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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-22
ENTERTAINING.


THE WORLD, the Martinsburg daily,
is just one year old, and it comes to US
in an illustrated sixteen page edition
brim full Of information about Mar.
tinsburg, Its industries and its leading
men. We notice what seems a lack Of
gallantry, or something Of the sort ;
the paper makes no mention of Mar
tinsburg's excellent and interesting
ladies. Aside from this it seems al
most model boom number. Success
to it.
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cHoLERA IN NEw YoRK.

MEN York, Sept. 16. The board Of
health announced Wednesday after
noon that from meteorological ex-,
animation made by Prof. Herman
Blggs on the bodies of several suspect
ed cholera patients there have been
several deaths from Asiatic cholera in
the city of New York. VA
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CIRCUIT COURT.

Circuit Court met yesterday morning
at ten o'clock.
Hon. Geo. Feidt was elected special
Judge and disposed Of number of
cases in which Judge Faulkner was
interested. The Jury was Wednesday
discharge until this morning.
DEGREES were entered in the follow
ing cases:
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SAFE now

The wall facing the west Of the en-
CINE house Of the new hosiery mill
which was blown down several days
ago, has been reconstructed and all
the walls supported with timbers 50
that they will resist the most violent
storm.
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I1TEHAvE secured Miss ). T. hopes ofBa

WEHAvE secured Miss j. T. Hopes ofBal-
wv timore city to take charge Of our Milf
merry Department. this season Miss Hopes
came TO us very highly recommended having
had varied experience and having served the
most fashionable millner trade Of Baltimore
city. We have every reason to be grafihed at
the success Of this branch Of our business and
as cur experience in this line has considerably
increased we intend this season 10 add largely
70 our stock Of millinery and develop this de-
partment as much as possible. Miss Hopes
will arrive here on Thursday with our entire
new stock OF millinery and will have II marked
and on sale by Sept 18th. ENMERT 4 FIERY.
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RE0uEsrEp no srEAK.

y. s. G. itzer Esq, Is in receipt Of
4 letter from the West Virginia Repub-
lican State Committee, inquiring how
many speeches he can make for the
committee this campaign, etc.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-22

Rsvs. . w. Ridenour lid j. B.
Chamberlain. of the United Brethren
church, have been called u AnnviIle,
Pa, to attend . meeting 81 tls execu-
tive committee Of Lebanon College.
Both, however, could not be absent,
30 Rev. Ridenour has answered the.
call.
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On Monday daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. JOS. H. Shaffer iced II months
and 20 days. The funer took place
yesterday morning. Interment was
made in Norborne Cemetery.
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WANTED.

All the democrats Of the city to at-
tend the meeting Of the Cleveland and
Stevenson Club tonight. u ringing
and eloquent speech BY an orator Of
renown will delight and instruct you.
Come.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-09-22

The Martinsburg WoRLp celebrated
its first anniversary BY issning an edi-
ton Of 16 pages, illustrated with
map Of the city, numerous portraits Of
prominent citizens, cuts Of buildings,
40. The push and ability Of the pub
fisher has placed bis paper ii the front
rank.
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sEnENAnrn.

Jones' Spring Band stopped in town
this morning for short time ON their
way to the Inwood fair. Before de-
parting they rendered serenade which
was greatly enjoyed.
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See ! "A Pair q KIDS tonight.
az ERnon.

III the list 81 Republican delegates
as reported by one Of the secretaries
+. B. Burr, Jr., was elected instead
Of W. r. Burr, and Goo. Izatt instead
Of +. s. Gettle.
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plEp Isl cuMnrnLArp.

Miss Nora Cook, formerly Of Mar
tinsburg, died in Cumberland Tuesday
evening Of Typhoid Fever.
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HAVING anticipated a large trade this winter
ISL ON underwear we bought with that idea in
our mind and have double the stock we ever had
before at prices that are down even lower than
the lowest, just think of good ladies vest for
25c. EMMERT 4 FIERy's
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ELEGANT French China Fea Sets, So pieces,
II $1,000, worth $500. at D. NJ. KILMER'S,
on King street.
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IaoR SALE "A large writing table in good
10 condition. Has two large drawers, and
would suit nicely for q business. Apply at this
ONCE. 6-2S-tf.
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A HANDSOME line Of Mems Fine Dress Shoes
II in the latest styles and shapes at
FIERY's SHOE SFeRE.
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DICK-NICK-NOTIS.-Y can buy silk mitts
III worth % cents for is cents.
You can buy straw sailors worth 25 cents for
Is cents.
You can buy ladies vests worth IS cents for
81 cents at c. P. HERRINGS Great Cash House
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SoOPAIRs Mems suspenders for SC, others ash
y 25c. YELLOW FRONT.
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WTANTED.-To sen, desirable Suburban
wv Building Lot, on easy terms, must be
sold at once, without regard to value--a rare
chance to secure cheap home. X. POOLE,
9-14-1m Attorney
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ICE CREAM and Berry Sets, in both China
and Glass, from IS cents TO $335 at d. NJ.
KILMER'S, on King street.
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GOoD CARPET. Good Carpetl Only 10c yard
" our neighbors ask &c. YELLOW FRONT.
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M EN- may come and men may go, but those
UNl who once go to BROWNS Oyster Parlors
are sure to come again.
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RCPECIAL OFFER on Ladies' Ribbed Under
- wear. Our soc. Vest for 25c.
YELLOW FRONT. YELLOW FRONT.
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1000 YARDS Indigo Blue Prints s. others ask
y &C. YELLOW FRONT
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II oVELY Austrian China Tea sets, So pieces.
ia 5000, worth $500, at D. NJ. KILMER's,
on King street.
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VlRUNK SALE.-Great Slaughter sale of
Trunks, think Of good Trunks only $1.96 at
e. p. HERRINGS Cash House.
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r,HosE Big Bananas al BROWNS are right at
il the front.
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NOW is YOUR CHANCE to get first class
In Children's School Shoes at FrERxis SHOE
SToRE-Every pair guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton.
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MEMS SHIRT SALE.-500 mems working shirts
lvl worth 10 cents now % cents.
500 Boys working shirts worth as cents now
20 cents
900 boys waist percale worth 40 cents now
% cents.
$50 ladies blouse waists worth so cents now 80
cents at g. p. HERRING Net Spot Cash House.
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GLEASON ABLE THINGS AND WHERE TO GET
y THEM.-We would like to say few words
to supply the wants and demands of oih grow
ing trade, for all kinds grades and textures of
black dress material for the fall of '92. Whilst
this fall we haye taken unusual pains and put
forth our best energeties in making choice Sc
lections and securing the latest styles and tex
lures in the markets. We feel that our efforts
have not been In vain for we can offer you
many special Inducements and give you some
rare bargains in Black silks, Henrettes Cash
meres Serges Broadcloths, Ores DeLyon, Liss-
age, Mecahique, Crapon, Percidierrells, etc. We
would be pleased to show you our large assort-
ment of these goods and also a great variety OF
trimming, which have just come out this season
Respectfully.
EMMERT q FIERY.
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HEADQUARTERS Tor Pillsbury TX < Best
III Flour. Will sell at lowest prices. Money
can be saved by buying from me. A. J. shy
DER, Agent. 9-i-6m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-04

Dnrwin's development Of the doctrine OF
evolution. DonnelIy. Bethany and Weaver
are ali successful quacks with brains
enough TO exhume ancient errors and try
to palm them off upon society as new
truths by clothing them in dress OF
superficial rhetorical plausibiliry sufficient
to make them circulate rapidly among
wonder loving folk, who grow rapturous
over doctors that promise to cure all the
incurables from ocean to ocean and sell
you a sure remedy for tuberculosis and
Bright's disease out OF the same box OF
pills.
Political and industrial quaeks are just
like medical quacks; they are full of pro-
fuse promises to cure the gravest and
most deep-seated disease Of long standing
in the body polite by the application OF
their nostrums; like the medical quack
these political and social quacks are
ready to cure in the twinkling of an eye
what social scientists agree is not durable
save by time and its slow evolution Of
evil from the world. A medical quack
boldly says to the fellow who wants bull
let taken from his skull. "We
can't destract the bullet. but
we offer you q pill which We
stake our professional reputation will melt
it in your head" So with the political,
industrial and social guack; he declines to
essay practical measure for relief, but
promises in place of it to perform the I'M
practicable. the impossible and the alb
surd. He is like Chinese doctor who
would solemnly prescribe dose of sharks
fins for infammatory rheumatism, or eye
Of newt and toe of frog for typhoid fever,
and his patients are impressed with his
p Professional abilities, not because his
treatment is reasonable, but chiefly be-
cause it is, while utterly unreasonable,
nevertheless new and strange.
The Peoples party infatuates are not
more inexplicable in the passionate en-
thusiasm with which they swallow
greedily the dried fish OF ancient error and
the Dead sea apples Of defunct delusions
in political economy and finance than are
the peculiar people in every corner Of this
land who are the simpering victims of
quackerv in medicine, in science. in re-
ligion and temperance. If theosophy,
faith cure. modern spiritism, "the blue
glass theory" and prohibition can secure
very considerable clientage in every
state, why not free silver, fiat money, the
sub-treasury scheme and other forms of
fool finance, which will continue to pre-
vail until some stuiticide kills the fool
and buries him with his folly2
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-09-04
Confidence In John III. McGraw.
Blaine Tribune.

The Republican convention at Olympia last
week named q state ticket that carries dismay
into the ranks of the Democratic party, and i'm
parted into the ranks OF the Republicans an en-
thusiasm that will sweep their enemies before
them like chaR before q cyclone The ticket is
an exceptional one. Every name thereon is OF
itself Q link Of steel welded in the fires OF ex-
perience that FULLY completes the chain that
will hold the Republicans of the state together
as band OF brothers. The name of John Nc
Graw, our candidate for governor, 10 o synonym
OF Republicanism throughout the state, and
what he don't know about the tricks of tho
enemies is hardly worth knowing. He is
q self-made man and fully in touch
with the masses of Washington's great army of
laboring men. having come to Washington
many years ago q poor man. He has by his
honest and gentlemanly conduct won recogni-
ton from his fellow men, and by his superior
business abilities has accumulated q modest
competency. McGraw is q man of foresight. of
great executive ability, and the affairs OF the
state will be in safe keeping with him as chief
executive. He will completely snow under any
candidate tho Democrats can put up against
him. Dude Lewis will not be in it The Re-
publicans OF Whatcom county are enthusiastic
over the nominations, and feel confident in
John H. McGraw az being the right man to lead
to sweeping victory on the Sth Of next No
vemb0r
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The Grain Crop VIII Be Big.


The Spotesmdn's monthly crop report sho,.
an encouraging state of affairs in the grain-pro.
ducing districts tributary to Spokane. Harvest
Is in progress and the yield proves to be sum
Client to crafty the most disconnected thin
party man. There is no opportunity for anothe,
blockade, in spite of increased output OF Rrsip
The railroads have learned from experience
the requirements OF the great Palouse country
and have made ample preparations to care %,
the crop. Not only in the Palouse country 4
the grain industry thriving enterprise but IN
the agricultural districts of Western Idaho sood
results are obtained where other than hay crop,
are tried. There are some sections OF Wssterp
Idaho were wheat, oats and barley are still m
experiment, but each year is extending TIA
acreage of farming land devoted to grain. Hav
10 still q God crop, but the choicest ands us
now being sown to the more profitable crops Of
wheat, oats, barley aud fax. Reports Of two.
thirds crop are received from some sections. but
the general outlook il that the yield will b 100
per cent better than was expected six Veess
ago. Where the yield per acre falls short the
deficit is almost invariably made up by the In.
crease in the number of acres, and the railroad,
will have but little the less to do on account OF
the few scorching days of the past mouth or
two. Around Coulee City the work of tbs
squirrels and the hot sun are apparent In
portions of Adams county 1t is a matter for con.
graduation that farmers will at harvest time
realize more than the seed they put into the
ground. In the vicinity OF Dayton some felds
will not turn out over fifteen bushels 70 Tia
acre. These. however, are extreme cases and
are fully made mp for by such localities q Pull
man, where Farmer Northcutt goes to . little
extra trouble some years and grows over 100
bushels of wheat to the acre. On the whole, thu
harvest outlook Is decidedly satistactory, ana
this year will be another recorder breaker
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date for congrsss, and c W. YGa,ng, candidate
for governor. who addressed ths multitude at
the corner OF Bay and Holly streets between
the hours OF II and 1880 sodsS. Mr. Young
does not claim to b speaker, and
he certainly is not a. man, APP
psrently, who has been starved out
of both the other parties. The speeches made
were such as no American cifizers would sane
ton after weighing the srgumei:,a. Knox said
the Democratic and Republican. parties repre-
sented the crowned heads OF Europe. and the
Peoples party represented the people OF Amer
lea Agrosser insult to Americas citizens was
never uttered from q public rSstrum- They
left for Seattle on the afternoon train, and if
they expect any votes from this county they
had better let local speakers coisduct the cam
paign here"
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THE UNR0PED ARENA.

Colonel Jay Ewing. who has been nominated
for the state Senate by the snohomish Peoples
party convention, is the individual who was re-.
moved from the position OF United States con.
sui az Vancouver at the request OF citizens.
Tho Republican county central COMMITTEES
Will appoint meetings for several points in the
county tomorrow. Requests for speakers are
coming in from nearly every precinct. Republi.
cans being enthusiastic and anxious for the
campaign to open.
Hereafter the Republican clubs OF the city
will be entitled TO the use o. general head.
quarters on the following days: Monday, Nc
Graw Fiambean Club: Tuesday. Harrison
Legion; Wednesday, Young Mems Republican
Club; Thursday. King County Republican Club:
Friday, Third House Club. Saturday, Coiorsd
Republican Club
Mr.. snively's fences in King county are evil
IDENTIFY more dilapidsied than he anticipated.
He came over from Tacoma Friday evening for
a few hours 10 see in what shape they were
A number Of politicians of the speech.maling
clsss called on him. but there was an ominous
absence OF the vote getting class. Mr.. saively
returned 10 Tacoma, hu. what he saw here con.
WINGED him that another trip would be advis.
able before returning to his home. He was
sgain guest OF the Northern last Night. accom-.
panied by l. f. Post OF Tacorns and some of
those who failed 10 call upon him the previous
evening we're on hand. Mr.. saiveiy left for his
home OF the night train.
The BellinSham Bsv Exrrsss has poor opin-
ION of the two leading candidates on the Peoples
party state ticket Two of them we're there the
other day, and this is what Il ssys Of them:
The Peoples party advocates mus, have been
proud o. ,ae.: champions. u. f. Knox, csudi.
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The Republican State Ticket.
Wilbur Register.

Tho Republican ticket AZ presented In
the frst column on this page will be sup
ported by the Register from top to bot
tom. The president and vice president
from the fact that the Republican principles a.
espoused by the last administration have made
this the greatest and most prosperous nation on
the globe, and 1t would be poor policy and poor
management to make q change now when
there is not one issue upon which the Republic.
ans as party do net take q decided and, IL
must be admitted, wise stand. The state ticket
win he supported, because il is evi.
dent BY comparison, that the Republican
ticket IL composed Of the beat men; beca use
they are tried and true Republicans; because
the platform upon which they stand IL one tina,
suits the people An argument for the super
iority of the Republican county ticket
over the / Democratic would be
mockery. to say the least From
auditor down TO commissioner the Republican,
have placed men in nomination who can be re-
lied upon implicitly to handle the reins of
county government to the best interests OF all.
Can As much b said for those On the Demo-
cratic ticketf
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more than ordinary ability. John !. Wilson,
who was re-nominated from this side. was with
out opposition, and 10 one OF the most popular
men in the state. That William II. Doolittle,
the Pierce county candidate for representative
from the west side is q strong man also, was
demonstrated by the fact that he. toe. was prac-
tically without opposition. and went in by ac-
clamation. John McGraw, candidate for
governor from King county, Is one
OF the best known men in the state, and nobody
questions his commanding abilities. +. II.
Luce, nominee for lieutenant governor from
Lincoln county. balances the ticket admirably,
and was q graceful concess sion 70 a thrifty and
growing young agricultural section. The state
secretaryshp was given TO J. II. Price. OF Pierce,
and kitritas got the auditor, l. K. Grimes.
spokane got the attorney general, W. c. Jones,
and Whitman secured the superintendent OF
public schools, C. w. Bean. The above are only
the important state officers, and as before stated
they have been chosen with regard to location
as well as fitness, and that they will be elected
to the positions for which they have been
named there il but little doubt
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up by the love that sees in all formsot human
thought and work the life and death struggles
o. separate human beings.
There are many kinds of success to be
thankful for IN this world, and not the
least of them is that sort of success that is
summed up in the last paragraph Of Mid
dlemarch."
Her finely touched spirit had still its ine is
sues, though they were not widely visible Her
full nature, like that river of which Alexander
broke the strength. spent itself in channels
which had no great name on earth. But the eff
feet of her being on those about her was meal
culably diffusive;. for the growing good of the
world 10 partly dependent on unhistoric acts;
and that things are not SO i'll with you and me
as they might have been is half owing to the
number who lived faithfully hidden life, and
rest in unvisfted tombs
Her spirit speaks in agatha" when she
says:
All ways know OF to be c,eansed aud pure:
would not sink where evil spirits are
There's perfect goodness somewhere! 30 strive.
When we hear fiippant and shallow
cynics, breathing lagos brutal philos-
ophy of gross selfshness and sneering at
woman as fit for nothing better than ''to
suckie children and chronicle small beer"
we are glad to remember that the noblest
illustration Of superior intellect and soul.
instinct with the spirit of divine human
ity and justice in our century has been
furnished by the so-cailed weaker sex
that included Elizabeth Fry and George
Eliot, who was one of the women in liter
allure who deserve the love and admira-
ton of mankind. To her might be ap-
piled in her wonderful spiritual beauty
Shakspeare's lines:
"Women will love her, that she 10 more worth
Than any man: men that she il
The rarest Of all women"
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A WAR CLOUD IN ASIA.

The ameer of Afghanistan has asked the
government of india to check the advance
of Russia into the Pamir plateau. The oc-
cupation of Pamir would give Russia &C
cess to the British Indian frontier, since it
is the key of Afghanistan which is the
buffer state between Russia aud India.
From Pamir Russia could force her way
speedily to the Arabian sea or to the
mountain passes that command the
frontier of British India.
Mr.. Gladstone is a man Of peace. but he
can hardly afford to refuse the ameer Of
Afghanistan's request for aid. If the ap-
rlication Is refused, the ameer is quite
likely to return to the Russian alliance.
which he abandoned for that of England
several years ago. If England grants the
aid asked by the ameer, there will eventu-
ally be war between England and Russia.
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The Ticket Will Have 10000 Majority.

Last Thursday the Republican state conven-
ton at Olympia dominated the excellent ticket
which We place at the head of our columns this
week. From top to bottom it is unexceptiona-
BILE, and every candidate is worthy Of the hearty
support OF the voters of the Republican party OF
the state. 1t is.a ticket against which Demo-
Gratis will be obliged to manufacture reasons for
opposition. Mr.. McGraw is what is termed a
sef-made man. His ability, integrity and high
standing can not be truthfully questioned. The
same strong points are possessed by every other
candidate on the ticket. The action of the con.
venton left no sore spots for opposition to rally
around. The ticket will be elected by 10000
majority,