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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-05-08
Snow on Wednesday.

The Schanl eOmmi -SiOnerS were In
sessicn Wednesday.
Jotu Sharizer made a business trip
10 Kry-er Mrnday.
G.. to J. B. Murphy for oil cake
meal.
w. A. Bsrritt. Of Barritt. was In
Oakland Wednesday.
The new tuwn council met and or.
.ganized Mon'Isy night.
s. A. McIsnhie. If McHenry. was
in to see us Monday.
Tw" marriage LICENCES were issued
this week t9 G ERIK Tower.
Rev. Wesley Davis. Of Pittsburgh.
Pa, " there VISITING relatives.
Corn aud cats chop 81 G5 pr hun.
.dre,i at Marphy's.
Percy Veitrh and FL. c. SincelI
Were up to Terra Alta Monds, night.
j. IA,
tas cnin. '1>itor ia the Democrat utiicc..
Mr.. Geo. Lnughri,i.e's house on
Second street is nearing completion.
The weather of Tees lay WIS re.
lnarkahiy cold for this season t the
Year.
Rev. W. sley D'vis will. perhaps.
preach ia the NJ. Z. cha, cil Suud ~
annruing.
Gmfrey FrIsy his sold his stock of
.g0nd- IA Piedmont aud returned tn
Oakland.
Think # huying wall r,p4 from
MAYERs'. q .EIau,I. from 4 cent, w
I" Ii ctits.
G, TO ] r. Murphy. cash fed
store for four, feed. grain aud mill
feed Of all kinds.
III. A. White. Of Hutt"ns. spent
Sunday in Oakland. the guest Of DR..
!. ID. Newman.
A. F. Gr"rg'. "f Swamton, was in
OakIan 0u uu-iurs. before the CuIn
tnie>iunris Monday.
M"->r-. Trunan West and LITTER.
son ID Taggart rode the goat in The
lruu Hall Saturday night.
Mrs. G. B. Keller. at GrAn'svill'.
Garrett County is viSi ing relatives
in this city. News.
Mr.. John Pr iiTrr, nf G.mulnnia.
spent Sutdat IN o klanu. he sur.i
OF ii> tiaus liter, Mt. Geo. Little.
J I'm Snsr'ze: j. srlnug All his wall
puer at J 'b"ers uric . and puts II
on the wall tH stay at short notice.
The Rev. Mr.. MoTe will preach in
the q .rrtii Mtuinriai church next
Tu. Iay evening at the usual hour
Mc>s's. Wm. ID. Hnye and Wa.
II tarl, Of the B VI d Of School COni-
day.
DR.. j. Lee M.-Camas has been CON
fiue,l Ia his room since Tuesday with
All attack Of rheu,Hatisln and Il severe
cold.
Mrs. Ollie Getty, wife Of DR.. o. q.
Getty. Of Grant<yiI'e. is II guest ut
thu American Housr.--Cumberland
News.
Mahton Hinehaugh. snn Of WIN,
Hinphaugh. Eq. has secured tive
position as assistant agent at the B &
o deunt.
Fred Frlty. Ell Offust ami F. G..
HYDE SAW the elephant in Free
Imu.h's show at Piedmont last Sat.
urlay.
We learn that Mrs. Welf1"y. Dun
lap, who mOvtsi from Oahl hand to
OHIO las, fall. tell and broke her ley
last week.
Mrs. Robinson. Of Cumhcr and has
moved iu O ,klanl and wrupipS her
MMher'+ Mrs. Diniap) house on
Alder STREET.
Misses Julia and Nellie Stanton
attended the funeral service. OF Ms.
Martin Dunn at Il ,wiesburg, w.
Va, M"nd ~.
Sherman Rnys has moved from
Mrs. ID .vid rhskrr'- cottage IN Lin.
erty street io +. & C. Fclty's house
on Alder street.
Get your paper hung by home
labor aud save money. All PAPER
ing guaranteed. Leave orders at
MAYERs' drug store.
There was q considerable fall Of
snow on Wednesday morning and it
j. f-arfd that the fruit has been tnI
aged to u great extent.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-05-08

We show splendid line of Ladies Fabric Gloves for
Spring and Summer wear blacks states and tans also full
lines of Ladies and Misses Silk Nts in blacks and coors.
We call the attention of the ladies' to two special values in
Jersey Ribbed Undervcsts for Summer wear, namely lOc
and 25c. each.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1891-05-08
HOSIERY, GLOVES
AND UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' null regular made Hose Sc, Sc, &c, loo,
l2c, l5c and sc pair-Special values.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-17
NOTICE TO CONTRAC TORS.

CEALED PROPOSALS wANTED-NoTICE Is
~ hereby given that sealed bids to furnish to
Washington State Reform school all the supplies
needed during the six months following the letting
Of this contract The supplies to be furnished in
such quantities and at such times as they may be
ordered. Samples Of all articles except dry goods
must accompany the bid. Bids will be received at
the Office Of the board OF trustees at Chehalis,
Washington, up to o'clock on the twentieth day
OF August, 1891 The right to reject any all
bids Is reserved. List of articles 10 be furnished:
Meats-Beef, mutton, ham, bacon pork veal.
Groceres-Apples [driedl peaches fdredl, baking
powder royal, beans, corn Canned peaches
[cannedl. tomatoes tcannedl, peas [cannedl, beans
lcannedt cinnamon catsup. corn meal, crackers,
coffee, dried peas, favoring extract, -four. ginger
sugar, lard mustard molasses, nutmeg. oat meal,
pepper. pickles, raisins rice, soda, starch, tea,
vinegar. brooms Dry goods samples can be seen
at the Office of the board of trustees Old gold can
ton flannel blue denim overalls blue denim blouse,
plaid shirtlng suspenders shoe laces, Pequo sheet
Ing. towelng. boys SUITS boys caps, boys socks,
boys shoes handkerchief material Hardware
axes. Ak handles clothes pins. hat hooks, fire SHOW
els, mouse traps, selves, clothes wringer clothes
line. Democrat spring wagon. Feed-hay, OATS
straw. Misunderstanding. plankipg building mate
rial School supplies-school desks, rulers. states
slate pencils, blank books, blotters, rubber bands
tablets envelopes, paper motel paper ffoolscapl
paper Illegal capt. school books.
j. W. GOODELI. Secretary.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ ship-Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore subsistng between us, the under
signed, Ferdinand Iokias Paul Singerman and ].
b. MacDougall. carrying on business at Seattle,
King county. Wash. under the style and firm name
Of Toklas, Singerman & Co. was on the 18th day
OF July. A. ID. 1891, dissolved by mutual consent,
and that the business in future will be carried
by THE MacDougall & Southwick Company" q
corporation which will pay and discharge all debts
ana liabilities and receive all moneys payable TO
said late firm. FERDINAND TOKLAS,
PAUL SINGERMAN,
j. B. MAcDOCGALII
Dated at Seattle this 18th day OF July. 1891
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GALL FOR BIDS FOR ELECTRlC -
" fxtures-Notice Is hereby given tns' " 3'
proposals. 20 be- accompanied BY sanipses 80
ferial ana designs Of fixtures, for the inLss'<I
and putting np OF electric light fixtures
the SnOhonlish county courthouse, al s1ossz1S
Cify Wash. according TO the plans and 80
tons ON file IN the commissioners ~~*
will De received by the trRrd o. 49,
sloners % Snohomish county, wash. AZ mes =
in said county until August 20. n ocioeA
AZ which hour said bids viii b. opened
Sach proposals. must b. accom- anied y -
FED check IN the sum Of three hundfed 49,
be forfeited TO -nohomish county BY the s1s.s--x1
bislder IA case he falls 20 eater INTO cee..e~ -
goOc and srflicient bond IN the full sum % - =
tract price within hye days from date OF eeee.><e
No hid viii Be received or cOi.sideref IL
companied b. a sample OF material % - -
construction. and detailed description 49, 80 .
design. or BY a sample OF the fixtures them - -
The beard reserves the right % rssr''
al bids.
Dated NJ Snohomish. August 5. 1891 -
BY order Of the board Of county com
OF Snohomish county. GkO. {. kL.s4
CounEy Auditor and ex-ofncio Clerk q
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LOST.

LOST.
I OST-DARk BAY HORSE: BRAND II. H"
Il on fore shoulder; or years old: also black
horse: brand ''P' on foreshoulder, about e years
Old weight Of each about 1000 pounds W E
Williams. Kinney aud Madison streets Reward
will be paid.
Il OST-ACCOUNT BOOK. ON MADISON
IL street car Lake Washington. Finder will
return 70 L IL. Henderson, West street house.
And receive reward.
I oSr-A LADY'S GOLD WATCH; WAL
IL than make; open face: M J. W. on back of
case: gold fob chain with small eanfeen charm
Finder please leave at 200 Second street ana re-
celye reward.
| oST-A VALUABLE EA RRISG, BETWEEN
IL Third and Front streets and between Madison
and Cherry. Finder please return 10 n. A. Davies
4,5l< Front street, and receive reward
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L ANDSCAPE GARDENERs.

CARMICHAEL srIRLISG a CO. LAND
- scsPe gardeners; plans and estimates furnished.
Box 1874, city.
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BOOK BISDEkf

IT manufacturers washington street. 49,
Commercial, rooms ! and 2 Terry BLOCK,
Wash.
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TR UCKIyG.

TRUCKING.
FOR MOVING HOUSEHOLD GOoDo' - -
hauling and general trucking aad YEA 20
ply VI. G. Ingram. room Lleweliyn-Do1sso
ing. Telephone 80.
MARBLE and GR4NTTE W0kas
NEW ENGLAND MARBLE WOE NJ, -
~ ner sixth and Pike streets Seattle AZ =
cemetery work on shortest notice; design
nished on application.
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T4TLORISG.
-HENTT NOTICES.

HAVE YOUR TROUSERS MADE By 49,
IL irousers maker We make nothing eI1ss.
Goitstein building corner Front an coium1ss~sr1
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SECONDHAND GOODS.

HIGHEST CASH FRfCE PAID FOR NEW
II and secondhand furniture at Chester's lIs
Pike street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-17

L'OR SALE-ONE OF THE FfEsT Rra
IT dences on Queen Anne hill; corr Of Temrss
ance and Bradley streets: cable pasng the a..
cheap and easy terms Rees r. Danis roos, q;
Butler block. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-17

CHARLES =. BLACKBURN-PRACIe
" mining geOlogi-t, will examine and go
the condition and value OF any mining pro-
the state Precious metal mines a -
Nearly twenty years experiences: mse11~~.
charges. All work guaranteed. Mining -
msnts-statistics prove that systematic = :. ~
gives larger profits on the Investment tnan ~
other legitimate business known Captalss. .,sr<
ing Investments are invited to submit prop $500
Can supply rare bargains. There In inexnAus~in
mineral wealth night here in washington o.--
communications cheerfully Answered, -.
spOndenc solicited concerning geoiosca s ~
" ash.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-17

J,OR SALE-2O ACRES OF ARDEN Isrr
II across the Sound: must be Old: finest NJ.
WITHIN sight OF Sea'te; Sz.ovthouse and a.
tage ootn FURNISHED barns. oute edings and black
smith shop. cattle and poultry; e land Il rjrh
and half cleared ana IN high ste Of cultivsaios:
copiou. spring OF pure water orthe place: eooi
water 'front.' and new steamboat warf: $7,506 IL
the whole. a bargain at q sacrih. Inouiss sss
Front street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-17

T H. PARSONS, l02 SEATTLE RIOcE
Books Of public officials corporations al.
illustrators, firms and individuals examined
opened or closed Statements made therefrouo
Advice given. Partnership settlements business
correspondence aud a general agency conducted.
references furnished.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-17

ICE CREAM. CONFECTIONERY PTC
Henry's ice cream, all havors slwav. on hand
oenyered PROMPTLY 10 al parts Of the CITY: Metro,
loltAh ort Ks All havcrs. one quart go cents three
Pnts 80 cents. two quarts al or 81 Def gallon:
hpIhe- mace candies made flesh daily: largest as
soI-nlent ln the ciIy at Henrys. 81 Third street
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COMMISSTON MERCHANTS.

STORAGE-WE HAVE SUPERIOR FACIIJ-
~ Ties tor storage: household goods furniture and
other goods projected from dust and soiling IL r.
Hammond & Co, S2l -s23 West, corner Marion
CToRAGE OF GRAIN, PRODUCE AND
- other properly solicited and warehouse receipts
given h X Hammond & Co., 81 1923 West and
Marion, and fronting Railroad avenue and wharf
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PROFESSIONAL NURs

nR. LAMOREUX. OF NEW YORK, CHfRO
~ podist: painless treatment: corns, buni0ns
etc. patrons visited at residences: open Sundays
Scheuerman block. Front and Cnerry streets.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-17

L,OR SALE--SEvENTY ACRE cHo1rr
IL bottom land; near railroad station serv 80
Gardner q Stratton, 606 Second street
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E'oR SALE-AT AsBARArN. ONE OF THr
Seattle, consisting of 80 res best arrIculfr,ss
land, about IS acres Of wnis improved. besrsss
orchard, good large dweiig mouse. two rosl
chicken-houses, large barn, liar running w.
on place. etc. For further Information caI, :
Piper's gun store. 912 Second rect, between NJ
isou and Marion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-17

ngs SHASNoN-w. A. SHA NNON, W. d., G.
~ NJ: residence telephone, No. 3Si. ], shannon,
NJ. d.; residence telephone, No. ZoS Rooms 4,
and Union block, Front street Office telephone,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-17

EoR sALE-HoUsEAND LOT. BTncrs
I east OF Broadway, 300. chilberg. 1 lie.
ellyn- Dodge building.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-17

nR. S. CARMAN, PHYSICIAN AND SUR
IL geon; graduate of University Medical college,
New York city; office rooms Is and 10 sullivan
building, Front street. between Cherry and Column
bia streets: Office hours 10 10 IL 20 and 10
p m Surgeon Northern Pacific railroad and Seat
tie Lake Shore & Eastern Railroad Company;
surgery and diseases Of women a speciality; night
calls ed a the Office.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

CARAH KENDALL. NJ D--OFF1CE AND
- residence. IS aud SO HoIyoke block. Front and
Spring streets: entrance and elevator on spring
street. Telephone 3O5.
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TOR sALE-AT A BIBARGAry. so Acs7.
II good bottom land ar Kent. Chilberr
Llewellyn Dodge building
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STOLEN.

CTRAYED OR sToLEN-SATUR DAY NIGHT
~ from I'll Washington alley. black kitten;
holes in its ears and ribbon and bell around It's
neck; answers TO name of Mig. Suitable reward
tor return To above address
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A LICE NJ. AIKEN. EXPERIENCED MANI
~ cure and electrologist, hairfressing parIOrs %
and 80 Holyoke block. Front and Spring streets
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EoR sALE-CHEAPs TWO NICE Ion
Lleweliyn- Dodge building
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A ]. MCINTOSH. VETERINARY SURGEON,
IA. graduate of Toronto Veterinary College. Of
fee at Montana stables, Fifth and Washington
streets; telephone. 200; residence telephone, 367.
GREEN & NUGENT, VETERINARY PHYSI-
" clans and surgeons: honorary graduates On
tarfo Veterinary College. Office and inhrmary at
Quincy Cab stables corner West and University
streets; telephone. 49,.
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L'oR saLE-FIvE ACRS AL Borrm
IT land; "a In crop; all cl9ed: thre-ons,sse
mile from city limits: good lers Address ov,%
William Bigier, Ravenna, Wasl
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-20
WATERB BURY,

Rev. II. Stickney and wife and j. Stickney
of Compton. ~ H., are visiting Rev. L. II.
Elliott - Mrs. +. Mcfarland of 81. Albaus is
visiting at George w. kennedy,s.- Charles
kecno and Mr.. Brown of New YORK have
bought II carload of horses whloh they Will
send to Now York next week.-The young peo-
pie at Colbyville had u Fl ne entertainment at
the residence of Do Witt Green. states At
torney Stanton of Roxbury has been looking
up the liquor sellers in Duxbury. He found
two who promised to do so no more.-lt Is said
that Mr.. Shipman of Lisbon, n. H., 10 TO be
the farmer at the asylum.-Arthur Baker is
home from Springfield, Mass. to visit his wife
and daus hter.-G. II. trary has returned from
New York. carrie Wells has recovered from
the measles and returned to Mr. Moody's
school at Northield, Mass. -Heman Clark
and wife have removed from the Centre to
1--we with Willis, their son, the teller Of the
bank Mrs. pcrmelia Fay will Hive at Mont
pelier with Miss Della Fay, her daughter who
Is stenographer in ii. w. kemp's office. The
Epworth league have a fund OF S36 from their
two entertainments.
Mrs. w. Z. Dillingham; and her son, Paul
attended the musical convention at Lisbon, \.
| H,-Arthur Graves is at homo from Fitch
burg, Mas. -liev. i. II. Elliott, agent of the
| Vermont Bible society, preached a. south
| Duxbury last weck.-George w. Kennedy
| went to Randolph saturday to attend the
| hearing of motion before Judge Rowell III
| the old copper mine case, Mrs. Martha Rem
| James two horse team drawing wood ran
| away and throw the wood over the bank near
! Buffers pond. Hubert Cotirain the DIR yer
was thrown down the bank. but was not badly
| hurt. One horses leg was broken SO that the
| animal Lad TO be killed.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-20
BARRE.

Blanche Forsyth, aged nine years, died on
Thursday. The remains were carried to st.
Johsbury on Friday, where funeral and burial
tooA place,
Mrs John A. Piested, ag d 20, died on We'd
nesday. Funeral service was held at | y. m,
Friday.
Thomas Williams of the National Granite
company was married February III to young
lady III New Hampshire.
:. w. Miles started Friday noon TO Work
as porter al the Wells River in Wells River.
j. VI. Bailey started on Friday to visit his
mother who is sick in Chicago.
+. l.. Hayden and family, who have been
making visit in the village, returned on Fri
day to Woolslille, n. Ii.
-, IL. l. Cheney of East Barre returned on
thursday night from Boston, with his bride.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Braley started on Mon
| day for a months stay in Florida.
Winslow Flint and wife are in Boston.-W
| A. Colby has gone on trip through the West.
| james Albn, whose wife recently died, ls
| selling his household goods.
Goddard Seminary.-On Friday evening the
| last lNCeUm for the present term is to be given.
A very interesting programme is being pre-
| pared, and everybody is invited to be present.
| The last half of the winter essays were very
| creditably given last Thursday night. At the
| late Meeting OF the gNmnaslum COMMITTEES II
was dec ded to present n play for the ZAP
! paratus fund" benefit.
The second anniversary Of the Iron Hall
/ Sistcrhood branch was oh-erNed last Saturday
/ evening, by II social, musical and literary
! gHthering.-Ihe eighth anniversary OF Green
! Mountain council, No. ,ai. RIA, is to be obscrv-
cd on Thursday evening, February 26.
And now comes another agent, this time
| with a Loan ana Order League Wha
next:
Menbers of the Baptist society are to hold a
| socinbe on Thursday evening, at the home OF
| j. NJ Perry.
1t is reported that the base ball team from
| TUFTS college wants TO pay the Goddard sem
mary team here on May %.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-02-20
MORRlSVlliE

Judge Powers and son, George ~ Powers,
have formed law partnership under
the name of Powers 81 Powers and
have Just moved into handsome offices
in the new corner block.-Don Sanders,
late telephone man at the central office, Will
have position in i. Il. Cowles's new
music stored. w. Rodgers and :. y. Doty
are spending the larger part of the winter in
western Canada, buying potatoes and shipping
into the Middle states.
j. i. Clement. clerk with c. H. Slocum, is
sick with pneumonia as Is Mrs. Lucinda
George,,-The glee and banjo clubs from the
L. V. NJ. scored big success in their enter
tainment here on Friday evening. The town
hall was filled with IA large audience who were
delighted with the evenings enter tainment.-
Memorial services of the late W alter Carlton, a
student at The academy, were held at the
academy on Thursday afternoon,
Mrs. Lucinda George, widow Of the late
Josiah George, died at her home Saturday
night. The funeral is delayed until Thursday
as daughter is expected from Dakota.-Tht
winter term at Morrisvillc academy closed or
Tuesday with public examinations through tbs
day, the academic students giving an enter
tanment In the evening. The spr NJ tern
begins after a vacation of two weeks. -Tht
Methodist Ladies' Aid will meet at |. A
Whites Friday afternoon and evening.