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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-03-19
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When BABY was sick. we gave her Castoria.
Nh"n She was a Child. she cried for Castoria.
W'icF she became Miss. she chung to Castoria.
Whcl he had Children, she gave them Castorie
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FOR RENT.

The Farm known as GREEN HILL. adIotn-
ing the town OF North East. Nd. Also three ten
ement houses on the same.
The Mansion House aud grounds may he rented
without the farm. Apply on the premises or to
Rev. T. SNOWDEN THOMAS
Fehl5-tt Wilmington. Del
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TT anr maker
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1892

II Ia 'i-l-i ma ''i''i Ih ~ ''''-'
Do ginghams interest you?
Yes? Then there's a Cling
ham object lesson here that
you won't care to miss. More
Ginghams and more styles of
Ginghams, probably, than you
ever saw in one gathering.
And every day dozens of new
styles are trooping in. Just
now more of the Glasgows
wheeling into line-tirst to the
Invoice, then the counter
march. Crack commands, COM
panions of the 42d Highland
ers.
Bedford Cord Ginghams in
stripes, clusters stripes, alter
mating stripes, 37I3c and 4oc.
Crazy Crepons from the
quaint Crocodile to the welted
Plisse and crinkly cords like
withered Bedtords, 45c, SOC
and 6Oc.
Fine Ginghams with dainty
Damasse designs in silk, 75c.
Bordered Gingham-dots,
spots, cords, curley-cues and
lace work, 6oc and O5c.
All-over polka spots, like
magnified water drops and
squirmers, SO and 6oc.
Ombre striped Chevron
Ginghams, wavy, Wedgy,
plain, 45c.
And that mountain range OF
25c Yankee Ginghams reflect
ing the sottest sunlight OF
Scotch skill.
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islEHE.4aiHeIls* W HIS

EJFA6LiSHEU tNis4,
/, 5 sIsLsHEo EyE.H SATURDAY MORNING Az sLHro",
COUNTY, MAINLAND.
sENRY r. TORBERT. EDtTOF
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FOR RENT.
An Only Daughter
CURED OF CO\SU MPTION

When death was hourly expected. all remedic,
having failed and DR.. II James was experiment
ing with the many herbs OF Calcutta. he acct
IDENTIFY made a p eparauun which cured his only
child of Consumption. Ills child is now in thi.
country. ana ENJOYING the hest OF health. He h;t.
proved To the world that Consumption can tie
positively and permanently cured. The Doctor
now gives tins recipe Tree, only asking two 2-ceut
stamps To pay expenses. This hcrD also cures
Might SwcatS. Nausea at the Stomach. and VIII
break NJ fresh cold in twenty -iuur hours.
Address. CRADDUCk y Co. 1852 Race ST.
Name this paper. Philadelphia
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Come BakISLc.
OF course you haven't seen
it unless you have been
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Simple Serges are prime
Dress-Stutf' favorites with
plenty of people. Have you
noticed how we have heaped
them up? Navy blues and all
the wanted tans and grays,
so to SO inches, 81, S1.25.
$3.50.
\ very pretty effect Serge
Diagonals, narrow and wide
vale. SO inches, 81, SI.25.
An ArmureD Diagonal, in blue
only is SI.o5. Remarkably
handsome.
Fancy weaves, too. Here's
a Serge covered with wavy,
tremulous weIts in chevron
design-very striking and sly
fish. Gray, tan, cardinal, re-
soda, navy blue. so inches,
SI25.
An oddly attractive saw
tooth Chevron Serge is 81
width so inches.
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All the other Cotton Dress
stutfs are in chime. Such
saucy Sailor Suits as Cunard
(35c) or Galatea (3oc) make
possible.
Madras and Cheviot, too
more than $50 styles. You
wonder where the wit that
wove them came from. Mad
ras, 80 and 4oc, Cheviots, 3oc.
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School Commissioners.

FNHE School Commissioners Of Cecil
4 County will meet at their office, in Eikt"n,
TOR the transaction OF current school business.
The SECOND TUESDAY in each and every
IN nh. JOHN 81 len,
Secretary.
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List of Sales Reported by Shock
ley Il Smith.

ley Il Smith,
March ~, Samuel Burns, agent, on the
premises, real estate in Fifth district.
March -, Shocklev x S:nifh, personal
property on Bell Hill Farm.
y. &. Hindman.
March 49, G. NJ. Head and u. Scott, Port
Deposit,
March 2l II. j, Briscoe, Jr Harrisviltr,
March 22, Brown and Whyte, Principle,
March %, Joseph So!lar-, near Rising Sun,
March 26, L McCCllCugh, Rowlandville,
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Forty ShaRcs OF the lovely
Lansdownes. Equisite stuff
exquisitely tinted. You hear
of imitation Lansdownes, but
you never hear of a rival. Nc
room for rivalry. Lift one o.
the dainty folds, eye it closely
How can silk and wool be put
together more delicately :
How can the dyer do more for
it2 Imitation LansdoWne is
the top notch of rival posi-
bility. Latest shades-modes
tans, grays, blues, reds, browns.
greens, pinks, lavender, creams
and yellows. 10 inches, SI.25.
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Pure Dissolved Animal Bone.

sm Pure in ChondB maies byad
andWi low cite result 5 II it is
owe Phosphate n
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Thursday, Mar, II. 1892
A GOOD BUSINESS FOR SALE.

A y OLDEST BLISHED MANUFACTTR
~ ing business in Philadelphia. Good traue
lust commencing. Terms - Oo"-hali cash and
halaTce farm and country pace.
Address OBVrrE oV 'R'1I VIVA.
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Available Phos. Acid,
Ammonia,
Potash (aCtuaD
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Standard Phosphate.
Pure Fine Ground Bone.

In our make you get all the bones of
been taken for other purposes. We do +
Black manufacturer, and is necessarily m;
continue grinding bones, like the farmer
you the best that can be made at a small
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-12-08
Eagle Rock.

Richard Murphy, who has been
working on Middle Fork for some
time, passed through here on sun.
day last en- route to Switch Back
W. Va.
G. A. Wilt, teacher Of Eagle Rock
school. has been sick for several
DAYS with quinsv, but expects to be
able for work IN a few days.
A. A. McRobie committed suicide
by killing black skunk.
The steam saw mill Of Wolf & Co.
is running at full blast.
Farmers in this section are busy
making cross-ues.
Miss Josie Coffman Is working
for Mrs. Daniel Wilson, of Short
Run.
Aquilla Sharpless, of Mt. Zion,
was visiting his rather-in-law, John
Paugh. last week.
Charley Bray, OF Blaine, is d
guest of Mr.. Thomas Sollars.
Shooting matches are numerous
but good marksmen are scarce.
Look out for Eagle Rock next
week.
f. II. p.
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Mountain Lake Park,

Messrs. Felty Bros, of your city,
delivered car of coal at the Park
last week and will de liver another
shortly.
F. S. Cline, B. P. Hopkins and
Chas. Hopkins took hunt to
Frankvllle last week. Saw deer,
but got nothing.
Supt. RudisiI visited Terra Alta
and Keyser the early part of the
week.
Mrs. c. A. Combs has been quite
sick, had several congestive chills.
The U. B. preacher preached at
Lake View on the 30th ult. That
village is putting on metropolitan
airs. Has public school, Sunday
school and preaching.
A splendid rain Tuesday.
A. G. Brooke has purchased four
acres of the Bishop farm adjoining
the Park.
Our people are getting ready for
Christmas times. The Sunday
school will have a good time.
HEMLoCK.
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LOUIS STANTON, Sec'y.
Davis Mill,

Home, happiness and peace still
belong to the people of this place.
The protracted meeting closed
last week with some success, Rev.
&. K. Feather, pastor.
Chauncey Kimmel has moved
into his new house.
John II. Chisholm has the largest
hog IN the pen of any in the neigh
borhoods
Ellsworth Mail has moved near
here on new place.
J. j. Garrett thinks he will enjoy
his trip up Salt river providing he
don't have to stay too long.
}. r. Kimmel has been away for
few DAYS a little to the north.
A wedding in the neighborhood
the other day. Look out for the
bells.
William Kimmel and Miss Agnes
Hoge were married. We extend to
them our best wishes.
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ACCIDENT.

Following is a brief account of
our Institutes, which met last Sat-
urday afternoon. Befor the topics
for discussion were taken up the
following officers were elected:
Presldent--W. L. Mcmillan.
Vlce-P resldent-W. A. Moffatt.
Secretary-Louis Stanton.
The teachers present were W. A.
Moffatt, Lilly Boyer, Jonas Speicher,
W. I. Mcmillan, Harvey Spelcher,
j. l.. Englehart, Howard Nethkin,
W. IL. Lohr, Mary Beachy and
Louis Stanton.
The first topic, School Discipline
was discussed by w. A. Moffatt,
j. L. Englehart and W. T. McMil-
Ian.
The Tea cheers Responsibility
was opened by Louis Stanton, fol-
lowed by Howard Nethkin, W. A.
Motfatt and W. T. Mcmillan.
Worth of District Institutes =
was opened in an earnest address
by j. l.. Englehart, who was fol-
lowed by Louis Stanton and W. L.
Mcmillan.
The last topic, Test of good
School-was discussed by W. T.
Mcmillan, Lily Boyer, J. L. Engle-
hart, Louis Stanton and w, A,
Moffatt.
The discussions were all very in.
teresting and we think much good
was accomplished. We earnestly
request all the teachers who can, to
meet with us and we feel sure they
will be benefited by doing so.
The following program was an
nouhced for our next meeting, to
be held Saturday, Dec. IL, at 3
O'Clock p. m,
DIscusslons--The Teacher out of
School,. l.. Englehart, IL. X.
Friend. Bert Liston and Mary
Beachy.
HOW would you teacn geography
to Beglnners--Louls Stanton, How
ard Nethkin, Jonas Speicher and
Lizzie kahl.
What is the best method of teach
ing writing w. A. Moffatt, Lily
Boyer, Brison Welch and W. IL.
Lohr.
WAYS for correcting pupils for
disobedience or misconduct-Jen-
ME Friend, ". L. Mcmillan and
5. X. WEIGH.
Query Box.
The Institute adjourned at 5
p. m.
LOUIS STANTON, Sec'y.
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Accident.

/
The question of the day-Tho
will be our next post master?
G. B. Hefilev, of Berlin, Pa, is
with US Tor few weeks instructing
the band.
j. e. Gnegey has just recovered
from an attack of la grippe.
The local teachers institute held
here last Saturday was one of the
best ever held in this place. Let
the good work go on.
The school is f1ourishing with an
enrolment Of IS pupils.
The Accident Cornet Band went
to Friendsville Saturday night to
play for the Democratic jubilee.
They report a couple of fights and
plenty of mud.
Last week Mr.. John Smearman,
formerly of this place, but now liv-
ing near Meversdale, Pa, yoked
himself to one of the fair ones of
Summit Mills. Pa, and is now ex-
perienclng the realities of married
life. MAY JOY and prosperity be
theirs.
A Christmas entertainment will
be given by the Sunday school at
the Evangelical Lutheran church on
Xmas eve. All are welcome.
1t IS nas thought by many that
the comet was after all only the re-
Election Of some of the brilliant ex-
pectations of some of the Accident
Democrats in regard to the post
Office.
Accident expects new store in
the near future.
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Crantsville. DELAYED.

Earth has donned its wintry man.
tie.
The campaign for the postmaster
ship is being vigorously conducted.
Four candidates IN the field.
Jonas Beachy, of Mt. Nebo, this
district. butchered hog recently
which weighed 54l pounds net
weight.
An entertainment was held in
the normal hall, on Thanksgiving
evening, by the public school of this
place.
City sportsmcn are cunning
among our mountains. 1t is un-
doubtedly safe to add that their
cunning far exceeds their game.
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Corinth, w. Va.

Since our last from Cornth we
have had the unpleasant journey up
Salt river. The boat was Differed
as follows: Il. b. Fuller, pilot; Jack
Nose, fireman; ID. ID. Boyer, clerk
Tickets for round trip were issued
by DIR. Plummer. After seeing the
camp cared for and leaving 30 days
rations myself and Mr.. Boyer re-
turned. Our first reception VIXEN
back was an invitation to coasting
party. We were we'll received and
cordially invited to pile on. First
trip down school house hill all right;
second trip, Boyer on way train
closely followed by through train.
Results: Way train stopped, through
train collided. When all was righted
it found Boyer with a skinned nose
and black eye.
Jack Hardy, with Mr.. Benson are
furnishing some fine painting on
Mrs. Evans house. Mrs. Evans
has just arrived from Cleveland,
Ohio, and will take charge of the
fine house.
The Baptist church is now framed
and weather boarded. Mr.. Trotter,
of Buckhannon, contractor.
David Williamson, pit boss of the
Snowy Creek Coal & Coke Co., has
just received "A very fine organ.
John Shartzer has just closed out
fine stock Of goods at auction.
John is jew when it comes to sell.
Mr.. Anderson is having the fine
row of company houses painted.
Oak Grove hotel, | am informed.
has eleven boarders and expects
more patronage to follow.
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EDUCATIONAL COLUMN,
DISTRICT NOS.


Institute met at Red House
school house on Saturday, Dec. 3,
at 1.30 p. m. when the following
topics were discussed.
First topic opened for discussion,
"How to gain the attention of mat.
tentive pupils" was opened by j.
s. Gnagey and interestingly dis.
cussed by others.
Second topic, "How to teach
writing to beginners" opened BY l..
b. Leary and followed by others.
Third topic, Glow to keep chill
dren from whispering and how to
keep their feet STILL" opened for
discussion BY j. W. Mosser.
Forth topic, '..How to teach read
ing to beginners" assigned to r. NJ.
Alexander, was, in his absence,
opened for discussion by W. Culp.
After the discussions were ended
the Institute adjourned to meet at
Fort Pendleton school house Satur-
day, Dec IL, '92, at l o'clock
sharp. The program for that day
being as follows:
Management OF ungraded coun-
try schools" the topic for discus
sion to be opened bv W. Culp fol-
lowed BY query box.
All the teachers and patrons Of
the public schools are cordially in
vited to attend.
l.. b. LEARY,
Asst Sect'y.
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AYERS
Cherry PectoraI

taken for consumption, in its early
stages, checks further progress of
the disease and even in the later
stages, it eases the distressing
cough and promotes refreshing
sleep. 1t is agreeable to the taste,
needs but small doses, and does not
interfere with digestion or any of
the regular organic functions. Asan
emergency medicine, every house.
hold should be provided with Ayers
Cherry Pectoral.
Having used Ayers Cherry Pee
toral in my family for many years. |
can confidently recommend it for all
the complaints it is claimed to cure.
Its sale is increasing yearly with me,
and my customers think this prepa-
ration has no equal as a cough-cure."
IS. W. Parent, Queensbury, n. B.
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Oakhill.

Weather is very warm and beau
tisal.
Butchering is the order OF the
day. Quite a number of fat hogs
were killed last week.
Newton Giest and brother killed
u deer the other day.
Sllas Teats purchased a nice
bunch of sheep from Joseph Groer
the other day.
Simon Sweitzer, of Swanton, is
IN this section cunning.
Silas Teats hauled from so to
100 bushels of lime stone day
this winter.
Jacob Schroyer's wife is quite i'll.
Ed Schroyer took flying trip to
Meyersdale, Pa, last week.
We notice our friend Washington
Taylor back in Friendsville.
Our public school is getting
along very nicely under the care of
John Millet as teacher.
William Bray and wife were the
guests at j, W. Lees Sunday and
Monday.
Miss Lizzie Schlossnagle started
to Baltimore for treatment on Mon
day.
On last Saturday night was the
illumination as Friendsville. There
were several knockdowns on west
side Of river.
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Seibysport.

We are enjoying few days of
good weather again.
Austin Brown, who has been
spending a few weeks in Pittsburg
returned home on the 10Th ult.
Miss Cora b. Moore. OF Krug,
paid Selbysport a flying visit on
Sunday afternoon.
z. J. Stuck, ESQ.,, who has been
engaged with A. Knabb & Co. for
some time, returned home last Sat-
urday with badly mashed hand.
The Sunday school at this place
is to be continued through the win
ter. Mr., Durham, our superin-
tendent, is a model man and is
doing all in his power to make the
Sabbath school a success.
Quite a number of our young
men attended the Democratic Jubilee
at Friendsville on Saturday night.
They report tolerable good time.
The new school building at this
place is completed and arrang-
ments are being made to occupy 1T
as soon as possible.
A large crowd attended singing
services here on Sunday night.
Geo. K. Bishoff. of Hoyes, Nd,
will close his labors here on Satur-
DAY night. All are invited to come
and hear the music both vocal and
instrumental.
Miss Ida Harden, one of Mill
Runs amiable and accomplished
young ladies was here on Sunday
last visiting friends.
John J. Knapp, who is teaching
the North Glade school, was home
Saturday and Sunday.
foot.
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AUDITORS NOTICE.

Charles Lee. ct. al, vs.. Guvari J. Lee.
No. SIS Equity. In the Circuit Court for Gar
rett county.
Notice Is hereby given that an acc ,unt will
be stated in the above cause distributing the
funds now In the hands OF Edward IL. Sincell,
receiver, on the 2fth day 81 December. ly2
All persons having claims against the said
Gnvari J, Lee are required to iile them prop
erly authenticated on or before the said Path
day OF December next
JOHN T. MITCAELL,
81 ~ Auditor.
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New GERMANY,
Winter has come to stay.

Winter has come to stay.
Lou Broadwater paid US pleas
ant visit Thursday last.
Archibald Warwick is engaged in
cutting saw logs.
R. l.. and II. S. Grove we're out
deer hunting last week. They report
dears plentiful but hard to catch.
The farmers are busy hauling
coal for the winter.
l.. Wiland is engaged in the
single business.
s. s. burst made business trip
to MeycrsiaIc last week.
ZACCHEUS.
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THE REPUBLICAN.
OAKLAND, MARYLAND.
AYERS
Cherry PectoraI

Has no equal for the prompt relief
and speedy cure of Colds, Coughs,
Group, Hoarseness, Loss Of Voice,
Preachers Sore Throat, Asthma,
Bronchitis, La Grippe, and other
arrangements of the throat and
lungs. The best-known cough-cure
in the world, it is recommended by
eminent physicians, and is the favor
lite preparation with singers, actors,
preachers, and teachers. 1t soothes
the infiamed membrane, loosens the
phlegm, stops coughing, and induces
ronooo
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-12-08

If you need a mower | am agent
for the celebrated Johnston Har-
vesting Co.'s Changeable Speed
Mower, the latest and best. Also
their Pulverizing Harrow and Gull
tivator-best in the country.
ii. WEBER, Box 81.
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SWkhI0N NURSERY.

A IL varieties Of fruit and nrnsmrn'als
Awhich would SCI myself furnishes and
crown here The Overwhelming Sky Kicks
sWonderrul Whorpers." &C., &c. desrrthcf
Nv agents. Supplied on demand Al two thirds
agents prices.
IS CT SWEET.
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WATCH FOR EVERY CORRECT ANSWER.

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stu.ss th 70 oae That an and The fa @
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LATER NEWS.
A Homestead Riot.

HOMESTEAD. Pa, Nov. 13.-A party OF
seven colored non-union men were Oh
their way home at 5:45 p. m, when q
man supposed to be striker attacked
two of the negroes. Charles Carroll
and Fred Lewis we've Knocked down.
This was the signal for a large crowd
to gather at the scene of trouble.
Lewis companion came to his rescue
and a terrible riot took place between
the colored men on one side and the
crowd. supposed to be all strikers, on
the other. The two sides fought des-
perately, fired their revolvers and
slashed each other with knives at close
quarters for several minutes, when the
negroes made q dash through the crowd
for their boarding house. They were
followed by the hooting, blood-thirsty
crowd, which by this time numbered at
least 1000. At least two dozen people
were injured by flying missiles, but as
far as can he learned none We're killed.
The seven negroes and number of
strikers have been arrested. The great.
est excitement prevails.