The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-12-01

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Group? If so, you should never be
without bottle of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. 1t is certain
cure for Group, and has never been
known to fail. If given freely as
soon us the croupy cough appears
1t will prevent the attack. 1t is the
sole reliance with thousands of
mothers who have croupy children,
aud never dlsappoints them. There
is no danger in giving this Remedy
in large and frequent doses, as 1t
contains nothing injurious. 30
cent bottles for sale by druggists.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Jungnicklc, the
veteran yioloncello virtuoso OF Bal
ltimore. died MondQy slternoonaat
ms fcsidchcc. No. 064 West Sara
toga street, in his seventy-third year
after II protractcd illness, of Bright's
disease. He was taken very i'll last
/ spTng. but rallied sufficiently to
ontinuc his professional engage.
ments during the summer in the
orchestra at Deer Park Hotel.
Since September, however. he has
been confined to his room. Mr..
Jungnickel was one of the most
prominent musicians in the city.
He had the post of first violoncclo
for more than thirty years at nearly
every orchestral concert given there
during that time. He was held in
high regard for his kindly disposi-
ton and was esteemed for his worth
as an artist.
The comet, in its flight through
space, seems to have done lots of
mischief during the period of its
proximity to earth. All sorts of
curious tales are reported and at
tributed to the baleful influence of
the fiery wonder. \ special dis
patch from Chattanooga. Tenn,
, gives the following: "The comet
mas strangely stirred the feelings
of many negroes in this section,
r and people are taking advantage
Of it to play ON their credulity. 1t
IS reported that u STANCE freak had
been born at Crab Orchard, Lee
county, Va. The child, according
to report, was born with full SET
of teeth and long hair, and only
lived few minutes. but said
plainly, "rime here is short, +" then
closed its eyes and died. The ne
groes are much frightened at thi,
reported prodigy, and interpret it
coming along with the comet, az
, proof of terrible disaster"
The receivers of the American
E Fraternal Circle have nearly com
plcted the preparation of their frs
account distributing the benefit ant
relief. and reserve funds of the or
der. 1t is expected that the ac
count will be filed in the court il
: two weeks. 1t will declare u divi
! dend of seventy per cent. on all as
sessments paid on or prior to Feb
ruary 9 last and called for anC
4 payable under the bylaws of tn,
, order. Sick benefits and partia
F.: payments received by members vii
Y be deducted from their dividends
At the time of filing the account
r each member will receive state
r of the amount allowed. The ac
D count will remain in court for thirt,
a days subject to exception and cor
D rection. The fund will be distrib.
s uted among 5000 members. The
assessments paid subsequent tC
February 9, and known as the pen
q dente lite fund, were distributed
8 by the receivers on the 9th Of last
October.
Fish Commissioner Browning
! has completed his official report tC
the Governor covering the opera
Z tions of his department since he
; entered upon his duties in March
last. The report says Mr.. Brown.
; ing distributed 26, 500, 900 of young
| shad, which is the largest distribu
ton made in any single year. A
very interesting part of the repor
refers to the leasing of As acres o
+, land and the construction of a lax,
/ and Matching establishment for tn,
i, propagation Of trout at the Narrow
1 of Deep Greek, in Garrett county
+ The land has been leased for a pc
:. Rod of fifteen years, with the priv
b ilege of purchasing at the end 0
Il the term The lake is about
{ mile and half long, and will ai
ford fine trout fishing for citizen
Of the State who wish to avail them
selves of the privilege. 1t will b
q carefully guarded as State property
=. CommissonG Sudler, of the Fast
, ern Shore, visited the location 0
- this Matching establishment an,
- heartily endorsed the enterprise
II iS certainly a very valuable nc