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Miscellaneous Notices.

EBENSBURG MARBLE AND GRANITE
the JOhnstown Daily HcrGld.-Reliable dealers
and nnc goods.
During recent flying trip to Ehensburg the
writer OF this article visited the Marble and
Granite WORKS OF Jas. Wilkinson y Son, which
were founded in 1850. The senior mem Ter of this
progressive hrm has had an experience Of thirty
nve years. and his son and partner Is also
skilled worker. The class OF work they produce
is OF the highest class and style From four to
nye hands are employed and the very finest mon
umentS in the county seat are specimens of their
skill shipments are made through this and 10
adjoining counties.
'All kinds Of cemetery work is executed and
a nne line of Iron Railing is handled and so q
The stock OF work kept on hand trsceived by the
car-lOadD is vcrY extensive and many very fne
monuments are exhibited, two especially Deiug
executed in the rustic style and in imitation Of
bTickwOrk, with a finely eXecu ted cross on the
top. Among the many hne monuments eFec ed
by this nrm is cIght-tou fifteen feet high
monument for Sheriff Gritith, monument for
Father Christy Sixteen feet high, also mOnu-
ments Tor Jacob kibler and daughter OF John
GTimth. Both gentlemen give personal atten
ttun 10 business as well as execut INK the uneSt
work In all the time they have been in business
they have adhered strictly 10 the maxim all goods
Just as represented and prices as low as the same
class OF woik can be bought elsewhere. We have
no hesitancy in recommending Messrs WfIEin-
son \ Son 10 Ourireaders as reliable business men
progressive and trustworthy. Visit their estab-
lishment before ordering elsewhere"
~ Special attention paid 10 setting work
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VI arriett

NERS.-MarTied at the res
ideucc of the brides parents, in Ebcush burg
on Wednesday, April 27th, 1892, by Rev T..
". bowman Mr.. \. Curtin Evans. of
Walls, Allegheny county. Pa. and Miss
Eitic Myers. daughter Of James \. Myers
of EbeuSburg-
BOWMAN.-DICK.- Married AT tn,
residence of the brides parents ia EbcnS-
burg. Thursday. April 2sTh. lSg2. by Rev +
Bowman. Mr.. John j. Bowman. Grape
vile. Pa, and Mss Hadge Dick, daughter
Of r W. Dick E~q. Of Ebensburs.
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La Mode de Paris and Album dc~
Modes" - well known a. the publications
giving the choicest Paris STYLES one month
iu advance of all other journals. appear to
be growing just a little too popular. The
demand for them i growing 50 rapidly
that the publishers. \. Mcdowell X Co. t
West nth Street New York. haVn found
il difficult To keep up with the increasing
demand each month. They claim that the
American ladies are now buying their
journals TO such an extent that most Of
the news dealers are entirely out of them
by the nth of the month. AS all the
plates are made i'm Paris by the best artists.
the publishers claim that il requires con-
siderable time To catch up with such an in
creased demand. We agree with our lady
friends that these are superior fashion
journals. We suggest to them to become
regular subscribers. thus making sure of
receiving their journal each month, and
securing that valuable book. "DrrSSmak-
ing Simpliicd. that i given as a premium
10 each subscriber paying $50 in advance
for either La Mode dc Paris or Album
dc~ Modes" for one year. You may place
the order through your news agent. or
send direct 10 the publishers.
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A UDIrnR,S NOTICE

A UDITOR'S NOTICE
~ In the Orphans Court OF Cambria county.
In lhe matter OF the frst and partial account of
II. T. O'Frel executor of the last Will and ties
ment % Francis O'Friel, late Of the borough OF
LOretto. deceased.
Having been appointed Auditor by said Court to
report distribution Of the fund in the hands of
the executor. T. tice is hereby given that / will
SIT at my Cffce in the borough OF Ebensburg on
tuesday the I7th dsy OF May 1892 at
o'clock p. NJ. for the purpose Of dfschargthg the
duties OF said appoin ntment. when and where all
persons interested may attend be forever de-
barred IRON coming in on said fund.
DONALD T.. DTT ETpN
Ehensburg. Pa. AprIl 1872. Auditor
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ON Monday ioSl the 'oor""Eh ia''tIN
appointed Ncnyler G. llaNlN street '"h'inis- u
~i"u'i ana 'h''I '' i'''''' at " N''''' VI ''''
per month.
Mr. William Mullen. am old citizen OF
White township. took his departure on
Saturday last for visit TO ireland. the
land of his birth. lie will stop few DAYS
/ i'm Altoona visiting his daughter. Mrs.
John ". Fi~kc. and then proceed T." New
York whrT" hc viii iahr"nrot the 'h'IN
u Liverpool.
,I,i,, fir. in pIiIodnIr,bia on We'd
r..5,, ri5Lr ORIGINATING i'm the Genital
,r,-,fr. tLot buiIdiur and several Others
fn.I,,,Jf,,,r ,I, Annoy buiIdiur of the Pnila-
d.lrI,f, Ti,u,y yyrrc DESTROYED involving "a
L. ,r ,,o,rIy ., million dollars. \ num-
b.. ,f propIc were injured i'm escaping
from rho theatre.
.s,,...r I,..,l- ,,I,i1.
i.,,.,t,,,, - an Monday
""' ~, ..,,..,.,,.r.,., s,.,,,,, a., rr,,. dis
''>' 'J'' .,,r,in..5 his right
,.',II,i, -. i,,, H., ,y,s
Nv an" ga" A.. ,,.,.,.f,.,.,I ,,.Ji-
l'N', ~ ''.H ,,d i d,,fr,, as yru a.,
'"' ~, ',,.,,,I
''''''
-Rov. Father DraSy and Mr.. q. Nlikiu-
son. of this pla ,c. went 10 Philadelphia on
| Monday. where the latter VIII SuP'i'n''h'
/ the erection OF a handsome mon ~
inc m'"lD'N VI '' - ,,,o,,,Is ,go
%,''' ~, ',.,,i - Tho ,ynrl, or Nc.srs
I,'i,,..'' So, and 1u,. o,-rrvrLfnr
,,.',,,I ,,, I,,. rL,ir establishment. is q
I.,.,''I.,.,,,,, ',,i,,.,.. ,,r ,,.,,l.
/ IN" lI"NioIIlohlN'N "l 'l'N ''',L'S ID, ."
/ their convention al johnston %" "'>'''H
afternoon. u" i"IIoN'n@ u'N'' va NOM
mated: Assembly /. +. custer, y, =.
. Hork"piIr: Proih"n"'ary. W. a. NC Me-
Register aud Recorder. w. =. 'aN'S' ""'
/ Director Obadiah Reese. me i"""" '"E
/ We're 'Irc'r" u'I'-'''S 10 '", N''"
non - - 80, ,t, :, -, u,
''''l.' - -. :, ,--rI.,.
~ '''''
John Kelly. Johu>t"Wn bucR-lay'f.
7 while stealing ride from lljjSnuIg ip
/ JohnStown ON Saturday last, jumped from
/ th" train a IL was nearing Ia" station al
the latter place an" receive" '"J"' ''N
! from which he died ON sunday evening
| Ills skull was fractured and noiWIihNIahd-
ing Dr. John Lowman performed tn" "p-
Grafton OF tr"phinng' IL "aN "i Il" avail
Nelly came ir"" '''N''a"u w. q"
town ABOUT HN' years "-"'
ON Monday last there was change in
the livery firm Of Richards y Reese in this
uIacc. Mr.. John f.. Reese retiring. his in
rcrr~r having been purchased by sherman
Tfbborr and William KimbaII and the
business in the future will br conducted
under the firm name of Richards. TiaLoJt
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CHRnNIc n1sEAsI.. % -

CHRONIC DISEASES OF EYES,
Such as GranuIated Lids. Chronic Inflammation
O. the Lids. OF the Iris Of the CLOr0ll. OF the
Retina. Chrome llce-at!ous- Spssms %. the Lids
and Eye. :ears running oI the checks. Day and
Night BLINDNESS. PuTulcnt or Matter pg sore
Eyes GOnOrrheRl OPhthalmIa. Symphilitic Oph
thalmia. Red Otchcs or Brown ones on the Bail.
White SUOts on Bye, Glaucomia or CuYUiuE OF
the Nerve. A AmanrUsis. Falling out Of the LasheE.
Sores. Redness OF Edges OF Lids and Eyes.
all other diseases TO which the eye or its append
angcs are liable, positive and ralid cure guarun-
tee
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A WORD ABoUrc cArARRH.

II Is the mucus membrane. that wonderful semi
fluid envelope surrounding the delicate tissues
Of the air and TODD passages. that Catsrrh makes
its stronghold. Once established n eats into the
vltals and renders lie a long drawn breath
OF misery a~d disease. dulling the sense hear
inE. t-ammeIlng the power OF speech destroying
the faculty Of smell. taiutlng the breath and Kill
ing The rt nned pleasures Of taste. luslGlOusly.
by creeping On IRON a simple cold IN the head. %
assaults the membTaueCus lining and and clvel-
opes tne bones. eating the dclfca e. coats and
causing milan nation. slOughlug and death.
Nothing snort % total eradication VIII secure
health 10 the patient. and ull alternatives are
simply procTa-tinated FuheriuEs. leading 20 "a
fatal termination Even when the disease has
made fTg tiul iur9ads 1cllcatc cOugrttuf iona
bearing, smell and taste have been recovered aud
the disease thoroughly driven out.
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,CCAL AND PERSONAL.

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ses"N ,.,..,.., ,,..,.
JUDI Harry ""'''. "'
here on ....s,,,,- ,,..,.
DIR. III. S"wr.N -".- '. .,,,.,...I.,,.
visitor 6" h'' '"'''- ~"
Nh. John y. Egrr. OF NaNh'hGl""
,ovnship. Was 81 visitor to EhrnNnulG ON
Wednesday
--Georgs t(uri~~. WrlI-h'-'Nn c.'/'u "'
Upper Y,@.r township, d'N ON l"'9''S
last. age. ). wears.
Nr vnYrla~ VIII. 81 Clcartcld town
shin. srf Ind 70 few hours u town ON bust
ness on 'Tuur-duy.
ur Ny +, ,,.a--. oi Allegheny tuwu>mF
droy<ap gud ~..nt .'W hours ia E"'nS-
buru.on Wednesday
yfr I-v I;.rur. .gT Pitr-hurg. ~puof Mr..
E.,..... of frl~ place paid his par
o,,,s.a, iii, f,r., .-,y day> last week.
-, ,r........ r..,d rfr,., ,.rrrI, ON the
r .r,.,s .,r C,rr,rIrnvu ON Sat
- r,... .,..,... ...I,ur - wears of ave.
r..,. -,r ,r Mr. Jnsrpb
u,ro,rn = rr, T,,.r ward di~Iocatcd his
n..s, a,,,, .,, S.-rd,, ra-r hv falling of a
-.
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p~n- r....., f.1r, , rrfn an thr rail
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II W. DICK,
IL ATTORNEN-AT-IAW
EHENsBURG. PENN'A
5E-Speclal attention given 10 claims for Pen.
SION bounty. etc. chg 's-s
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Free 70 Everybody.
CHRONIC DTsFasrS

The doctors treat no acute diseases but r,aLa
an entire speciality o' chronic and long standing
disea-c-- cases given up by other doctors anduro-
nouucel lncIra1lc, they most desire 70 see TEs
docters have treated over over 5000 cases in Ohi
IN the last twelve years. many OF which had been
given up as lncurable, some 10 be blind. others al
be deaf. and large plumber 20 be iuvalids for
life But tehOld. now they see and hear ana
many are started on the right road 10 beaftb -
recovery every day.
The doctors are surrounded with the Iargert
collection OF nne instruments ever Imported to
TINS country fer examining ana treating an
chronic diseases Of the Head Face Eye Fsr
lhroat, Heart, Lungs, stomach. Liver kidney
bidder. skin. Brain, and Nervous system can
Gers. Iumors. Piles. SWelllngs Old Sores Ftts
faralysts. Neuralgia, RheEmatfsm I,rgpsv
Gouf. sick Headache, Debility. DerressIori =
Spi-lt-. ID seases of Children. Hereditary ms
and Chronic Diseases 'H-
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HOTEL LIE GRANlbE.
.HwVraav-a..H..

II II J. SHETTIG. PROPRIETOR.
Located at Dubois. Pa. the b. X. a T..
kailway Depot. We always endeavOr to fur
DlSh the best accom- mOdatiOns TO business men J..
pleasure seekers and bOarders. Persons in search
OF som tort and quiet will hnd II a desirable place
TO stop The Table Is unsurpassed and fs always
supplied with the best the market affords. and
all the delicacies OF the season. The Bar is sup
piled with the choicest Of pure liquors and cigars
and nothing but the best Is sold Special atten-
ton given 10 the care Of horses.
II. j. SCHETTICF.
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a DAIINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
n Letters OF administration in the estate Of
Tn arity 7. Sharp, late OF the township OF Al
leg heuy. county of Cambria. deceased. ha.iug
be en- granted 10 ms, notice s. hereby given all
persons owing said estate 10 make Payment at
once. and those and these having claims against
the same viii present them properly autnenti-
Gated for settlement. JOHN ". SHARP,
JOSEPH SHARP
Administrators Of Charity Sharp, deceased.
Loretto, Pa, April !, 1872.
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4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
N Estate OF Bernard Mct'olgan deceased.
Letters OF adm inistTatiOn on the estate OF Ber-
nard McColgan. deceased. late OF the borough of
Wilmore in Cambria county. Pennsy lvania, hlE-
ing been granted 10 me. all persons indebted 10
said estate are notified to make payment to me
without delay. and those having claims against
the same will present them properly authentica-
ted TOR settlement. NJ. ID. kITTELL-
Administrator of Bernard McCOIgau, deed.
Ebensburg. Pa, March -, 1876.
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RECTAL DISEASES.

ihey also maxi speciality Of all form Of Ree-
iaI diseases. l'iles-intcrnai and external. Itch
INK ana bleeding rectal ulcers. assures netuIa-
which are often taE5D for Cacner. ug and J.Ips,
D.7ea-es, az cured u taken IN time. Remember
Ne cure All forms of Piles without pain detertto-
or interruption from business and EitbcUt tbo re-.
,, o. Eniie, sap9stc ligature or Injection Come
diseases speciality for ten years in a iarge civ
d the skill of all physicians and remedies
pplNpuld grOWthS cured without M. fTsr
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SATURDAY. WAY DIST. 1892
Dwelling House,

a plank stable and OuIhorses
AISO-That certain either lot Of land situate
in the said borough of GalliiZ!u fronting siNJv
feet on Jackson street west and extending back
To y alley fifteen tect wide east aloT Tot Ot
DayIl "a. Bprky on the north one hundred and
ten Tee and south ninety feet from alley 10
jackson street
AF->O-1he undivided one halt interest In and
to "a tract of land containing
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
~ Letters OF Administration on the estate Of
Anastasia Hewitt. late OF Washington township
in Cam brta county, deceased, having been grant
ed 10 me. all persons indebted 70 said estate are
requested 70 make Payment without delay and
those having claims against the same will pre-
sent them properly authenticated !OT settlement
JOHN X. KELLY.
Administra tor Of Ansstasia Hewitt deceased.
Lilly, Pa. April End, 1892.
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25 ACRES.

situate in Allegheny township amtria comfy.
Pennsylvania. bounded and described follows:
ginning at a post. thence north 65 degrees
east % peTches to q post: thence 10th 3 degrees
west 81 perches 10 post: thence north - degrees
west 40 perches TO post: thence north - degrees
west pcrches TO pos; thence south Ia degrees
west lU5 perches TO the plare o: beginning. being
part of "a larger tract o. J. nd formerly owned ty
Mich ael AIctiuire. The is about Is OF said
land cleared and there is erected thereon a two
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A CARLOAD OF Barb Wire cheap at DuftOn
IA sons.
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PLANK HOUSE
Political -Annoup,ccmor.

DOR ASSEMBLY.
Il To the Democratic Voters Of Cambria cOunfg:
/ hereby announce myselfa candidate tor the
nomination for Assembly. subject 10 the decision
of The Democratic primary election
ED. T. NJ NEEIIS
First ward. J0hustOwn.
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TOR PGDTHONOTRAEY
L hereby announce my self a e ndIda- e for
the Ctre ul IToJEOnCtary. subject to the decision
OF the Democratic primary election.
JAS G DARBY
March ). Isg2. @il ward Iuhustown pa
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ORP Hans COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL Estate.

ID Cambria county Peuua-. there viii he eE-
posed 10 pUblsc sale On the premises of susan
St0tm. n the borough OF Gallitziu. sad county.
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NOR REGISTER 4 Nd RECORDER.
Il We are authorized u announce that James
Greene, OF the Fifteenth ward. Johnsroygn. .
viii be "A candidate for the nomination Of the Of
nee Of Register nd Recorder subject 70 the ion
OF the Democratic primary election.
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A L DITORS' SETTLEMENT with the
"a Supervisors of Washington township
for the year 1891
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NOR POOR DIRECTOR.
L ] hereby auLouEce myself as q candidate tor
Poor Director. subj sct TO the decision OF the Dem
ocratic primary election.
RAPHAEL. IITE.
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WE MEAN BUSINESS.

Heretofore it has been customary
with good many people, interested in
various entertainments, to have their
job printing done at other Offices and
bring their gratis reading notices to
The WoRLD for daily publication,
possibly number Of Insertions. In
the future all such notices will be
charged for at advertising rates, where
job work is done by others. Gratuities
don't support a paper, nothing but
hard cash. That is what we want, and
to our patrons who have their job
printing and advertising done with us,
we want to say that the columns Of
THE Worm are open for any local
courtesy Of benefit to. them.
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fThe great increase IN the local cir
enIation 81 THE WORLD makes this
column the BEST AND CHEAPEST adver-
Using medium IN this section. It Is
read BY over 5000 people every even
ING. One dime pays for a two line adj
vertisement for one insertion. Subse-
ouent Insertions can be had at p cts.
per line. Special rates by the month
ar wear. All copy must be in by p.
n. daily. A postal card mailed by
noon at any point within the collective
district, will reach this column in time
for the edition Of that day. Cards fur
nished free atthis Office or its branches. I
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PENsIoNs GRANTEp.

The following West Virginia pensions
We're recently granted:-Or Original
Isaac Z. Vincent, John, W. Carder.
Amos +. Candy, Argalon P. Myer,
thomas j.. Brown, Jordan Mckee,
selathian shafer, Levi Porter, Single
ton J Willhide. additional Ephraim
:, Dickens. Increase David Stewart.
Isaac B Riggs. Reissue Charles +.
= iemming, deceased. Original widows,
se.-Minors Of William R. Dunlap,
Catherine Miller, Catherine Fleming.
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BOARD MEETING.
The Schoel Commissioners Transact I'm
portant Business.

II 4
The Schoel Commissioners Transact I'm.
portant Business.
The School Board met Monday with
all the Commissioners present. Presi
dent Barton occupied the chair. The
following business was transacted
Resignation Of Miss Lula Cunning
ham received and accepted. Applica.
tons where then opened, read and
placed on file. Finance COMMITTEES
was instructed to make.a report at the
next meeting Of the Board Of its ex-
penditures to date. On motion the
Board went into an election for teach
ers. Prof. J.. A. Cox was reelected
City Superintendent and Principal Of
the High School, with Miss Alice ".
Wilson, as first assistant; Miss Annie
H. O'Neal, as second assistant, and
Miss Jennie Alburtis, as third assist
ant.
SECOND WARD. w, "a. Pitzer, prin-
cipal, and Misses Lula ". Muth, Mel
lie Ryneal and Cora ". Kearney, as
sistants.
THIRD WARD, 20. F. Ryneal, pria-
cipal,s and Misses Jessie McElroy,
BERTHE Schartf and Mamie A. Grimes,
assistants.
FOURTH WARD.-D. H. Dodd, prin-
cipal, and Misses Lottie Mckee, Ella
Swartz, and Flora Jenkins assistants.
FIFTH WARD, u. A. Downs, princi-
pal, and Misses Clara ". Cutting, Ella
Bowers, Louise Ortman and Roberta
Gardner, assistants.
Colonel ScHooL,-W B. Evans,
principal; Matte veney, assistant.
The old corps OF janitors were re-
elected.
The following substitute teachers
were elected: Misses Leah Wien,
Mabel Roderick, Leah Beck, Lue Lo-
gan, Bette Boehm, Maggie Blue, Het-
tie Roderiek and Laura Homrich. On
motion it was ordered that German be
striker from the High School cur1icu-
lum.
s Adjourned to meet on Jnne 9th.
X n
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- p3aa.i,.. :
~ a.s Il. 49,, s.ese ..,e S.',.'s 80 =
'-ss.t $1,000 o,,s NJ . .far ,,s;.s'
~. s.,, 49,, '''- e''.'s ~ = <
=, ii1sbkLfhlAs une 4, lis 2. NJ
blaine mas Wfitten 2 ietter equivalent
% an acceptance = nominated.
MINNEAroIis, June Z, $50 p. ms
After temporary organization was
offered by Senator Sewell, Of New
Jersey, and passed that the roll be
called and the chairman Of each dele
CATION announce the members Of COM
mittees selected. The convention ad-
loufned until II oclck tomorrow
morning.
The Harrison table foots up 30
votes. At midnight last night X was
oil. To-day they have succeeded M
getting back the two votes that went
on nom the West Virginia delegation.
making this State solid for the Presi-
dent. IN addition 20 this there are re-
ported 9 additional Harrison votes III
the New York delegation, which were
not counted IN any Of the calculations
last night
The confidence in Harrisonls success,
which has been pretty generally estab-
lished during the past twenty-four
hours ny what are 50 far indisputable
figures, has resulted n stii!ening up
s l. llasrls s,a men ABOUT wnom there
vas W. any uoupt' anu brought not only
she hccesslons ABOVE Known noted,
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REAPER DEATH.

9
The following resolutions were
adopted BY Cherry Grove Grange, No.
-, at 4 special meeting held june s.
I1S92.
WHEREAS, Il has pleased God ii His
allwise providence 70 remove from our
midst the wife Of our worthy master,
John M Small, who has long been
immediately connected with our order
and at her death held the position Of
Sores; therefore be ii
ResolUed, That in our bereavement
We bow in humble submission to the
viii Of the divine Master.
Resolred, That by the death ofSister
Susan H. Small our Grange has lost i
true and faithful worker, and that we
boar testimony to her efficiency, faith
fulness and untiring interest ii the
work Of the Grange.
Her friendship blessing;
Her presence truth.
Resolred, That we tender to our
brother and family orr heartfelt sym
pathy in their sad afliction.
Resolved, That our charter be draped
in mourning for the ensuing quarter
in expression Of our deepest sorrow
and kind remembrance.
Resolred. That these resolutions be-
published in the papers Of the county
and the Fary'ers Friend, and copy Be
sent to the bereaved family.
WM. s. BEARD,
GEO. o. SPERow.
Al, ]. LEsiAsTER, Com.
Mrs. II, s. QoUcHMEN,
Mrs. C. A. WEAVER.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-08
cHlLpREN,s DAY.

The Sunday school Of Pitzer's Chapel
II. E. Church, win hold children's day
services on sunday, June 10th, COM
mencing at 10 o'clock q. m. Services
win also be held in the afternoon. A
cordial invitation is extended all.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-08
REPORTERS NosEGAY.
snap shots At Home ana Neighborins
News.

Snap shots at Home and Neighboring
News.
The WORLD is adding numbers Of
new subscribers daily, not to say any
thing Of its increase in advertising.
The West Virginia Railway survey
ing corps with Murdoch at the head. is
now at Dry Run, near Fairview, max
ing surveys.
Upward Of 2,100 passengers were
handled on Sunday BY conductor Sheets
on the BIG C. v. R. R., going to and
returning from the Brethren meeting
at Millbrook.
Local and through freights on the
Western Maryland Railroad At HageEs
town are greater this summer than last.
Pig iron, lumber and iron pipes from
the south with coke and coal from the
B. go, make up the bulk Of through
traffic.
Frick Manufacturing Company Of
Waynesboro has booked orders amount
ing to 100000. Among others are .
refrigerating machine, for Armour, Of
Chicago, to cost $4,000 and cold
storage outfit for an Indianapolis firm
to cost $4,000.