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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-04-22
CONSUMPTION CURED.

An old physician, re ired from practice
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula al q simple
vegetable remedy for The speedy and perma-
nenicu eofConsumpti"n Bronchtis.t aiarrh,
Asthma and all throat and Lung Affections I;
also a positive and radical cure TO- Nervous
Debility and all Nervous Complaints after
having tested its wonderful curative powers
in thousands of cases. has felt il his duty to
make it known to his suffering fellows
Actuated by this motive and a desire to re
lieve human suffering. ! will send ire Of
charg,., to all who desire il this recipe In
German. French or English, with full direc-
tionS tor preparing and using Sent by mail
bv addressing with stamp. naming this paper
w. A. MOVES. S20 Powers Block. Rochester
y. Y. % ly
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COrinth, w. Va.


Not seeing any news from our
little town through your many cor
respondence | would ask space for
these items. Twill begin full aware
that the people of Garrett county
and Pre- ston county would snub the
citizens of Corinth by asking the
question: Where is Corinth?
We will endeavor to toe the ilne
AMI speak of life and prospects of
Corlnth. Lying on the b. & @.
railroad ana watered bv Snowy
Greek, fine clear stream of pure
water, a fine location for manufac-
lures.
The operators in coal are Robert
Anderson, who represents the Oak
land Coal 4 Coke Company. with
facilities of $50 tons of coal and
coke daily. These MINIS lie on the
south side of the railroad. The
Snowy Greek Coal & Coke Co..
represented by Gates Bros. & Sharp,
gentlemen that no one need be
sorry of meeting. They are operat-
ing two mines, haul their coal with
an engine and load it from one
tIpple.
With switch on either side of
the railroad, depot, postoffice, and
soon telegraph office, We are COM
ing to the front and confdentially
believe the time is not lar distant
when our town site will be filled
with factories and summer cottages
as We have one of the finest views
between Washington and Wheeling.
Our town is only three years old
and numbers forty hoases-elght
now under construction, and before
snow closes work the coming fall,
there will be at least twenty-five
more.
Our town is laid ont with good
sized lots, fine, broad streets and is
on the north side of railroad and
is solo by Gates Bros. & Sharp on
terms to suit all. Lots selling now
from S25 to $500.
Two fine elevated knobs over
looking the railroad and the pictur-
esque valley of Snowy Creek make
1t one of the most desirable loca-
tions for summer boarders.
Fishing is good; rabbits, pheas-
ants, squirrels and turkeys are
plentiful, and spOrtsmen will find
cordial reception at the Fuller Ho-
tel, when completed.
The Misses Bolyard were the
guests of II. Low. They were en-
route to their new home at Buck
harmon.
Miss Estella Fuller was visiting
at David DHrst's, of Oakland.
ii. Low, James Deberry and 9TH
ers were at Mt. Lake Park last week
looking mp building material at
Rathbun & Co.'S.
Miss Nav Fuller has gone back
10 Grantsyille TO attend normal
school.
+. b. Fuller. of Grantsville. is
here and has broken ground for a
hotel.
We are now ln need OF black
smith and shoemaker.
Come and see Cornth and be
convinced.
POp1SON Gpr-SNr
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-04-22
5OeEEEE1
INCREASES.
Not in PRICE, But i'm
TRADE,

We have, for the past two
years, saved no pains to make
our Paint, Oil and Varnish
trade one of the largest in the
State and TO so increase our
business to enable us to sell at
jobbers' prices. This We have
accomplished and this year
we intend to still further en-
nance our trade and to eclipse
all previous records. I'm order
to do this we have secured
one of the best brands of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-04-22
Bittinger.

We have plenty of ram and mud
again.
We notice that F. l.. Snyder
wears very pleasant smile-a boy.
Miss Jennie Miller, of Keyser, is
visiting friends and relatives here.
Samson Blttinger is preparing to
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-04-22
Ayer'sPilIs

Are better known and more general
ly used than any other cathartic.
Sugar coated. purely vegetable, and
free from mercury or any other inju-
rious drug, this is the ideal family
medicine. Though prompt and ener-
getic in their action, the use of these
pills is attended with only the best
results. Their effect ID to strengthen
and regulate the organic functions,
being especially beneficial in the
various arrangements of the stom-
ach, liver, and bowels.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-04-22
Ayers Pills

are recommended by all the leading
physicians and druggists. as the
most prompt and effective remedy
for biliousness. nausea. costiveneSS,
indigestion. sluggishness of the
liver, 9aundice, drowsiness. pain in
the side, and sick headache; also,
TO relieve colds, fevers. neuralgia.
and rheumatism. They are taken
with great benefit in chills and the
diseases peculiar 10 the South. For
travellers. whether bv land OF sea,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-04-22


Albert Wiley has returned home
from near Grantsville where he has
been working for some time.
Mrs. B. (. Stark, who was visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Neitzell,
near Pea Ridge. has returned home.
Miss Katie burst WIS in our VI
entity last Sunday. GUESS WHO.
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
Nun and rain.
Mrs. Stark has retrroed from a
visit to her daughter. Mrs. Welt
zell.
The series of meetings that have
been in progress for some time past
ended on Sunday when the Holy
Communion was celebrated aud SIX
persons admitted To embersh:p IN
the church. S2me of them we're
Young and some in the prime of
life. May God keep them safe.
Miss Minerva Custer, of Mana
dier's Ridge, was visiting here.
We think j. w. b. made mis-
take when he tried to call Mr..
Hinebaugh down. We do not want
change made in that office. Even
the smaller scholars were glad when
he visited our school and WHERE, bv
his smiling countenance and kind
words, he made a friend of every
pupil in the school. We do not
think another man would suit as
well; but one thing We do want is a
new school house. We need il and
we especially ask the school hoard
to furnish us one.
Mrs. Rover has been on visit of
several days duration in our vein
ity. **
We are Just coming out from a
snow and rain cloud which lasted
about three weeks.
Easter services were held in the
NJ. +. church Sunday night. We
had a pleasant, and hope, profita-
BILE time.
Rev NJ. Knots will preach in
the NJ. E. church next Sunday at
1880 a. m. Sunday School at 8
a. m.
VIM. Maffutt expects to open
school for small scholars about
Nav /.
Ex-Shenff Casteel and family re-
turned to their former home last
week after a stay of over four wears
at Oakland. We and his brother.
f. b. Casteel, are farming the VIM.
Casteel farm.
Rufus Enlow is making spe-
cialty of bee culture.
Colfax Dewitt has returned from
Markleysburg.
Cattle bayers have been plentiful
in the last two weeks. They pur-
chased freely and gave fair prices.
F. d. Dewitt was at Oakland last
week attending business relative to
his fathers estate.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-04-22
NORMAL SCHOOLS.

OFFICE OF BOARD or
SCHOOL. COMMISSIONERS OF GARRETT Co
OsKLASl,, ND March 3D. 1872
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move to Corinth. All regret to see

move to Corinth. All regret to see
him leave.
John Englehart. of Accident,
paid this place a visit last Saturday
night and Sunday.
Our communion service last Sab
bath was well attended.
Isaac Bowman. who has been in
Iowa, will soon return to Bittlnger
again.
George Z. Ralston is doing a
good business in his blacksmith
shop. Give him call when you
want work done.
j. L. Emrick will move to Mey-
ersdale next week.
L. B. Wiley is on the sick list.
Albert Wiley has returned home
from near Grantsville where he has
been working for some time.
Mrs. B. Z. Stark, who was visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Weitzell,
near Pea Ridge. has returned home.
Miss Katie burst WIS in our VI
entity last Sunday. GUESS WHO.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-04-22
READY MIXED PAINTS


i'm the market which we can
guarantee i'm price and quail
ty. We invite contractors or
owners of houses to write for
color cards and prices.
We have sold out our large
wall paper trade in order to
make more room for our
paint material and in our large
new ware-room we are able
TO meet all demands.
Remember we keep a full
supply at wholesale or retail
of Ready Mixed Paints, Oils.
Narni>hes, White Lead. Tur-
pentine, Dry Paint, colors
ground in oil, Paint and
White Wash Brushes. Be
sides our low prices we give
a special reduction of ) per
cent for cash.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-04-22
SWANTOE NURSERY,
FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers bis farm. situated
one mile from wilson's Mills. on the ". Va
g a r r. r. containing IA acres Tram
road on Two sides Of farm. Easy terms
Rolling land Good barn. good orchard
goo,o waiter. house and oUf-builoingK The
eDflre tract is undeTlsid with coal 81 rur,e.r-
lor qualii. 800 IN grass. 50 acres heavy tim
Der, JOHN BLAMBLE
%-fL Gormsnia- W. Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-06
TaT4L COLLISION on TIE UAEISH

EIGHT PERSONS LOSE THEIR NNEN-THf- "H''h
rNKr= FIEr. AND BURN THE VI 'I1M9
Chicago jan s.. officials Of t." Wabash here r.
,t,d INTEL crlco to day that tvo passenger l.'"'> o
that line one going wet from Toledo" the o'Hc '"'"s
ea.t from kan-a, City. in collision early thls
morning AT AIadin. H. two miles east "f HANNIBAL
NJ ,ausnc a Disastrous wrecH. Engineers WILSON
and Boachard Of the two trains. we're killed. - were
f,ar Italian immigrants, who were In the smoker ana
.,.-,,.e- ,.s-srcrs wounded tuo nf whom nhn
subsequently,. .
Tho eo.thound Train Ind the right oi way. lt
ped into the station ut Allndin and was wnthg ior
the vestborud train 70 take the sidc track N came
along but Jumped the switch and crUheh mo ~"
Standing train. E0h engines were completely "re'Aen
,rd both engineers instantly hlied. The trains t"ok
fire and both mnkers and hagsisc cars ana one .h,ir
car we're consumed. John C"ne"ell. hrcinan "t u'
tbound train seriously Injured, and lie'Ty war
foy fireman Of the other train died after Dclne uu'c
from the wreck. EApTcss Messengers - DuIi'i" dlu
f. f.. Clough among the lnlurcl' Inc i'"i
Italian Immigrant, burncl 10 death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-06
,.,,, rr,ws lsSlrLAyrs SENTENCED.

tIcn,Ington y. j.. Jan. 3.-Thcrc was a large CROW
IN ,hn uuntcrion County Court OF SESSIONS o-u"S
,rbcu Iohn r. iang,art and Austin Li'N were ="
oio,d for nee for tarrlng and fcathcrlng MIS-
mi, rcan AGED eighteen. at Glen Gardhcr Oh the
,i,,,t az October Il. Hanghart "a' 'oh'ic'c" VI
h.,ug th. liLgcader in the assault Oh lhc young
woman. but Li,s pleaded guilty h"'7",'' , W., ,
,.,c.d t serve ninety days In the county JAN ana
=, nay q fine of 800. L,k, T. the surprise oi
,,crv nnc received similar erhteh''' 'o"rS
ri ,cbcr and Clark Lisk, who were i'n'''u III 'o'i
n,tion with the samc case. were cach hhed Foo' ana
,ri, r royneut are 10 serve fifty days IN
prison. r,o,co -. tho do
Judsc chamberlain in passing sentence Oh 'le u'
feudant, said they were entitled 10 ''"''
,,,n hccou,c In committing the offence charged as'la'
,hcm ,hcy Iere trying to rid the community OF IL
uu,~ance. but the means they resorted to Were dc
plorable and cowardly The Court h''o 'ala U't .'e
a,oudonts had been melted "a commit tle act Dy
,,,a nf the leading residents OF Glen "aruhcr lar"
LlSk paid the line nt one. % o houcht. pay his fine
leased. Thatcher VIII, IL y "o ''
lefofe going 10 Jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-06
. SUTNDLING UESTERN BOOh NAHERS.
WORKING THE GCrrtNBC-tG RACES IN SEVERAL
ClTIES TWO ARRESTS lN KANSAS CITY.

WORKING THE GCrrtNBr-t 70 RACES IN SEVERAL
ClTIES TWO ARRESTS ~ KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. Jan. j.-Ilvc men vino weT evidently
I'm cDllusion with cunledetcs in the East swdied the
r.,olro,ms Of &. l.. Maby and Gleason a Co ont Of
~ 900 thI> afternoon. They placed their money Oh
Rose g. and Congress both long shots in the races at
outtemburg and when the ticker recorded those horses
rs winner. the money paid Ia them When the
rroprIetoi, discovered that Brooklyn ana Insight hAt
won they had the men arrested. Their hearing viii
up tomorrow
san Francisco Jan. j.-iIcavy bcttlhg at the P"'i
rooms IN OaElald to-day Two Eastern races "l
Ia disclosures that apparently show Eastern book
makers = have been ,wiudlod To- the extent oI many
,ho,saud dollars In the race at Gutt"nburg Con
gross de pc the fact tLat the odds were to against
the horse was backed heavily to win by couple ot
snort ng men, who also placed considerable money on
Rose o.. n 4to1 shot In the 81 Louis race local
ho,l,maker found that these two men stood 70 WIN
~ 100 II Congress and Rose g. took inst place
This aroused suspicious which were not allayei wheh
ci,,er dispatchcs were received from those points
Announcing that both horses had won. Inquiry was
,n,de hv telegraph Ia NcwYork and the reply received
hy IN. .hooleSr 10 the effect that Organized
effort had been made 10 swindle the poolroJm> lN
,no,n. of bpgis dispatches, and IL stated among
hcrs tlot the Omaha boobies lost 200 and Denver
~ 600 In tai, way run "c'iia vi '"c P'' i"'O i'''
yct been received.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-06
WHAT HILL Is AIMING At.
An NDACIoUs PLAN To CHANGE THE METHOD
Of CHOOSING rRESl Dt NTIA NJ ELtCToR'.

Az ,r'D\CIoI-S PLAN To CHANGE THE METHOD
OF CHOOSING PRESIDE NTIAL ELECTORS.
Titrsburg Jan. C>pcci&n." The P.ess' this evening
saws: THE inside history ~ the meeting betw zen
senator Quay and W. w Dudley at the Hotel DuqucSne
ON sunday last was related to Press reporter this
morning By Gentleman who came from New York 10
attend the conference which related 10 National and
not local politics. Notwithstanding tlc enicav0r> Of
the leading Democrats I'm the Empire state to keep The
matter qulct II was made known % Quay and Dudley
ON sunday that a scheme ma been promulgated ana
will be- carried through within Fix weeks which VIII
icopardze any possible chance o the Republican party
carving the state of New lok I'm the Presidential elec
ton If next year The plan OF the Democrats i, this
Acting under the power, conferred 10y the Constitution
~ tb. United state, and their state laws. Iill, with
the consent and assistance Of the Democratic Legs
lature ha, determined that the nest Presidential
cecor, shall chosen by the Legislature, and not by
the popular vote.
at i. a daring ann auuaciouS plan. but II l. con
,titutional and can be accomplished. The gentleman
from New York showed Quay and Dudley how this
move had been determined upon. owing to the fact
that New York manufacturers of all classes and pOit
coI elo,. are convinced by the successful and benc
fetal wording and results Of the Mckinley Tariff act
that the Republican policy has been the proper one
ami the agricultural elements also now realize that
they are indirectly but asSurcdly sharing in It's
benefits,
Another feature OF this proposed Hill scheme is
that the enormous spent in the usual state
campagu for the election of the electors by popular
vote can be reserved for distribution during the can
v,ss I'm other doubtful states. When it is remembered
that both houses of the Legislature In New York are
strictr,t harmony prevails the maj oi1y ana
llil. the feasibility Of the plan In question Is al once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-06
THE BALTIMORE ARRIVES.
CAPTAIN SCHLEY TALKS IN SAN FRANCISCO
OF HIS EXPERIENCES.
HIS REPORT FORw A3DED TO WASHINGTON
THINKS An APOLOGY FROM Chilli

San Francisco. Jan. 5.-The United states cruiser
Baltimore arrived her, at 80 this morning from
Valparaiso. via Caao Captain schley was I'M
mediaely interviewed by Associated Press reporter
lie stat that his report had been forwarded to
Washington ard that he was not at liberty to make
any statements concerning It's cot tents lie sal, HOW
ever that he could no to modify his former
t'legraphic report based the investigation OF the
VALPARAISO mob by the officers Of the Baltimore.
My men, said he thirty four In number. and
entirely unarmed were attacked mt almost the same
moment In half dozen different parts OF the district
OF the city. mile and half vide, by mopS varying
from 300 TO 1000 Two were killed, hve were
seriously stabbed and eighteen more bruised ana hhrt'
Every one OF them was stabbed from behind not one
from I'm front. If my sailors had been arihed uey
could have defended themselves. for when even TWO
OF them turned ut bay the Chlians fed II they
had had knives | believe each could have chased
"A dozen ,hilians The wounded all well now
but | will not permit them 10 be Interviewer Il,
present.
Captain schley's attention called to the report
Of the Procurator Fiscal of Valparaiso which stated
that all but two witnesses declared the police had
dCne their full duty.
81 do not know what my men testified" said the
cantain "but I'm sure il was nothing like that After
much trouble the Gillian authorities allowed Lieuten-
ant Henry McCrea to be present at the examination oi
the men, but they him TO secrecy, ana nc
cannot make public what was sah. lhey
also made the sailors sign two papers written III
spanish. Of the contents OF one ot WHICH
am ia,oc,nt Maybe the Procurator makes his state
meat on tho strength Of something contained III te>e'
The Baltimore left Valparaiso December I'D rather SUD
denly. our cruise has been pleasant one. Nc Nc
were in Gillian waters eight months, ana IL was lin M
benr ONT ot .ea with no chance or invitation To % on
shore. The feeling toward Us IN 'hlli Is no, 'oIua''
to say the least think the statements IN US mprI.
iug's paIor, that Chill intends to offer full apology
is doubtful . A., 10. .
Following /, the list Of men badly hurt IN te Iot
g ,rgc Pautz. j. Anderson j. Hamilton, ~ H. DaVlusoi
aud j. W. Talbot. All these are row fuiV re'oSeIyu'
thDugh at one time their lives were In danger .u l;
W. Rggn killed Oh shore ana Nlinahl iurhDuH
died Of his wounds shortly afterward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-06
YANKEE SHIPS OCEAN FACE.
THE SWIFT sHINANDoAH CHASING 4 BRITISH
BAEK ACRD,S THE StA.

THE SWIFT sHFNANDoAH CHASIN" BRITISH
BARK ACEO.S THE SfA.
Tho hr four ma ted American ship Shenandoah
rccontly beat one French and two British ships In q
,-,co from -an Francisco to Jlnvr". VOW She Is on
her way from Havre to this port and She Is pit"d
ornlu.t the new British bark Swanhllda. While tn"
Shenandoah was lying IN IIavre the British vessel
cam. In and loaded for this port Captain Melhe'
81 fine swanhilda boaetod ~ the speed OF his vessel
and Captain Murphy. Of the Shenandoah, fresh from
bi, recent victories naturally boasted Of tho speed "f
hi. 30 as they both Ia sail for this port. thcy
,,rcnd f.. test the rclatV" merits Of the two vessels
I, {, .ad that the two captains bet $1,000 each on
"a. result \, the ~wauhilda the sm ,ller vessel
.bc received Il days start Of the Shenandoah. The
Hrtsh vessel lcft I!ayrc on December - ana the
Shenandoah on December -. They are now lighting
their way ncro,, th" against westerly gales ana
h,vv head sea- Eoth will probably take southeriy
course and may not be sighted until ihe lookout ut
Fire Island sc's Them
"Howllng down the Long Island shore
Tho shenandoah buiii In Aath. Me, In l-'o
aud registers 325- tons She was built and j. owned
hv Arthur -cwal a CO.. Of Bath The owanhilda
r',.-t,-. > 900 ton, nnd built last year In DUN
hnrron. scotland by \. Mcmillan s Sons. she Is
",t ned by j. ". Carmichael a Co.. OF Glasgow. she
Is "A four Iuastcd bark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-06
SHERIFF md DEPUTIES ISS1SSINATED
ANOTHER BLOODY OUTBREAK IN \ COUNTY SEA-
WARM KAN-A'.

WARM KAN-A..
Kansas City Jan. "a Dispatch from Liberal,
Kan. says: I'm Springfield, the county seat Of Seward
County. the sheriff and his deputies killed
this morning by a squad OF men who In ambush.
The attack is tc Of plot Ia
kill Thomas BOikn. Judge of the Judicial District.
II Is all the result Of the notorious Sevcps County
fcud, which began In July, 17so, and has continued
with few Interruptions since.
Judge BotLin. of Seward County. to hold court
at Springfield 20 day. seward County l.ior its or
gaDiLaton part of stevens County There IL u
county seat war on between Springfield and Arkalcn.
\ mob composed Of the Old stevens County faction
springfield. The shcIin and pose were on their way
before dayhrak tO escort the Judge to his court.
when near the Judge, home they into AL an-
bush. sheriff Dunn and Sheriff elect Ray "uymaIi
were killed. one Il the deputies is missing Mrs.
LaIrabcc ran to Judge Bothin's home and told MN
Of IT., danger. He fled 70 ArhalOn with his family.
IIc ha, taken refuge in house. and his friends ac
holding the mob at bay. Ills friends nr calling Tor
all the able bodied lawabidng citizens throughout the
country 10 rally to his support.
The mob was composed Of abcnt forty men, Win
Winchester rifles. The isht ih-ci mill daNIEht'
sheriff Dunn Wa literally rtddlcd with bulet-
Thi, afternoon Governor Humphreys. in response
10 a telegram from Judge Boihn. urging the Governor
to rnd the AdJuani General witt troop, 10 Arl'a'n
on q .p,caI train - quickly possible. ordered Com
raly \. I,t Regiment. to the scene Of the trnbe.
rhi, new hilinc increas' ia" number ~ men SEugh-
.e.i I'm In. ,Intr, ~ Southwestern kausa0 To abolt
ts,.ly. not taking Into account the famous Leu
Coronad, county eat fight IN Wichita County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-06
10 EXAMINE THE EALTINORE'S MEN.
JUDGE -ADVOC ATE GENERAL REMEY'S MISSION
IN SAN FRANCIsCO-THE MEN TO BE
nE,TMNED on BOARD.

Washington, Jan. 5.-Whcn the secretary Ol the
Navy informed this afternoon Of the arrival OF the
cruiser Baltimore at Francisco he sent a telegram
tn CautaIn Scbley the commander of that vessel,
acqainiing him with the purpose Of Judge ADVOCATE
General Rcmey'> mission To san Francisco. and IN
,t1ctlnc him afford that officer facility for the
prosecution Of his inquiries Mr. Remey was sent 70
san Francisco To make careful and thorough IN
vcsCation OF all the circumstances connected with the
assault on the crew Of the baltimore Valparaiso and
10 that end will examine all the officers and sailors on
that vessel having any Information on the subject
lie left Washington last Wednesday and will probably
reach san Francisco this evening or tomorrow.
The Secretary's telegram to Captain schley will
have the effect Of doianng all the Batimores sailors
on shlpboaM until Judge Remey concludes his IN
ycsrniion Thi, course Is deemed necessary 70 inSre
the presence Of the and at the same time guard
nranst the possibility of their exciting the citizens by
public recital Of their treatment by the Chilans.