The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-11-24

On Friday last Mrs. CO
Woods, residing near Altamont
this county, was brought b4
Judge Stake and a JUICY un<
writ de luatico inq,tirendo.
jury found her to be insane,
she will be sent to Sylvan Retr1
Cumberland, Nd.
III. j. Mayors, the Oaklanda1<
gist, has one of the largest Chm
mas stocks ever seen in OaklaI
His store is real palace of p1e
things for young and old. T
and picture books by the hundf
60 and see him before you bay "a
VIII re. Look at his ad. in
paper
WANTEp, =- Three live men ia i
\ tne s1nge 9eHlng Iac v \
at Accident, one at Miendswlle
and one at Aurora.
For further particulars address,
SINGER MFG. Co.,
Grafton, W. Va.
or h. WILLIAMS,
37-tf Oakland, Md.
The Marques de Blocqueville,
who died few days ago in Paris,
was formerly one Of the most beau
tiful women Of her time, and like
most French beauties had consider
able political influence. The mar
quies was a great favorite at the
court Of Louis Philippe and was the
intimate friend of Queen Amelia
and the Duchess of Orleans.
| The Secretary of War has been
Informed by the general manager
of the Baltimore & Ohio railroad
that the four great trunk lines in
America can transfer $50 600
troops from 1000 miles inland to
the sea-coast in thirty hours, with
all their equipments and provisions
and without material interference
with ordinary traffic or travel.
Solid and plated table silverware,
and watches. Solid and filed gold
watches. Emblems of orders, pins.
charms and rings with diamond and
other fine settings. A profusion OF
gold chains and other jewelry.
limitations of old English, French
and Italian clocks-warranted all
of the best quality aud make at
prices to defy competition.
s. E. FLOWERS,
39-3m Oakland, Nd.
The Loyal Temperance Legion
will hold it's weekly meeting next
Saturday afternoon at three O'Clock
in the Lutheran church. Let all
parents interested in the temper
aDce instruction Of their children
see that they attend these meetings
where the effects of alcohol and
narcotics are taught.
NJ. W. Enos.
Sup't Juvenile Work.
Mr.. Moore, the postmaster at
Bradshaw, Va, after reading an
advertisement of Chamberlain s
Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhoea
Remepy, concluded to Try a small
bottle of it. He SAYS; 81 used it
in two cases for collie and three for
diarrh@a with perfect satisfaction.
/ have handled and used great
deal Of patent medicine but never
tried any that gave as good results
as this. For sale by druggists.
On last Sunday, according to
previous arrangement and the or
/ dinary custom, Garrett Council, No.
35, Jr. O. U. A. M, assembled at
ther council chamber and marched
/ to the Oakland Ev. Lutheran
church where they listened to a ser
mon delivered by Rev. w. L.
Leisher. The text was from the
10Th Psalm, 7th verse. The SER
mon was a good one and the Juniors
paid respectful attention during its
delivery.
A Zulu chef, when you enter
his hOvel, remains silent for some
moments, and seems quite nncon-
scious Of your presence. At length
he says, in tone Of grave dignity, \
ace saku BONA" Il see you,) to
which you reply in the same way.
The longer he takes to '"see YOU"
the greater man you are supposed 1
to be, and until Won are thus ''seeR" /
you must keep silence and appear
as much as possible not to be there
at aIl.e
Are your children subject to /
Group? If so, you should never be
without a bottle Of Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy. 1t is a certain