The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-12-29
]. When on visit to Iowa, Mr.. X.

Cham mberlain &. Co., Des Moines, to
show them his six year old boy,
whose life was saved by Chamber
la,n's Cough Remedy. it having
cured him Of a severe attack of
Group. Mr.. Daltonis certain that
ID saved his bow life aud is enthu-
sjastic in his praise of tine Remedy.
Fors sale bT druggists.
) The coldest known spot on the
carth's surface is on the eastern
slope, shelving mountain that
rons down to near the waters edge,
.ep the casterng bank Of Che. ,ena
u - .ip, forthe;lzf slbHIi'ls =" uf.
Nolkof. director or the Russian
meteorological service, gives the
minimum temperature of the place
as being lightweight degrees below
zero.
All persons owing me are hereby
notified to come to my store and
make settlement on or before Jan.
lst, 1898, either by cash or note.
After January lst all unsettled ac-
counts will be given into the hands
Of an officer for collection.
ANDREW STARTER.
Oakland, .Nd., Dee. Z, 1892.
On last Friday night at Corinth
a miner named GilIies, (who was
drunk went into the Oakland
Coal and Coke Company's store
and began co use language we do
not usually find in moral books.
He was told to keep quiet but per-
sisted in his abusive until the man.
ager of the store struck him above
the eye with a poker which effectu-
ally closed his mouth for the time
being at least. We have not learned
whether any arrests were made.
Cartwright is selling ginhams
from 5 to 12l cents per yard; mus
lin from 5 to 10 cents per yard
dress goods 124 cents to 81 per
yard; all-wool broad-cloth at 9Octs.
per yard; blankets, from rs cents
to IS per pair, and for spot cash
Pillsbury's best flour S5.25; Leader
s4,25: Riverdale $4.2O per barrel
all grades guaranteed. Low grade
-four for feed $1.30 per cwt. All
parties knowing themselves indebted
to ME must settle either by cash OF
note on or before Jan. Is, 1898,
otherwise they will settle with an
officer. 44-2t.
Alta Lodge X. of Ii. No. 574,
has elected the following officers to
serve for one year: Dictator, I. J
Peddicord; vice dictator, James O.
Cleveland; assistant dictator, DR.
j. Lee McComas; reporter, f. II
Bartlett; financial reporter, Col. A
G. Sturgiss; treasurer, Geo. M
Mason; chaplain, Rev. J M. Davis
guide, David Little; guardian, M
l.. Scott; sentinel, John Compton
past dictator, DR.. S. Townshend
trustees, j. NJ. Davis, DR.. Z. H
Bartlett and NJ. l.. Scott; represen
tative to Grand Lodge, Thomas j
Peddicord.
John Wanamaker, of Philadel
phia is fifty. one years of age, and
his income exceeds million dollars
a year. He began life very poor
boy, and earned his first money by
turning five hundred bricks a day,
before and after school, at two cents
a day. Later he clerked in Phila-
delphia for one dollar and twenty.
five cents a week, and walked eight
miles a day to and from the store
Now his store covers fourteen acres
of ground. and his charities reach
hundreds Of thousands of dollars.
He organized Sunday school year,
ago in one room, and now he super
intends the same school, which has
grown into one of three thousand
scholars, the largest in the world.
Mr.. J. p. Blaze, an extensive rea
estate dealer in Des Moines, Iowa
narrowly escaped one of the sever
est attacks of pneumonia while il
the northern part of that state dur
ing "a recent blizzard, says the Sat
url0y ReUiew. MIR. Blaze had oc
casion to drive several miles during
the storm and was so thoroughly
chilled that he was unable to ge'
warm, and inside Of an hour aftcI
his return he was threatened with {
severe case Of pneumonia or luns
fever. Ma. Rlajzc sent to the near
ast drug tore and got bottle Of
Chlmbcriain's Cough Remedy, d
Which hc lad often heard, and toob
number VI large doses. lie say:
fh e.act was wonderful and in .
short .-. le. hrc, hing quit,
'y Bic E.u. oH taking th.
medicine and tac neIt day was abb,
20 come 10 Dos Noiucs. Mr.. Blaizc
rpr4rle lis -ure .s JmYIy wonder