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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-04-19
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-04-19

Trains 80, IS, 81 and 20, between Jack
sonville and st. Augustine daily.
Train 202, between Miami and Fort
Pierce daily, except Sunday.
Train 2a, between Fort Pierce and
Miami daily, except Monday.
Trains IS and 20 south OF st. Angus
tine daily. except Sunday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-11-25
OUR ASSISTANT EDITORS.
CORES 9sn ience From Many Points Within
the BOrierS Of Garrett
MANY IMPORTANT ITEMS OF NEWS.
''The RepubIican's'' staff of Wide-a-Wake
News Gatherers is Becoming Aug
mented by Additional Ones.
We Want More.
Accident,

PLENTY eof rain and mud at this
writing
Mr.. and Mrs Silas Turner and little
daughter, of Milledgeville. H., spent
last Thursday visiting Mr.. John f.
Gnagey. They were on their way to
Mr.. Turner'S parents, near Frostburg.
Mr.. C. c. Speicher has improved his
property by the erection Of a chicken
coop.
Another Improvement is a tan bark
walk leading from Accident to Tan
nersville
Mr. NJ. II. Hoffman, the photogra-
pher, will move his gallery to Sails
bury this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Fike, Of Illinois,
are visiting at Mr.. j. t. Gnagey's, the
parents of the latter.
Miss Martha Gnagey returned home
from Illinois one day last week. She
will spend the winter at her home in
Accident
Mr.. John E. Gnagey shipped forty
live turkeys one day last week.
Farmers are very busy doing their
fall work.
The other day a number Of our boys
went to Sang Run and visited one of
the largest caves in the county
One night this week Mr.. c. G.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-11-25
The Eastman Trial.

The case of Col Robert w Eastman,
indicted for the murder of Frank Z.
Thompson, was called by Judge Holt
in court at Parsons, w. Va, yesterday
morning. Col. Eastman entered the
court room with the sheriff at ten
o'clock. He shook hands with his
counsel and took a seat between At
torneys McGraw, of Grafton, and II.
g. Moffatt, Rappahannock, Va, and
Marshal Mccormick, Berryville, Va.
The defense offered twelve pleas of
abatement, all of which were objected
to by the prosecution. Judge Holt
adjourned court early%in the after
noon until tomorrow morning so as
to have time to examine the pleas.
The indications now are that the
case will last week or two. There
are some twenty-five or thirty wit
nesses to be examined on each side.
Col. Eastman, who was seen at the
Jail, was in fairly good spirits, but
was fearful that the alleged existing
prejudice might deprive him of fair
trial. His friends kept him well sup
piled with wine and cigars. Col.
Eastman now wears a full beard.
Heretofore mustache was his only
hirsute adornment. His sister, Miss
Emma C. Eastman, of Flint Hill, Va,
and his wife are with him, being
guests of the family of Sheriff Riley
Harper. They are bearing up well
under their trouble.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-11-25
Shade Mills.

We are having nice weather at this
writing.
Miss Laura c. burst intends going
to Piedmont to spend the winter.
Mr. Marx W. Layman, who was at
Bayard on business trip, returned
home Friday last.
Mr., John F. Steele, of Koontz
Mines, paid Wesley burst q visit on
Saturday.
Our school is making rapid progress
under the direction of Miss Lizzie
Hall.
Most of our farmers are engaged in
hauling props for the mines
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-11-25
NUMBER 3S.

few equals in the county in this par
ticular line. The singing was good
too. In fact it was an up-to-date af-
fair all around, such as only a master
mind like the professors could ar
range.
We are all good, straight RepubIi-
cans now and will be until after the
appointments are made We will all
claim we voted for the Senator now
since he is elected to get him to use
his influence in our favor, and dear
Doctor, you must believe us all, won't
VOU1
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-11-25
Sang Run.

We are having some nice weather
at present.
The shooting match at l.. R. Van
sickle's on last Friday was largely
attended. Messrs. n. c. Browning
and Byard Frantz carried off the
largest number of turkeys.
Mr.. J. Arthur Chisholm, of Friends
vile, Md, spent two or three days
recently visiting Jos. Frantz and
family.
Prof. Groves spent Thursday night
as the guest of +. G. Cuppett.
Mr.. Chas. Friend, of Hoyes, has
been engaged with his brother James
of this place, for the past week taking
an inventory of the store of James
Friend & Co,
Mr.. Editor, after another two
weeks of profound mental eXertion
your pusillanimOus correspondent
from Hoyes has sent forth his etiica-
cious eifulgent mission Of egotism.
This is not a company concern, nei-
ther is it borrowed, but it comes di-
rect from the cranium Of rip Van
Wrinkle"
admit am fond of deviled crabs.
AS for my brain, | think | have
equally as much as you, for if wry-
necked. spindle-shanked, spider-leg-
ged, tangle-footed, hatched-faced,
viperous-eyed long-visaged, psalm
singing fellow like yourself were all
brain Except your feet it would be
no more than that of an infant.
Had You said my attainments as a
vocalist were equal to those of Patti,
who is renowned for the condOlceZza,
doloroso, eXpressione, leggierissimO
and gustoso of her voice instead of a
Il Mozart or Beethoven, | might have
felt mplimented, but as it is, don't t
feel at all elevated. | did not chal-
lenge you to sing for liquor, for |
don't indulge in strong drink but if |
did | don't think it would take a
barrel to satiate my appetite, but of
course it is different with topper. OF
course we don't blame you for trying
to deteri0rate oar class, whose defect
able melodies dawdle in our peaceful
valley, for we suppose you were
brought up like the children of the
early Athenians, to be loyal to your
native town, and to help make it
excel, but whose recent defeat has
caused you long days and nights of
lachrymose lamentation.
Now as near as ! can learn, the
following is the lamentable condition
which prevails in the Hoyes class, viz:
CONSERVATION, lamentation, agita-
ton, indignation, aggravation, eNas-
peration, desperation of the pOpula.
ton at the deplorable situation
financial prOstration, business stagna
tion, anticipation of starvation, con
temptation of contiscation and desola
ton, with no indication or expectation
of reparation or justification of saliva
ton from the pusillanimous admins
tratiOn. RIP VAN WINkLE.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-11-25
How to Cure Bilious Collie.

have suffered for weeks with collie
and pains in my stomach caused by
biliousness and had to take medicine
all the while until | used Chamber
lain's Collie Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy which cured me. | have
since recommended it to a good many
people. Mrs. F. Butler. Fairhaven,
Conn. Persons who are subject to
bilious collie can ward off the attack
by taking this remedy as the first
symptoms appear. Sold by Oakland
Pharmacy and j. w. Laughlin Deer
Park
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-11-25

Young men know by observation
and experience the value of good rep
utation as an agent for their advance
ment in business life; they may not
appreciate so highly the value of
good character. The distinction be
tween character and reputatian is
well defined, though they are usually
related one to the other 1t is seldom
q man Of bad character has a good
reputation, or vice versa, and yet it is
possible for men to establish a good
reputation in business circles when
their characters in social life are bad
The business world knows nothing of
their private or home life, and thence
arises the possibility of man having
a good reputation and bad charac-
ter, The young man engaged in lay
ing the foundation for what he hopes
may be a prosperous career should be
careful to establish and maintain a
good character upon which to build
good reputation. Neither success nor
happiness can be surely maintained
without the possession of good char
acter. The man of reputation who
knows that it is insecure because of
his bad character, though this may
be unknown to the people with whom
he comes in contact, is paraIyZed by
fna ~ n an
before men for fear that attention
being directed to him, he may be de
tccted and have his true character re-
Vealed. Some years ago information
came to certain gentlemen that
bank had been looted and was on the
verge Of failure. They knew that
mutual friend, treasurer of great
corporation, kept his accounts at the
bank, and they went out of their way
to give him a friendly warming He
did not heed it, the bank failed and
the treasurer was irretrievably
ruined. His friends could not under
stand his behavior until trial in the
criminal courts revealed the fact that
the treasurer himself had been en-
gagged in robbing the bank; that he
knew all about its condition, and that
he did not attempt to withdraw his
account because he knew that
there We're not enough funds to
withdraw meet his claim. and
knew also that to attempt to
would precipitate the failure he hoped
to put off His reputation was good,
but his character was bad. His friends
knew only his reputation, but he him
self knew his character. He could
not act as duty required because of
his own secret faults. TO be brave,
outspOken, fearless, man must have
a clear conscience. a guilty conscience
docs make towards of us all" 1t is
therefore, important for young men
/ to guard we'll both character and rep
utatiOn, striving to create a good i'm
/ preston with other people, but striv-
ing also to live in such way as to
Justify the favorable impression.
Good character and good reputation
are not only factors in producing sue
cess in business; they are most impor-
tant factors in producing the happi-
ness of the individual who is so fortu-
nate to possess them.-BaltO. Sun.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-11-25

SelbySport.
The farmers about all done husking
corn, H. NJ. Frazee being number one
as to the number of barrels raised.
He had over five hundred barrels.
Jonas Frazee, of Pittsburg, Pa, who
spent about two months in our town
with friends returned to the city Nov.
18th.
Mr. Clarence Dewitt, of Frostburg,
is visiting his uncle II. NJ. Frazee of
our town.
Our new mail messenger and the c.
& O. train failed to make connections
on Saturday evening leaving the
pouches lay over Sunday in our office.
Who is to blame?
Prof A. w. Dewitt was visiting
friends and relatives at Hoyes Satur-
day and Sunday.
f. j. Stuck and Jasper Frazee made
Il flying trip to Somerfeld, Pa, on
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Riley, of Friends
vile, were visiting their numerous
relatives in and near our town Sun
day.
n. Speelman, attorney at-law, was
in town Saturday on business.
Mrs. j. j. Knapp, who has been
confined to her bed for the past three
months with rheumatism, is now able
to be about the house again on
crutches.
Prof. Dewitt has organized a liter
airy society in his school which is
proving to be IA great success. He
does not allow it to interfere with the
studies of the pupils in any way. He
called the parents andpupils together
on last Friday evening to show the
parents what live teachers can do and
he did it to the satisfaction of all. The
scholars all acquitted themselves well
but Miss Allie Frazee deserves special
mention, as all present agreed that
she has no equal in the school when
it comes to recitation. We will go
still further and say that she has but
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-11-25
OAKLAND MARYLAND. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1897.

Garlitz, is doing more business this
season than he has ever done before
in one season. He is a jovial fellow.
Friday, Saturday and Sunday were
Indian Summer days.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-11-25
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
Well, here we are again; better late

FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENCE.
Well, here we are again; better late
than never.
And Thanksgiving nigh at hand.
We believe there are two hunters to
every pheasant in our vicinity as the
hunters can be seen quite often and
pheasants are scarcely ever seen.
Our Avilton hack was very busy
Friday evening hauling passengers
from the pike to Mckenzie literary.
The passengers all purchased round
trip tickets but the hack driver failed
to make his appearance after literary
and the parties were compelled to in
vest in cross-tie ticket and hoof it
back Notwithstanding the muddy
condition of the roads.
The shingle mill at Cissaboo is at a
stand still for few days as they had
another break.
Mr.. John Merrill was seen passing
through our quiet little burg this
morning. There must be some at
traction out this way, John.
All who attended the literary at
Mckenzie school Friday night report
lively time. The house was well
filed and the best of order was pre-
served. The Weekly Welcome was
well worth reading as it had some
very interesting notes in it's columns
especially the "Nevers."
Our wide-awalle merchant, X. f
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-11-25

former position.
3D.. An annual change from month
to month, depending on the season,
and in no way connected with the
secular variation.
4th. The secular change due to the
constant swing of the magnetic decli-
nation.
9TH. Local attractions, and even
magnetic storms. At Oakland on
October 70, 1896, DR.. Bauer found
that one of his morning observations
required a correction of sixteen min
utes due to the latter cause 1t was
in no way associated with a thunder
storm or visible outward cause.
| have dwelt upon this description
of the compass to show some of the
many errors to which a survey made
with one are liable, and because the
line run in the present suit by West
Virginia in 1894 was thus run, as was
also the so-called Deakins line, if ever
run as a consecutive line.
The two lines being run on the part
OF Maryland, namely, the retraring
of the Michler line of 1859, and the
new or Brown and Bauer line, are
transit lines and do not depend in
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-11-25
AyiItoIl.

Hog cholera is raging throughout
the neighborhood.
Messrs. Waldo Broadwater and
Henry Duckworth took a flying trip
to Dams mountain recently.
Mr.. O. C. Robson, teacher of the
Coleman school, has been applying to
the lads of his school such dressing as
they need.
Mr.. Oscar Robson and Miss Brady
were the guests of Mrs Weitzell last
Sunday.
Rev. Jesse Robeson, accompanied
by his two daughters, Minnie and
Cora, spent Sunday last at Paw Paw,
West Va. OAK HILL.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-09
Sotuas ~&egiStatur.

2srbag, 27oe neutrality-suspicious.
rens 8uosettomiteer er enbelis blepnc
enise ON De npe Stattelope. s be ie,
mere Slar bar Der life uaret noset Sors
flag oppe til 8isfus ion, iom bar pas
ret omiattet meb iaamesen Sntsresie
Staten runbt iom bette 5orllag, Der
belt igiennem i~oranbrer Gtatens Stats
telope. III Gienbom ifal bereiter tare.
res til 333 grocent al bens ptrfelise
gnrbi.
Senatet peotos ibas 5orIasst ON
at neoIatte 2snren for 8eitprerue for
Sinosip9eaipler til $1,000, ben bar
bibtil p~arieret fra $4,000 til $4,000.
Snsoas 3bie Warts.-@ep @p5ier
fra @utbrle Center bolot en- lang 8pn
/ Senatet ioas % ipscielt bah ban ON,
at bet life MATTE lpffes 2egislaturen
at pebtase Sorilaset ON 3iluirfn,ns at
Nusoriffe / Staten. Ga0erierue bar
fplote til 3ransiel, oa 5Urilaset mob,
toses fra Sulet, men bet bleu uoen
0ebat benuilt til Semperancefomiteen.
5orIla9et Dnl, at Counter, iom ienber
iinbs ip9e til alplerne. ifal betale for
oeres Spbolo Der, blep i0rfaitet af Ses
natet. Oct blep paaitaaet. at Der er
800 Eerioner / Statens Gipler, lom
bprer biemme / andre Stater os iom
fplterS Staten $50, 900 omglaret. Oct bar
iiar Gunntierne lanss Wtisiisiippi us
Wisiouri 6loberne, iom bar imoo bette
5orilas % nebltemte bet meo 80 mob
10 Stemmer.
3orsbas Abe Marts.-al. III ions
iremlatte 9emofraten Mauaban isls
sence Geiolut'On: Da ri netop MI bar
faaet en- ny Greiioent. laa bore bet
beIluttet, at hi lpper ben npe 9lb,
miniltratiOn Dor Ststte i S%pretbplbrls
fen al be PATRIOTIC @runbiatninser,
iom ct iaa bprebare for bet amerifans
lfe 5olf, ps ium Dor &esjering altio
bar iul9t meo Senipu til ben uoenris.
tie Holitlf. 9enne Heiolution blep
e%nitemmis peotaset, baaoe 3emufrater
% Gepnblifanere itemte for ben.
Senatet uebtus 6ori laset ON at neoz
iatte Sernbantummisiare 9su fra
$4,000 til $4,000. Oct pebtcs csiaa
Suiets &~siolution ON at foretase en-
u%noerisselie at Statens Snititutioner.
Meolemmer a I benne &omite iaar life
Setalins for fit Irbeibe, os ben fan
fun unceripse Gtutens Snititutiouer,
men life Statsembebs manrene.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-09

2pman s. Gage af Ghieogo, Su.
5inansminiiter.
Gen. Rusiea u. IIeer af Wihigar
arigsminiiter.
Sofepb W'aenna at California
SuititsminiIter.
Sobn .. Gong al Masfa9uIettS
Marinemiriiter.
Sdmes 8illon AZ Soma 2ano.
brugsminiiter.
Cornelius q. gliis al Ietp Yor.
Snoreminiiier.
9ommer Sdmes q. Garp al Marps
Lamb 8eneralpoitmeiter.
Nae MiniItrene er prpteitanter meb
llnotaseIie at M'aenna, iom er aa=
tbolif.
Wilidm McainIeD er be 5orenebc
Stoters 24oe pr9iioent. 8arret u.
Sobart at Nep Seriep er 8icepreiis
bent unber BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-09
81. Wanicns Nmmorciic.

Gfterat babe bpIbt AZ Soreoro E;
Gnglano, bppr ben fore Noropolsfoyr
MI befinoer fig. bill ban / Sluttsr At
Marts besipe fig til Berlin. Scr al.
ter bet 8%eosrafite Selitab at oips 5,m
en- ~itordrtet Mpbtagning; men eft,,
6orlDoenoe pil ban lite optrppe oHsnt,
Zig, fsient ban tunbe tiene Qenos o,r.
peo. 5or 100 5preoraq / 9pitlors.
fornemite 8per ital ban pare tuOtr
$4,000; men ban bar a~fildaet silbg.
bet.
sra berlin saar Or. HonIen til Ct.
petersburg, bpor Hesierinqen piI oiD
en- ofentlig Set for ham. Saa bsoi.
Der ban fig til paris ifslae Snobnosis
at ben frantic 8eneraltoniul / Gbyi.
ltianid. S Sum- psnber 0otturen IL.
ba9e til Norge % bill / Sommer,rs
Seb opbolbe Jig paa tit 2anoIteo Chs.
ater fpr at finoe en- bel f"ortient Spils.
W'en til Soften refer ban uo ioisr.
'San tommer til Neip gort / 0ftobr
o9 ital bolbe so 5prebrds / forfidlia
az Imeritas gper, b%eriblunot G6i
cago % minneapolis.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-09
@iscomTns &egiStatmr.

Sreoas, 26oe Sebruar. --@upernpren
ienote for fort 9io iiben ct SuoItab til
2esislaturen, bopri ban anbefalebe en-
ipeciel @fat, iaa Der funoe blipe ct
SperIfub , Statsfasien Ell, iao man life
buert Iar bebepeoe at beuoenoe fig
neutrality-suspicious. meo Ssn ON at
faa oeres 9icenie betalt i 5orltup.
Somiteen for Statsanlissenoer bar
uoarbeioet ct Surilas ON at p~aalesae
en- ipeciet Sfat ai36emteoele at / Mia
for be nelte 2 Gdr. Ssrmeb pilbe
man faa lno pmfrIns s250,Oo0. ss>
natet iorfaiieoe Isiolutiunen ON at
i%oranore @runolpuen, ioa Sberifien
fan siepalses. Ser bar Ell ifarp De-
bat Nsiemblp | I%nleonius ct Jorllas
ont at opb9pe 2epen on Seifatnins al
Dampitlbe. 9eune Sou u~eotpses ipr
2 sar lloen, % iiclse ben tarerss %
-
belfattes Sampitibe efter 3ounasen.
Glerne al Sampitibc er / 5apcr ai ben
samle Sop. DC flyer, at, buis ben
ppbaoes, pil 9ampifibseierne flptte til
Chicago % Gulutb, bpor Sfattelopene
er mere sunltise for benz enb i @iss
coniin. Oct ier BOG no til, at ben
samle 2cp oil blipe pp9apet. Isiems
blp pebtps ct 6orIlas om at ppbape
9ouen, iom tiaaoer Counter at ienoe
0ranfere til aeelifurannalter. Ges
natet pebtpg &eiolutionen ON at
icranore @runolousu, iaa Der fan ubs
naunes ct 8oaro Of Yarbpns, % ct
Sorilas ON at sipe M,lwaufee Gpuntp
ilere arebsbpmmere.
Wanoas, life Warts. ioaa
a n~iGouanlis fort. Gn bel Del Yss
tlticner iremlasbes % npsle iaa min.
Ore pistise Gorilas seotpses.
Strsoaa, 2oen Starts. - EQUATOR
Mnnions 69llesreiolutton ON at tiuas
De equator Stout at iremiette ct Sor.
lla9 ON at ~bempuoise 8npernpren III
at erilare ben 7be SUM 1898 for Sels
lisbas. ba bet ben Dag pil bliue so
gnr iioen Citizens Gmbeosmeno tils
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-09

traaote fine Gmbeoer bleu pebtaset.
0etoeotos % iaa 5orlaset ON at iuos
'arhle Weieri,tat,itit og npgle andre al
Total Snteresie.
5niet bebanbleoe Gburbes 5orllas
ON 6orbuo at Sal9 al SIS fra Jlooer.
Glue ps Snbiper, buuri gilsbsfanaler
tpmmes. SIR. Hap fra So Grosie iass
be, at, bpis rette 5orilas bfeu Sop,
piloe bet itanbie belle S%sinbultrien pao
Wtlsiis iippifloben, os bet blep ieners
i%rembRuet, at bet piloe blipe umuligi
at tase S. fra noeet 8asbras i Stas
ten. bpis Jorlnset ueotoseS.
Snsoas. 3bie Starts. - Suiet be-
banOleoe isien ioas Scr. Saas 5ors
flag imob 5ripas. Mr. SaI bar ben
snelte, iom talte for oenne Geiorm.
San Iasoe, at @runoene for bets 8eb.
taselle bar iaa Hare, at Gnbuer funbe
%foritaa benz. Meolemmerne af aomi,
teen, lasbe ban. bar Iopofater, os ban
trooe, at lite npsen al benz uitoe ipre
en- Sag mob ct Sernbauefompani for
Ell Surp, Tom fab meo Gripas / Sons
merne. Gn Surpmanb bleu for fort
Sio iioen unoifplot for at oare Meb.
lem al en- Surp i Ell Sag mob ct Serus
banefompani, ioroi ban Bapbe ct 5ri-
pas, % ben lamme 9ommer, lom
fritos bam for bette Irbeioe, ienbte
oerpaa aae fine 5ripas tilbase til
neutrality-suspicious., iurbi ban troes
be, at ban lille funoe oemme upartiIt
meo 2ummerne iuloe at 5ripas. Sc.
g"islaturen bar / en- big 5pritano en-
Surp, % bisle Surpmenb tunoe beller
life banole upartiit meb 5ripas i aom.
merne.
Sreoas, ste Marts.-S Senatet an
befalebes til @ebtaselie ct 8Orllas ON
at siue Milmaufee, Gacine os aenoiba
electric &ailrpap 50. 8et til at frpoie
Chicago e. Nortbtueltern 8anens
SporIeie peo Sso Milipaufee. @eb
bette 5orilas faar eleftriite 8aner be
iamme &ettisbeoer ipm almino sllse
Sernbanetompanier / lang Sio bar
bait.