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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

lI1E lJNu
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III y. Eleventh street.
so2 Z. Clay street.
Barton Hcigbs.
Eleventh and Broad ST.
Eleventh and Broad sts.
1901 W. Main street
Io3 s. Fifth street.
1914 Grove avenue
Barton Heights.
Barton Heights.
Eleventh and Broad Sta
Il y. Beech street.
el5 Floyd avenue.
Ninth and Grace.streess.
Ninth and Grace streets.
Eleventh and Broad sfs.
Twelfth and Main streets.
2GOO +. Broad street.
sol n. TwenthH st.
Ninth and Grace streeia
1914 Grove avenue.
III W. Main street
Fairmont avenue.
62s y. Sixth street.
4o21s S. Laurel street.
lll3 w. Main street
lib W. Main street.
20s +. Franklin street.
Eleventh and Broad SITS.
Barton Heights.
20 ". Franklin street
20s 4. franklin street
Exchange Hotel.
ia J.. Leigh street
Highland Park.
3O2 Orleans street.
Ninth and Porter SIS. W.
Ninth and Crnne streets
pa 5. Third street.
Ninth aud Grace streets.
Twelfth and Main streets.
T0s W. Gnce street.
All l.. franklin street
1906 Floyd avenue.
Ninth and Porter sts- NJ.
H. y. Fifth street.
Ninth and Grace streets.
25lG Q street.
Twelfth and Main Sta
Twelfth and Main Sta
3 l.. Cary street.
Eleventh and Broad SIS.
9nJ T.. Grace street.
o91G T.. Marshall street.
Eleventh and Broad SITS.
1920 W. Grace street.
Eleventh and Broad Sta
Ninth and Grace streets.
Eleventh and Broad SITS.
1925 Decatur street VI.
CTS y. Ninth street.
Ninth and Grace streclr'
ZOOS Floyd avenue.
loC y. Twclfth street
III W. Main street
lll2 Decatur street, NJ.
Grove Road.
Eleventh and Broad SITS
Eleventh and Broad SITS
Eleventh and Broad SITS
Eleventh and Broad SITS
Eleventh and Broad SITS
Ninth and Grace streets
206 W. Main street
Eleventh and Broad SITS
300 T.. Clay street
800 l.. Clay street.
Ninth and Grace streets
2707 L Clay street.
JOG L. Clay street
6l2 n. Twenty-hfth st.
Ninth and Grace streets.
Eleventh and Broad SITS
lO22 W. Main street.
Ninth and Gmcc streets
Ninth and Grace streets
6lS y. Ninth street.
s3l W. Grace street.
e0i W. Main street.
2joS L. Marshall street
ops W. Grace street
Ninth and Grace streets
91i W. Main street
206 L. Main street.
200 L. Main street.
Manchester.
Eleventh and Broad SIS
1896 Floyd avenue.
22i :. Thir,l street.
Ninth and Grace streets
~ l. Franklin street.
IL y. Fifth street
Ninth and Grace street.
Ninth and Grace streets
s.S7 ". Grace street.
1905 Floyd avenue.
Twelfth and Main streets,
Twelfth and Main streets.
Twelfth aud Vain streets.
5D5 W. frAnklin street.
Twclfl. snd Main strecis.
Manchester.
21l2 l.. Br0ai street.
1Iyif I4utr.l street
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Allan, william f.
Amiss. Joecph H.
Ander~,n. james NJ
Askew. Jacob B.
Atwill, william n,
Austin. Daniel II,
Bsbook. JAmcs O.,
BACON. Herbert T.
B~in. William r.
Bak4. james W.
Aabe, Charles J.,
Banks Leroy L.
hrgsmin. V. W.
barrett, Robert f.
Bates Walter c.
Baughan. Robert g.
Dayton. Thomas J.
Beetles. Robert r.
BcadicsI r. Fletcher,
Bcauchamp, William
Bell, r. NJ
BENNETT, Richard II,
Bent ", kc!ert r.
Bergman, Abort c.
Betty, Lewis n
Blsnkenship, r. B.
Bleisoe, Adam c,
BIeiscc. J. Wiley.
Boggs Charles H.,
Bosgs William G.,
Booker, George T.,
Booker, George L., il
B~man. John T.
Bowlos. Henry 9,
Bradley, Paul,
Brxnnin. James y,
Bray. John l.,
Brown. Alex. G.
Brown. Henry J,
Bullard, William T.
Burton. John ",
Butts, y. G. c,
Cain, Charles W.
Campbell. Thomas II
Camper, William H.,
Cannon. James, Jr,
Carroll, John W,
Carson, T. "
Carson, A. l.,
Carter, George W,
Chandler, X NJ,
Oeaiham. II c.
Gritty. James b.
Christian, W II,
Christian. W. A.
Clarke. John l.,
Clarke, X T.
Colonna. NJ. 8,
Colonna = :, Jr-
Conner. Charles f.
Compton, X A.
Conrad, W A s,
Cawley. Charles d,
Cnder, John w.
Croker, William A.,
Crooks, r. v,
Crovder, ". r.,
Dadmun. =. T,
Davidson. NJ A.,
Davis, Wilbur y,
Davis =. W,
Day, Samuel W.
DeBerry, J. b,
Dcshazo, John z,
Dey, John B.,
Dcy. Bascom,
Drcwry, samuel r,
Drisoo.l, Asa
Duke Thomas p
Dyer, 6. W,
Early, Thomas H.
Edwards Joseph j.
Edwards, William T.,
Edwards, William II.
Edwards, T. o,
Edwards v. NJ,
Elliott, ~ s,
Ferguson. Richard.
Fork James d,
foushee, n b.
Galloway, C. H.,
Garland,J. Powell,
Garner. T. r.
Gsie<, James f.,
Gayle, r. +,
Gibt~, T. A.,
Gibbs. Charles t.
Gill. John r.
Grant William T.,
Green, William +,
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Hsk
Mis- Ida Sto6
Rev. J. r. Whitley,
james II. Barton,
Fords Hotel,
Tori's Hotel,
Rev. W. J. Young.
8. S. Berger.
Thomas d. Newell
l.. q. Irwin.
At Homa
Ford's Hotel,
W. u. Newell,
William Mchin,
st. Claire Hotrl,
81. Claire Hotel,
Ford's Hotel,
Lexington Hotel,
A; Home
!. T. Montgomery,
st. Claire Hotel.
Thomas D. Newell,
c. II. Page,
7. J. 1easla
r. u. Small,
Rev. 7. J. Taylor,
W. II. Clements.
". II. ClementA
Daniel X. Weisiser.
Ford's Hotel.
J.. G.. Irwin,
Col. A. 5. Buford,
y. X. Weisiger.
AZ Home,
+. A. Barber,
At Home,
At Home,
At Home,
81. Claire Hotel,
II. u. Eichelbcrser,
81 Claire Hotel,
Lexington Hotel,
II. seldom Taylor,
Mrs. X. l.. Williams,
J. VI. Newell,
Rev. " W. Lear.
Rev r. \. sledd,
81. Claire Hotel,
A. Diaoont
Lexington Hotel,
Lexington Hotel,
c. NJ. Branch,
Tord's Hotel,
Linton o. Miller,
At Home
Ford's Hotel,
James W. Martin,
Ford's Hotel,
st. Claire Hotel.
Fords Eotel.
Mrs. i. +. Davis
O. ii. Russell,
81. Claire Hotel,
J. VI. Newell,
Al Home,
c. II. PAGE,
J. L. BEDFORD,
Leroy 7. Carter,
Ford's Hotel,
Ford's Hotel,
Ford's Hotel,
Ford's Hotel,
Ford's Hotel,
81. Claire Hotel,
James b. Elan,
foris Hotel.
Mrs. W. w. Webb.
lIrs. W. W. Webb,
81. Claire Hotel,
G. I. SmiihcIs,
w. II. Gordon,
c. ii. Hasker,
st. Claire Hotel
Ford's Hotel,
u. T. Midyette,
st. Claire Hotel,
81. Claire Hotel,
Otis II. Russell,
Junius Riddiok,
J. : Stubs,
X. 5. VI. Valentine,
J.. +. Brown,
s.. Claire Hotel,
J. S. stubbs,
Mrs. Jean Crouch,
Mrs. jean Crouch,
At Home,
Fori's Hotel.
Addison Maupin,
IL. u. Eichcl5crger,
It. Claire Hotel.
Or. W. W. Parker,
At Home,
It Gaire Hotel,
ST Claire Hotel,
&. y. Reiford,
j. ". Blanton.
Lexington Hotel,
Lexington Hotel,
Lexington Hotel,
William II. Allison,
Lexington Hotel,
At Home,
Mrs. ) &. Boswell,
At Home.
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LAY MEMBERS.
Gi,,st


Anderson d w. St Claire Hotel Ninth and Grace stresA
snsiead P, Lexington Hotel Twelfth
barrow Lexington Hotel, Twelfth aud Main street.
Blackwell l. A. Iords Hotel, Eleventh and broad broad =:
Dogs r. i0ias h's Nb and p Grace .,r,...
bradbury W. Lexington Hotel Twelfth and Main street,
BucIner G G. Lexington Hotel Twelfth and Manstreeu
Cannon James ST. Lexington Hotel Twelfth and Main street,.
ess'1a E. Dr. WV Parker TIsnsIn
css iIton Tords o Eleventh AID n.os@ 81.
bSyi, c. Lexington io,.l T"sIol and Man streets
Davis G. Lexington Hotel Twelfth and Main streets
Druinhel.f A.w- Ford Hotel Eeysn,h and Broad Broad 81.
ne Sw lexington Hotel TrsIas and Nam .:rss..
G5andyJw Lexington Hotel Tvelnl and Main strceta
Harley R. b, John Freeman, l. sout, Third street
II, f. lexington Hotel Twelfth and yains'r
Iinehlett A. 81, Judge 8 B. Witt, ses Park Avenue
Hunt j.. Al Home, i s9I Foy ya, Avenue
Inv richard Lexington Hotel Twelfth ADD NsinrrcetS
y n,ns. a Lexington Hotel Twelfth and Main streets
Tenn & ~ lexington Hotel Twelfth md
xnra, . y The Jefferson jefferson and Main Sta
iSs f:s s:,ss Hs: T F and s:is
Mspp F. Tods Hotel Eleventh and x Broad ~.
Msmsib A. Lexington Hotel Twefth and Main streets
Wajccs j X Tods Hotel Eleventh and Broad Sta
MSorman T. 8 Mn " G. Iumpkin les,Nnth street H.
M.. sr T. g. Lexington Hotel, Twelfth and Mainsryeo
L, Iesas:sa o TvS AND so MAIN .
p ps y9nI - ininston Hotel Twelfth and Main
Peatross o, Mr. G. T. Workman so Ha rs siTre, .
PenaS R n insips,on Hotel Twelfth
P oaa p Mr. Fame D. iIugheso Tvensth
Mrs Webb :
aeins Il, n Lexington Hotel Twelfth and
T'nor : n Mn : e. Allen al3 l.. Marshall street.
80. Texincron Hotel well nd Main
- ~ " q II Iask-r 6lZ y. Tventy-hfh -.
Walker {. H., Lexington Hotel, Twelfth and hainsu'e's
W. NJ Allen Third
Williams Edward Lexington Hotel, Twelfth and MAIN street,
Williams. j. NJ Lexington Hotel, I"enhi
Wiufre. v. Iexing Hotel, Twelfth ana siree'-
w. " 4, Lexington Hotel Twelfth and Main strss.s
CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION
HOME,
III, -. cr.,,osr A. Home y Twenty sixth T..
Sianneo,s y n IT. H Pollard Fuon Hill
= Claire oe and Grace s.reete
vyplI,;a A. NJ. / j Fowler 10 l.. Marshall
80 II "A W.sieer T.. Franklin stree.
inat.S - II M NJ l. Allen J.. Clay
lambeth :. JT, Mrs. NJ l. Allen iD' T. IA, So.
Martin. II. t., Mrs. l. j. Fowler ~ = "s's,a''
Shearer L. G. Claire Hotel, Nlnh ana ,fiH.e SueeH
| 80 claire Hot and
Ware, W. L.. Mrs. NJ. l.. Allen, HOS l.. Gay street.
FOR READnlsSIOs
Gu,t Hr->
roxicb g W Mrs NJ L. Allen 100 Clay street
LOCAL PREACHERS FOR oRDsArsa
c..., Ha Home.
Finch John p II. IT, Pollard Fulton Hi.
Wosari orlando Claire Hotel Ninth and Trace s'rsen
VISITORS.
Hot nome
J. D.. Bariee d. D., ~ ,o,,,,..,.
Lexington lVteA """'''NN
sc,,,.r IexingtonIIo,e Twelfth and Main streets
pi srh ,Dr ra,ine,n iIote Twelfth
,sL,a,rv - china Claire Hotel and Grace streets
= A. sue =, hr l.. r.x,nct,n u Twelfth md Main
Tho letter lis, Of Homes Mancho''erl
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The Outlook says:
The loss by fire OF the historic main
building Of tho University o. Virginia IL a
serious impairment for the moment Of the
facilities Of one Of our foremost institu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-10

william ]. White,
Junias Riddick.
n. J. ". Anderson,
~. Claire Hotel.
i. Elwccd Ti'.er,
ST. Clsire HOTEL
, st. Claire Hotel,
81. Claire Hotel.
Lexington Hotel,
81. Claire Hotel,
Lexington Hotel.
Leroy Y. Carter.
Anthony Bsrsanin,
w II. Owens.
Charles X. Willis
l., Rev J. T. Whitley,
James II. Elan,
, G. Watt Taylor.
or, IT. El~o,d Tilicr,
nm b. judge $. u. Witt
St Claire Hotel,
II, 70. I.eckey, Jr,
i. W. II. Owens,
G., Al Home,
Edmund Waddill,
J. Lexington Hotel,
7 l.. BlaniOn,
J. W. Blsnton,
, r. l.. Blanion,
7. l.. Blanton,
b, J. A. Booker,
., Jr., William NJ Balm,
Charles /. Conley,
81 Claire Hotel,
slrs. VI. u. Meredith,
Lexington Hotel,
Fori's Hotel,
II seldom Taylor.
Mrs. W. Street.
T.. st. Claire Hotel,
Ford's Hotel.
81. Claire Hotel,
-. Claire Hotel,
> H.. rord's Hotel,
H., -. Claire Hotel,
r. Lexington Hotel,
Alfred Wait.
St. Claire Hotel,
St Claire Hotel,
A., Lexington Hotel
Mrs. Jean Crouch,
J. n. Bnrch,
d. X. Weisigor,
Charles +. Conlsy,
At Home,
Daniel X. weisiger,
Mr.. u =. Davis,
ST Claire Hotel.
:. st. Claire Hotel,
7. Wiley Davis,
J II Drake,
Mrs T.. II. Conrad,
D., Mr.. X. l.. Michaels,
81. Claire Hotel,
A.. Mr.. Jean Crouch,
~. Claire Hotel,
Lexington Hotel,
Andon p. Jones,
II. Claire Hotel,
James II. Barton,
81. Claire Hotel,
Mrs. l.. VI. Roberts,
Mrs. V. z. Millikin,
f0rd's Hotel,
Ford's Hotel,
Ford's Hotel,
/, St Claire Hotel,
Il A. Puryear.
Lexington Hotel,
Lexington Hotel,
Col. A. 5. Bufori,
J., Fori's Hotel,
T., DR.. l.. Il. Edwards,
H., Rev. W. ". Lear,
Ford's Hotel,
Forl's Hotel,
st. Claire Hotel,
a. Mrs. Jean Crouch,
J., ST Claire Hotel,
st. Claire Hotel,
Mrs. Fannie d. Hug
/, Tord's Hotel,
ford's Hotel.
Leroy +. Brown,
J. I. Montgomery,
Lexington Hotel,
81. Claire Hotel,
Rev. NJ d. Rucker,
ford's Hotel,
c. ii. Hasker,
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Tho letter M in the i Of Homes ManchoeF.'
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Home.

Ninth and Grsf. ftr--sA
Ninth and Grace streetA
Eleventh and Broad SIS
Twelfth and Main streets.
Twelfth and Main streets
Twelfth and Main -trceta
Eleventh and Broad So
Eleventh and Brood >iA
Ninth and Grace streets.
Twelfth and Main strrcis.
Twelfth and Main streets
Twelfth and YlAnrtreeA
Twelnhand Main streets
Twelfth and Main Streets
Ninth and Grace streets
7l2 Z. franklin street.
Ninth aud Craze streets
Eleventh aud Broad Sta
Eleventh. and Brad stA
Twelfth and Main streets
Twelfth and Main streets.
Eleventh and Broad S's
Eleventh AMI Broad Sis.
Twelfth and Main streets.
Twelfth and Mainstrcets.
Twelfth and Main strceta
II South Third street.
Eleventh and Broad Sta
Twelfth and Main strceia.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-05-02
Her GREAT MISTAKE.
Mac. Was Only After His Wasted valua-
bles.

Again has woe come to the emotional
bosom Of Macallister McIlhenny, and
it roosts upon each surging throb like
a bird of evil omen.
Only week of bliss, and then the
frost, the nippinS frost, that came like
thief in the night and pinched the
heart of our hero of the sorrowful luck.
He had fallen in love with beauti-
full maiden, soft of eyes and tender of
heart, but not for Macallister Nell
benny. She was the only daughter of
rich and naughty coroner, and she
loved her fathers clerk, whose fees
were his fortune.
1t came to pass tn en-, when Macallis-
ter Mcllhenny preferred his simple re-
quest for her heart aud hand, she re-
specially but firmly declined, saying
in that guileless, disingenuous, original
way of hers that she would not be his
wife, but would be g sister to hin-oh,
so gladly extending her lily white
hand with string tied to it.
That was on ly last night, and this
night he had cone to gather up the
rich and costly presents he had given
her, and she was sitting in the draw
ing-room with her mother, when :here
came Il pull at the door bell like the
sluggish pull of a mud turtle alta frisly
fshline
WHO can that be?" asked the maid
EMS mother as she waited for the but
Ter to respond TO it.
1T is Macallister McIlhenny, man.
ma, replied the girl.
What is he coming here tonight
for? l thought you gave him the bou
excuse me, mean rejected him last
night"
II did, mamma
Then, what is he coming here to-
night for?'
II suppose, mamma" said the fair
creature, gazing tenderly on a photo
graph of her fance, that he wishes
ne to hold an inquest on him."
AS Macallister Mcnhenny entered
the apartment there were tears in his
eyes Detroit Free Press
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-05-02

Though the practice of wine making
has ceased in England for more than a
century, the remains and records of
the old English vineyards are album
dant and suggestive. East Smithfeld
was converted into vineyard. and
held by four successive constables of
the tower in the reigns of Rufus, Henry
and Stephen. In the reign of Richard
II. the Little Park Mt Windsor was
taken for vineyard to supply the
castle; and it was asserted of the vale
of Gloucester that there is no prov
ince of England that hath so many, or
such good, vineyards as this country,
either for fertility or sweetness of the
grape; the wine thereof carrieth no un-
pleasant tartness, being not much in
ferior to the French in softuess. LOW
don Spectator.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-05-02

ought to tumbled the deer square in
its tracks, an she oughtn't to let the
first wolf git away, an now she hadn't
acted square with me in dealin' with
the second wolf. She had tumbled it,
o. course, but not SO it'd stay tumbled
an the wolf drug itself back into the
hole, though it was hard job fer it.
"'CatsH | says. You amt treatin'
me right, flint lock, l says. I'm afeard
you've give me a bad job here says.
But I've got to hev them wolves
says If I'd go home an tell Susan
let couple of wolves git away from
me- l says, shed give me a look an
say: Moses, I'm ashamed o. YEP an
she'd more'n likely say: Milk the
heifer; I'll go an git them wolves my
self" setch an astoundin' woman is
Susan
That's what said to oil flint lock.
an laid her down more in sorrow than
anger Maxim an inspection o. the
openin' in the rocks, seen that il run
in amazin' narrow fer three or four
feet, an then spread out into quite a
nice shown of cave.
"'That entry TO them wolves house
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-05-02
THE GERMAN FOREST.
1t Is Resort of the People at All Sea
sons o: the Year.

1t Is Resort of the People at All Sea-
sons o: the Year.
The forest offers its special attrac-
lions in every season of the year. In
the winter there are sleighing parties;
at Easter and Whitsuntide the German
forests literally swarm with tourists
for the school youth of all Germany
make long pedestrian excursions in
the spring. Almost every German
town calls a Schutzenverein "a rifle
club its own. And wherever forest
is in the vicinity, there, surely enough,
the targets are set up and a pictur-
esque Schutzenhaus is erected. There
every week the town people congre-
gate, and the echo of their rifles is heard
far and wide. There Schutzcnvereine
form distinct feature of social life of
the German middle classes.
The Germans love to erect monu-
ments to their great men amid the
solitude of trees The national monu-
ment, opposite Bingen on the Rhine
erected to commemorate the victories
of 1s70-7l-s stands against woodland
background, the famed Niederwald
In the midst of the Teutoburg forest,
in the principality of petmold, there is
monument to Arninfis in memory of
his victory over the Romans. 1t is not
the least typically German character
istic of Bismarck that he resides at
FREDERICKSBURG, in the midst of an old
Saxon forest-the Sachenwald. There
throughout the year his many admirers
give each other rendezvous to do honor
to Germany's greatest latter-day cham
pion. --Chautauquan.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-05-02

ag'in. l wouldn't a ben, nuther, if il
hadn't a ben fer Susan. Nothin
surer'n that, sir!
'''Twas the day afore Chris mas, an
me an Susan was going to Parks, five
mile down the creek, mex day to eat
Christmas dinner.
i Susan | says, seems to me
ought to go out an git deer, SOS we
kin take some ven'son long with us to-
morrow, as sort of a Christmas present
to Joe an Sally Ann. Hadn't ~
says.
Course We had!' says Susan. Git
a nice fat one
$50 took oil flint lock an went out.
hadn't gone more'n two miles fore
jumped up as nice an fat buck as
ever see. l let oil flint lock holler, an
j see by the way the buck twitched his
tail an sprung away that l had
touched him and touched him bad
went on, an found the snow all splat-
tered with blood, an blood marltin
the deer's trail.
"'Here's goin' to be a saddle O VEN
son. says, 'setch ash make Joe an
Aoo11y ain dI 4 IuNi bllCy COlAC lAbO
these here woods | says.
Il follered the deer's track, thinkin'
how ticl1led Susan'd be when she sees
that nice, fat deer, and the blood got
thicker an thicker, an the bucks
tracks slower an slower till | know'd
I'd soon come up to him dead or dyin'.
Poorly soon, though, seen somethin'
that jist made my blood bile. Some
other tracks showed in the snow, right
along the deer's They was wolf
tracks-two on 'em, a follerin' the
deer!
Il hurried on, an hadn't gone hun
6red yards when / come square out on
the wolves an the buck. The buck
was down, an the wolves was tearin'
an gnashin' away at him tremendous.
j up an blaZed away at one o the
wolves, and hit him bad. Away they
both went, the wounded one havin' a
hard time of it, an lcavin' lots of his
worthless blood stainin' the snow as
see he was dead, an the wolves had
tore him so that my blood took to bill
In wuss'n ever.
"'Them wolves is with twenty five
dollars apiece says, an I'm bound
TO hev 'em, but if they wasn't with a
cent I'd hey EN- anyhow, jist fer their
mummixin Joe an Sally AIMS deer /
says, an disapp'intin Susan l says.
$50 follered the bloody wolf track.
The two devourin' varmints KEEP to-
gether. an l know'd where one went
t'other un'd go. They led me tolable
long chase, an they'd a led me a
longer un if the one wolf hadn't ben
wounded so bad. The trail led to an
openin' in a ledge O rocks, an there,
squattin' right in it, was the we'll
wolf. / whanged away. Old flint
lock didn't seem to be feelin jest up
> the mark that day. By rights she
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-05-02

is awful close work for the eyesr
says. There's got to be some tight
squeezin' done fore ! git in to hev it
out with them wolves l says. But
they'ln in there, an they've spilled Joe
an Sally AIMS deer, an they've disap-
p'inted Susan, an they'm worth
twenty-five dollars apiecen SAYS. I've
got to hev 'em, squeeze or no squeezed
/ says.
$50 | took my buckhorn-handled
huntin' knife in one hand an started
in. By wigglin' an squeezin' an
twistin' an turnin' like an eel goin' I'D
a dam, got half through the narrow
entry, when | heerd a terrible obiec-
ton to my goin' any furder. There
was an ugly growl first, then a snarl,
then snappin' O jaws, an then the
hull of 'em together, an then the wolf
that made 'em sprung fer me an
socled its teeth in my left shoulder. 1
had my knife in my right hand, an l
didn't engage to lay there un' let the
wolf do all the sockin', so begun to
sock the wolf with the knife The
wolf hadn't slleert me, fer / was
'spectin' somethin' o that kind; but
the fight hadn't no more'n begun fore
| diskivered somethin' that jist turned
me cold from head to foot. an it
seemed to me as if could feel my hair
turnin' white.
Susan" says I, I'm afeard yer as
good as a widder
What was the disbivry l made?
Why, sir, | was stuck as fast in that
narrow place as if I'd a-ben built in
there when it was made! l couldn't
wiggle ahead, nor l couldn't wiggle
backwards. | didn't keer fer the wolf.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-05-02

Is such trial that men say LET the
house take care of itself" But the
conscientious wife feels bound to risk
health and strength in this annual
struggle with dust and dirt. The con-
sequence of her feverish anxiety over
extra work is depletion of the blood,
the source of all life and strength,
manifested in that weak, tired, nervous
condition too prevalent at this season
and very dangerous if allowed to con-
tinue. What every man and woman
needs in the spring is Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla 1t keeps the blood vitalized and
enriched, and thus sustains the nerves
and all the bodily functions.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-05-02
Short Journeys on n Long Road

Is the characteristic title of profusely
illustrated book containing over one hun
dred pages of charmingly written descrip.
lions of summer resorts in the country
matter is new, the illustrations are new,
and the inform alton therein will be new to
almost everyone.
A copy of "Short Journeys on Long
Road'' will be sent free to anyone who will
enclose ten cents ito pay POSTAGE to GEO.
II. HEAFFoRD, General Passenger Agent
Chicago, Milwaukee g. St. Paul Railway,
Chicago, III.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-05-02

Sounds but mockery to the dyspeptic. he
hears it, of course, but his stomach does not
respond to the call. He ''goes through the
motions" and suffers afterwards for the
small amount of victuals he partakes of. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters alters his condition
heartily, and assimilate thoroughly. Ma
laria, rheumatism, constipation and bilious
ress are conquered by this world-famed
medicine.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-05-02
This Means Business.

On the principal lines of the Chicago,
Milwaukee q st. Paul railway passenger
trains are electric lighted, steam heated and
protected by block signals. With these
modern appliances, railway travelling at
high speeds has reached a degree of safety
heretofore unknown and not attainable on
roads where they are not in use. Electric
lights and steam heat make it possible to
dispense with the oil lamp and the car
stove. Block signals have reduced the
chances for collisions to the minimum by
maintaining an absolute interval of space
between trains.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1895-05-02
SPRING CLEANING

81 take Hoods Sarsaparilla every
spring, and it is the only medicine I use
through the year. 1t enables me to do
nv house cleaning and farm work ALI
through the summer. 1t helped me
very much for palpitation of the heart.
1 think Hoods Sarsaparilla is the medi-
cine for everyone and all who take it
will never be without it. 1 have also
used Hoods Pills and they are the best
l ever tried" Mrs. f. 81. ANDREWS,
S. Woodstock, Ct.