The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1892-11-17
NUM- DER 80

nv IipNNVNthSS VI tllt aou All
nual convention of the Evangelical
: Lutheran Synod Of Maryland is on
: our table-a neat pamphlet of 90
pages. The clerical roll numbers
92, lay delegates, 50. The retiring
; president, Rev. W. +. Parson. ID.
d., presented a lengthy report of
the past years work and touches on
all the important matters brought
before the synod.
The school ma'am is the guiding
star of the republic. She takes the
little bantling fresh from the home
nest, full of pouts and passions.
ungovernable little wretch. whose
own mother often admits that she
sends him to school to get rid Of
HIM. The school ma takes
whole car loads Of these little an
archisls and puts them in a way to
become useful citizens. At what
\ exhensc of patlents toni and soul
WEAKNESS? DO Won IMAGINE she il
ever compensated by the salary re-
ceivcds
While hunting in the mountains
last Thursday afternoon George
Gates, OF Fairchancc. was shot and
! instantly killed. Gates secrctcd
hinseOf IN brush pile and began
calling like turkey, a common de-
coy trick among hunters. A man
named Dills, who was also out
shooting, heard the supposed tur-
key call and carefully staIked the
cover from whence it came. lie
approached TO within a few rods of
the heap Of brush, and locating the
sound as accurately as possible,
fired "a load Of buckshot INTO the
/ brush. Several OF The shot pene-
tratcd Gates neck and killed him
where he lay. The dead man wa.
a well known contractor.
Mr.. Moore, the postmaster at
Bradshaw, Va, after reading an
advertisement of Chamberlain Is
Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhona
Remepy, concluded to Try a small
bottle Of it. He saws: 81 used il
IN two cases for cohc and three for
diarrhGa with perfect satisfaction.
| have handled and used a great
deal of patent medicine but never
tried any that gave as good results
as this For sale by druggists.
Visitors to the Worlds Fair will
have an opportunity to Judge of the
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Washington county, and has two
years vet to serve. His being Grip
pied makes it impossible for him to
do the regular prison work, and he
has perfected number of inven-
tions in his spare time. Three OF
these-a lock which is used in the
prison, an electric lamp and an
electric socket-have been patented
for Hudson by Mr.. Robert $. Vie
senfeId and Warden Weyler. Mr..
Wiesenfeld has also secured space
at the Columbian Exposition for
display of Hudson g electric lamps,
which will be entered in competitor
with the others on exhibition.
Hudson says he has twenty-five IN
ventons that he will patent from
time to time, and he hopes to de-
rive a revenue from them that will
keep him in easy circumstances
after his term expires. He asserts
that he would not sell his electric
socket patent for his liberty and
$1,000
The campaign which came to an
end last week seems to have been
more than usually fruitful in absurd
and grotosque wagers. The wheel
barrow BIT, though old, still has its
admirers, and Mr.. Harrison de-
feat has been the means Of procur-
ing rides in this uncomfortable
vehicle for a large number Of iubi-
liant Democrats and Of testing the
muscular ability Of their political
opponents. In Chicago, with genu-
inc Western originality, they varied
the usual program. aud on trl-
day Miss Alice Poole, "a society
belle and president Of thc Columbia
Biceclc Club, trudgcd down Drexcl
boulevard with Mr jaime. $. Graz
ham, weighing $50 pounds, ia q
p.brollsrrow. Miss Poole IS iI r3b-