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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-10

Ou perfaufen! Cine quite farm beftebenb ous lbs
y Nder tbetlS Gettpmlanb' fppppn So Mtier unt.r
gn!tnr inb 1T an iebr ntdbsem greiie gu pertaufen
anf berfelben benbet fid3 elm gutes mobnbaus nebi
fue 27 ader iinb igDeisen einseidet urb prb biee,
nit benz 2anbe oerfauft. Wenn 9epiniGt. pertanft
i'd nit bem 9arbe Giel Yferb aibe fDtpie seni
fern. ST.. Tarm ii.st in grbssport Solpnihis g. mer or
reil Gonntp WhHouri, cine %. lie n6rblid5 BON ber
neuen Siienbabn. CT1fouri, aanfas nnb gainrn
5pet Wteilen pDm Depot unb in elmer BON pelen Dent
fden beipobnten Notbbori9aIi. adufer fanr iefoi
gefs BON benz Ylase baben. 9ie SSorm fpirb Der
tonf neil bergi9eufbimer cine Stene aIS .,Seftons
Dormann" or ber nenen giienbabn an9enDmnien but
We9en 0dberem penbe mon fidb on 8 rpguel
GER. Sub. Wto.. ober R. g. 8essIer, 9ermani
W}p.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-10

- en- 2atprencs gountp brannnte
am 27.Jebruar bic Bobnuns bon Sobn
gobp ab. Der 13 Sabre olte Ilbert
gobp tam in ben 5lamnen ur1.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-10

Sb li9 bas Salten bon 9iibnern be-
Sablt, sebt aus eiuer@tittbeiluns berpor,
uel6e uns cine iuertbe Mitbiirserin 5u
fommen Lief. Wtittsls einer 8riitmas
idiue ersielte lie uOm9lpril oil oier9us>
euo 6ibuer, senlli9te "eesburns" unb
ySipmoutb &ods." wslde lebten IA.
Nopember su lesen anfinsen. Seit bies
ier 3elt perfaufte fie big gum 10. ls.
Wtts. fiir s35.3S wertb @ier, ben 6ams
ilieubeoarf nidt mitelnsereduet. Die
9(ussaben fiirSutter (Bei5en uno aorn)
beliefsn iid auf etiua $11.OO, iucbei bic
Sallte bes Suffers nod iibris lit. 8el
Der 5iitterun9 beObabtet bic 5rau fol-
senoe Metbobe: bes slbenos miro cir
balber @imer (bucket) uoll s8ei5en
nit beiBem @aiier anseriibt uno NIT
Sals uermiidt. 9ieies wuroe benSab:
uern ant nd6lten Morseu seseben
Mittass erbalten bIeielben einen balbel
Gimer uOa ser6ltetes &nrn, iOtuie BIZ
abidae uom 9iide uuo abserabmt
0ailt6. 9tuberoem sibt fe oenielbe
/ jebe @ude einmal cine Meiieripibeuol
, lpaniideu8ieffers rber "ChickenFood
, in's Sutter seriibrt. Der 9lbnerita
3 muB serdun,is uno reinlid sebalte
Il ueroen, nit 9oppeliudnben, iuelde m
+ Sdsenle5l anssefiilIt iiub, perieben iei
II uno nebItoem ore. sroBe sseniter on b
g Sabieite baben, unl ben Sonnenitrab(e
: Susans su peri6affen. ssidt 5u be
+ seiien 1T Der @ebruud BON 8oblenai9
r ipelde man ben Sibrera 10 reidlid n
l. n1Osllb SutOmmen laiien muB, iubem
e, Die uerbrannten &oblen frenea uno II
le in Der 9lide iudl5en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-10

3ablrei6e 5abrifen i'm Often baben
bereits ben 8etrieb einseitellt unb 9au'
ienoe bon Slrbeitern entlaiIen, Inn OBJ
sutparten tpie iid Der bemofratii ide ,,Sau'
ber" ''for revenue only, enttpideln
pirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-10

- No9 ME 5at cs cine 8ir9e in
5oribt6. Eanep Gcuntp, seseben obtpobl
Der Drt idon Dor SO Sabren sesriinbet
tuorben if.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-10

&afenbeitano Der beutiden Sdule.
am 2. Mdrs, 1898.
gaar on Sanb bon Iester abre9nans s46e. .45
Gtnuabmen, Suterefieir, ................ COL. 80
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-10

8er felt Span5is Sabren in Der
2ouiiianer 2otterie seipielt uno Sfi9ts
seiuOnnen bat, Der tueib iebt, no ieiu
@elo binsefommer 1T. Der gisentbiis
mer Der 2Otterie bat elm 8erm6sen bon
oreiBis Milionen, uno feline beioen Sod
p6sel, bic conI0oerirten @enerdle 8eaus
regard uno @arlp. iinb ebenfuls MiqiO'
nare. 8euresarb, Der 81 @nbe oes
arreses total perarnlt ipar, binterlieB
tiirSli6 100000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-10

Sour einmal felt gusbrud bes 8irs
sertrieses baben bic 9emOfraten eine
Majorltdt in beloenSduiern sebabt (im
46. gonsreB tudbreub Der alueitenSdlIte
Der 9apes'lden IbmiuiitratiOn), aber
bamals fob I'M Yrdiioentenl ltubl elm &es
publituner. 8Om uOriseu 4. Mdr5 on
iuiro gum eriten Ma!e felt 8udanan'S
EMANCIPATION im Sabre 1857 bic no.
tianale &esieruns sdnslid in ben Sdn:
ben Der Oemofraten fem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-10
9f1l1l,11te1e 70
eagle 9rn9 Store,

&n 9rosun unb gmicaln gain Sarben Dele Oh.
item unb ne 5enfgas 9oile,f Gulbaer unb S&reituria.
lien SC tes Sano uno uon u ben ba9ien 8reiin penu
Nnn r Die 9r Carl 9mplb @inoen niuet erfau
onen ueettr1en BrQen" assz
SSalfer 8roS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1893-03-10
Eodeatlider Iarftberidt.
Wetreibe, Wcbf uim.
Sabrgang 81

s,Sen Sreitas corri9irt BON oes
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-06-29
Ballard Items.

Marion Coleman was in our city Sun
day.
Mrs knous was buried at Bethel
Saturday.
w b Cole at .Johnstown Saturday
as juryman.
lee cream supper at Ike Mays Sat
urday night
X j Starke visited his family a few
days last week.
Mr.. Culver of Butler is true Sun
day school worker.
McClenny's Sunday.
Bob Davis, Mat Cole with their
girls on hand Sunday.
4 moonlight picnic at Os Warford' :
Saturday night, July list.
q Y Hendrix and wife visited their
old home here a few days.
Rev Barritt won the chrome offer
e6 Sunday by Lee Culver.
J NJ and Sidney Graham returned
Saturday from the worlds fair
An ice cream supper at Henry Ran
dal's Saturday night was success.
Mrs LaFollett has been quite sick
with bilious fever, but is improving
jesse Coleman and others from
Johnstown attended the convention
Sunday.
Miss Morris, of Henry Co. takes the
cake as a singer, but have some good
ones here.
Peter S, John Deerwester and wife
We're with us Sunday; welcome to our
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-06-29
A Beautiful Section.

The following is taken from com
munication to the Eldorado Tribune
by A. ". Stearns, who was prospect
ing in this county:
I'VE made headquarters at the
home of g. b. Parker, a typical far
mer of Bates, full of push and the
owner of one of the best farms in that
section, consisting of 320 acres of
splendid land well improved and in
telligently managed. Accompanied d
by Mr.. Parker we made daily excur-
sions through the surrounding coun-
try. And right here | will remark
that if the Creator ever made a more
beautiful or better section OF coun-
try, he did it outside of Missouri
Just rolling enough, well watered,
stone easily obtained, timber plenty,
soil rich and adapted TO the growth
] of grain. fruits and all tame grasses.
| What more can be asked? Picture to
/ yourself a land sub-divided into large
| farms with fine houses, barns. orch.
/ ards, meadows. great fields of straight
| rowed corn, acres and acres of ripen-
ing wheat, miles of green hedges, and
you have the grandest panorama
ever spread before mortal eyes. Sure
ly the unfortunate ''stump dodger'
! of less favored sections can be par
! doned if the sin of coyetousness ant
envy should hold him in their grasl
while contemplating II.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-06-29

place of worship.
r l. McClenny and G ID Greer know
how to make ice cream and We know
how to help eat it.
Mrs Emma Mcfarland closed her
school Friday with an exhibition and
dinner in the yard.
Gov. Snort" visited home folks
last week. He has lost % pounds.
only weighing 240 now.
K ID Beatty and wife. Dr. Warford
and family, and many others were at
the convention Sunday.
Jas. Shelton is an earnest worker
he superintends the Walnut Sunday
school at 10o'clock a. III. and Antioch
at 3 p. III.
Mrs Lydia Wyse and sister have re-
turned from their visit at Rockville.
ID r Beatty and Miss Laura EN-
bree drove TO Butler Wednesday, and
Mrs Endres insisted on calling her
Mrs Beatty, SO Bob says.
B + Billings is a worker, but he
tailed to put in appearance Sunday
The Sunday school convention held
at Walnut grove. was attended by a
large number of earnest workers
the music was excellent and many
helpful ideas interchanged, among
the speakers We're J NJ Graham, jas
| Shelton. Mr.. Mays, Rev. Barritt, f c
| Edrlngton and others.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-06-29
LANE i AUAIB.

could gam possession of the child.
L n'lly the SOW let go OF the child
and quick as a flash Miss Mauney
grabbed it and made for the yard
with the sow in close pursuit Miss
Mauney proved true heroine and
had it not been for her timely action
the child would have been devoured
alive
Drs. Brown and Short were hastily
summoned and dressed the wounds
and placed the child in as comfort
able condition as possible. Upon
examination it was found that the
child was horribly mangled and
lacerated from head to foot, but none
of the wounds are necessarily fatal
At the time of going to press little
Walter is getting along as we'll as
the circumstances will permit and
the chances are that he will recov-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-06-29

cake
Boys do your sparkling and riding
Sundays, fer harvest and corn plow-
ing is here.
The Sunday school convention was
largely attended and much interest
manifested
Coal at the banks of Simpsons,
Westovers and Heckadon : for 1hresh
ing purposes.
Farmers say they will have tremen-
dous crops, but predict a low price
for small grain.
Merritt Zinn is going to turn new
leaf and change his mode of living
from single to double.
Hackadon has gone to Kansas
with Curren and Young as firemen
to their new thresher engine.
Tracy Crooks cart seat is awful
narrow, but says it was big enough
for him and Miss Eda Curren last Sun
day.
Jas Crooks, our poultry dealer o1
Amoret, has sold out and will go I,
Kansas City, and go into the commits
sion business.
Frank Summers of Rich Hill, wa:
up last week on business. The Sum
mers boys have law suit the Sth be
fore Justice \ LGraves.
| have found my long lost pig. i
was at Mr. Carter Wallace's; it hat
been well fed as it had gained twelv.
pounds. Thanks, Carter
y. NJ. NESTLERODE
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-06-29
JACK
VIRGINIA Items.

Mrs Albert Pilgrim is very sick
II \ Feeback has a new binder
Lewis Shobe wants TO buy corn.
You can get the best of ice at Nc
Faddens.
Mrs NJ NJ Nermiilion subscribes for
the TIMES.
Clint Burns took his cultivator a
buggy riding Sunday.
Charles Kinney of the south, is in
our midst once more.
Mrs H A Garner has had her sub
scription marked up TO Oh
Mr.. Philip Heckadorn will read the
TIMES for the coming years
We wonder when DIR. Mitchell will
return from the worlds fair.
Mumps and whooping cough seems
to be is session in these parts
W-P Ayers has accepted a position
1t the mellon patch this year.
| For full blooded Leghorn chickens
call on Mrs Philip Heckadorn.
| Ice cream festival at the Christian
church Saturday night, July lst,
Miss Ola Humphrey and her moth
er, are visiting at John Hedger's.
| Everett Drysdale of Butler, visited
at Virginia Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. VIM Huffman has returned from
Sedalia to take care of his harvest.
Warren Ayers got his buggy whee
slightly Hractured by too close driy.
ing. or Ed mind was on something
else.
N Westover and HI Stantill hat
an Irish wedding; neither one ate tn,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-06-29
A SAD ACCIDENT.
A Little Three year-old CElld i!Orri-
bly, Mansled by Vicious
Sow.

Bolivar Herald.
Last Tuesday evening about Z
o'clock our little city was thrown in
to fervor of excitement by one of
the most shocking accidents that has
ever occurred in the annals of our as
ually quiet village.
Little Walter Roach, three year
old child of Mrs. Lum Roach. while
out playing in the alley between j.
L. Mitchell's feed lot aGd Mrs.
Roach's back yard, picked up one of
the sows young pigs, when the old
SOW attacked him viciously Daisy
Henderson was first attracted bv
the childs screams and ran to it's asis
tance but could not resc.e it. By
this time a number of neighborine
women were attracted to the scene
and while the less nervy and thought
full women were screaming Miss Alice
Mauney ran cut and grabbed club
and beat the frenzied SOW until she
was almost exhausted before she
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-06-29
Johnstown and Spruce Twa. Items.

Mrs. Oates is improving.
Mr.. Fluty has now binder.
Pleasant weather and .Johnstown
booming.
John McAninch went to the coun-
try Sunday.
Assessor Embree is calling on our
people this week
John and Sidney Graham and n.
Drenan are at the worlds fair.
DR.. Choate and wife returned
Wednesday from the worlds fair.
Miss Sadie Barker returned to her
home in Urich, Mo-, last Sunday.
Walter Dudney and family and
Mrs. McCool went to Walnut Sunday.
Where are YOU going to spend the
Farmers are getting ready for
wheat harvest-w wheat and oats are
fine.
Ray Mcfarland, John Funk and
Elbert Thompson and best girls at
tended childrens day at Walnut last
Sunday.
Some of our business men had law
suit i'll Squire brakes office one day
last week.
Schools in this township closed Fri
day; teachers and pupils are ready tC
take a rest.
Sorry to hear of the death of Ed
Slayback The bereavea family have
our sympathy.
We hear some complaints about
the condition of the roads. The road
bosses should look up the bad places
and repair them,
You should see Strode's binder il
you want to see improvements OF
such, all made by Strobe himself.
Rev VIM Kenny has returned from
his visit to Illinois. He reports Bate
up with any of them with their crops
Childrens day was duly observed
at Walnut grove last Sunday. Th,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1893-06-29

exercises We're good and a house and
yard full of people.
Mr. John Bowden and wife return
ed home last week from Il visit to
their children in California. Uncle
John says he likes the climate and
fruit of California, but prefers to live
in old Bates.
Gov. SNORT.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-04-06

$50 acres, also part of military lot
No, 4l52, containing 81 acres, also
another parcel of land containing
12@ acres; $3.50.
David Powell and wife to David
G. Evans, 10000 so. fit. of land IN
Frierdsville; $400.
L. LETTERS and wife to Andrew G.
Friend, lot No. 25 in Friendsvllle;
$500.
John f. Gnagey, trustee, to
Jacob Gnagev part of "The Park"
containing 335 acres; $3.50.
Josiah W, burst and Mar CIV j.
burst. his wife, to Micheal ".
burst, , acres and ia perches of
land: $500.
Susan Steele ct al, to Andrew j.
Umbel, 1000 so. f.. of land in
Friendsyille; S35.
Demius Frazee and wife to Mary
Frazce, military lot No. 400 and
part of lot No. 1408, containing So
acres; $3.50.
Samuel Mosser and wife to Treacy
E. Paul, "A parcel of land called
"IIenry's Meadow" containing
1877 acres: 81 900.
VIM. McRobie to Emma McRobie
part of "l1encees Discovery" con-
tanning GO acres; 5000.
David g. Evans to Andrew C.
Friend, 10000 so. TT. of land in
Friendsvillc; $500.
John IL. Friend and wife to Mel
Vile g. Friend, l22 acres of land;
$500.
Susan Steele to Annie Z. Steele,
lots Nos. l, ,, 3 and in Steele S
addition to Friendsville; $3.50.
Jacob D. LIewellvn and wife to
Clamor l.. Wolf, a parcel of land
- acres; 81 900.
Louis f. BeeIcr ct al, to Henry
Weber, one undivided / interest ia
military lots Nos. S73 and S74, con-
tanning 100 acres; 81 900.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-04-06
Mrs. Edward Hershberger was
CrelIin,


G. M. Beachy, of Keyser, Md,
was a welcome visitor here last Fri
day and Saturday.
Mrs. Peter Martin was away Wis
ting relatives and friends several
days last week.
Lee Hawk and family, of Lopez,
Pa, arrived here last Tuesday.
Mr.. Hawk is employed on the mill
as setter and will reside here.
Rumor says that William Nlchol-
son will soon remove from this place
to his fathers farm near White
Haven, Pa.
The new store building is rapidly
nearing completion.
An evening writing school will be
organized during the present week
with Arthur Kelso as instructor.
II. z. Crellin of White Haven,
Pa, and W. r. Williams, of Pied
mont, W. Va, are among those who
visited this section this week.
Ashby Bros. are doing a thriving
business.
Miss Beckie Randall has been
quite i'll for several days.
Carpenters have begun the work
of erecting the dwelling houses to
be occupied by Asa Coddington and
Lee Hawk.
We would be pleased to hear from
our Sang Run friends through the
columns Of TIE REPUBLICAN.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-04-06

Michael Maroney and wife to
Richard X. Maroncy, lot No. Is
in Thayer' addition to Oakland; s..
Michael Mmoney and wife to
Juha A. Maroney, part of lot No.
IA in Thaycr's addition to Oak
land; So.
Z Gilmor S. Hamill and VIM. C..
Clayton, trustees, to National Bank
of Piedmont, As acres Of land near
Bloomington; $1,000.
Gilmor s. Hamill and VIM. c.
Clayton, trustees. to Henry G. and
Thomas b. Davis, an undivided
one hall interest IN a tract Of land
called st, CLAIR" containing 394&
acres; also all that other tract of
land called "Shephard's Park, ]"
containing 81 acres; 81, 200.
VIM. c. Pennington, trustee, to
Jonas Glotfelty and Joseph B.
Meese, parts of Emancipation,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-04-06
the LATEST TRIUMPH or MEDICAL
KNOWLEDGE AND SKILL.
rHE MOST PERFECT AND ELEGANT PREPARA,
TON AND SCIENTIFIC CONVERSATION
EVER OFFERED TO THE ySsh.iC.

In the largest hospitals in the world, presided
~ ~ bv the most skillf OF living physicians,
i.' crc,ionts are prescribed more than twice az
80 an "tncg, put together
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-04-06
FARM FOR SALE.

That valuable farm adjoining Oakland
known as the Bradley Farm" improved hy
a large and commodioUs residence of IA rooms
excellent barn and farm house.
II contains about i40 acres l60 OF which are
improved and about 10 town lots.
There are numerous magnificent springs
ON the property, and the little Yough runs
through the tract.
Address OF call upon
JOHN BRADLEY,
s-lH Oakland, Md.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-04-06
AUDITORS NOTICE

Jonas J. DurSt VS.. Abraham /. Gna,rv
No. So InSolVentS. Ia the Circuit touli for
Garrett County, Mar land
Notice Is hereby given 10 the credil0 of
Abraham l.. GpageN In file their claims
against him with the Clerk at toe Circujt
Court tor Garrett county. properly a..thsntj-
Gated, on or before the Path day 81 Aprl. 1888
as viii on that dav state an account in the
above cause distributing the funds now in
the hands of Gilmor Hamill, u. ]. Lewis
snd James c. Peddicord, trustees, II the creI,l.
tors OF said Gnsgey
5-St JOHN T. MITCHELL. Auditor
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-04-06
ORDER NISI.

Andrew .Oester VS.. Catharine oester and
others.
In the Circuit Court for Garrett county. No.
576 Equity.
ORDERED, This 2Srd day of March, 1893, by
the Circuit Court for Garrett county sitting in
equity, that the sale of the property men,
toned IN these proceedings made and re-
ported by Edward II. Sincell. trustee to
Catharine Ocster, be ratified and confirmed
on or before the 18th day of April next: pro-
Vided a copy of thus order he inserted in some
newSpar CT printed in Oakland, Md, IN
each of three successive weeks before the 18th
day of April next.
The report states the amount ofSales to be
Sl.4l6.
E.Z. TOWER, Clerk
True copy test.
+. =. TOWER, CLERK.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-04-06
COMMISSIONERS wEETlNG

OFFICE OF rEE
GARRETT COUNTY CoNNISSIONRRs !
OAKLAND, Nh March y, 1893.
There will DO a meeting Of the County COM
miSSionorS Of Garrett county held at thcir of
flee in Oakland, on
Thursday. April 18th, 1898.
for the purpose of making the Annual Levy
for lS.B
An persons having claims against the
county must have them filed in the Office on
or before the above date in due form of law.
or otherwise will be excluded from bcnefit of
same
BY order OF the Board.
]. $. MEYERS, Clerk.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-04-06
GrantsVill0.


From the Somerset County star
The old pike is in a better condi-
ton for travel now than you find 1t
in mid summer. What a pity 1t Is
that there is not more interest
manifested in keeping this cid his
toric highway in repair.
John Folk has moved, already,
on the old Emanuel Gnagey place,
but not with the view of taking
charge of the farm. Miss Maggie
Brown expects to occupy her sum-
mer cottage herself, this season.
Samuel Beachv, ID. V. s.. will move
into the A. l.. Gnagev property,
now owned by Matthias Bowser
Lou Yommer is moving into the
property first door west of Dr.
Llchty's office. Charles Winter
berg will m owe INTO the little house
standing in his mothers front yard.
The dry goods bought by the firm
of Getty & Lininger will be here
any day. The only fabric to be
seen on the shelves now Is toweling;
but canned fruit in abundance,
Miss MolIie' Dorsey has gone to
the California Sta e Normal to take
advantage of the spring term.
Miss Maggie Dorsey is visiting
relatives at Dunbar.
M. j. Beachy and Will East were
seen driving through town the
other day,
Last Sunday evening two people
we cannot call them gentlemen
stopped at the Farmers hotel and
registered as Simon Hammer and
Dick Howard, both from West
Salisbury. They got good square
meal for supper and a nice clean
bed to sleep in. They came down
stairs rather early next morning,
and took French leave" The
last seen of them they were escort
ing half gallon jug over the hill
westward. The landlord would not
care so much. had they not tackled
a man next day for ten cents to buv
something to eat, claiming that
they had no victuals for two DAYS,
when everybody knows that no one
has ever left his table with the
pangs of hunger unsatisfed. 1t IS
needless to say that should those
same faces be seen here again, they
will be dealt with according to a
provision made by law. A few
days pounding stones on the streets
is not too good for them, neither
would nights lodging in the
"cooler" be out of place.
Monday night William Tressler's
cup of happiness was filled up to
the brim, by the arrival of fine,
little, plump boy. The mother and
baby are both doing well. DR..
Lnchtv was the physician In attend
ance.
Mrs. Edward Hershberger was
confined to her bed, last week, suf-
fering from influenza and enteritis.
Also, one.Of Hi s. Miller's children
was on the sick list, suffering from
an attack of lung fever. DIR. Lichty
wss called In both cases and reports
them doing we'll.
William Il. Stanton has COM
pleted his business course at Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, and is back in the
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-04-06
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever SORES, tetIer, chapped
hands. chilbIains. corns, and all
skin eruptlons, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required, 1t Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton, or money refunded. Price rs
cents per box. For sale by IL. J.
Mavers. 49-ly
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W0OLEk MILL PROPERTY
II % IL = A l. Il {!

The undersigned will sell at private sale all
that land and the buildings comprising the
wooden mill property, on he outsk irts OF OAK
land. The buildings are two dwelling houses
of : and rooms respectively and the WOO en-
mill proper, which is three stories high. The
mill will be sold with or without machinery
The land comprises about acres
For terms. etc. write or call on Julius
Scherr, Eglon, ". Va
2tf A. c. SCHERR 4 BRO.
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NOTICE..

All persons are herei y warned not to pur-
chase OF Mrs.. Char otIe SimcoX or other per
son any promisory note or notes, given by
the undersigned as part oi the purchase con-
siderau n for Cranberry Glade farm and Sc
cured by mortgage On said farm. bearing date
ofJuly 7th, 1891, MS | will not pay any part of
said notes, because ofconirove about the
will by or under which the aforesaid Char
farm 10 the undersigned as fully appears in
records ot Register OF Wills Office of Garrett
county, Md.
GA CLARK DFBERRY
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Just at this time and will buy H. Exclusive teri,
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