
with dividends
ANY member can borrow rs nuch mon
as ms shares OF stock FepreFen at Fer
cent interest and sucL prsmjum as he
may bid
For furtherinformation see Constitution
Laws.
s. Fl. BRIGHT, President.
John Hansen Secretary.
an IL If
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Miles Nerve ana Liver Pills.

Act onn new MISUNDERSTANDING the
liver stomach and bowels through the
nerves. \ new discovery. Or. Miles,
pits speedily cure biliousness, bad tnste'
torpid liver, piles, constipation. Uneqr : l.
Ell for men, women, children. Smallest,
mil.ieSt, Surest I. 81 doses. y cts. Samples
free at Miller & Cases.
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Accommodation train leaves Columbu
at i.30 p IN. taily except Sunday; Newar
is d m, arrives at Z:tnesviIle 6.42 p IN.
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NJ FERRIS T. NJ PEELAR.
Gem Manager. Supt
MOULTON HOUK,
tienr Ticket Agent
TOLEDO. OHIO.
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Cincinnati accommodation leaves Znnes-
Vile 6:25 a m daily except Sunday, New
ark 1923; arrives Columbus at $3.50 IL IN.
Cincinnati l2.45 o. m.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-17
Notes from Camp Douglas.

Private Alex Hesen, of Company
B, has been promoted to Corporal for
faithful performance of duty.
General Brown comp!imented Col
onel Pearre. of the Second, on the
fine alignment of the battalion this
morning.
Company B, of the Second, has a
board of officers who hold a meeting
every morning for the adoption of
any measures beneficial to their COM
pany.
After brigade dress parade, the
Second Battalion moved eff the field
to their quarters as fresh, almost, as
when starting out for the same,
while members of the gallant Fifth
were being carried in on stretcherS.
General Brown highly compli.
mented the Second Battalion this
morning on their marching in line,
and some of the men from the other
commands were heard to expires their
opinion that the Second could not
be beaten.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-17
Narrow Escape,

On Monday, Ward Beachy, a
young man working at the stone.
crusher, about one and a halt miles
from Oakland, met with an accident
which might have been fatal. Ward
was working on the ground bud"
Wolf was on ledge of rock about
twenty feet above him. Another
workman. needing a large iron bar,
called to Wolf to throw one down to
him. Not seeing anyone below,
Bud" threw the bar which struck
Beachy in the side with great force,
but fortunately the end of the bar
did not strike him. He was C n-i.l-
erably bruised about the side and
arm, but no bones were broken. Had
the end of the bar struck him. it
would have undoubtedly gone
through him, killing him almost in.
stantly.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-17
A New Enterprise.

We were informed on Tuesday
morning by one who is in position
to know what he is talking about
that Mr.. Matthew Cullen. an old
Garrett county boy VINO has made
his millions in the West, is expected
in Oakland daily in order to exam.
inc, the vast deposits of fire-clay,
coal, etc., at Swallow Falls, about
ten miles from this place, With a
view of purchasing and developing
the banks. He will be accompanied
here by gentlemen interested in such
works. and if the property is what
they think it is, will purchase and
begin work at once. If they pur.
chase the land. a railroad will be
built from Oakland to the Falls.
which will open up good section of
country. We hope Mr.. Cullen and
his associates will be pleased with
the property. and that they will sOon
be at work.
Now if company of Garrett bus
mess men would be formed for the
purpose of constructing telegraph
line from Oakland to Grantsville, il
would not only be a great conven'
fence to all, but good interest re-
ceived by the investors for the money
they expend. No doubt Mr.. Cullen
and his friends would be willing tC
take stock In such a company, a'
there is hardly any possible chance o
the scheme not paying. We hope
our monied men will become inter
ested In this project and form a com
pany at once.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-17
Off For The West,

Friday evening Hon. l.. E. Nc
CpmaS and daughter Mary. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. W. Humrichou-e DR.. j. w.
Humrichouse. Mr.. F. G. McComas'
Mr.. Frederick w. McComas, Mrs
James Wallace. of Cambridge, Mr..
and Mrs. c. Watson McKeehan,
Miss Baird and Misc Florence and
Master Charles McKeehan of Phil
adelphia, passed through Oakland
en- route to Chicago, where the grand
special palace car of the president Of
the n rthern Pacific Railway will be
placed at their disposal.
After spending several weeks in
speeding the wonders and beauties Of
the Yellowstone they will visit Seat
tie, Tacoma and other prominent
points in the Northwest. returning
by the same route. The tour is given
by the Yellowstone Park committee
to Hon. l.. E. McComas.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-17
Killed in a Planning Mill,

Mrs. Henry Russell. of this place,
received telegram Sunday announc-
ing the death of her brother, Thomas
Courtney, of Fairmont, w. Va. Mr..
Courtney was working in a planIng'
mill and on Saturday was Saving
lumber with a circular saw, when a
small piece of board in some manner
came in contact with the saw and
was thrown with great force against
Mr.. C.'s breast. He was carried to
his home and medical assistance
called. hut all to no avail. He died
Sunday evening. He leaves a wife
who Is totally blind. Mrs. Russell.
Mrs. Courtney. the unfortunate
mans mother, and Will Malette left
Monday morning to attend the fun
eral.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-17
MCHonry,


The farmers generally have coin.
menced harvesting.
Our school will close this Friday,
which ends term of ten weeks.
Quite number of our citizens at.
tended the camp meeting at Mt.
Lake Park last Sunday.
w. w. Echard had his wrist dlsIo-
Gated by fally from a cherry tree.
There will be preaching here next
Sunday at q o'clock by Rev. Meese.
A gloom was cast over our com.
munity on last Saturday evening by
the death of the infant daughter of
Mr.. and and Mrs. A. G. Dewitt. The
parents have the sympathy of the
entire community.
She is not dead, the child OF your affection,
But gone unto that school
Where she no longer needs our protection,
Where Christ himself doth rule.
Not as a child shall we again behold her,
For when with raptures wild
In our embraces we again enfold her,
| She will not be a child.
But fair maiden in her Fathers mansion
| Clothed with celestial grace;
! Beautiful with all the souls expansion
| Shall we behold her face.
A SCHOLAR.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-17
Nearly SuffScated.

Monday evening "nIie Joseph
Murphy and Edward Metzel VINO is
employed as puInper at the Oakland
Hotel. were engaged in re.charging
the gas reservoir. Mr.. Metzel was
overcome by the gas which filled the
house, and Was almost dead before
MIR. Murphy. who was outside the
gas house discovered him. Medical
aid was summoned at once, and he
Is now able to be around, although
he has not recovered from the effect {
of the gas.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-17
Hero OF PhIIippl Dying.

AT his beautiful country home
''Swan Meadows" four miles south
OfOaklan1. the hero of PhilipUi lay
dying. For many months the brave
warrior has patiently awaited the
summons to 60 hence, and although
his friends have known all along
that he must 'crOss over the river"
the news Of the sudden change for
the worse, on Sunday. was received
with no less pain by them. and any
moment the news may come that his
undaunted soul has gone to join his
comrades in the spirit world.
This distinguished warrior, whose
deeds of valor will go down to future
generations on the pages of history.
has record unequalled by many
military heroes. At the beginning
Of the late war he was commissioned
colonel of the First Virginia latter.
wards West Virginia) regiment.
Engaging the enemy at Philippi,
w. Va, he received a wound which
Was thought to be fatal. and was the
first officer in the Union army to
shed his blood for his country. He
was Commissioned a general and
given charge of the department of
West Virginia. Besides keeping
back the enemy. he guarded the B.
& o. railroad from the Ohio river to
Harper's Ferry, and through his un.
ceasing vigilance that road was kept
from being destroyed and commune
cations with the west unbroken. He
operated with the late General Crook
great deal during the war. He
was with thst distinguished officer in
Cum erland when Captain McNeal'S
men enter ed the city and took them
prisoners when surrounded by thou
sands of their men. After remain
ing prisoner for short time, we
once more find him with his old
command waging an untirIng war
fare in the cause of his country.
The war ended, he turned his at.
Iention to business pursuits where
he has succeeded in making many
friends who love him as intensely
for his generosity and integrity as
did those who followed him where
battle ragged thickest. To know the
man was to love him.
Expecting his demise in the near
future, he selected the place in
Arlington cemetery where he wishes
his body to be placed, and now, hav'
ing perfected all his affairs to his lik.
ing is listening for the command
which will summon him to his God.
With his death the country will
lose one more of its best veterans
hundreds of people their warnest
friend his family kind, loving
husband and father. WITH the tears
of his dear ones will be mingled
those of the Nation and friends, and
as his family is recalling his acts of
love and words of comfort and en-.
enlargement, the people OF the
reunited Union will, in their sorrow,
breathe forth the euIogies 80 richly
deserved by the hero, patriot and
good citizen, General Benjamin
Franklin Kelley!
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-17
Cars Wrecked.

While engaged in switching" cars
at the stOne-crusher on Monday, two
of them left the track, turned over
and were completely wrecked. The
triggers" car came up from Pied.
mont, and in an hour had the debris
entirely cleared and work going on
as usual.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-17
Real Estate Transfers.

Margaret Glover 10 Ernest Record,
part of lots Nos. 2977 and 1919; IS.
Joshua NJ. Friend and wife to
VIM. E and Geo. J. Vansickle, 70
acres $500.
James w. Thomas. Trustee, to
Adam Fox, military lots Nos. 3244
and 1928, 100 acres S175.
Elias OrendOrf and wife to Joel
Orpndorf. part Of military lots Nos.
1882 and 1880; 1875.
john G. Brady ct al to James o.
Laughlin. the Treaty OF louisiana"
1924 acres SITS
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-17
Notice..

Having accepted position in tn
supreme Office of the Iron League. l
must close up my books. ] will be
in Oakland on Friday and Saturday.
July 81 and Aug. | for the PURPOSE
OF settling with all my old friends
AMI customers. Please call "n arc We
named dates at my. books wa W out
OF my nh nds after Aug. /.
Respectfully,
JOHN SRARTZER.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-07-17
Notice..
G. SLABACH.

There will be picnic held at Me-
Henry on July 25th in McLean's
grove. Come and hear the grand
music and partake of the refresh
ments that will be on the ground.
BY order. COMMITTEE.