The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-12-08

Park expect to organize an ice com
pany, and utilize the lake ON tn,
grounds for that purpose. Som,
extensive alterations viii be mad,
in the shape and size OF the lake.
and plentiful supply Sf brook
trout placed in it, A new boat.
h ouse will be erected and number
of new boats built and kept at the
lake for hire.
The county commissioners of
Somerset county, under the au-
thorlty Of an act Of the last Leyisla-
ture, have determined to issue 100
bonds, each OF the sum OF $500 aud
each payable in forty years and bear
ing Interest at the rate OF per cent.
per annNn,, PAYABLE semi annually
s.ssaa >al,shessi'se pAakesnn e.ahns sst
day of April, 1888, fMe pNfpose
OF the bonds is to improve the pab-
lie roads.
Solid and plated table silverware.
and watches. Solid and filled gold
watches, Emblems OF orders, pins,
charms ana rings with diamond and
other fine settings, A profusion Of
gold chains and other iewel7y.
limitations Of old English, French
and Italian clocks-warranted all
of the best quality and make ut
prices TO defy competition.
s. II. FLowERs,
39-sm Oakland. Ma,
When on a visit TO Iowa, Mr. X.
Dalton, OF l.Uray, Rassell county,
Kansas, called at the laboratory of
Chamberlain & CO., Des Molnes, to
show them his six wear old boy.
whose life had been saved by Cham
berlaln's Cough Remedy, it having
cured Mm of a very severe attack of
Group, Mr.. Dalton is certain that
it saved his boys life and is enthusi-
astic in his praise OF the Remedy.
For sale by druggists,
The PENNSYLVANIA railroad man.
agement at an early date will test
the system OF lighting the tracks by
electricity. The plan will be placed
in operation between Philadelphia
and Bryn Mawr, 20 miles out, If
it proves a success the main line
win be equipped with electric lights
for the entire distance between Jer-
sey City and pittsburg. The sys-
tenn may also be extended to the
Western lines. .-Ex.
Courtesy is something which
every one should bring into his
daily life. 1t should be used in all
dealings between man and man
whether OF a business or social ma
t0re. 1t will smooth over rough
places, allay angry feelings and
make a pleasant atmosphere sur
round all places where it is exhib-
ited. Uniform courtesy TO all is
one OF the most distinctive marks
OF gentleman.
A recent Reading, Pa, dispatch
says at is reported here that the
officials OF the b, 80, and Reading
railroad companies have decided 10
run through express trains between
New York and Chicago via Allen
town, Reading, Harrisburg aud
| Gettysburg and liagerstown. Con-
mection will be made with the b. &
| .. at Cherry Run, which is nv
miles from New York. This route
is seventv-nine miles shorter be-
tween NewYork and the West than
via Philadelphia, Baltimore and
Washington.
The annual report OF Secretary
Rusk, of the Agricultural Depart
nent, contains table showing the
number OF cattle inspected in the
several states by herds, the post
mortem examinations made, etc.
/ This table contains the Following
figures for Maryland: Number Of
herds inspected, 80, ,627; number Of
cattle inspected, 3O6,i52, number
of post morteqns, 33.O4S; number
\ Of cattle tagged, 33, a46; number of
/ diseased on post mortcms, I,s20;
nomberof premises disinfccted, $26;
namberof diseased cattlepurchased,
I l,974: number OF exposed cattle
purchased, 1880.
u Miss Dollie Watson, OF Denver,
I Col, believes that she has swal-
lowed six dynamite caps and fears
that they will explode and cause
her 10 start ON an involuntary four
ney through space. According to
4 her story, Jacob Whittier, with
whom she had a quarrel, sciozd her
and forced down her throat six pol.
lets, which heassurc6 her contained
dynamite. Dolhe's landladv In.
stantly insisted upon her loavinl
the house, and gave her a pair 81
! felt s1ir,eTs ia % Down stairs with