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The Portland daily press., 1891-04-27
FREEPORT STEAMBOAT co.

g teamer PHANTOM will leave Portland Pier
- for Freeport, touching at Falmouth Foreside
COusens', Great Chebeague and LittleIOh as
Island and VOLTS Point, at 8 p. m. daily Sundays
excepted. RETURNING, will leave South
Freeport at a. m, touching at all landings, com.
mencng March 10th, 1891.
marriott ii. b. SOULE, Manager.
The Portland daily press., 1891-04-27
The Small Boy Again.

"Johnson's Anodyne Libinent, prevented m,
death from bronchitis" writes an ardent friend.
The Portland daily press., 1891-04-27
NO VOLCANO FOR HIM.

am 81 years old and had a nervous trembling
in the limbs for over years, and for the last two
or three years have been very bad. The doctors
called in could not relieve me nor tell me what
was the matter. After taking four bottles of DIR.
Greene's Neryura, Il feel like n new man. I
was terribly constipated, but now my bowels are
all right. could not sleep at night, suffered
so much with pain, but the first bottle made me
so much better that felt encouraged to continue,
and today feel 10 years younger, and can
eat, sleep and walk like a young man.
recommended everybody / knew to take DR..
Greene's Nervura.
JOHN MULLANE,
1873 E. 10th St.. New York City.
DIR. Greene, of "a Temple Place, h oston,
Mass, Its discoverer is the famous specialist in
the cure OF nervous and chronic diseases. The
doctor has devoted special attention to the treat
ment of all forms of chronic diseases through
letter correspondence, and will give by mail his
opinion and advice in any case free of charge.
The perfection of this system renders complete
cure almost assured, as his success in treatment
by correspondence is wonderful and unequalled.
r nGz> Send for symptom blank to I'LL
"' NE out, or aOrite DR.. Greene about
your case and carefully considered letter, fully
explaining your disease and 0ivis0 you a perfect
understanding Of all Its symptoms will be re-
turned free of chdr0e
The Portland daily press., 1891-04-27
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

SATURDAY, April rs.
Arrived.
Sch Lama Cobb, Falkingham, New York-iron
Sch Mary Langdon. Howard. Rondout
sen Lucy Bell, Wass, Addison for Boston.
Boston.
Sch Peiro Rogers, Bay Fundy for New York.
x sen Uirlcka Smith, Pickett, Millbrldge for
Sch Ida, strout. Millbridge for Westerly.
n gen Louisa FRANCES, Thorndike, Rockland-lime
Sch Exchange, Davis. Port Clsde-lobsters for
Sch Ada 8 Hattie. Davis. Burnt Coat Island-lob-
sters for market
sen Tiger, Gray, Deer Isle.
Sch RenZl. Hutehins, Deer Isle.
sen Maud ), Ramsdell, Harringt0
Sch Aida, Bragdon, Franklin for Salem
sen Lucy Amelia, Wheeler, Passport for Bos-
sch Iowa, Young, Calais for Boston.
Sch Gen Hops, Scott, Calais for Hyanns.
sch Ocean Romp French, Cutler for Boston.
Sch Geo Pierce, Bangor for Boston.
Sch Veto. Watts, Thomaston for New York
Cleared.
Steamship Cottage City, Bennett New York
Sen j Manchester Haynes, Matthews Grand
Sch A Henderson, Henderson, Brunswick Ga
10 LOAD for Boston-Chase, Leavltt Co.
to sen "a Josiah Smith. Case, Kennebec, to load
sen A Crockett. Thorndike, Kennebec and
Rlchm0nd-Peter s Nickersop.
Sch Cinderella, Nichols, Round Pond IL Il
Blake.
sAILED,Barge Hoogley. for Norfolk. in tow
SUNDAY. April 2e.
Arrived.
Sch Lizzie Dewey. Reynard, New York-coal to
Randall g. McAlster.
Sch Lydia M Webster, Castine-grayel.
Sch Maud s. Ramsdell. Rockland.
SAILED-Schs Manchester HAYNES Annie I,
Henderson, Josiah X Smith, A f Crockett and
Maggie Ellen.
IRON OUR CORRESPONDENT
SACO, April 25-Ar, sch John Fl May, Phadel.
phia.
Cid. schs Fred Holden. Calais; Charlie & Will
lie. Rockland; Bessie Beach, Kennebec.
GREEN'S LANDING, April 19-Ar, schs Mary
Stewart, Boston; Nightingale. Thurston, do; Gill
Baird, knowlton, Bluehill.
April a. Ar, schs Mary Steele, Pascal, Boston;
Eunice Newcomb, Allen, do.
April 22-Ar, schs Wide Awake Allen, Boston;
Katie Hall, Stinson, do; Robt f King, do.
Sid, sch Henry q Millken, Kimball, New York;
Mary Stewart, do.
PORT CLYDE, April 24-Ar, schs Aida, from
Franklin for Salem; Maud s, from Harrington for
PORT CLYDE. April 24-sld. sch Alice Fox,
Camden for Boston; Metropolis, Vinalhaven for
do; Mary i Newton, Red Beach for Portsmouth
and Bostoni Addie Sawyer, do for Providence
and Bridgeport; James Warren, for New York;
Olive. Joggins, MS, for dos John S Forman, Tho
maston for Bangor; Peiro. Jonesport for New
York.
LAUNCHED Camden 26th from the yard of
| Fl nj Bean, schr Katherine ID Perry HOO TONS
| to be commanded by Capt w w Garfield.
At Rockand Oath. from the yard of Cobb, But
Ter Co, sch Lena White, built for and to be COM
manded by Capt Elias White. The w is lot
q
The Portland daily press., 1891-04-27
Wit AND Wfs0o NJ

Don't you think she's stylish?"
ITO tell the truth, she's leetle too milln gtary
to suit me-"
The Portland daily press., 1891-04-27

The Small Boy Again.
Mrs. Bingo Ito the minister)-Won't you have
another piece of pie?
Mnister-Thank you, no.
Tommy (whO bias been warned not to ask
twic ell guess we are both 10 the same boat
Life.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-09

in ,oetdem cine srobe Babl Der
YarteiseaeEen fe nit Spannuns eps
,uarteten. Grft am nddften 9aee
pxroe Der MeDrb entbedt, ais ben Dor
benz Saut patrouiuierenben Nsenten
bic !8eit~ bed ~ lanoe ,udbrte. bob ibr
gbef lie sxs Gmpfaxsnabme bon Be-
feblen uor fi@ bei4e,ben lief. Sic
be,oen Nisititex ,pelde pom R9ebens
bauTe aus sberiert batten, wurben ipd.
ter uerbaftet uno Nv slaaeli9er
9tponeSarbeit nod Sibirien eeihidt.
De9oief aber blieb peri4nanbea, trst<
benz bic &eaieruue nit Hni&lae ieiner
photographs in allea ruKiideu 6tdb>
ten pertanben lief, baB 10000 Rubel
bemienieen se4Srten, Der De9aief lebenb
einl,sierte, 5000 &ubel bemieui0eu, Der
,bn tobt iberbrddte. 0p@ crit lest
nod a9t SabreR. na@bem ct BOA Nus.
lauoe uuter tali&en 8dfen no& &uB
lano 5urldsetehrt, bat Jpn iein S@idial
errei@t. ~. y. Il
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-09
Gtne Revolution.

S.e madten audi cine @euolution
um ,br autes &eht, Die @inmobner pon
,9arpiteot, einem hannoper'19en 91eden
an &ano Der 2lneburser @aioe, ais i'm
Sabre lS4S Der &i uni bic Treibeit
entbrannt mar. Set GINGER j2eit bate
iia - 10 i@relbt man uns - Der Mmtz
mann bes t6nisli9en Nmts be, benz
8lr9ermeilter oes Ortes uber bic un<
iitte Der @inmobner beidmcrt, bic
D%ln9erbaufen aus ibren @tdllen Sabr
aus Sabr Elm por ben Itiireu sauf ore
aer StraBe auf5ui@idten unb itente ben
antrag auf abi@affuna. Sn Jutse
soei1en erlieB Der Birgermeilter cine emit.
'ipredenoe 8erorbnung. Die 5arpNeb>
ter iuareu iebr er5irnt, 9ebordten aber,
obl@on murreno uno NIT tieiem @roQ.
9ie Dlnserbaufen peridmanoen mad
7uuo na4.~ NlS aber. bic &unbe BON ber
neuen Bariicr &epulution bur9 bic 9u=
neburser $)aioe orans, ereriff Elm neuer
@eiit aud bic Burger Tn 6arpteot, 1ie
rotteten 1i@ zines i@0nen Cages 81
9unoerten 5ulanmeu uno 5oseu ldrment
uno tobeno por bic @obnung bes Blr>
sermeiiters, oer'ibnen ent@ebt entsegen,
trat uno 5,tterRo na9 @iQen uni
@uni9 Der Iufribrer fori9te.
r8lr ipo(len ben Mfit pieoer 10,
unlern Sblren babsn!" i@rieeu bic Nuf:
itdnoil4en. fl
rSq, III @ottes @amen ja" iprad
Der Blr9ermeiiter. Limb was tpciter,
!iebe &inoer?"
~@eiter ni@ts als bic 6reibeit, uniere
Mltbaufen biu5ubrinsen. ,po es uns be.
liebt, uno oamit 8alta!"
Ser 8ursermeiiter ertlarte no9 ein:
NAL, oaB Die. betreHenoe >anit6Bise Ser
oronung 'uesen Der MiltDaufen oami>
aufsebober lei; bic Dinserbauien:
&epolutionare brabten linn Elm t2ebe,
bod uno einsen rubie ,uieoer in i6rt
9auler. -. , e, % .!.a.A svsnr ~>t r,sr
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-09
bic Sraucrfctcr.

o., @epp: rSa, 9err Dberi6riter! &c
Iitern balm mer balt uniern 6ans 'uaus>
TRACE. (6eult): llnb a 196ne @eo' bat
oer 9err &farrer s'balte - j., bab' mobl
mig oapo E ritaaoe uuo nah fan mir
bait in's @irtbbaus - ba balm mer
,oroentli@ s'frei1'e -S uno o'iuH2eH-
nadber bab'n mer a. bibla setanat unb
[9'lunsa - uno ipdter Is md s'raaft
morn adj, @ott, ia! ami er armer
9aus!~
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-09

8eriunen i&liefe1 sber parcn TN g.
bet. Mber bos 2ilt par 10 Rart, baB
Seoermonn bason seblenoet tpuros, auf
ireiem Getoe io~sbl, ais IN ben pers
i4lo1enen 96uierx, inbe,u e. bic tleius
itenO eHnun9en bur9prane. @leih na4s
her luuroe Der 9iEmel better unb tlar,
tpdbreRo Der Geseri1peif bic @elalt
zines Draden annahtn. 4Sein 2spi
uer9r0Berte uaS b~erldnserte fd. te;ae
Gabe ,uuroen hlduli6. Nah eini9ex
Sesunben Uar bic GrI9einxus polltom'
men ueri4wx1beu. Yiele bunbert
@o@sterjen usrss, Dor benz &eliqaieS<
faiten Der 9eilisea onsejlnoet. Naa
14rie bic 2itaneie2 Der SterbenbeR in
allen Mrden. 2semaub an ben Drten.
mo man bas Bunber eeieben. poIte
i@lafen. Die &amt purbe in @ebetea
au9ebra4t, 2aeS oarauf B~rode6ionsa
ue%ranitaltet, bic Z BuBpialmeR 9ejux.
gen uno bic 2itoseisu BET beilisen, bic
'@ldubiseu tuiete1 aieber, umormten jid.
ueinten uub beteaea ,eemeini&aftli@.
S9ou iantea bic Blatben ,unb ber
CONNER, auf oeEeu Gri@te unb Der,
9ni9un8eu mos ai4t unebr serednet,
tam. &i@ts redtfertiste uebr bie BE-
iorsnib, unb bic Sebmmisteit permis>
berte fi@ IN benz @abe, uls Die Geiabr
f4 eutiernte. bis pl6btid Elm ueues
&uuber .fe lpieher f6rtte.
SIN September eri1ien i'm @eFen
Gin GROCER. &omet. @an mar unein,9.
Oh man ibn olS cine lneue Come ODER
ais einen alten @tersn :betra@ten fole,
bsr fi4 wieoer ent5asaet UNI bic Grbe
~. erl&reden. I'm, oklelbe 8eit purbe
uon Ratier Otto Rapls beS @roben
@sab du Nu&en entoedt. Ser perfor=
beae Monar& log nidt aussefredt in
eincm Sarge, fonoeru {aB auf einem
Stxb1. nit Der &rone aui Dem 6aupte,
nit S4mert uno Reidanpjel IN ben
&duhen.
b.. 60 uer9in9 bas Sabr Gi;atauienb Der
4riitaften 3eitre@nun9. es9 ni9t bic
abersGubii9e. .Borausiebuns. rpel9e
mott harauf besrlnoet bate. Mod
mebrere Sabre uerfri4en, beuor man
f9 u~her5euate, eaB oas Gnoe Der
8elt ns1 ni9t 10 nabe lei, ala mon
9e9laubt
No@ sieier &rifs 14en bic groe
neues 2eben 5u 9vlp,nnen. Sic erbolte
ii4 aQmdbl,4, pie bas 2anb nab e,nem
@emitteriturm bel ben eriten wdrmen=
ben Sonnenltrablen. Sic mi(beu @tii,
tuu9en mebrten ii4. @ifriee Gr6mmis@
teit wuBte fe NIT allen 6ormen gu
bethlehem. BON ben CUR Beberbuna Der
&eilenoen auf boben Bersubersdnseu
sesrlnoeten 9olpijen Bis ju ben Nrme,t>
uuo &rantenbdulern in ben Stdoten,
BON ben sotbiiden 9aupttirden nit
i6nen mehrere bun6ert SUB boben
@lodentbarmen bis 5u sen tleinen@apel=
len uno 8etbaulern in enttesenen Eba1z
9eldnoen. -
@rteuntli9teit er3eu9te fat bieielbe
Birtung wie 5ur@t. Sic &l1jter flu
ten iid nit Der 8eu6lteruns bes oHenen
2anoes. Sic Mbteien .plmmelten TO-,
M6n9en unb Br,eltern. Sic @roe, sy
iast elm Gbroniteni9reibern, mari ihrs
bel9mubten &leiber BON lih xnb buut.
iid in oer STRIDE tpeiBes Ge,uano.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-09
Sm AteIier>

= Cine junse 8erlinerin erbietet ii@,
mooel 5u iteben. .9lls tuas benn,
.r,e,lny liebes &inb?" ffra9t fie Der Bib,
bauer. >Da i@1dst bic S@6ae ners
mirrt bic Iusen nieoer uuo lispelt:
Stir uberhaupt." ...'
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-09
Iu6 etn urtbeil.

/, rDenten Sic nur, Nusuite, ib babe
Elm @eoi4t an bic &eoattion bes Trauen>
blattes 9ei4idt, bic bat es a%bseorudt
uno ienbet mir nun :bas 9pnorar." .,' :
I, -rgeee aber, 5rdulein4en, sic babeu
tpirfll4 mebr Slid als &erItanb!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-09
Ser 0roBe Gbirurg 81. IT. @vpos

:, rM,r mqdt nidts rnebr 6reuoe",
iast CT zines Cages 5u ,einem Berufs>
senofen; vni9t einu1al u1ebr bas Mbz
1dneioen eines MrmeS ODER Beines.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-04-09

Blelfaltl9e y"erbeeru19en, %unteblbare
8ei1en, iascn bic @broniten jener 3eit,
be19einisen, oaB Der @elt @noe nt4t
mebr fern lei. unpiberle9bare Mnoeu'
tunger perfunoen es, uuo I'M Der I'm
9%ldubi9en Srrtbamer 5u uern:dten, lit
Der Musenblid erl9leuen, no oes @panz
9eltums @ropbe5eibun9en in GrfuQun9
geben tperoeu.
@nbli9! Mitten in bieiem Gntleben,
in oielen ansebliben @unoern uno
8eiben CT dien Der critic Sag oes Sab
res @intau]enb. @ersebens muroe
man bic Mnsit bei9reiben, NIT Der bic
abeuoldnblii9en @briten i'm besriBten.
Sn ieoer Minute, in ieoer Stunoet er>
tpartete. man. bas enti9cioenoe i3eiben
hes @eltunter9an9es. .
Snbei5en gin9 Der Neuiabrstas rubia
poriber. Nu@ bic nd9fiolgenoen Gage
bra1ten tein b%eionoercs @reisniB. Su
pertri@en @o9en, Monate. "a Iber bic
8rior9niB; itatt, ii@ Su i@ma&en, ,uuroe
BON Sag 5u. Sag tpeinli9er. y 81.
Tatenaeit tpurbe In tiefer Inba9t rnr
inbrlniti8en @ebeten ou9ebra4t. &,n'
ber, CRETE. Seoermann untermarf lid
Sen itrensiten &aiteiuusen. aSo 'nabett
Des SeilanbS 3obeStas unb ni4t obn'
Gntieben jab man i'm fommen. 9enr
an Inn iolte enbli@ bqS 9roBe Ser:
beiBen poubra9t tuerben. .% 4 s,.. 20 :. , q. .
an @rlnoDnnerItae Nbenb, iast BIZ
gbroniitt' ipuortf @oiiious, entfubr Elm mad
aer Jeuertrabl benz se1Hneter 9in1nne
uno ienttes fiidt IaItsiatn 5ur Grbe nteoer
NQe p6uier lparen peri4loi1en. Btel
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-08

Rev. j.. U stump. Of Mooreaeld.
". Va. Is n the city to-day.
D. $: Grifath, ESD, Of Gerardstown,
is IN town on business matters.
Mr.. Grant Darby and wife. Of
Pittsburg, Pa, arevisitihg his mother,
on Race Street
Mr.. Charles Pitzer retained home
last night from lengthy visit to his
uncle in Virginia
CxP. Jack, Esq, the genial proprie-
tyr Of the ST. Charles Hotel, at Berke-
ley Springs, is IN town to-day on
business.
Hon. Geo. N. Bowers has gone toPitts-
burg to lock after, some important
business u connection With the Elee
TIC Street Railway
Messrs. Deford. of the enterprising
firm IF Deford & CO., If Baltimore,
were ii Tie city to-day On business
with Hon. =. B. Faulkner,
Miss Annie Brown, Of Barton, Nd,
made Miss Cordelia Sprinkle short
call on her return to Emmittsburg,
where she viii attend school.
Mrs. Bronaugh and daughter, Of
Pittsburg, Pa, who have been visit
ing the family-of Hon. E. B. Faux
ner, for several days past, have re-
turned home.
John Lenox, editor and proprietor
Of the Glen Run Item published in York
county, Pa, is in the city accompanied
BY his family. Mr.. Lenox seems quite
at home in Martinsburg as it was here
that he learned the art of sticking type
ten years ago. Since that time he has
circulated back and forth between the
United States and the Sandwich Islands.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-08

report gained circulation this NOR
4 that the ticket Office Of the Cum
land Valley Railway in this city
been broken into and quantity of
ney and tickets stolen. Itturns out
7 the rumor was without foundation
originated from the fact that some
4 on their way to the Winchester
gained access to two passenger cars
I were standing on the sideing and
1t there all night.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-08
It'll or AN OLD CITIZEN

rse I Rutherford a. old time
~ known citizen q Martinsburg,
i night after a lingering illness.
born here ia 1923, has resided
er since, and was generally re-
il. the community. During
years Of his existence he has
ID eoopering as his trade almost
fally and was always looked
: a faithful workman and !
tizen. The funeral win take
ON. his late residence, corner 81
rect and South Maple avenue
pw morning at ten o'clock with
Wien as director.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-08

ing Kee is the only Monaghan in
|tinsourg aud he runs laundry on
TN St. Sing Is Just coming money
pa has complete control of the Chi
washe washe'' business in the
Fl no like tie town much, said
"copper" cclorel heather. II no
any chance to smoke the pipe,
fan tan, q 60 te Sunday School.
axe heap big moaey though. and
4 down to Washington and see.
Us soon
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-08

CHE WoRID was in error yesterday
stating that the Farmers and Me-
lnics Exhibition at Tnwood Park
|ald occur On the same dates as the
Is at Hagerstewn and Frederick.
! Inwood Park Exhibition. GENES on
14th, 15th and 10th Of September,
! the other two fairs come on the
Il dates in October.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-08

The WoRLD now offers good OPP
|rtunity for the young ladies to win
valuable prize, in the shape Of d
|pdsomely engraved solid gold watch.
|ll at H. ]. Homricll's Jewelry Store
examine lit for yourself. In d
Prt while a prize equally as hand
be viii be offered for the boys.
Nix out for It.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-08

The First Methodist Episcopal Church,
on Burke Street, has purchased new
organ and it was used for the FIRST time
on Sunday night. Judges Of music
Say that it is very sweet toned.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-08

Mr.. M. S. Bnrdette tells US that he
is doing more business in his whole
sale department this fall than ever be-
fore. Just at the present time he is
kept busy shipping school books to all
sections Of the State.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-08

The girls should not hesitate to com
pete for THE WoRLD's prize, with
judges like Rev. w. H.
Chapman and Hon. =. Boyd Faulkner.
they can rest assured that justice win
e meted out, as both gentlemen will
ave no direct interest in the matter
hatever.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-08
sHEs FROM MICHIGAN.

Journalistic friend Henry p.
has changed his position as
lngton correspondent for that of
editor Of a new daily "THE
y, Just established at Martins
West Va. We hare received 4
II the first issue. It>is a six-col-
psper and viii be non-p political.
Tsh orr friend Success Micbiao,.
XIV
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-08

Fruit is 50 abundant in Berkeley
county that the formers hardly know
what TO do with il. Il other sections
Of the slate the crcp is a complete fail
ure.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-08
CHECK oNEFoR BROTHER ROSE.


There comes to our table this week
the first number Of . daily newspaper
for our city to the east Of us,
Martinsburg. It makes its appear
ance under date Of August 81, and
bears the title 1.-THE WORLD Its
makeup gives considerable promise
for its future, and the policy outlined
in its Introductory, if pursued, will
certainly makeit TIE paper Of Martins
burg. We wish II abundant success.
Piedu0nt Herald.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-08

Mr.. s. G. Cunningham, who was
pronounced to 81 seriously III some
Hays ago, Is gaining strength rapidly
bnd hopes are entertained Of her ulti-
mate recovery.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-08

A biz honor lies Is store for some
Young lady BY competing for The
WoRLD's prize.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-08

Tnr WoRLD's prize offer is now on
exhibition Il HI, J. Hemrieh's Jewelry
Store, for inspection.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-08

distinctly that do give goods
away but that have reduced prices many lines
of goods Notwithstanding the very reasonable
prices which we have heretofore been getting We
give below partial list with our present
prices, and, as find il expedent
shall give patrons the benefit Of
reductions other lines.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-08
MANUFACTURERSl
BOARD or DlREcToRs.

HOARD or DIRECToRs.
JoHN Il. BoyD, Martinsburg. w. VI.
II. H. Boyp, Martinsburg. w Va.
HoN. J.. H. GRrriNaER, Martinsburg.
DIR. J. G. CARTER, AIartinsburg.
+. w. RoRINsoS, Martinsburg.
FRANK s. EsMERT, Martinsburg.
GEo. Il. GAvER, Martinsburg.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-08
CITY GRAIN MARkET

Revised and corrected daily BY Alex Parks.
grain. -four and feed merchant, Parks Ele-
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-09-08
Tuesday, September :, 1891.

CITY PRODUCE MARKET.
Revised and corrected Daiiyby ID NJ Kilmer.
Grocery, Provision & Queenwarc Merchant.
King Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-28
AMERICAN ENTERPRISE IN NICARAGUA.

0hlcaso' Sept % (Special.-" The Nicaragua Canal
success. Work is being carried on steadily. and ~
Amocan capital refuses TO complete the lerprise IL
WI DC done by the British capitalists, w are only too
eager TO gain control Of this comraer, Gib,.,itr !,
sad ii. j. Strong, Of Nicaragua tod fr stronc
asnved in this city from Nicaragua. ,ens in onn
Junction with c. A. Thornton IN epeir q: son pran
cseo, he has obtained a grant of grea, -, . tr, ar
government In consideration Of tis hu I'm, . .,,oaS
across the country. The grant is for on, 400 80,
% ana. The land can be selected BY or, teos ana
's 70 be given 10 them ty tenths az a -, ~, o., Oh.
iailroad Is completed. part OF the ,-,. ,sa .caA
Vh ~heh work will be begun October WIN mn from
~ On the Pacific Coast, 10 Momotomba distance
VI nis eieh, miles. IL will be the second ,oa IN the
ana with It's connections with the existing lines
nn' Vv'e' ireght and passengers from IN. capital
Oo ,, !" New-Orleans In four DAYS The main
1"e 4 VIII run through the district of MaaraIna 10
nc e"S' mou'h Of the Rio Grande IL win he 90
nl,es long, and With its connections bava total
" "sase Cl 2oo miles Tie grant calls for ,ss com.
r''uOn s0'i- VI lne road within five Yeas
Our road will run ,hroucb thn 80.
MI Strong The resources OF thIs con.. u salu
o0eh computed. The lands in the c.,0, o,o
sIDo sIIseePNse Of growing coffee ,pbh.r grant arc
o.oo a Prvuucee vanilla beans h.nan enu cocoa. IL
v..S @ elo oranges Coffee, eocao PIneSPples, lem
per acre each year. - 'hefe realize 300 profit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-28
THE CONVICT QUESTION IN THE CO7RTs.

Nashville, Tenn, Sept. GA dispatel to "The
American from Knoxville says "The )enitentiary
lease question will 90 to the courts, il far It
relates TO the cOnvlcs who worked away from the
main prison, CT rather subleased. It vii be remem-
bered that Attorney General Pickle, in elaborate
opinion held that the cOnvlcts could not je subeased
Nothing Of this came before the Legis ature. Now,
however, the question goes to the courts. william
Warren, white convict In the barracks at Brceve,
has, through his attorneys. filed petition in the Knox
County Criminal Court, before Judge Sneed, praying
for writ of habeas corpus. The writ vas granted and
addressed TO the warden at Brceville Who Is called
to show why he should not surrender the prisoner
The writ is made etumable next Wednesday. This
brings the whole question before the court 1t Is
farreaching and exhaustive. The Object is to deter
mine the legality OF the suitcase, AMI If be decided
that the cOnvcts cannot be sub-let then all conycts
must be taken from those places wlere they now
working on sub-cOntracts. This would remove them
from Bncevlle Coal Creek and Oliver Springs II the
petition for habeas corpus fay raby acted upOn II
that the leSsees will take the 10 the
Supreme Court Of the state, which Is now In session
here. If they win, those acting for The convcts viii
take the case up. IL IS believed that within two
months at most, final decision can be had"