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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-26

The Duchcs. d'Uzes has the rron,.,,>..
o. being one Of the best shots IN Eorope q
Mrz Jefferson Davis has heart d,.4,se
and has made all Der preparations for s.,5.
den death.
Mrs General Grant has an intense low
for diamonds. The stones In her ears Ar
a. large As goozeberries aud very fiery.
The Oldest banker IN he world is a lads
Deborah Powers. arcd ninety-nine. -.
nior partner Of D. Powers 4 son. IAusen
berg.
Mrs Waite, widow Of Chief Jus,ics
Waite. though sevonty-one years Of are.
has dark hair and comparatively unwrin
kled face.
Mn. Loqna. who breaches in Chicago
believes that The time \ cnming when man
win b frczen ont o. the pulpit aud women
Be the only ministers
Miss Susan NJ Dunklee has Just resigned
the treasurership Of the Newton Mass. !
bank, position which she has iilled for
seventeen years without once having 10
Justify herself before the board Tor errors
Princess Milena, wife 81 the reignino
prince Of Montenegro. il now only forty
five years old. but she his been married
thirty-one years Al Milena Petruwna
Bukotitisch She was called THE loyeliest
and most beautiful woman lii Europe
George Washington's nearest living kin
q Mrs Fanny Washington Finch. Of
Washington, . great-grandniece OF the Fa-
Their Of his Country She is tall, majes-
tic woman, and In features resembles the
portraits Of her distinguished relative.
Miss Mabel Cahill. the champion woman
lawn tennis player Of America, Is Of Irish
parentage, her father being a country gen.
tleman In Kilkenny. She Is rather pretty,
the beauty Of her eyes being particularly
noticeable. and her figure Is slender and
supple
Miss Mary Edith Rusk Is the only living
daughter OF the secretary OF agriculture.
Miss Rusk Is the light Of her mothers
household. She Is about twenty, Of pretty
figure. with clearly nodded features and
quiet deMeanor. yet when walked up she Is
very vivacious and alert for rspartee.
L Belva Lockwood was the first woman 70
ride bicycle In Washington. and she was
ridiculed and jeered by the multitude. and
the regulation anathema Of '.unsexed
woman" was hurled after her. Now Mrs.
Lockwood can ride the length OF Psnnsyl
vania avenue and not a masculine head
will be turned.
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pALrMoRH q ONO TIME TABLE.


No. s. yestibuled Limited DAILY leaves
New York 1913 q. m,; Phila, 6:1b BALTIC. 1O@O;
and Chicago HE'S q. M, connects at Hancock
No. II ves9ibuissd Express DAILY leaves
wash SO; arrives IL Martinsbnrg 1854 ,. M
and Chicago p10 p. m. Connects vt Hancock for
Berkeley Ee sPsafB G% sa mtsyd on By leaves
M, M Wash s:so; arrives AZ MartInsburg $40 j.
Connects a ancoef for BERKELEY S' Springs a ea
's ~. 'sna vestibuled Express ..DaIy, leaves
Wash. ii:3o; arrives At Martinsburg 1;ls o. m.
Cincinnati b:iop. m; and st. Louis 7:i3 a. m.
Mo- Pittsburg Express Daily, " leaves New
Wash. SIT arrives II Martin.burg ii:O5 p M.
and Pttsbmrg D:43 p. m.
No a. yssbuled Express A Dai td le s
Wash. $50; arrives at Martinsburg li;45 a; m, !;
Pttsburg 7:35 p. m Connects at Hancock for
No. is' baltimore and Cumberland Accomo-
.dation Daily" leaves baltimore 4.27 q. M, via
old line, arrives al Martinsburg s:s5a M; Cum.
connects AZ Hancock for Berkeley springs, ex-
'' 10. s D. baltimore and Piedmont Aceomp9-
dalton Daily" except Sunday, leaves Balti-
more via old line at $50 a. M. and arrives ut
Martknsburg Ia p. m. and Keyscr ut 5.l0 b. m.
stopsat al stations and connects q Hancock
' EAST BOUND.
No. 6. vestibuled Limited Daily leaves
Chicago &5 p, nj, arrives v Martinsburg s8l
D. M; Wash. 445 p. M, BALTIC. $50 Phlla. Sib
and New York 10:3b b. m. Connects with Pitts
burg train at Cumberland.
Nj 3. Vestibuled Express Daily leaves Chi
cago 1910 a; M, arrives az Martinsburg a e3e
m, Wash, II 40 m; BALTIC 100 p. m. Phia.
N ana g. Nf Exp aess leaves p,tsburg Il
900 D, m, arrives at Martinsburg "a q. M,
Wash. NO; BALTIC. $50; Phila. LILO a., m. and
10. Il. vesf R n Limited ..Daiiyn leaves
Pittsburg 615 a. m, arrives AZ MartinshuEg ~
$50 p, M Wash. $50 BALTIC. 7:ls Phila. i2ol
ton junction for Frederick
No, :, VestibuIed Limited DAILY leaves
~ Eonis 500 q. m, Cincinnati 100 p. m. ar
m; BALTIC. 800 PhiIa. G:01 and New York 6;38
p: m. Stops at Shenandoah Junction, connects
MEDIATE sa fs io coSneefs a weserton FOR
Hagerstown. and At Washington Junction for
Frederick, except sunday
No. 4. Nestibuied Express ~'Daily," leaves
St Louis 500 p: nj. Cincinnati SIS 4 m. Ar
Baito. ASS Phlla 80 and New York 1885 a.
mediation, DAILY leaves Cumberland $50, and
arrives at Martinsburg 5:29 W m; Washington
s:e5 Baltimore 1925 b m; Philadelphia 2;os 4;
stations west OF Washington Junction, connects
al Harpers Ferry for winchester, at weayerton
Tor Hdgerst0WH. except sunday.
No IA Piedmont 4 Baltimore accommodate
ti0n, daily except Sunday, leaves Piedmont 1T
rio a. m, arrives at Martinsburg at ll:lV q. M
arrives al Baltimore, Via old line at $50 b. nay
stops al all stations and connects at Weverton
| for Hagerstown and at Frederick Junctiontor
Frederick.
No. 10. Martinsburg and Harper.s Ferry &C.
commodation, daily, except sunday. leaves
Martinsburg g:10 a. M; arrives az HArper's
at Harper's Ferry for Lexington, Va, and inter
mediate stations and connects with Valley tram
/ for Baltimore. arriving at Washington ys25 a. M,
q. o. ScULI. G. W. sANTaIAN,
Gen. Pass'r A'gf Ticket AGENT
Baltimore. Nd.
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ELECTRIC SPARKS.

Fashionable men In Paris and London
cessive tippling-
The price OF platinum has advanced fully
100 per cent, owing to its increased use for
electrical purposes
It is said that electric heaters will take
the place OF the deadly car stove on one OF
the great trunk lines next winter.
Professor Elihu Thomson has invented
an apparatus for telephone circuits by
which the induction caused by electric
light wires is entirely overcome.
A Frenchman has invented process for
obtaining chlorate OF potash by electricity,
the feature about 1t being that the byprod-
ucts are of sufficient value to pay for the
whole cost of working.
Very satisfactory results are now being
obtained by some OF the English paper
manufacturers in bleaching paper, by cleo
tricity, the process rendering the paper
perfectly white. without In the least injur
ing its strength.
The contract for the electric light plant
for the Masonic temple in Chicago, which
will be one of the largest isolated plants in
the world, has been awarded. The gener-
ating plant will consist Of six $4,000 Watt
generators, and between, 1900 and 5000
lights wilTbe wired.
A novel method Of fishing is being used
OF San Diego, Cal. Incandescent electric
lights are lowered into the water at night
and large net Is placed below them.
The fish are attracted BY the glare and are
plainly visible When sufficiently nnmer-
GUS the net is hauled up The catches are
anortnol1a
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THE JEWEL cAsKET.

Powder puffs have silver handles.
Receivers for postal cards are made OF
silver.
Spanish designs in jewelry produce some
rich results.
Vegetable dishes and platters Of silver
have oval forms.
Small forms in jewelry are much more
becoming. especially In rings.
Marrow chased silver bands for childrenA
hair are popular at this season.
Olivines and ruby spinels are the most
fashionable Of semiprecious stones.
Silver reeeptacles for letter paper look
something like oblong toast racks.
A watch and chatelsine OF black enamel
Is covered with Egyptian ornaments.
Small Queen Anne sugar bowls and
creamers for fruit are rivaled by no other
forms
Flexible belts In fine wire have clasps OF
silver gilt. set gypsylike with colored
STONES.
An oblong brooch made of three large
square stones has tho framework powdered
with diamonds
A curious caprice is brooch in the form
Of an enamel plaque. with Paleissy designs
Of lizards in relief
Here Is French bracelet worth descrip
ton for its beauty, grace and distinction.
Five large emeralds en- cabochon are con
nected by two slender gold chains two
inches long. Midway these two chains are
connected by slender gold bar in which
are set two or three small rubies.-Jewel-
anal
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If1re l. 4 1d1-l 81 |Itr Il, N.xIr, 9<,.|
tsetcelrtWo mI'>s IN Ien.1lk
A trestIs on tie Sos3hern PhcInc tS'l.
road i 80 fcef above The gnrsse which q
spans
he new Arsrntine Pacife railroad ha>
one stretch u road 2li miles iong Without
; curve o. bridge. aud no cut or an deeper
than thrce loet
At the New York central railroad "a.
fion In Buffalo the average daily arrival 81
trains Il ninety two aud the nverate daily
departures hinefy-one
Instructions have been issne.i BIZ the Wa
bash RAliroad cnmpany tina, hraknmeu on
passenger trains must dress neatly. he po-
lite. have pleasant volce and = distinct
pronunciation
The lawsof New YORK make Il An Also
lutte duty Of a railroad company 10 fence IT.
track, except where such lance j. unneccs.
sary, 70 prevent stock from going on the
track from the adjoining land
Notice has been given by the Canadian
government Of Il resolution 10 cancel 4
million dollars worth 81 North Shore
bonds, providing me Canadian Paciilc
road will spend an eqnAl amount III Inn
proving that portion 81 lie road
The most recent rumor concerning the
Lehigh Valley coinpsny d thai ii has III
ambition % run its tracks into Canada.
and has commenced negotiations with the
ST Catharines and Niagara Central com
pany for the use Of it, tracks for that pur
pose.
There Is a midget road In Pennsylvania
which, while It transacts a very good busi
ness, Is only twenty -seven miles long. IL
has a very lengthy name. however, the
Cresson, Cleartield County and New York
Short Route. II Is an independent line,
but connection OF the Pennsylvania and
passengers reach New York over the latter.
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PHILOSOPHICAL QUOTATIONS.

4 You can never make friend by askingA
man to mourn with you.
1t occasionally happens that when people
gossip they tell the truth.
The man whois always good misses lotA
of opportunities for growing wiser.
There are too many men who think they
are religious. when they are only scared to
death.
It seems al natural for women 10 cry
with each other as it is for men to laugh
with each other
The hardest work any man could do
wonll be 10 nave 4 good rasne ia the way a
man twenty years younger than himself
has bis
As they grow cider mans nose grows
fatter and "a womans grows sharper and
thinner, good sign that il Is the woman
whose nose Is kept totRe grindstoue. At
chisss Globe
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WOMEN SHOULD KNOW.


That benzoin is an excellent polish to,
the finger nails.
That vaseline. taken half teaspoonful
at time, cures cold
That the supsrfluous hairs may be made
less plainly visible by bleaching them.
That an excellent beautifer for the com.
plexion Is hot water bath followed up by
dabs Of eau de cologne upon the face.
That mixture OF tincture OF benzoin
and rosewater Is an excellent remedy for
tightening the skin when It Is inclined to
form wrinkles.
That people who are unable to sleep after
drinking tea or coffee find that they can
enjoy the sweetest kind of repose after
drinking cocoa.
That change In the weather will often
cause disagreeable spots upon the com.
plexion in the summer. The remedy may
often be found in simple, cooling drinks.
That the hands may be kept from per
spring by powdering them with finely pull
verified starch perfumed with orris root or
sandalwood powder or anything else that
may be preferred. Chicago Tribune.
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PEN, cHlsEL AND BRUSH.

Andrew Lang is declared TO write best In
rose garden.
Robert Barrett Browning. the poets
only child. Is now man Of forty-two
years. He II i water colorist Of some re
pute and is married to an American lady
Juan Valera, the author Of "Dona Luz"
and ''Pepita ximene. was formerly Span
ish minister to the United States. He il
about sixty yedfs old and devotes his time
to politics and literature.
Frederic Remington, the artist, whose
sketches OF Indian life have made him
famous, is a well built young man with
light hair and pink cheeks. He Is about
thirty4years old ana very modest.
jerome K. Jerome. the author and play
right. has one chih, daughter OF eight
years. jerome is n tall, broad shouldered
young man. with hight hair that is becom-
ing trifle thin on top. and light. blue
eyes.
Colonel Francis Barring. o member Of the
English banking family. is devoting his
time to sculpture and has just completed a
bronze statuette Of Miss Lefty Lind in
Carmen" Of which the critics make favor
abls mention.
James Lane Allen, the kentucky writer,
Is tall and slender man, with d grave
faos. He can tell story At dinner table
rs we'll a. IN a printed volume. He looks
somewhat like the typical pedagogue. and
In fact began his career rs a teacher.
Edward de Goncourt. the author, Is one
OF the finest looking fnen In Paris. He
has most striking figure, and his hand
some head Ii adorned with curling silvery
hair that gives him most picturesque
appearance. His complexion is rudy and
be looks the picture Of health.
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Monday. October 80. 1891.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

First Methodist Episcopal Church, corner
Maple avenue and Burke street. Rev VIM, ~ !.
Chapman, Pastor; residence, Burke street, ad
Joining church.
Sunday School, o a. no. Sabbath services II
q; m and 7,s0 p. m. Prayer service, Wednesday
100 p. m
!, First Baptist Church, West King street Rev.
=. & Robertson, Pastor; residence West Burke
Il O. n. and 7s30 p m. Prayer and Praise meet
ing Wednesday 100 pm
Reformed Church, Feast Burke street. sun
nay school $50 a., M Morning service IL a. m.
Evening service 80 p. m. wednesday evening
service 7,30 p. M.
~ Johns Lutheran Church, corner Queen
anu Martin SITS. Rev, Chas $. Trump, pastor
sunday Schol 9;30 "a. m. Prayer service 7:sC
every Wednesday evening. Seats free. Yisi
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eleLg STATISTICS.

In the Old Testament there are 80 books.
and in the New Testament there are 81
total, 66.
In the Old Testament there are 929 chap.
tiers, and in the New Testament there are
26O-total, l,ls9
In the Old Testament there are 1924
verses, and in the New Testament there are
I, 959-total, 81. l73.
In the Old Testament there are 593, 49a
words, and in the New Testament there are
49,, 253-total, 773. 746
In the Old Testament there are 2, IT'S, 100
letters, and in the New Testament there
are SIS, 3S0-total, 3.566,4s0 =
In the Apocrypha there are "a books, with
1888 chapters. 6.03l verses, containing 1885,.
1856 words and total Of letters numbering
1,O63. S76.
This statement is mainly taken from an
English Bible, as given by the indefatiga
BILE DIR. Horne in his introduction to the
study OF the Scriptures, and is said to have
occupied more than three years Of thecom-
pliers life.
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Additional train viii leave Harrisburg daily
except sunday Nt 10 y. m, arriving At Carlisle
at SD p m, stopping IL all intermediate sta.
TONS and ON Saturdays trains will leave Hnr.
risburg ut $50 p. M, arrive Mechanicsburg 80
lisle ii.O p, M, stopping at intermediate sta
items.
Memphis Express and New Orleans Express
run daily between Harrisburg and Hageratuwn
and Morning Mail daily between Harrisburg and
Chambersburg.
Pullman Palace sleeping Cars between Hag
erstown and New York on Morning Mail and
Night Kxprces east and on Memphis Express and
New Orleans Express west
Pullman Sleeping Cars on Night Express and
New Orleans Express between Philadelphia and
New Orleans.
Through Coaches 10 and from Philadelphia on
Fast NAH and Day Express east and AceommO.
dalton and n. q. Express west.
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REMNANrs on rHE Wilcox.

Engine No. S13 and some of the cars
that were so badly demolished near
Sir Johns Run in the terrible wreck
that occurred last Wednesday were
brought to this city yesterday and
placed in the shop forrepairs. Crowds
who visited the remnants of the wreck
were more mystifed than ever as to
how any one escaped alive.
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ANOTHER WANDERERS RETURNS.

Mr.. August Weiskittle, who was
formerly connected with the B. & O.
shops here, but who has been away for
some time, has concluded that Martins
burg is good town to live in. He
will return here and form a copartner-
ship with Mr.. William Armstrong and
the firm will engage in steam fitting,
boiler repairing, etc.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-26

Howorth Hibernica and Dublin Dan
Comedy Company will give street
parade tomorrow at noon. The com
pany carries its own band and a good
one, too, they say.
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HIS THUMB CRUSHED.

Mr.. Henry Havey, an employee of
the Baltimore & Ohio shops, had his
thumb badly crushed on Saturday
afternoon. He will be unable to work
for some time on account of it.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-26

Miss Kate Matthei, of this city, is
making rapid progress with her music
al studies at the Royal Conservatives
in Leipsic, Germany. She is taking
several instructions on the piano and
organ and expects to graduate next
Easter.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-26

A new time table will go into effect
on the Baltimore & Ohio Railway on
the 18th Of November. There will be
quite material change in the time of
some of the trains.
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The mercury from observations made
this morning registered 440. The pre-
dictidns from Washington were for
slight local rains and southerly winds.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-26

Additional Train VIII leave Carlisle daily ex.
cepf sunday A $40 \, m. stopping ~ Al inter
mediate stations. arriving - Harrisburg n 40
4. m. and on saturdays only trains Will leave
Mefhanic<burk ~ 400 y. M, ARRIVE Harrisburg
0c5 p m, ltAvt Carlisle An i. nj. arliNo Haf-
risoure iois p. m sthrplne a Intermediate sta
tons.
The Fast NAN and Night Kxprot East wiii
run daily between Harrisburg and Nn1oF1loWn.
and Evening Mall and Morning Mall daily be-
tween Harrisburg and ChnmbcrshurR.
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THE W0RLB.
THIS Date IN History Oct. 26.

f1I-fI.'|- TN - - -NI--N
Nrt.muc1nn W1EtIo4.r1l- MN
ernnI historInn- did: hofn M
IS = UAmn1cuA w
- SAMUEL P1HendorL s1ni- IAE
nent jsrist. died = 81
gsl-Dr. Philip Doifidge.cou,-
rnentator and religious ~ Vk
writer. died. born 1E. NEEH
iT5p-Georgc James Danton- ksNsgE4
the giant Of the Frtneh NW
revolution. boom At Arcisr
sur-Aube. gufllotined ntADNtAfDE PHIL
Paris April 5, l7pk LiPs
o0-Helmuth Karl Bernhard v6n Moltke.
famous field marshal Of Germany, born IN
Nerklnnburg: died 1901.
ls55-kdnlnidt Phillips. singer. born In strnf'
fot1-on-Ayun. dad lisa
Is6i-Eaiflo II Homney. W. Va; FEDERAL GEN
epai Keily defeated and dispersed Confed-
crate militia
1854 Confederate General Hood invested De-
catur. Ala: It was desperately defended BY
General 6ordon Granger, and on the third
day Heed abandoned the siege.
M1-Thomas Ewing. ex-senator from Ohio
and cabinet officer 1t various periods, died
II Lancaster. Or. aged 81. Major General
Robert Anderson, Of Fort Sumter fame,
died at Nice. Italy; born 1905.
isSS Political riot ii Paris: 70 Boulangists so-
riousiy wounded
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Don't forget to see 1.-TWO Dams" At
the Race St. Opera House, Tuesday,
October 81.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-26

Yesterday was beautiful day and
everybody started out for walk to-
wards the park and also viewing other
things surrounding.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-26

Watch for the street parade -
o'clock Tuesday, 81.
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CITY PRODUCE MARKLT.

Revised and corrected Daily by D. NJ Kilmer.
Grocery, Provision & Queenware Merchant,
King Street.
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CITY GRAIN MARKET.

Revised and corrected daily by Alex. Parks,
grain, -four and feed merchant, Parks Bile
vator
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F N< ssssg n ss.Es Isl. en-, 90, sc = skN
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nlhe Mountain Express leaves Baltimore III $40
p. M, stopping at Westminster, New windsor,
Union Bridge, Frederick junction, Blue Ridge,
Bnena Vista, Blue Mountain, arriving At Ita-
gerstown O:ih p, m, Returning leave Iagcrs-
town 6;tb q. MI, stopping ut above named sta
lions also MechAnicstown.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1891-01-21

We're not waiting for the bats and
mOles but for men and women who have
eyes and use them, who have brains and
reasUnl There's new world for them
suffering and sick as they area new
world created from the brain OF skillful
physician-a discovery the Golden
Medical Discovery"
Years ago DR.. Pierce found out that the
secret of all scrofula, bronchial, throat
ana lung trouble lay in the beginning
at least-in impure blood and the weak
tone Of the system; that the way 10
cure these effects was TO remove the
cause, that human nature being the same
the same results might be looked for in
nearly all cases So confident was he that
the exceptions were uncommon, that be
took the risk Of giving the medicine to
those II didn't benefit for nothing, and the
results.bave proved that he was right.
Aud Golden Me,lical Discovery" is the
remedy for the millionl The only guar
anteed Liver, Blood and Lung remedy.
Your money back II II doesn't help
you.
To prevent fevers, Keep the liver active
and bowels regular with Simmons Liver
Regulator.
A certain cure for malarial fevers Is
found In Simmons Liver Regulqtor.