The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-03-25

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Teller Fraley, of the Garrett County
Bank, to THS RRpvBLtcAN Mons
and weighs ten pounds" Congrat-
ulations, Artie; may he live long
and prosper.
A farmer says that this late spring
is the finest thing we've had in
weather for long time. Negeta-
ton is retarded, so that when spring
comes upon us warm and balmy
there will be no danger of later
frosts tonip fruits and other growths
in the bud. That is what so fire.
quently occurs here.
David Engle, Of District No. 3.
who served so faithfully during the
entire four years of the late war;
has received an increase Of pension
from sS to sl2 per month, through
the efforts Of his attorney, Jacob
Brown, ESQ.,, of Cumberland.
Dave" is now a little over three
score and ten, badly broken down
from war exposurs, always true to
his country and many friends.
Rev. l.. A. Rudisill, general man.
ager of Mt. Lake Park, will give a
ecture in Fairview Hall next Mon
day night under the auspices of the
W. c. I. U. Admission free. All
cordially invited. MIR. Rudisill is a
broad-minded, intelligent gentle
man, quite equal to entertaining
and instructing an audience, and
everybody should turn out and hear
him. Piedmont Herald.
Mr.. Samuel J. Miller, of New
Germany, Garrett county, who is
the manager Of the works of the
Silver Bell Mining Company, states
that vein of copper was recently
fonnd which shows a good per cent
age. He claims that in silver they
have struck bonanza. They will
ship a consignment of ore to the
Ambleside Nickel and Silver Works
in Pennsylvania, where it will be
tested alongside Of ore from Canada.
-Meyersdale Commercial.
The suit between Maryland and
West Virginia to determine the ex-
act boundary Of the two States
along certain portion of the south
branch Of the Potomac river, came
'cp in the Supreme Court Monday.
West Virginia was represented BY
Attorney General Caldwell, ex-Sen.
ator George f. Price. of Mineral
county, and Hon. Samuel L.. Flour.
ney. Attorney-General Zoe repre-.
sented Maryland After short
argument the court set October Eth
for hearing the case.
At noon on Tuesday Of last week
the first canal boat of the season
was landed at the Consolidation
Coal Company's wharf, in South
Cumberland. The name of the
boat is Victor" and it was con.
signed to Victor Cushwa & Son, Of
Williamsport, and carried 1903 tons
and z cwt. This is an old boat and
has in its time carried over the
peaceful bosom Of the canal many
thousands Of tons Of coal.
Until further notice Felty 4 Co.,
Railroad street, will cell at follow.
ing prices:
20 rbs. good fresh dried currants,
| tl.0o.
2 cans choice yellow peaches, el.
Spounds choice California prunes,
el.00.
s pounds navy besns, Is cents.
pounds best Lima beans, a5c.
Good raisins, 10 cents o pound.
l ton good lump coal, e2.25, in
your coal house. Just try it and
ycu will use no other.
at FRLry a Co.
hcssrs. Gage q Sherman, Of AL.
exander, Teras, write us regarding
. remarkable cure Of rheumatism
there 90 fcllowv: The wife Of Mr..
Vim. Pruitt, the postmaster here,
had beea bed-ridden vita rheuma.
tism fer several year. She cculd
gel nething to DO her any gecd.
We cold her bottle eS Chamber.
lain's Pain Balm and she was CON.
pletely cured by lts nee. We refeI
any one TO her verify this state.
ment." 50 cent bottles for sale BY
I II. J. Mayors.