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The Butler weekly times., 1893-09-28

| was troubled with catarrh for
seven years previous to commencing
the use of Eiy's Cream Balm. 1t
has done for III VIII 1t other 50 call
ed cures failed 10 dc-;ur-d me
The effect of the Balm seemed magi
cal. Clarence L Huff. Blddeford
Me.
After trying many iemedles fol
catarrh during the past lively years
1 tried Elys Cream Balm with com
p!ete success. 1t il over IA yeal
since I stopped using it and hsv,
had no return of catarrh. Ireccom
mended it to my friends. Milton L
Palm Reading Pa.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-09-28
Have YOU ever tried this amusing

Have you ever tried this amusing
experiment: Pull hair from your
sisters head (or some other fellows
sister hold one end between your
thumb and finger, aud to the other
end fasteu gold ring. Then let the
ring be lowered into common glass
halt filed with water. The ring
will sway back and forth until it has
struck the sides of the glass as many
times as the owner of the hair is
years old, and then abruptly stop.
The New York season is to be- 76
days long from the opening of the
horse show to Ash Wednesday. AL.
ready almost every evening of the 76
evenings has been appropriated for
some dance or other gayety.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-09-28

Enid, Ok Sept. ia terrible
accident occurred six miles west of
this place about l o'clock today.
Baker Tomlinsou, who had settled
on claim at the place referred to,
left his wife and two children at his
new found home and went to the
land Office to file his papers. While
absent prairie fire, famed by the
terrible southwest wind which has
prevailed for the last few DAYS. over
took his family who were unable to
runaway from IT. His wife aud two
children Were terribly burned. Mrs.
Tomlinson and Que of her children
can not recover The man Lad ST.
400 in his wagon on the claim, ell OF
which vas destroyed. He was in
line at the land Office when the neigh.
bors broke the news to him.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-09-28

in front of Oakley & Woolwin-'s un-
dertaking shop, where seve al of the
dead bodies lie.
Mayor Trout was shot i'll TIL foo,
during the attack on the Jail, HI d he
gave the orders to fire only after
several shots had been fired by the
mob.
THE SOLDIERS STORY OF TIE sLAUGH-
TER.
It is claimed by the members Of
the military company that they fire.
quently warned the mob to keep
away from the Jail under penalty of
being shot. Capt. Bird told them
that he was under orders to pro.ec,
the prisoner whose life the m 10 So
eagerly sought, come what :nty -.e
would no. allow him to be taken u
the mob. To this the mob I piled
with boots and derisive cheers. The
rioters appeared to become fr"nz el
at the determined stand tax Il by
Captain Bird aud his me", aud
finally a crowd of excited men m,l.
a rush for the side door of III. The
captain directed his men - driv.
the would lynch4rs ba * al Il this
moment the mob open fire o, til
soldiers. This apeared 10 ssartIs
the captain and his men. Bls it was
only for q moment. The captain
coolly gave the comrnani. Re- ly!
Aim, Fire!' The conptn; - .ye
and poured voiley OF blltet>
into that part Of the N % wlieh
was trying to batter dow tn,
side door of the Jail. The rioter:
fell back before the fire OF the mill
tiamen leaving one man writhing /.
the agonies of death. Then the wore
flashed through the throng IA front
of the jail that one man was killed
Then there was an awful rush to
ward the little band of soldiers Th
excited men were yelling like d.
) mons. The fight became genera
and ere it ended nine men were deat
and many wounded.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-09-28
A Wisconsin Ere. Methodist Minister
Tortured hv Fanntical hreilrru

A Wisconsin Ere. Methodist Minister
Tortured by tanniica Hreihrrn.
GAINESVILLE, Wis, Sept, 16.-The
Revs. Camm and Webb of the Free
Methodist church are accused of
kicking aud beating tue Rev. MIR.
Johnson of Moutfor,i iuseusibly
at the Shulsburg camp meeting.
They objected to his good clothes
aud complained that he VS. not OBJ
serving the vow of poverty and that
he was possessed of the "a wi
Mr.. Camm sat on the Offenders
head while Webb prayed aud then
endeavored to kick the devil out of
the captive. The congregation
danced and sung as the kicking pr. .
gressed. The Re-. NJ J ,hnson WIS
exhorted to ''spew out the spawn of
satan" but he refused to confess
that lie had sinned. He WAS r-eu.ci
Gated more dead than alive by a par
ty of Shulsburg men VIII, sav. hi,
two assailauts ill l. ,uf 10 l,ave the
town.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-09-28
OSBORN FOUND GUlLTY.
I Il" kan."~ =. rr-tary of State Convict
.d m Criminal Label.

.d If Criminal Label.
Topeka. Sept. 21.-The case of
the state against Secretary of State
R S, Osborn, charged with hbelling
Cyrus Leland j., was given to the
jury at ten o'clock this morning and
in al hour the verdict of guilty was
returued The verdict was sur
prise to lawyers and others who
watched the trial, as a hung Jury
was looked for. The court will not
pass sentence until Saturday, or pos
sibl Y not until the last of the term
IT, maximum peralty provided by
law l. 1000 fine and year in Jail,
with the nnium at the discretion of
She court. Until sentence be pro-
nounc=d Mr. Osborne declines to
say what course he will pursue. He
has the right to appeal to the su
preme court or he may apply for a
pardon, which, as the populists be-
lieve the case was political perse
! cu,ion. it Is believed the govern OF
would grant Mr. Osborne says the
! verdict is 40 surprise to him. He
regards the case as wholly political
move by the Republicans and he ex
pected nothing less than verdict o.
guilty from Shawnee county jury
lie Is conf lieut. ho oyever that The
people of kausas are behind him anC
if he must suffer it will be in tn,
caus4 OF the people and that he will
be indicated by the route of the re
publican party at the polls mex
year.
The specific charge against Mr.
Osborn was that he said TO re
porter Of the Topeka Journal tina
Leland in collusion with George H
Case. ex- warden Of the pennitentiar
bought lump coal Of the prison a
slack aud sold it to Doniphan count
people at full price and which stor
the Journal published.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-09-28
A Sound Liver Makes a Well Mar

Are YOU bilious, constipated or trou-
bled with Iaundice Sick Headache, Bad
Taste in Mouth, Foul Breath, Coated
Tongue, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Hot
Dry Skin, Pain in back and between
the Shoulders Chills and Fever, &c.
If you have any of these symptoms your
liver is out OF order, and your blood is
slowly being poisoned, because YOUR
liver does not act properly. Herbine
will cure anv disorder of the Liver,
Stomach or Bowels. 1t has no equal as
a Liver Medicine. Price 75cts. Free
trial bottles at H L fuckers drugstore
AL year
The Butler weekly times., 1893-09-28

Tina Campbell, the New York SEN
ator who is fond of saying Me and
Clevelaud' has a little daughter
born one week later than little Esther
and born III Washington A solemn
promise binds Mr.. Campbell 10
call it Margaretta after his mother
but he is trying.to insert Esther as
middle name.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-09-28
SLAIN by The MILITIA.
A VIRGINIA MOB OF LYNCHERS
FIRED INTO BY THE SOL
DtERS.
Nine People Killed and Twenty In
jured, Several FataIly-The Ub-
.ject ut the Mob's Vengeance.
Negro, Finally Hanged
and his Body Burned.
SLAIN BY The MILITIA.


Roanoke, Va, Sept, 21.-Nine
persons were killed and score in
iured, several fatally, during con
tict between the militia and enrag-
ed mob at the Jail last night. The
mob stormed the citys prison in an
effort to lynch Robert Smith ne
gro, who brutal;y assaulted Mrs.
Henry Bishop, the wife of Il we'll to-
10 farmer, yesterday. The soldiers
fred deadly volley only after shots
had been fired by members of the
mob. During the excitement, Smith
was removed from the Jail by the
officers and secreted. A searching
party, however, found the hiding
place early this morning and took
Smith from the authorities. They
hanged him and dragged his body
by rope to the riverside aud there
burned it.
Smith had forcibly taken Mrs
Bishop into a vacant house, and,
after locking the door, demanded
that she hand over all the money
she carried. Mrs. Bishop refused
and Smith beat her iuto iusesibility.
On recovering consciouness, Mrs.
Bishop told of the assault. The story
spread rapidly and soon a mob of
200 had gathered and had gone in
search of the negro. In the mean
time, Detective Baldwin had mount
ed horse and captured Smith in
the suburbs. On his return with
the pris oner he was met by the mob
and saved his prisoner only by
strategy aud fast riding, Smith be,
ing mounted on the horse behind
Baldwin.
Several thousand people gathered
about the Jail and threats of lynch
lag were freely made. Myor Trout
and others made speeches counsel
ing the people to disperse and as
suring them that Smith would be
punished, but their remarks had lit
tie effect. Tie crowd kept incress
Tag until at 5 o'clock the Roapok,
Light infantry was called out.
squad of twelve men charged with
fixed bayonets and drove them from
the public square. Judge Woods
summoned special grand jury !,
try Smith, but this did not satisf,
the multitude, aud by nightfall sh,
situation was so threatening that al
the streets leading to the squar
were patrolled by soldiers and police
men. About 7:39 o'clock 100 mel
from the vicinity of the assaulte,
The Butler weekly times., 1893-09-28
Sad Case OF DeStitutiou.

New York, Sept. 20.--A few days
ago Agent Barkley. of the Gerry
Society, received an anonymous
communication asking him to inves-
tigate case of woman. who. with
her four children, had for week
made her home on the roof of teu-
ement at No. 233 East Fifty niuth
street. He made the investigation
and brought the whole family be
fore Justice Burke at the Yorkville
Police Court Both mother and
children were almost naked They
were emaciated and covered with
ver.nln The woman, who said that
she was Mary Walsh, and her four
children had been dispossessed, and
since lived ON the roof of their late
residence At night they crawled
into the Railways to sleep The
children were sent 10 au Institution
The Butler weekly times., 1893-09-28

the wagon by ropes for about 200
yards and burned. Piles Of dry
brush wood We're brought and the
body was placed upon it and more
brush wood on the body, leaving
only the head bare. The whole pile
was saturated with coal oil and a
match applied. The body was con-
sumed within an hour. The crema.
ton was witnessed by several thous-
and people.
At one time the mob threatened
to bury tie negro in Mayor Trout
yard. There is much mitigation
against Mayor Trout aud the militia,
and many threats OF vengeDse have
been openly made, Captain Bird,
the commander of the militia. has
left town. Mayor Trout has also
disappeared, and President Bucknel
Of the city council is acting as may
or.
Excitement is running high, The
people are talking of holding au in
dignation meeting, and it is rImor
ed that threats are being made te
burn the town unless satisfaction oi
some sort is rendered. Crowds
throng the streets and all public
places. There is an immense crowo
The Butler weekly times., 1893-09-28
BuckIens Arnlca Salve,

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever
Sores, Tet,er, ,Chapped Hands, Chlhlain>
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
tivelY cures Piles, or no pa, required. 1t
is guaranteed 20 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price,s cts per box
For sale By II. L Tucker, druggist.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-09-28
Special Excursions t" W"rid'~ Fair

Special Excursions IL Worid'> Fair .
The Missouri Pacific Railway has
made arrangements for II cheap trip
TO the Worlds Fair. and, will run
special excursions TO Chicago at
greatly reduced rates on the follow
lowing dates: July 24th and 3fst and
August eth. The advantages Of this
route are many, owing to the elegant
through service and magnificent
equipment. All particulars, concern
ing rates, leaving time Of trains. linn
ii of tickets, etc, furnished by W. e.
Burrus. Ticket Agent, Missouri,
Pacific.
The Butler weekly times., 1893-09-28
.ssi.S u!usL pue anushv 1ieIo
'VourIa sTnoI ',S
TAO < MON '6sApooInI
90 QVH1 IVNOILVN

'os oP o. pJeo Ic1sod e noH $500 hIuo
HIM ~ :IslIop huEm uo6 aAEs hEu 1eql uo!s
-eWIoJu! 5uIurpluoo Yooq Ioy OF pu9s o3
COZ h1d II!ha u '3ulsd o. 3uio5 sIe uoA u
-aisqnHIah9 sluied
VI sI9IEop IgIIsI ascm sul "a 9les IoI
The Butler weekly times., 1893-09-28

Al.nce and Lorraine mre to disap-
pear from the map of Europe The
German Emperor to complete the
absorption, has decided that Alsace
shall have become part of the
Duchy of Baben aud Lorraine be
added to Prussia.
The Republican., 1893-08-03

with anxiety, apprehension and
suspense, especially when they must
Tor nearly year before Congress
meets, and then for six months af-
ter to see what new system will be
put into law to govern the business
interests of the country. Under
these circumstances it was to be
expected, as it was predicted, that
every business man after and since
the election would 60 slow, reduce
expenses, build no additional plants
engaged IN no new undertakings,
make manufactured goods only on
orders and such as could be sold
Immediately, and manufacture
nothing for the future. What
moved one business man affected
the others, and this spirit of eau
ton, care, contraction and reduc-
tlon spread over the whole country;
the fruits and outcome of what we
are now suffering from "a Demo-
cratic panic, prolonged and dis
tressing. Suspense long drawn out
is worse than disaster sood over.
An aggregate shrinkage of 10 or Is
per cent in the business of IS, ,000,-
600 people covering a continent
works change from prosperity to
depression.''
The Republican., 1893-08-03
SltuIdQy, The ION dOy OIAuquSl, ISS5

at the honr of 10 O'Clock a. m. OF said day. the
real estate mentioned in said mortgage and
described as follows, to-wii:
IL being "A part Of Military lot No 9l9 and
beginning for the same at stake stand ng
at the cad Of the first line OF Military Lot No.
JS and running thence y. ~ degrees, W ~
perches, > p degrees, W. 40 perches. $ 81 de
grecS, r.. 20 perches. thence n. u degrees r..
10 pcrcsies TO the beginning. containing 20
acres. Also the right OF way tonnd ron sad
land fgiiy described iu "a deed Tor tie same
from CARA G. Roth and husband 30 the sad
simpson q. Shrout. dated the &3d day 81 July
1882. asd recorded In Iibcr r.. 4. s.. 40. ~
fOiio isi. one Of The land records 81 GarrPu
county.
This property lies abOnt one mile @onth ol
oaisiand, and is part oi ''inc old Porter
Farm" The land Is fully cleared and under
cGiilvs;ion. The Improvements consist 0f u
dwelling house and outbuildings.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on the day Of sae
EDWARD ii. SINCELL,
I'D Attorney named In said nOrtgage
The Republican., 1893-08-03
Rogers Specific LinIment.

A radical cure for cholera. Sold
'by A G. SturgIss, Oakland, c. F.
White, Huttons; The Cooperative
store, ]. 0. DeBerry, Corinth; E.
A. Weimer, McHenry, Smith &
Calls. Johnstown; j. E. Gnagey,
Accident; Jonas Frazee, Yough
Store CO., R. Liston, Selbysport;
A. Wass & Son, Mineral Springs;
L. E. Friend, Friendsvllle; p. t.
Cartwright, Mountain Lake Park
and at all other general stores.
The Republican., 1893-08-03
End, 3rd, 4th and 5th days of
October,

in the wear 1893, from The hour of s O'Clock at
m. until O'Clock p. m, on each Of said days
for the purpose OF .,scertaintns ard eglster-
ing In the proper registrie> of votes the per-
sons qualified to vote in their respective cleo
ton Districts who shall present thrmSei YES
for registration. and 10. The farther purpose
OF revising and cOrrec ing tn. re@i.trieS of
voters tor their said resp Give Election bis
tricis, aid the srking therefrom tie uHlnes
OF all voters entered tIcrcl who shall have
died OF become tor any reason disqualified
or who for any cause sh#d nave ce; Il Ia be
entitled 10 remain on said re-d~trit'> %: voters
And on the MondAy next succeeding the
second Monday in Oc.oDo: that l. to say, on
The Republican., 1893-08-03
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
FOR SALE.

The undersigned will receive bids until
August 18th, 1888, for the sale Of the old ~.
Lutheran church building in Oakland. Md,
including stone wall (cOrner stone excepted h.
The building 20 be removed within q specl-
fed time agreed upon with purchaser.
WIN. HlNEBAUGH,
JOHk THOMPSON,
ID. Z. BOLDEN.
22-3t Committee,
The Republican., 1893-08-03
18th, 18th and 10th days OF
September, 1898,

and four successive days IN Iue month OF
October, commencing with ald tuc.udIng
the first Monday in October. that Is 10 say on
the
The Republican., 1893-08-03
They all Went Democratic.

tney AL went DemoCratiC.
A summary of the bank failures
in the United States from May l to
July 70 inclusive shows that 301
banking institutions, with a capi-
tai of $38, 1851, ,033, suspended. The
Manufacturers Record publishes
complete list of the closed banks by
states, also table which shows that
five-sixths of these failures and
four fifth of the capital involved
were IN the western an Pacific states,
while only 10 per cent. Of the fail
ures and IL per cent of the capital
involved were in the south. In
Colorado alone the capital involved
was nearly 81, 100000 greater than
the aggregate capital of all the
banks that failed ih the south.
The number of failures in the
southern states was 81, involving
81 1872, 100; in the western and Pa
cific states the number was 251, in
volving 1881 258, 1888, and in the
eastern and northern states 13, with
81, 900, 900 capital.
The Republican., 1893-08-03
Saw MIL Properly for Sale.

| am Offering for sale the prop
perty known as the j. G. Kolb
Planning Mills, combined with a
saw mill, consisting of one 40
horse power boiler and engine, and
all other necessary machinery.
The planning mill is fully equipped.
In connection with above there is
furniture store, which l will also
sell. | will sell the above property
at low figure, as l desire to close
up my business and 90 west.
Address,
j. G. KoLB,
20-3 Friendsville, Md.
The Republican., 1893-08-03
SWANT0N NURSERY.

A LII varieties OF fruit and ornamen 10 Is
Hwhich would set myself, furnishe and
grown here. The "Ever-bearing Sky X iczs,'
~Wonderful Whoppers.' &C., &c, Described
by agents.. supplied on demand at two-thirds
agents prices.
SaHeadquarters for Strawberry Plants.
c. 7. SWEET.
The Republican., 1893-08-03
SALE.

Under and by virtue Of power
Il sale contained in mortgage
lIom Simpson g. Shrout To Clara g.
Roth date the 10Th day OF September, 1892,
and duly recorded In LIber T. u. r. No q.
folio 49, etc. one of the mortgage records Of
Garrett county, Mary land hhc undersigned
attorney named in said mortgage. will sell at
public auction. to the highest bidder, In front
Of the courthouse door in Oak land, on
The Republican., 1893-08-03
SCHOOL BOARD MEETING.

9TH day Of August, 1893,
for the purpose Ofappointing board Of trns-
tees for the various schools Ofth county and
10 transact any other business that may regn-
larIy come before them.
By order ofthe Board
WIN. HINEGAUGH.
Z-2t scct'y.
The Republican., 1893-08-03
Registration Notice.
September and October Sittings.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN That the
IN unde. signed off .erS O Registration of
tiers in and for their respective election
Districts OLGA rett county. wiii sit in their
res ,'ective elect ion districts in stIt county,
at the places rein tfter named for three
successive da : in the month .bf Sept ember
commencing with aud including thc third
Monday of Sem aInhnr Mn l. [ . SnN me
The Republican., 1893-08-03
for Infants and Children.

"Castoria is $50 well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. oxford St., Brooklyn, n. Y.
The Republican., 1893-08-03
18th day of October,

in said ear Is9i, from .he h,i.t O'Clock
a. m. until O'Clock p. "a said day. the
said Uffcers OF Registration wifi sit in their
respective K ection Districts E.r the revision
ofaEd for the hearing "f ',rplictnjs for rein
statement by persons who>e names shall
have been stricken of the regi>tIic> o. voters
for said Election Districts in saia comfy as
provided in Article ~ sections | To 20 of
the Code of Pubic Genera l"Ws oi Maryland
titie Elections" snb-titie "ResistraiIon of
Voters as amended by Chapter 77i OF the
Acts of 1890.
The places OF sitting of each Of said officers
Of Registration in their resp. ctive Election
Districts on the days named aud hours stated
sas follows tO-Wit:
Election District No. !. az Swrnryu.
2"t Tfienhsyilie.
3, al GiantsviiIe.
" j. Dui ING the Septem.
ber sitting lse3 will sit at Bloomington
Election District No. 4. during the first Oc-
tober sittingl 95 will sit q F'Hnk lin mines on
the md and on thr 3rd II an 5h a. 8!oom-
ington.
October sitting 1898, Will sit at Bloomington
Election District No , Accdent .;,. -.
ber sitting 1898, will sit at Hoyes; 18th, 18th
and 2Oth, at McHenry.
Election District %. s. During the first Oc
tober sitting lSei, Will sit at sang ltun.
Election District No. 6. DGr.nG the second
October sitting 1898 %iil sii sang Run.
Election District &n.7. During The Septem
ber sitting iss3 Will Sit al Oakland.
Election Dis rict No.7 puriag tho ii st Oc-
tober sitting wiz sit al 0a- lard IN he End.
4th and 5th days and nj liuIion> Dn the Sd,
day of october.
Election District M. Z, Daring the second
October sitting 1885, will sil AT Oakland
Election District No. : During September
sitting 1893 will sit at GpFmrG
Election Districi No DuTinc frsi Octo-
Der sitting 1896, VIII sit =. Red House
teber sitting 1873, will sit II z d House.
Election District No g.. 'st .i"hnaon>.
ID. ~ Deer Park,
, II. .L..ng INC Sep
Election District No. q. Du ing the first
October sitting ,Sg3 will -lia r.Ii6w
Election District No II. DARN. the second
October sitting lN9} wiii sit :'bnw.
Election District No. -. a Biui8ger.
All naturalized citizens appl Ing Tar regis
tration will be required to produce their GER
tificaies Of naturalization u the oeicers Of
Registration.
Signed.
H.O. HAAII L.
Of1cer of Registration t~t T. &c ion District.
r. + FRIEND.
Oficer of Registration Pad = cco dor District.
ISAIAH Ft'II So.
Offc Of Re. isirat"n Srd ~ cfi:.,i District.
JOHN 90 .1.i\~.
Ofcer OF "gistration { Ia Eitc.'p District.
JOH l.. II II ER
Odlcer Oflsc cgi>;raiion Stu ~ r'i ias District.
y. G. BROWN t>ti.
Officer oI Registration - =. &. G. lpu District.
JOHN A HUGI IfS.
Officer of Reg lsf "a ION .!G -. .'1Ou District.
HENRY \. SHAFT q,
Officer of Regi~t ration -tH !.ip,.' .5n District
SAMUEL JoHN-'i%
Officer of Regis ri.tiOn 9Th tlec'i n Dix let.
SEB BNS!iAN II. EF8AlGH,
Oficer of R"gi>iraiipn,ath . FL c'Ioh District.
NOAH =. GNhi lT/
Offcef OF Regi~isa'i IL iIih r. --.IoH District.
JOSEPH C,'.iF
Officer OF Re2iS rgt.oL iZ:s =. &C. '.- ''is'rict.
The Republican., 1893-08-03
SinCell Brothers.
FDK ~ ALE.

Three acres of iant. being part OF the old
Kennedy farm. lying ~ the eastern suburbs
OF Oak land on eli her side II the road leading
TO Nj Lake Park WIN be sold in lots of "
acre each or whole.
For tuii particulars cal. on or address
MRS. LIZZIE BlJIZARD,
22-Gm Elkins, n. Va.