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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-03-19
A Happy Father.

Officer %. H. Gibson has an III
20 nd boy at his house, and Officer u
H. Gibson feels good.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-03-19
The Reason.

"Why is 1t that Bolus is always sicki"
because he is health crank. Cape
Cod Item,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-03-19
ENGLAND.


LONDON, March list. James Gazette
today says that it is curious to find the
people of Italy lamenting the death Of the
Malta conspirators at New Orleans. They
were wre ,ches who had been driven out of
heir own country as pests of society. The
or EFF of the Marquis Di Rudini for the men
who were lynched would not be long or
very profound if Malta did not emigrate.
They would have received an equally short
shrift from the Sicilian vigilants.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-03-19

LONDON, March 1.-THE French govern
ment has accepted arbitration as means
of settling the New Foundland difficulties.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-03-19
0yeracted.

She lin the background)-I wonder who
those people at the other table are. Pm
sure it's bridal couple.
He-Whyi
She-Well, they look a. II they didnI
know each other.-Iife.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-03-19
Ella--Poor fellow, what monstrous ears
he has. Some museum freak, suppose.

The Freak" (overhearing)-I beg your
pardon. mam'selle; Professor Boggs is at
your service.-Texas Siftings
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-03-19
NEwsy NOTES PICKED UP IN THE
STATE DEPARTMENT YES
TRRDAY.
TERDAY.
Itsms Of Interest for the People ana
OHaeials-Figures and Opinions
for County officials.
EXECUTIVE OFFICE.

There was nothing of importance
bin the governors Office yesterday.
STATE DEPARTMENT.
The Temple Hermann's Vereln
d apital stock $4,000 filed charter
Yesterday in the Office of secretary OF
state.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1891-08-06
For Great Bargains See Here

All Wool Serge worth 10 cents cut to
Splendid Tea Gown Goods, see them
All Wool Henrietta worth 70 cents reduced to
40 inch Henrietta all coors regular price 50c take now at
$500 yds Henrietta all colors regular price 35c take now
20 cent Henriettas reduced to
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-21
BABY IN VARIOUS LANDS.

Garlic, salt, bread and steak are put into
the cradle of a new born babe in Holland.
In Ireland a belt made Of woman's haiz
is placed about child to keep harm away.
In Scotland it is said that to rock the
empty cradle will insure the coming of oc-
cupants for it.
The Grecian mother, before putting her
child in its cradle, turns three times around
before the fire, while singing her favorite
song, to ward off evil spirits
The London mother places a book under
the head Of the newborn infant that 1t may
be quick at reading, and puts money into
its first bath to guarantees its future wealth.
Welsh mothers put pair OF tongs or a
knife in the cradle to insure the safety OF
their children; the knife il also used for
the same purpose in some parts Of Eng
land.
The Turkish mother loads her child with
amulets as soon as it is born, and small
bit of mud, well STEPPED in hot water, pre-
pared by previous charms. is stuck on its
forehead
At the birth OF child in lower Brit
tany the r@ighboring women take Y in
charge, wash it. crack its joints and rub
its head with oil to solder the Uranium
bones. 1t is then wrapped in tight bun
die and its lips are amounted with brandy
to make it full Breton. -
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-21
SCIENTIFIC WAITS.

A self opening envelope has appeared,
which operates by drawing two projecting
ends of string so as to cut the edges
It has been found that small dose OF
strong alcohol shortens the time Chat food
remains in the stomach by more than half
an hour
The cooling Of milk Immediately after II
Is drawn from the COW is said to be Of the
greatest assistance in delaying fermentar
ton. and it is thought to be the most prac-
tical method which can now be recon-
mended.
A ships side light which wiz swing as
she heels and always shine upon horiEon-
tai plane has been invented in CardiR.
With the fixed light and the ship well
heeled, the leeward light can be seen only
half mile.
The human heart Is inches in length,
inches in diameter and beats an Average
Of 20 times per minute, 100 times an hour,
100, 500 times per day and 3,6Si, 10 times per
year So, in life OF eighty years. the heart
beats sO0O0o. 900 times,
The term fixed" applied to the stars. II
mistake, for 1t Is now known that there
| l. not 4 fixed star in the heavens and prob
ably no such condition as absolute rest IN
the universe All the stars ars insmotien.
and some OF them are neving,at the rate
81 100000 miles an hour. or more than
thrice the reiocity Of our earth on its oroit.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. w. H. Wilen went to Brunswick
this morning on important business.
Miss. Minnie Pryor, of Hagerstown,
is visiting Miss Mary Lizzie Lambert,
on Martin st.
Mr.. 6. Darow has returned to
business after an extended absence
from the city.
Hon. Geo. M. Bowers is in Washing
ton on business connected with the M.
NJ. M. & /. Co.
Mr.. John H. Potter is adding a very
cheerful looking bay window to his
residence on Martin street.
Mr.. A. F.. Keubler, of Baltimore, ar
rived in the city last night to see how
work was progressing on his picture
frame plant.
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pi>ee.ne- o. teeai And o.nerai Inter.
~ Frsm Oar Exehaness.
The conbcrlAnd Valley Railroad
carried 800 people to the Hagerstown
ieir o. Thursday, the largest number
ever carried there in one day.
The Navy Department has suggest
Cd to lieutenant Cowles, ofth wrecked
Despatch. that he might As wen move
away from Assateague Life-Saving
Station.
Total East-bound shipments last
week amounted to 70, 3Sl tons, against
63,363 tons the corresponding week
last year. 0fthe flour, grain, and pro-
vision srailc the Vanderbilt lines car
ricd 80 per cont, Grand Trunk, If,
Penny lyania, 10; b. o., 10, and
Panhandle, Z.
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RAILWAY RuMBLEs.

The Georgia Legislature has failed TO pass
bill making ticket scalping illegal
The Pennsylvania company has now cut
its running time between Cincinnati and
New York down to twenty-five hours.
The 124j< miles between Newcastle and
Edinburgh, which Is done Without stop,
10 at present the longest run in Britain.
Brooklyn has the distinction Of having
the shortest cable road in the world. Il Il
but 800 feet long, and runs on Montague
street from the city hall to Wall street
ferry.
Thirteen engineers, nremen and brake
men on the Cincinnati, Wabash and Mich
iGan were discharged for smuggling beer
into the cabs and cabooses and drinking u
while on duty.
A. recent niesstng Of the Colorado
railway passenger agents IL was agreed
that newspaper advertising was the only
legitimate and fruitful means Of advektlb-
ing and the passenger agents agreed 70 ID
here to it.
The returns Of British railways during
the last year show 1,O76 persons killed and
4,721 injured. The number of passengers
killed was about one in 100000. which
seems to indicate that railway travelling Il
about as safe as staying at home.
Most of the roads before employing q
man ascertain the applicants previous
record as railroad man, especially as re-
CARDS his views about going out on strikez
Four years ago the Pennsylvania lines
adopted this course, and today know the
standing of every man in their employ as
regards taking paEt,in strikes when one is
ordered.
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Welnesdny. Octoher eI. 1891.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

Maple avenue and Burke street. Rev. VIM, y.
chapman, Pastor; residence, Burke street, ad
Joining church,
and 80 o m. Prayer service, Wednesday
f:SO p. IN.
!. First Baptist Church, West King street, Rev.
~ Ell, I. Robertson, Pastor; residence West Burke
sunday School $50 a. m. Sabbath Services
x a m and 40 p. m. Prayer and Praise meet
ing Wednesday 100 y. m.
-Reformsd Church, Feast Burke street sun
LAY school 9.3O a. m Morning service II a. nj
t .ssnIng service 100 pm Wednesday evening
y. Johns Lutheran Church, corner Queer
S Slu 1iartln SITS. Rev, Chas s. Trump pastor
SsINlees sunday 1foclock a. m. and T:'30 p. m
a, sunday Schol 800 a. m Prayer service 7,;Sl
Tors welcomed
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Jnpan now - stocoooo rrr1la
a c1ftls range IN wa r -. . -.
miles long and 80 miles Wa
Ths Hawaiian rice now numb. o,iv
5000 members. = decrease Of n>nrlv onc-
half within hfty ysarR
Only about ons-q oa4fsr IL The a n,s-,...u.
Indians have to depend o. Uncle San re-
support The other m Independent ia
some Of them are even rich
The model prison II tn world belong. q
Venice. and tits situated on the island 81
Guidasca. which il sep1rDtsd from the cItF
By broad arm Of tks ia3oon.
From the summit d Mount Roe d n.
vada, 1000 feet abovt the SEA level IA
waters Of twenty-ono lake. may Be- f1tn
glistsning among the forests Of the SItrrsk
Accqrting 2 the census rssurhs ps,xiy
tnetcuth Of the citi1ens Of the UnItsi
t8t<e erp communicates OF merabers n
no Roman Catholic chufch--the number
being 6.250.0s5
Il u known that wasps' nests often take
hre, supposed To BE- caused By the chemical
action of the wax upon the paper material
Of the nest itself This may account for
many mysterious fires Id barns and cut
buildings
The true test of genuine American paper
currency i 70 hold the bill up 10 the light
% that you can discern two lines running
parallel across it. entire length. These
are red and blue silk thread inside the
paper No counterfeit has them
Ohio claims to have the largest oil well
In this country, II not in the world II Il
located near North Baltimore, in Hancock
county. and II permitted to flow its full
capacity would more than fill two Of the
5000 basrel tanks every twent7-fbui
hours-
The Russian language Is 70 be taught In
the Japanese schools. For this purposs
the government Of the mikado sends q
number Of students to the University Of
st. Petersburg to prepare themselves a
teachers Of Russian for the rising genera
ton Of Japan.
Almost third of all humanity O0, O0O,.
00O-speak the Chinese language. Hindos
IL spoken by more than l0O, O00, 900; Eng
nsh. by over 100, 0OO, 900, Russian, BY So,
100000; German, by $1,000. 900. and Span
ish, by 4S.O0OO 900. or the European Ian
guages French Is fifth.
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BALTIMORE A ONO TIME TABLE
I'D -
lin Effect Sunday. May 24th. 1901.

No. 5, vestibuled Limited Daily leaves
New York 1913 4. M, phia 8:i5 BALTIC iD:eQ
Wash. 1i3O arrive ut Martinfburg i;8D p M,
and Chicago il:2o a. M, connects at Hancock
u No. 4 s' VesfIbaIed Express "Daily,' leaves
wash Was $50 arrives al Martinsbnrg io:5i >. n.
and Chicago gsJ0 b. m. Connects III Hancock for
Berkeley springs On saturday only VI. \, ,...
| New York, gDOa m, ; Phiia. it:33 BALTIC 2s3O p
M; WISH. $50 arrives IL Martlnsburg $40 p.
Il or X hgn spr ss ?
10. J. yestibulcd Express Daily leaves
Wash. HOO arrives at Martinsburg iss a. M,
No. 2. Pittsbnrg Express Daily, leaves New
Wash, s.iI arrives at Martinsburg ii;o5 p. M,
and Pittsburg b:43 p M.
no III ysstbnled cypress s ,.s DAILY leaves s.s
Wash, $50; arrives al Martinsburg 1is45 a. M,
| pittsburg 7:35 y. M Connects at Hancock for
\ Berkeley Springs, except sunday.
No. ii. baltimore and Cumberland Accomo-
dation Daily" leaves Baltimore 4:27 a. M, Win
old line, arrives at Martinsburg $50 q. M; Cum
connects a. Hancock Tor Berkeley Springs, OK
cept sunday.
datioa DAILY except Sunday. leaves Baiti.
Martinsburg i:2i p M, and Keyser al $40 p. M
/ Stops at all stations and connects mt Hancock
4
= s EAST BOUND.
| No O. vestibuled Limited nDaIly,r leaves
Chicago A5S p mi, arrives AZ Martinsbmrg sJi
| D. M; wash AS D. m, BALTIC $50 Phila. 6:iS
and New York 1873 y. m: Connects withPitts
1 Ma, VestIbuied EXPRESS .sDaiIy. leaves CHI
cag0 1910 d. n; arrives at Martinsburg az 91g
| a m. Wash, ii:i6a.u.; BALTIC. loop. m Phiia.
No 10 10. Express Dally." leaves Pi,tsburg at
Ge0 p. m, arrives AZ Martinsburg 40 a. M,
Wash. 7:l0 BALTIC. $40 PhiIa. iEiO 4. M, and
No. Il. : vesflbuied Limited Daily,,' leaves
Pittsburg S;15 a; M arrives It Martinsbnrg 81
Nw w Yort s B connsets u fh washOr
ton Junction for Frederick
| No, q Vesfibuled Limited DAILY" leaves
riyes a. Martinsburs iiso NV Wash. lisp
M. BALTIC. 800; PhIla. 500 aud New York 6s58
| p. m. Stops at Shenandoah Junction. connects
mediate stations. Connects at Weverton for
| Hagerstown, and at Washington Junction for
Frederick sssaR. sSpd Eyare.. pav eave.
st. Louis sos p. M; Cincinnati SIS q. m. ar
rives at Martigsburg i8e. 9. M, Wash: $50;
No. ID. Cumberland and Baltimore Accom-
\ mediation, DAILY leaves Cumberland 2s50. and
arrives az MartiIsburg 5:29 2. m; Washington
~. ma sai'l New York o sa ne sacps Il al
stations west OF Washington Junction connects
at Harper's Ferry for winchester. at Weayerton
No. III Piedmont 4 Baltimore accommoda-
| tlon, daily except sunday, leaves Piedmont &c
Tf0 al m. arrives at Martinsburg at 1910 4. M:
arrives at Baltimore via. old line at $50 p,s M.
/ Stops at all stations and come Is ut Weyerton
\ for Hagerstown and at Frederick junction for
\ Frederick.
Nos40 IMartInsburg and Harper.s Ferry 40
communication. daily. except SUNDAY leaves
Martinssburg 81; 10 z. Z. M; -twtSy Years.
~ Har y,sr Z Va Fe,rrs fr-
mediate stations Sftizens Of Marion connt
! for Baltimore -,
and an BaitImorcmbraced the Mormon faitl
co. Sou
= = e. z 7oIooooSrc Iec1Ir creo1n p1cT
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C. A. LAMAR,
Secretary
RAILROAD rRAINMEss. ram.

The Brotherhood Of Railway Train
men are beginning to make arrange
ments for their fair which will begin
two weeks previous to the beginning
of 1892, and end up ON New Years
night with big ball. Both the fair
and the ball will be given at the Race
street Opera House.
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CARD OF THANKS.

The committee in charge Of the ball
given for the benefit Of Mr.. W. G.
Compton, wish to extend thanks for the
liberal support extended by the public.
The total receipts were 1888, and de-
ducting expenses the net benefit to Mr..
Compton was $l0S.
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IT LOOKS BIG.

There is an agent canvassing Mar
tinsburg for New York building and
saving association that purports to
have capital of s5o,Ooo,oOo and
guarantees from Is to 16 per cent.
This sounds little ''fishy'' to say the
least but the agent tells that he is
securing numerous subscriptions for
stock.
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4 Maid q ths window.

4 ilaid q ths window.
Thsps's 8 prStfy naiden over the way
Who smiles when lshe sees me here e ~
work,
And ahe keeps me hard at q nom morning
III night u
Tor with such . mohitof how, can skirk.
She has goideh hair and psaxly teeth.
blue.
Don't think I'm IN danger. FOR confess
am most fifty; she isn'ttwo.
New York Herald
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-21

Ingrntitude.
Young Cupid lost his way
And came to me to find Il;
He'd been truant all the day
But didn't seem 10 mind II.
Iput him In o hanson. then,
For home. aud feed the cabby,
But my reward was what most men
Would call extremely shabby.
he got his bow and arrows out
And pierced my heart. nor tarried,
But drove away ere could about,
Great heavensi Cupe. Fm married.
Truth.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-21

.Will ron give me the next waltz. Mia.
Longf
81 wonder how you can ask i'll Didn't
YOU make some jocuiar remark this even
ing about my being 80 tallt"
II only alluded TO You a. sweetness Iona
drawn OUT"
"You may have the next waltz "-New
York Press
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RIFLE TEAM MEETING.

The Martinsburg Rifle Team viii
meet at the Photographic Art Parlors
of E. c. Darrow, Is W. King St.,
this evening Wednesday, at 7.30.
C. C. BENNETT,
Captain.
C. A. LAMAR,
Secretary.
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Jawkins-T hear that Mrs. Loftinez has
been 30 reduced since her husbands fail
ure that she has had TO take in boardersL
Guzzleton (who likes something more
than napkins and silver for his dinner)-
Poor fellowsl How much a week does she
take them in" forf-Harper's Bazaar.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-21

They had been talking about BScthorcn,
sVogner," Annie Rooney and olkef mo.
sical celebrities whon she rsmanlkt1.
DO you know Maggie Murphy,,
Homes'''
MOI Il sherr be replied, somewha,
startled e the rapid change 81 subjeck III
aidn,t know she was away. wv ashincsor
Star.
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A Modest Maid.

he asked her. ."will you be my wife2"
The fair and modest Bostoa maid.
And though she loved him ~ her life,
To answer yes. she was afraid.
But rs two negatives she knew
Make an affirmative. In slow
And measured tones. while red she grew
This maiden answered him. mo. no"
New York Press.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-21

How do you get along with your French.
Liteheddr
VERY we'll; I've got so far that | can
think in French now"
"Gracious! You must find 1t superior ID
English. New York Press.
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snake.

+ They called the dog darling.
And gave 1t kiss and hug.
And when twas sick they gayeit
A taste Of many a drug.
Hecaught the dread malnfta,
When. for little lark.
They gave him 80 much quinine
He has Peruvian bark
philadelphia Press.
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--Oh. papa, " said little Nellie.
And new Thought to her springA
what allied thefAllen angels.
Couldn't they work their wingss~
Yankee Blads.
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Ma.lrigaI.

Two verses are too many, dear,
To say how fondly adore you:
For just three words tel quite as clear
When set In sequence true before you
They are. Il love YOUR but pa belle.
! vow by everything abpvesyou.
A million words could never tell
Tho many reasons why ! love you.
William Barclay Dunhan in Life
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The sweat-box at the City Hall con-
tains the persons who we're taken in
tow for being drunk and disorderly.
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Two or Kind.

Husband Confound that Smith; he'I
the most forgetful man on earth. Asket
him yesterday TO post letter for me. and
By Jove. he forgot all about It ought ).
have done II myself
Wife-Well, why didn't youi
Husband-I forgot to.-Yankee Blade.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-21

Revised and corrected Dailyby D. N. Kilmer,
Grocery Provision S Queenware Merchant
King Street.
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Always wants Something Else.

Old Fogy (reading paperl-It says they
weighed anchor; but, confound them, 1t
don't say how much it weighed What
want Is facts. but these newspapers never
tell what man wants to know.-Boston
Transcript.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1891-10-21

Mr.. Benedick viii you be my wifei
MisS Beatrice Yes.
Mr.. Benedick oh. Miss Beatrice, this =
30 suddenl Give me time to reconsider
Harper's Bazaar.
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Al Very Prompt Man.

AT Very Prompt Man.
Jasper-Brown is very prompt in his pay
ments, is he noti
Jumpuppe-I should say he Is. He - 50
prompt that his friends'do not dare to tell
him that he owes . debt to nature for fear
he will commit suicide.-New York Herald
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THE W0RBB.
This Date IN History OCT. q.

In the Roman Catholic calendar Ibis day h
a. tssfivhi Of ~ Ursula and her army Of vir-
-, who were murdered By the Huns about
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scodrfitufion of Mar. : born: Led ls5s
1906 -B1tfie Of Tre(4I ~ And G1ll British No
tdrys Adnirl H1ls1.b Ee.soh Nns killed
rf7-John rhfIpot chrFan. hIsh iawyer and
patriot. died. born ts5o
is6l-Battle Of Ball's Blur and bloody repuise
Of the Fedcrals; Colonel Edward Baker
and nearly 800 others were killed: over 100
wounded and prisoners Edward Dickinson
Baker was born In London. England. Feb.
ri, 1911.
isei- Battle of Little Blue, No; III the morning
tho Federals were defeated: afternoon
they defeated Price.
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aIITANTED 10 car loads 81 Potatoes III jim.
berkeley. jefferson Or Morgan county. lO.2i.lw
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An EHtoTVEI11uB nU1DUEs
Il fear you can't support me. ID" said she.
.Alone," said he. Il must confess that's
trueJ
But what you have. with what belongs 70 ma,
really think will be enough for two.h
-Harperss Bazaar
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>
The stockholders Of the Martinsburg Steam
Laundry of Martinsburg. W. Va, viii meet at
Z O'Clock D. m, on Monday. November p,
1901 at the ofiee Of Faulkner a Walker In
general meeting, for the purpose Of electine a
Board Of Directors, the adoption Of by Laws,
and for the transaction Of any other business
which NAV, be lawfully done by the stockhold.
crs in general meeting.
STUART w. WAiKER,
CHAs, ID. MATTifAEI,
WM. RUTLEpoE.
Gro NJ BowERs,
JAS r. THOMPSON,
NJ. o. TABLER.
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4 OsT.-A keyring containg four keys and a
| small screw driver between the court
house amp my residence, South College street.
WV. WOODS.
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THE VALLEY EXCHANGE BUILDING Ass0-
ness and began paying in on shares on Wednes.
day night, October 9th, from which time all pay
ments made during the month Of October Will
date. All persons desiring to become members
~, 3. Mathews, Secretary. and designate the
amount Of shares desired. and make payment q
one months dues on each share taken, each
share to represent $4,000. which will require
the payment Of one dollar per month per share
I'VE roast our own Coffee every day enough
w only for the days sales, GEO. i. JEN-
NINGs' Tea, Coffee and Spice House.
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TT is LOVE ut first sight when you see JEN
/ NINGS' Tea, Coffee and Spice House.
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crocKnoLpERs' MEErINe.

1 DOSE Rolled Oats at JENNINGS Tea. Coffee
IL and Spice House, Sc per pound.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

1 No. Chocolate creams, worth no. oul
III price iSc iii JENNINGS Tea rofee and
spice House.
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TWO hundred OF the latest Wood Color Suits
j Just received by express at
10-16-u. THOMPSON a. TABLER'S
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JENNINGS Tea, Coffee and Spice House
y handles best and purest spices and hayorlng
extracts
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rSts-6eorge colmsn- Jrs
dramAtist and humorous
writer. born. died 1870.
f7l-Tobias George Stnollel.
novelist. author Of nod
erick Random died; born
III.
I772-samuel Taylor ColeridsqI
author. born In Devonshird:
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Il TOMORROWs lssUE, SECOND PAGE.
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DON'T Forget JENNINGS Tea, Coffee and
~ Spice House for good TEAS.
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Between willamsport. shippeusburg and Inter
medinte Points.

Blue Mountain Express leaves Baltimore at $40
p. M, stopping Ut Westminster, New Windsor.
Union Bridge Frederick junction, Blue Ridge,
BuenA Vista, Blue Mountain, arriving az Hn-
gcrstown 6.ib y. M. Returning leave HAgera-
town $40 q. M, stopping Mt above named sta
ti0hs also Mechanicatown.