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MATTooN. ILL, June 20, 1891.

ED1ToR CAPITAL-The proposed ded-
ication of the A. NJ. +. Church III thls
citv on Yesterday was failure because
there was not enough money raised 10
nav off the debt. The pastor had ire
nuently said that if the money was
not raised to liquidate the debt the
dedication would be postponed uhtll
the money was raised, and ne mas uo1le
as he said he would so far. Ihe dept
was $4,000. They raised S14.Oo OF that
and inst as soon as the balance can be
raised the church will be dedicated.-
Mr.. John Anderson passed away oil
June oath, and was buried on june
25th. Rev. Stephenson attended Ine
funeral at the A. NJ. +. Church. FROM
thence he was taken to Dodge GroVe
Cemetary. after which the mournefs
and many friends which wept, cleared
away their tears and hastily turned
attention to the cares of this busy
world.-A. Perry and HI. Watson nave
thoroughly renovated their shops.
Brooks & Powell have placer III thelf
shops the Columbia green plush reVolV-
inc chairs.-Miss Lulu Archer return
from the s. s. Convention sick.-Mr
r. Norton is on the sick hst.-Mfs.
Lee, of Champaign, is visiting iflehos
in Mattoon this week.-M1ss Bass, VI VI
Indionola, is here enjoying hersel1
under the parental roof.-Ne greatly
fear that one of the Mattoon beiles
will 90 to Evanston, Ill, to make
very pleasing young man happy
T OF THE wATCHMAN.
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.TacksOnvilIe, III.

Mr.. l.. II. Green the popular mar
Dresser of Springfield attended the ?.
5. Convention. We overheard gentle-
man ask lady [?] if she thought mar
iiage a failure We did not ask hlm ms
reasons for so doing Mrs. +. Mayor
and son, Arthur of Springfield, are IN the
CITY the guest of Mrs. c. Partridge Mrs
Nellie Finnie nee Blue. of Peoria IS
home on visit.--The Ladies Ihlmble
Club of the Mt Emory Baptist Church:
on the 25th inst held very successful
fair i'm the basement of their Church
which was largely attended. frlzes
were awarded to those selling the largest
number of tickets and begging the !arg-
est amount on quilt and comfort Miss
Ollie Spencer won first prize for seiling
The most tickets, a dress pattern, she
sold 81. 35 worth of tickets: Miss Flora
Matthews received 2nd prize. lamp,
having sold 81 80. On the quilt Mrs
Dewitt brought in S1l.O4, while her
competitor Mrs. Warren Bryant brought
in $3.50. Somebody will surely sleep
warm next winter-A great many OF our
elder citizens were agreeably surprised
by the appearance of Mrs. SOPHIA Llnd-
say of Peoria, former resident VI thls
place. Miss Sarah Perkins of | lincoln
was the guest of Miss Virgie Hammers
| Chickens were a very scarce article last
week 3Octs being the cheapest price
pald. What a family reunion there
must have been out to the Insane Asylum
last Friday afternoon had the
pleasure of meeting one of Bloom ngton's
graduates last week in the person OF MISS
Belle Blue, highly entertaining young
lady.-Mrs. Caroline Allen OF Peoria,
formerly of our city spent portion OF
last week i'm the city visiting friends ano
attending conventions Miss Effie Hog.
gett left Saturday evening for Chicago.
The Mallory brothers are originating
a Mandolin Drill to be put on he boards
this season. We wish them success
Prof. Seals lectured to the members OF
St. John's Lodge of Masons On Wednes
dav evening-Mrs. Vincent Harris Is
quite ill.-Miss RhOda johnson VI Quincy
and Mrs. Mary Tibean of Keokuk Iowa
were the guest of Miss Josie jackson
Tuesday the 23rd. - The Relief Corps OF
the Gov. Yates Post gave soclablf
Monday evening upon the lawn or Mr
George Washington.-Ther was to have
been a game of ball between nine OF
single men and nine of married mef
on last Tuesday afternoon, but as there
were not enough of each TO play lt Wa
postpOned until next week Also pic
nic.--We regret very much that we were
unable to secure the names or al the
visitors in our city last week. = Misses
Lulu richer and Jessie Dorsey of Quincy
we're the guest of Miss Josie jackson
during Sunday School Convention The
ladies of the Tabernacle gave a sociabl'
At the residence of Mr.. Abe Freeman OF
Tuesday evening.
Go to Meir Wells One Price
Clothing House, 40 North Side
Square, Jacksonville, III.
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CHICAGO & Alton Rv'

Depot corner Third and Jefferson,
streets. Three through trains betWsenf
t. Louis and Chicago. On and after
Sun day, this date, trains will leave:
Springti eld as follows:
No Elk. Mail, daily ex. Suh hl:55 a.ln'
No. Lightning Ex., daily II ;50'p..M
No. 7 Through Express, daily s:4D'R.bA-
SOUTH
No. 2 Ex. Mail, daily ex. Sun. $3.50 p. ~.
No. 4 Lightning Ex., daily 3:45 a. m
No. s Through Express daily 6:45 a. m.
No. Z leaves st. Louis daily at 80 p.
m. takes sleeping car from Springfield
and arrives in Chicago at Z q. III
No. 8 leaves Chicago at lf1O p. IN.
daily with sleeping car for Springfield
and arrives in ST. Louis at III: G:4O II. m.
No. 3 and 4. lightning express trains,
stop only at principal stations. Close
connection made in st. Louis in Union
depot with all roads and in Chicago with
all points east. west and north.
No. I makes close connection for Pco-
ria and Rock Island via Bloomington.
1--WE trains for Kansas City, connecting
there with all trains north, south .and
west.
Fare always as low as by any other
route and time much quicker, chair cars
on passenger trains tree
Baggage checks to all principal points
For passenger and sleeping car tickets
and ali information apply at the depos
ticket office. Call and see ticket agent
before purchasing tickets e1sewhere.
J.P. LINDLEY, Agent.
T.,,Yzc CtJ TOM Gap pac hUpnt
III. CHAPPELL. General Manager.
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O.. & NJ.
OHIO & MISSISSIPPI RAILWAY
Fast Time
10
Cincinnati. louisville and all points
East and southeast. Y,
But one Night Out
But one Night Out

To Washington, Baltimore, Phrladei'
ph1a and New York.
Pullman Buffet sleeping Cars.
From Floria, on Main Line, % above
points, without change.
The Ohio g. Mississippi Railway Is the
only line running its own trains over its
own track to Cincinnati and Louisville,
where they make direct connections III
Union Depots with through trains fot
the East and for Jacksonville, Fla. and
all points in the Southeast. Our trains
make the best time and connections Tor
Tore Haute, GreencaStla, Indianapolis,
New Albany, Evansville. Nashville.
Tenn, Cairo, and all poiUts South via
Cairo
The 0 & Nj. Ry. is the direct ICLtr,
with new and inn r0ved train service 1G
Ka sas City Omaha. ST. Poul, Den er at -"
all points west, northwest and southwest
Passengers desiring tickets to isaN
point East, West, North or South, shouldi
call On or address the unde: signed Who'
will cheerfully furnish information as to-
rates for tickets and freight, time OH
trains connections. ETC., and Will attth,A
to shipping freight and checking
| baggage thr ugh to destination
Passengers viii save money by pttr7-
chasing tickets before entering the eass-
as the ticket rate is ten cents less than
| the train rate. N, j NEER.
Ticket Agent o. & NJ. k,
Springfield, Illinois.
| G.. q. JONES, District Pass'r Agent,
Vincennes, ind.
J. I Brainard w. Is Shattuc
Pres & Gen'I Mangr. Gen Pass AL
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HAS BECOME POPULAR:

Below we give the title of the
J. S. e. Railway, furnished us by !,
the Secretary Of the Rail Road and
Warehouse Commissioners, Mr.. !
J. III. Paddock, and our readers !!
will see the prospering condition
Of this line. So far as the phenom-
email success of the passenger de-
partment of this road is concerned
it is due to the efficient and compe-
tent General Passenger Agent, W.
W. Kent, who is personally known
by the travelling public throughout
Central and Southern Illinois tor
his integrity and amiable business
qualifications, which have made
him dear to all who have busl-
ness relations with that Company.
Mr.. Kent is christian gentleman,
who takes for his guide, three
words: Conscience, Record and
God. He has and viii succeed IN
whatever position he is called to
occupy.
| JACKSONVILLE SOUTHEASTEhN.
The title of the company operat-
ing this line is the Chicago, Peoria
& st. Louis. The main line first
operated as the J. S. E. Line, ex'
! tended from Jacksonville to Cen.
tralia. This line has been extended
: to Drivers under the title OF Louis
:, Vile 4 st. Louis. The Litchtield
: Carrollton & Western, extending
: : from Barnett to Columbiana, wa
), added to the J S. E. system. I'M
!. line of the P, P. & j., extendln:
l. = from Pekin to Jacksonville, am
: S. & N. W., extending from HaV
ana to Springfield, were purchase,
= of the Wabash and added to the )
q S. E. system. This line is ais
- operating the ST. Louis & Chlcag
y Railroad from Springfield to M
~ ~ Olive, and have extended the lin
- - to East St. Louis. AS will be OF
" . served, the system known as tn
= = J. S. E. Line is made up of a nun
na 10 Der of dependent roads; and Will
~ ~ it's corporate name is not the j.
'" r for commercial reasons it choo
bo es to operate under that title. Onl
ro - portion of this road has been Il
~ spected, being that part extendln II
10 10 from Pekin via Springfield to 81
~ Louis. Considerable new steel h'
or been laid between Havana ana L
w kin, and some renewals IN raj
W. have been made between Haval
~ and Springfield. Since the leasli
w. r of the st. Louis and Chicago I'm
'aa aa the section force has been increase
'~ ,1' and considerable Improvement III d
y been made. This line is now II
~ isbed to East St. Louis and tn
~ Santa Fe trains are running tro1
," Chicago to St. Louis, via Pekll
49, using this line from Pekin.
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PEORIA NE w =.
News and Notes.
Local and General.
PEORIA, ILL.

PEORIA, ILL.
Your correspondent attended the
picnic at Mackinaw last "Wednesday,
and was unable to get the Peoria let
fer ready for the press-Miss Caroline
Allen and Miss Sophie Lindsay are
visiting friends in Jacksonville Satur-
day morning.-Miss Susie Pleasant, OF
Quincy is in the city, the guest OF Rev.
and Mrs. McCracken.-Mr. +. ii.
Poindexter has returned to the city
Miss Maralie V. Johnson, of Litchfield
is in the city the guest OF her aunt
Mrs. A. Y. Conway.-Rev. McCracken
attended the Bishops Council at CHI
cago last week. Rev. Johnson return
ed with him and spent Sunday III TINS
city. He occupied the pulpit both
morning and evening. Rev. Johnson
is a very interesting speaker.-Mrs::
Horace Johnson, son, daughter and
niece. Cora Brown, left for Chicago
last Thursday night to be gone two
months.-There was an excursion to
Mackinaw last Wednesday. About
$50 went. and every one had good
time.-The Ward Chapel Literary
oaye a picnic at Birkett's Hollow, on
Friday of this week, and concert in
the evening. a CIoAoO PAc
was rendered. and Mrs. Charles
Ford entertained few friends Monday
evening last. An elegant collation.
was served There was a social
on Tuesday evening for the ben
eft of Mrs. Eastman, the widow OF
Rufus Eastman-Mrs. Georgia Hall
delegate to the 5. S. Convention at
Jacksonville, has returned and gives
q very fiattering account OF the man
ner in which she was treated. we
heartily endorse the step taken by the
members of the convention In passing
a resolution not to elect any one to the
position of superintendent who uses
iiouor or tobacco. This is one step IN
the right direction We think it
should extend to the teachers also
Reuben Hamilton left for Chicago last
nipht-Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Cruise, OF
macon, were in the city Monday-Mrs
r. r. Smith and granddaughter are
visiting at Lawn Ridge.
s. Merke. Restaurant and Lunch Couh'
ter. opposite depot. Peoria llls'
When arriving in Peoria: ILL.,,
call at the city Restaurant, 2Oo ano
2IO Fulton street, for first class
meal. J. A. Kelly, Prop'r.
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Sunday Trains on the "Blutf Line
Commencing Sunday, june 7th
1891, the st. Louis, Alton & Spring
field R. R., will commence running
Sunday trains and will make One
Fare for the round trip between all
Stations, affording an opportunity
of calling upon your friends, or tax
ing your family for a days recrea-
ton to any of the famous Summer
Resorts, located on the line, to which
special low rates will be made.
See bills announcing time and par
ticulars in regard to the different
Summer Resorts. F. Il. Fisher,
O. PA.
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Lincoln III.

Mrs. S. J. Fugua, the enterprls-
ing Seamstress, has all the trade
she can possibly handle; she is also
making speciality Of making Bar
hers and Walters Jackets which
are finding ready sale.-Rev' ;.
T. Cotrell the energetic and apie
pastor is making Lincoln one OF
the best charges IN Central Illinois;
He is popular with all classes and
denominations.-Mr. T. ID. Dickson
the genial tonsorial artist is pros
| pering Lincoln has one OF the
best Post Masters in the State.-Oul
able correspondent, Mrs; saraf
Perkins is doing good work.
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Summer Excursion rs.

The Chicago and Alton R. r
have now on sale Excursion tickets
to Denver, Pueblo, Colorado Spring,
Manitou and Trinidad, COL, at low
rates. Tickets good going wa one
route and returning via different
route and good to return at any
fine until Oct. 31st. Call on or ad-
dress J.P. Lindley, Ticket Agt.
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THE DECATUR EXCURSION FAILED
TO MATERIALIZE.
LINCOLN. ILL.

LINCOLN, ILL.
Editor Capital: Some OF the
people here were very much dlsap-
pointed over the failure OF the De
catur excursion, which was looked
and prepared for by the good cltl-
zens of Lincoln on last Sunday:
Baskets filled with eatables had
been sumptuously prepared at
some expense and the Baptist
Church was beautifully decorated
for the occasion, but not a single
person from Decatur put in an ap-
pearance. Thus disappointing the
entire community, who had llber'
ally appropriated for them.
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EXCURSION TO MINNEAPOLIS

On Wednesday, July 8, at $40
"a. M. an elegant reclining chair
car (seats free) will leave Spring
field via the Illinois Central, and
run through to Minneapolis with
out change; dinner at Mendoza,
supper at Dubuque, arriving at
Minneapolis next morning in am
pie time for breakfast. Pullman
sleepers will be attached to this
through train at Dubuque. Tick
cts on sale to the general public
July 7, 8 and 9, good to retuen as
late as Aug. 26, if desired, We
give you choice of routes, viz: The
Short line via Dubuque, or via
Chicago. The fare will be 1920
for the round trip. For pamphlet
of information apply to:
ID. G.. DUNSE TIL,
Pass. and Tkt. Agt., Springfield, III
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BLUFF LIN r.
ST. LOUIS ALTON AND SPRING
FIELD. r. r.

Take the 'Bluff line for Alton,
ST. Louis and Jerseyville, and all
points reached by these cities. Call
IN any ticket agent of this compan,
who will give you thr ugh rates anu
show you excellent connect ons o"
made by the new tain service
Rates as low as the lowest. Wheatrlca
troups will do. we'll to call and set
special inducements we can otfe
them. Reduced rates for all occas
f. E. FISHER,
Gen. Pass. Agt.
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THE FAIR.
Reo;ns at Zion Baptist Church July lStn'
DOCTOR OF DIVINITY.

pav T. w, Henderson is one OF the
$50 nreachers Of the Methodist Church
!. u earnest man. He was for many
aars Editor Of leading paper in Kan
20 and has taken the front rank among
80 30 nraachers Of the Iowa Conference.
Ha Is now located in this city ana DONG
y an The CAPITAL congratulates pr.
Henderson upou the honor ne has receiV-
and believes he viii wear it well.
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We call your attention to the To-
cal advertisement of J. Reichstein,
practical matchmaker and jeweler.
Repairing done and warranted. 7l9
East Washington street. He has
some of the best and cheapest jew
elry in the city and can give you
value for your money.
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Ohio 4 Mississippi Railway
Depot Corne' fifth and Madison So

Depot Corne' fifth and Madison SIS.
Impo1 tant Change.
On and after Monday, Nov, IL, 1880,
trains of the Ohio q Mississippi railway
will leave Springfield daily, except
sunday as 70 lows:
GOING SOUTHEAST
Cincinnati, Louisville and ShawneetOWn
lay express. .-..... .........7 % A. m.
i cinnati. Louisville 81 Shaw
ntetown Mail and Express % pm.
Accom-. Freight. ..... ......5 w a.. N.
GOING NORTHWEST.
Il. Paul, Minneapolis Omaha
and Northwestern mail 1920
Galesburg, Rock IslaI d,
Burlington. and Omaha ex.... Is p. m.
Accom- Freight. 80. ..... .5 80 a. m.
N. j. NEER
Pass. ard Ticket Agt.
J.F. BARNARD,
Pest. Gen'l Manager,
Cincinnati. o, w. B. SHATTUC,
Gen'l Passenger Agt.
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The Fair given by the Zion Bap-
tist church will commence July l3,
also grand concert was heio on
July End. See full particulars and
programme in our next issue.
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Removed to 419 Adams treet

Joh ogarty the we'll known boot and
shoe dealer has removed to 4l9 adams
street--two doors west of erndons $50.
where he will be pl ased TO show YOU tn"
best goods for the least money. Nice new
stock of sping goods just received. Gail
amp examine goods and prices.
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The Excelsior Trunk Factory, on
the corner of 5th and Washington
str, ct, is the best place you car buy
a first-class Trunk at reasonable
prices.
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The personal property Of the late
.R.H. Gorum will be sold at public
auction, Monday July 7th on the
corner of Williams and Pasfield.
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All unsold papers must be re-
turned to this office, or we shall OF
necessity, hold theagents RESPONSE
BILE.
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The Springfield Carpet Co., has
on hand a large stock of carpets,
lace curtains and everything in the
house furnishing line at the lowest
prices.
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THE MAMMOTH, A Swoboda,
proprietor, Saloon and Billiard Hall
1901 and 1903 Poplar street.
CAIRO ILLINOIS
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DON'T fail to attend the FAIR

Bishop H. NJ. Turner will be in
the CITY on next Thursday July 9Th.
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When going to Cairo stop at the
Wilkerson Hotel, 1912 Commercial
Ave
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No. l Mail and Express, 6:15 p. m
No. Springfield Express. 500 a. m.
No. Passenger, IL 80 a. m.
No. makes close connections at Mt.
Pulaski for Decature, MattoOn, Olney.
Evansville and points South, at Clinton
for Champaign, Bloomington, La Sale
Mendoza, Dixon, Freeport and all points
North and West. at Gilman with the
new fast limited for Chicago.
No makos close connections at Chi
cago, in same depot tor all points in
Michigan and all prominent eastern
cities.
Nos. 3 and are equipped with elegrnt
Pullman Drawing Room Sleepers and
Reclining Chair cars. No 3 leaves Chi
cago at s 40 p m. Train No. 4 is.made up
and starts from Springfield. and pass
engers have privilege of occupying
Sleepers and CHAIR cars at any time after
S p. M. and passengers arriging in
Springfield in sleepers can occupy same
until a. m.
| All trains daily except Sunday. ex-
cept NO. N hich arrives at Springfield
daily except Monday.
| Remember the Illinois Centralias the
Worlds Fair rout to Chicago, and the
best line to Dubuque, Sioux City and
the Pacific Northwest For sleeper cal
reservation and additional information
call on or address the undersigned.
| D. G. DUNsETH,
| Tel. 1913. Passenger and Ticket Agt
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Dan Cullum's, No. 523 CONNER
cial Alley, South Side, Springfield,
ILL.,, the best whiskies, Beer and Ci-
gars. Lunch every day.
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TAKE THE
Jacksonville Southeastern Line

PEORIA AND SPRINGFIELD DIVISION.
Derot corner Tenth and Wash ingtOn sta
Trains. Leave. Arrive.
Peoria Mail and Elk 4 90 p m II :15 p M
Peoria Express -. 90 m 800 m
accommodation 80 IN 6 90 m
LITCHFIEL d AND SPRINGFIELD d DIVISION.
Depot corner Sixth and Madison SITS.
Trains. Leave. Arrive.
Litchfield Accom-. !. z 20 a m. a. 35 p m
Mail & Express. 80. 3 10 p m II 80 n
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p. Dowling, dealer in Choice
Wines and Liquors. A the leading
brands city cigars. 223 N 9th Street
Springfield. Ill.
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FOURTH OF JULY.

Fireworks, flags, lantrens, pis-
tolls, everything to celebrate the
Fourth with, cheap at Fred Smiths
Fancy Bazaar.
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CENTRAL

TRAINS LEAVE SPRINGFIELD:
No. 2 Mail and Express, $40 a. m
No. 4 Chicago Express. II 100 m
No b Clinton Accom'n, 4:l5 p. m
TIAINS ARRIVE AT SPR1NGFELD.
No. Mail and Express, 6:l5 p. m
No. 3 Springfield Express. 800 a. m.
No. Passenger. II 80 a. m
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SEPTEMBER WEDDINGS.

Last night was the regular weekly
prayer meeting night at the NJ. E.
Church, South, and those who attend
ed were treated to surprise not ex-
perienced every week. Immediately
after the regular evening services the
Rev. Cackley, pastor, united in
marriage William L. Gardner and Miss
Alice Bowers. Both contracting par
ties are well known in Martinsburg,
and they will make their home here.
There was also quiet and unausta-
cious wedding at the parsonage of the
First NJ. E. Church, and the ceremony
was witnessed by only few personal
friends. The contracting parties were
Mr.. y. w. Courtney, Of Iowa, and Miss
Anna v. Riley, Of Berkeley county,
and the Rev. W. H. Chapman, officiat-
ed.
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NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION


In pursuance Of notice heretifote
published, the corporators Of the
Valley Exchange Building Association
Of Marti lsburg, met over the First
National Bank last night and effected
a temporary organization BY electing
f. Boyd Faulkner, President; ]. S.
Mathews, Secretary; and Frank Will
son, Treasurer. Quite number were
present. Messrs. G.. w. Feidt, L. Cs
Gerling and w. E. Tebo, were appoin-
ted committee to draft bylaws, etc.
There was an interesting discussion
as to the changes made by the new
Law, and it was thought best to adj
journ the meeting over until Wednes-
day, September l6, at s p. m, when a
permanent organization will beeffected,
and the committee ON bylaws be pre-
pared to submit report. Any person
desiring to become membercan leave
their names with Frank Wilson at the
Peoples National Bank, together with
the 10 per cent on the stock they sub
scribe for. Shares are placed at 800.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-03
HOTEL ARRIVALS

81. CLAIR 81. II. Davis, baltimore;
James Salmond and wife, Willjaals.
port, pa. J. Lankota, New fork ],
.. 4. Pitxcr, County VIM. Yayicks,
Chambersburg; |. ). Dougherty, New
York; N. 4. Crissinger, Hagerstowal;
A. Fleman, Harrisburg Mrs. N. i.
Branch, Morgantown; r. w. r. Gray,
Pittsburgh Edward Aaleen, Parkers-
burg +. II crags, Wheeling Edw.
Lynch, F. II. Oundorff, Westminster I;
j. w. McGuyne, D. r. r. Schwartz,
Lebanon, Pa. L. B. Shaw, Barton.
Nd. /; r. II. Burgiss, NJ. Il. jackson,
County j. II. Brown. II. g. Ashwood,
Marion, VI.
CONTINENTAL. Thee. Fem, phila-
delphia; W. W. Faulkner, r. H.
Abrams, J. Calm, Baltimore W. W
R6dcnhouse, York s. II. Herman,
Cincinnati, o. J. T.. West, sIillsburg,
Pa. II. S. Zimmerman, Frederick
L. j Smith, NJ. Schuman, A. Baum
bIatt, j Stern, New York G. u. Bar
ry; Milwaukee; G. H. Detrow. J. r.
Mccomas, Hagerstown,
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EXHIBITION At lNWooD PARK
Farmers and Mechanics Encampnent
Arranged For.

Farmers and Mechanics Encamrpant
Arranged For.
All arrangements have been perfect
ed for a farmers and mechanics en-
campment at Inwood Park, on the line
Of the Cumberland Valley Railway,.on
September "A; -, and 10, and the
farmers Of Berkeley and adjoining
counties, are earnestly solicited ID put
forth their utmost efforts 70 make the
encampment success.
The exhibition win be i free one,
and no premiums or diplomas viii be
distributed this year. II is proposed
however, to make the encampment
permanent one, and other arrange
ments will be made III tho future. One
Of the features this year Will be 4 dis
cussion of sugar beet culture 4 topic
in which our farmers and citizens are
much interested just at the present
time. Senator G. .. Faulkner has
consented to make an address on the
subjects and there viii also be other
speakers. Brass and string music has
been engaged and the Cumberland
Valley will issue chpap excursion tick
tsSall along the line.