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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-03

10 pieces ALL-woOL HENR1ETTAs,. must 30
soid-price reduced TO 3gitc. yard;
pieces PLAID DRESS GOODS, must be sold
reduced TO 17c. yard:
pieces ALL~wOOL CHEvIOTS. must DO sold
reduced TO 33c. Q yard; :.
I TAN PATTERN SUIT. must be sold-reduced
pieces REPS, must DO soId--reduced to 51Ec.
9 pieces GRAY FLANNEL DRESS GOODS, must
6 pieces yard-wide HENRlETrAS. must DO
sold--reduced to 1pc. yard;
pieces BEDFORD CORDS, thesi quality, must
pieces be sTRfsb 4 I'm must be sold
p Tssse so.nc nj DRESS dooDsmu,s be sold
.sssi sSI e rs PIyH sT5S DRESS GOODS
DO Sold reduced to $40. yard;
| LINING CAMBRICs reduced to 3Itc. yard;
| The best JEANS only TIC. yard;
WIGAN reduced to SC. yard;
| piece BLACK CHINA SILK, line quality. %
inches wide, must be sold-reducsd from 81
j BLACK K ARauiRE SILK DRESS PATTERN,
must be sold-reduced TO 75c. n yard;
BLACK RHADAMA, our 81 quality, must DO
| sold-reduced TO 6@lsc. yard; ~
BLACK FAlLLE, one quality, reduced from "
GREEN II S, Blue, and BROWN SATIN RHADA-
MA. must DO sold-reduced from 81 to 4sc'
yard:
SILK GIMP reduced to SOC. yard;
| SATIN reduced to 19c. yard;
BEADED GIMP reduced from 81 20 49c. q yard ;
| Our entire line OF SILK PRINCES, BEADED
| PRINCES, and BEADED ORNAMENTS are
| being sold nc greatly reduced prices;
| ] piece MOURNING TAPE FRINGE, must be
sold, At 39c. yard .
| 40-lnch SILK-FINISHED HENRlETTAS in al
| shades, must be sold-reduccd from u to
| 69c. yard;
| l piece each ALI~wOOL BLUE and BROWN
| BEDFORD CORD only SOC.
/ FANCY STRIPED BLACK HENRIETTAS, must
be sold, only 43c. yard;
| piece FIGURED kOHAIR reduced TO Acc.
yard;
| 1 piece REP, super, something very dne, re-
duced from 1925 TO Ole. a yard;
| FANCY STRIPED BLACK HENRIETTA, must
| be sold--reduced from 81 10 TIC;
| FIGURED BEDFORD CORD, a beautiful piece
OF black goods, to be sacrificed AZ 93c. yard
| piece fine BLACK C0uPURE reduced from VI
sILK-WAR HENRIETTA, grent bargain
must 10 sold-reduced from Sl.75 10 Sl.O9 q
yard;
BOKDERED NUN's-vEILING only &c. yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-03

Extra bargains 10 China Silk for Monday.
81 inches wide, extra quality, In all new
shades. only 5Oc. yard-the greatest bargain
ever shown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-03
BABY.cARRrAGEs

r,h.t.,tsaliv made, handsomely upholstered In
ATTN. siik plush. satin dam4sk, and cretons, ~
vsry modetnte prlceA Call and ees catalogue,
stvins full description and prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-03
UNDERWEAR MUST BE SOLD.

IS MUSLIN SKIRTS reduced to 6gc.
pMUSLIN SKIRTS reduced TO 49c.;
MUSLIN SKIRTS reduced TO ogc;
3 MUSLIN SKIRTS reduced to &9c.:
80 CORSET-COvERS reduced to loo;
As CORSET-COVBRS reduced 10 zoe;
"a CORSET-COYEH5 reduced TO 1Sc.
o. N. II. spools, 9 for 7c.
siLK-THREAD VESTS. very cheap, reduced to
LIsLE-THREAD VESTS. worry fine, only 3lc.;
INFANTS IAND-CRoCHEfED WOOL SHIRTS
reduced TO 14c.:
BOYS SHIRT-WAISTS reduced TO Ole.
ANDKOSCOGGlN COTTON only 7ISc. yard;
WHITE LAWN reduced TO 4c yard;
MADRAS CLOTH, extra quality, now being sold
Seamless " II; FasT-BLAcK HOSE, something
good, reduced to 1Z11c. pair;
FAsr-BLACK HOSE being slaughtered at &c. a
good pair Of GRAY HOSE at &C.;
RID GLOVES In black and colors, must be
sold. reduced TO 59c. pair;
Extra quality DRESS GiNGHAAS only nc.
CHECK Eek MUSLIN, must be sold-reducsd to ~
and 5kc. q yard;
Fine quality FIGURED p. X. reduced to DC a
1 piece sseV very fine WELT P. x. reduced to $50 a
RosALIE CORSET reduced to 45c pair;
Fine INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS only lie.
aESfLEsiENs pURE-LINEN CUFFS 2 pair for
35c.;
GENTLEMEN's TIES must be sold at loc.
All RIBBONS mnst be Sold
There are many. many bargains which cannot
be enumerated here, but we invite you 10 come
and be convinced that We mean what We say.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-03

Parasol-Covers In handsome Ecru and White
Lace, 75c.
Nottingham Lace Covers at SOC.
Brussels Net, exceedingly handsome, at 81,
s1.50, and sl.S5.
be put upon fine carpet.
LADIES' JERSEYS.
Black Jerseys at SOC.
BLACK Jerseys, plain and pleated bosoms' TO-
S5c., and Ell.
Braided Jerseys, full sleeves, at s1,75, %, and
&2.25.
Silk Jerseys reduced from S. to s3.50.
LADIES BEADED WRAPS.
Your choice of about 30 very handsome Bead
| ed and Lace Wraps at Just exactly half OF the
cost price-eL25, 31.75, 81, s2.25, 600, s2..1'
| %, 1925, $3.50, 1915, e42o, 90, and 20:
These prices are just exactly half OF the cost
| prices, and whoever buys ono at these prices
! gets bargain
LADIES' SPRING WRAPS.
A handsome line Of Blazer and Refer Jackets,
neatly made Of good MATERIAL extra length
| S10S.
lot extra quality, made of Storm Serge, at
s225
lot Refer Jackets, u length, in tan, blue,
A very h andsome line Of Storm Serge u Jack
cts In tan and blue at 50.
MATING, OII-CLOTHs, AND RUGS.
We viii sell tomorrow the last OF the great
| bargain In Mattings which we bought at the large
auction sole In New York two weeks ago.
ID pieces extra quality Mating at l62tc.-tne
| regular 2Jc. kind.
| 20 pieces superior qualty, extra neevy' %
| 22c.-the regular 33c. kind.
| 10 pieces double extra at 25c.-the regular
| 37l6c. kind
| Il ali
| Floor Oil-Cloth In great variety from zoe. 10
The very best Linoleum, g yards wide. at
e1.2j q yard-regular price Sl.fo.
| Rugs at 45c.; RVgs sat 07c-
| Rugs at CSC, sl..5, e1.5O, and $2.
| Great reduction has been made on all Rugs,
Druggets, and Carpets.
Carpet Warp, s1.12 package Of s rounds
| Cotton Warp, 95c. bale.
| Trunks and Satchels at factory prices.
| City-made Table Oil-Cloth, ia yards wide,
good quality, brown, tan, red, and oak, zoe.
| yard.
Table oil-Cloth. ~ yards vide. the very best
LACE CURTAINS. =, ...ai...
| No house this side Of New YORK can show q
better and cheaper assortmentof Lace Curtains
| than You can find here. Our stock IL complete
with over 500 pair OF every description from
| those at SOC. window 10 the most artistic and
beautiful patterns. We show them with pleasure
wheshor you buy or not. Call and see them.
CHECKED, PLAID, STRIPED, AND PLAIN
| MUSLINS.
! lot Of Check Muslins ut 41fc.
| lot real good at SIC, IN small and large
| checks. This is q spccal offer for Monday.
| lot very nne Plaid and Striped huslins at
| size.
| Extra ine and sheer Plaid, Striped, and Baby
| Checked Muslins at 12t4c
Superior quality Satin Striped and Plaid Mus
| lins worth 20 and 25c., for tomorrow 15c. yard.
| 1000 yards eItra-nne and cheer India Lncn
| at Slsc.-g0Od bargain. =.
| Specials
| Fine Dotted Swiss In large md small dots ct
! 20, 80, 80, and 37lec-
Black, Blue, Cream, Pink, and Red Mulls, very
I! fne. at 2Jc,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-03
KID GLOVES.

KID GLOVES.
The loves. price Kid Gloves are not always the
cheapest. but nine times out OF ten proves the
dearest. Our 5-hook Notwithstanding Gloves,
which we guarantee and Mt on at the counter for
81, give perfect satisfaction.
And our 7.hook Foster-Fastening at e1.25,
which We guarantee not 10 rip, pleascs every
body.
Ladies' Gauntiets In tan and brown at sl.2o'
These are also good wearers
Mems Outing Shirts at %, 40, and Soc
Boys Outing Shirts, 23 and Acc.
Mems Plain White Linen-Bosom Shirts douoie
back and front, SOC. 40
90 dozen Mems Unlaundored White Shirts, &C.
Mems medium Merino Shirts, o0c
Tho largest lot OF Ladies' and Misses Swiss
Ribbed Vests at 10, 121f, 1915 and 20c. 70 DO
found anywhere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-03
LADIES' SPRING WRAPS.

handsome line OF Blazer and Refer Jackets,
neatly made OF good material, extra length,
S1.0S.
l lot extra quality, made of Storm Serge, at
&2.25.
i lot Refer Jackets, u length, in tan, blue,
and black, at $3.50.
very handsome line Of Storm Serge u Jack
eta In tan and blue III 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-03
wIND0w-sHADRS,

LIT Of new Window-6hsdes. light green's,
t.na' ana brovu. spring rollers, q 22c
i lot superior quality Window Holland Spnns-
Roller shades. ~ new ooaors. ccmpisse, for zoo
: ! sos a tho very best Opaque Shades. sprtns
roilerr All comploSo, for 800. apiece Theee are
tSa Kind you pey 76c. end ~ Toe elsowhsrA
Remembsr our great display Of Dress 0ooca
for Monday. special Reductions nsSe 49, msae'
ana you can gst basgaan@
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-03
A Well-Selscted Stock Of SGaSOnable Things
COMMANDS THE TRADE.

Last week more than surpassed expectations So great was the rush
that many of our unable to be accommodated
may opportunity at the many choice things
that sale We have determined IT FOR TWO DAYS.
mncns TOMORROW onday) MORNING. Many new and choice
things have been added hand first will get first choice
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-03

Paraso-Covers In handsome Hcru and White
Lace, 75c.
Nottingham Lace Covers at SOC.
Brussels Net, exceedingly handsome, at u,
s1.50, and sl.S5.
Carpet-sweopers at 81. broom should never
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-03

II TT NHUUI = TI.EOIIUNs
Rhode Island will have State election
rNt tuesday. and as the campaign has
h'on conducted ON national lines there is
Great anxiety here 20 know how the State
Mi so, especially as this is one Of the
States that Mr.. Cleveland is expected To
ears aud secure his election as President
without toe aid OF New Nork's big lift.
Ney few Democrats IN this city are san
guine enough 20 believe that Rhode Island
gong Democratic either now OF III No
'tnb.r, though they will be agreeably
surprised II they find they are mistaken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-03
FOR RENT, a
STORES,
OFFICES,
ROOMS.

CALL FOR PRINTED RENT.LIsr.
DENOoN, TUPPER q CO.,
sp3 -1t S2l Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-03
MATING, oIL-cLoTHs, AND RUGS.

Carpet Warp, s1.12 package Of s rounds-
Cotton Warp, 95c. bale.
Trunks and Satchels at factory prices
City-made Table 0il-Cloth, Ia yards wide,
good quality, brown, tan, red, and oak, zoe.
yard.
Table Oil-Cloth, ~ yards vide, the very best
made 1oc.-all cOlOra
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-03
KILnoKK AHp Mills.

Tor the past three years there perhaps
a. not been q more devoted admirer Of
PIT, Cleveland than Congressman kilgore,
y Texas. Not until now has be been will
ug TO admit that the party has any chance
VI success. unless hr. Cleveland IL the
toi1lnee. lie has stood up for the ex-p resi.
,,eh'' and for more than two years has been
W. w only man ia hls delegation who favored
NJ Cleveland. itmust aforementioned that
It'oh Mr. Mills Is not an advocate Of the ex-
ss'dent. Mr.. Mills has never gotten over
~, ..e quiet stab that President Cleveland
kN'ea u give the Mile tariG bill before the
~ -. LOUIS convention Ia 1858 through his
,isha' the late Mr. Scott. who presented
NJ famous resolutions that tho White
A'aAs people vented sdeptsd. bat which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-03
A coNFRoMisE MAN,


.. Representative Henderson. OF North
O.ioAua, who is a close observer and one
OF tlo most careful men in public life
Nhsn expressing an opinion, says he has
reached the conclusion that II will not do
~ no party 20 nominate either Cleveland
or hui. He thinks that in the interest of
lAfnony and unity both should be thrown
overheard ana a COMPROMISE man selected
% bear the standard OF Democracy in tho
contest soon 20 be waged against RepublI-
,an-m. My. Henderson has recently re-
slihtd from visit TO North Caro-
Al. aud he knows the sentiment
81 As constituents as well rs any man in
'onefess. II IL also well TO add that for
zone time SIR. Henderson's predictions
, , oeen toward MIR Cleveland. but he is
~" sallshed IN his own mind, from what
~ can see aud hear, that II would be bad
,Ney TO do ANYTHING calculated to cause
SfhaOu Ia the party
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-04-03

Your choice OF about 30 very handsome Bead
ed and Lace Wraps at just exactly half OF the
cost price-e1.25, S1.75, s2, s225, 1890, 800
%, 1925, $3.50, 1915, s425, 90, and 70:
These prices are Just exactly half OF the cost
prices, and whoever buys ono at these prices
gets a bargain.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-09
COMMITTEES MEETING.

The Street Committee met in the
Council Chamberlain evening to make
some recommendations to the council
in the matter Of the proposed extension
of the street railway. Recommended
that both the B. & O. railroad compa-
ny and street railway company be com
PEELED to stop their cars within 200 feet
of the crossing on North Queen street
in the event of the extension which will
certainly be made. Attorney Emmert
was instructed to find an ordinance
that bears upon the matter. No action
can be taken untilcouncil convenes for
which matter probably a special ses-
sion will be called as the Street Rail-
way Co. are anxious to extend the line
into Strinesyille.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-09
CHOLERA RAyAGEs.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 9.-Official
reports show that cholera continues to
spread throughout the empire. In two
districts on Aug. 2, 1,15O new eases
and $50 deaths were reported, and in
all Russia, on Aug. and 2, there were
repoted 4 ,1O7 cases and 2,073 deaths,
Dispatches from Teheran say the dis.
ease has become epidemic there, 80
deaths having occurred within the past
three days.
LONDON, Aug. 9.-Advices from
Arabia state that the cholera and
famine have depopulated large dis
tricts in the Harrar province.
Villages are deserted, and no sound
is heard in the once populous streets
except the snarls of hyenas, jackals
and dogs, gorging themselves on the
corpses of the dead.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-09
CAPoN SPRINGS
A Brilliant Season at This Old West
virginia Resort.

CAPoN SPRINGS, w. Va, Aug. O.
There are over 600 persons now at this
old and delightful summer resort.
They are from almost every state in
in the Union.
The crowd is made up of old and
Young ladies. children, old and young
men. Among the ladies are many as
beautiful and lovely girls and matrons
as ever graced any watering place.
Taken altogether a more charming
crowd never assembled at any place of
this kind than there is at Capon this
summer. All mix together and vie
with each other to make it pleasant.
There is none of that stiffness and
hauteur that generally characterizes so
MANY summer resorts. In fact, it may,
be saidlth crowd here, from the oldest
to the Youngest is one happy family.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-09
PARTY TO BEDlsGToS.

A party composed of Messrs. Chas.
Pine, E. B. Capper, F. E. Wilson, DR..
sencendiver and A. d. Darby, accom-
panied BY ladies, were driven to Bed
ington Springs last evening and spent
the hours in manner of which poets
write and less gifted mortals dream.
Well-tilled baskets were taken along
but when the hour arrived for dispos,
ing OF their contents the ladies by a
preconcerted agreement compelled the
gentlemen to arrange the delicacies,
ETC., on the table which they did in
Delmonico fashion.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-09
SENATOR NOMINATED.

The Senatorial Convention met this
afternoon in the Court House and was
most harmonious, enthusiastic and
brief. Meeting was called to order by
Mr.. II. I. Cushwa. II. p. Davenport
was made Chairman, and C. w. Boyer
Secretary. Temporary nominations
were made permanent The nominal
ton was made by Mr.. Alex. Parks.
On motion of Mr.. B. w. Catlett, OF
Morgan county, the nomination was
made unanimous, by reclamation.
Robert E. Earl, of Jefferson county,
is the nominee. He appeared and in
a graceful speech accepted the nomi,
nation.
Resolutions were passed endorsing
Senator c. J. Faulkner, Gov. Fleming
Senator Knott, Congressman Wilson
and. Senator Parks. A number of per
sons were in attendance from Berke
ley, Jefferson and Morgan counties.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-09
HISTORIC cnAnAcrrn DEAD.

DIR. VIM. Nick pindel died at New
ark, N. j., Wednesday night. He was
overcome by the heat week ago.
DR.. Pindel was born in 1928. His
grandfather was an intimate friend Of
Andrew jackson, and pail bearer at
the latter's funeral, and founder Of the
town Of Pindel, Nd, DIR. Pindel served
with Lee, in the force sent by the
government in 1850, against John
Brown, and was the first to discover
the identity Of John Brown. DIR. Pin
del and DIR. Byrne were the attending
physicians when Brown was brought
in wounded. DR.. Byrne was deaf, but
Brown said to DIR. Pindel, you'll not
get any pay from me. II you bring
my body dead or alive, into Missouri
you can get $3, 500 for it. ! am John
Brown DIR, Pindel reported the fact
to Gen. Lee, who doubted the identity
until Brown himself confessed. DIR.
Pindel had Browns revolver and Other
relics.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-09

r. G. Dun 4 Co.'S Wcciiy RerieT Of
Trade says: In every respect save one
the business outlook distinctively i'm
proves. Crop prospects are clearer,
and II is certain that the supplies Of the
leading staples will be abundant. Man
ufacturers are doing finely, even in the
iron branch, and labor troubles seem to
approach a settlement. Domestic trade
is Of enormous volume, and decidedly
the largest ever known in the season.
Money is still abundant, and some.
what general Improvement in demand
causes no pressure.
The business failures during thelast
seven days, number for the United
States, l60 j. Canada, "a total 1874, as
compared with 1913 last week, 1877 the
week previous to the last, and 23l for
the corresponding week Of last year.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-09
Personal MENTION.
our Friend. Coming and Going

Your Friends Coming and Going
Rev. Thos. Chromer, Of Lovettsville,
Va, is visiting in this city.
Mr.. Jno. L. Bateman, of Cumber.
land, has been in the city several days.
Miss Nellie Korn and sister, of Bal.
timore, Nd, are visiting Miss Emma
Scheu.
Miss celia Benedict, of Waynesboro,
Pa, is visiting Mrs. Frank Keller,
Martin Street.
Mr.. Frank Thompson went to Shep-
herdstown yesterday to spend week
angling for bass,
Misses Fanny and Florence Piper,
of Mt. Savage, are visiting Miss Hob
man or King street.
Miss Inez Carter, of Baltimore, who
has been visiting Miss Anna NJ. Morris,
returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Thos. Moore, the genial clerk in
the Register of Wills Office, Hagers-
town, visited friends in this city Sun
day.
Miss 0zella Sellers, who has been
visiting friends near Harmony Church
this county, has returned to her home
near this city, accompanied by Miss
Emma Beckley.
Mr.. Joseph Fayman, of Kansas
City, Mo-, who attended the funeral of
his brother, w. H. Fayman, in Shep-
herdstown, is now visiting friends and
relatives in this city.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-09
THE HEALTHIEsT s6usrs.

| Statistics shows that people live long
or IN . brick honse than in stone. and
that wooden houses ara the healthiest
This siiggssts the idea Of using paint
ON masonry. An authority states that
100 years ago It was fashionable to
paint brick buildings white, and many
charming structures remain to attest
the value Of q coat Of paint in presery-
ing the masonry, and its pleasant,
home like elects foil to the vines
and shrubs with which even city
houses are now commonly adorned.
II it should prove, as might be esily
ascertained, that the painted brick
houses preserve the inhabitants more
effectually from sickness and prema-
ture death than the implanted ones.
Il would be worth while to revive the
ancient fashion, and with our greater
resources in the way of materials and
ideas exterior coloring might become
as important an accessory to the archi-
lecture of the twentieth century as it
was to that Of the twelfth or thirteenth.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-09
7
DID YOU EVER?
just Hear This MaysyilIe (Ky.) snake
Story.

just Hear This MaysyilIe (Ky.) Snake
story.
NASHVILLE, Aug. "a snake story,
that's vouched for by gentleman of
veracity, come from the lower end of
this county. Mrs. John Sims and her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Jack Sims, went
blackberrying on the farm of her hus-
band. Suddenly Mrs. John Sims ut
tered scream, which caused Mrs.
Jack Sims to go to her assistance.
She was found surrounded by thirty
kissing snakes, varying in length from
five inches to FIVE feet. The daughter
in-law, being game woman, sought
a club and never stopped until all in
sight were killed The women declare
that if their husbands wants black
berries to eat, they will have to do the
picking, for they viii never again en-
ter blackberry patch.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-09
a YOUNG LADY pEAn.

Miss Bette Wiley, of Middletown,
Va, died Sunday, Aug. It'll, from ty-
phoid fever, having been i'll but three
weeks. Miss Wiley was niece Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Ambrose, East
Burke street, whom she visited last
winter. She was bright, modest and
estimable young lady and to her many
friends in this city and elsewhere the
news of her demise will cause much
sorrow.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-09
DRANK TO HIS SUCCESS.

Col. w. A. MacCorkle and wife gave
aroyal reception at their home on Sum
mers street Saturday might to the
members Of the Democratic State Elk
ecutive Committee, and other promi-
nent Democrats both local and visiting
IN orr city. The guests were welcome
ed in true Virginia style, and the his
torieal bowl of punch was the fixture
of the evening, Guysi, with his corps
of efficient walters had charge of the
refreshments, which were served at 10
p. M, consisting of chicken, hard and
soft shell crabs, fresh Holsters, salads,
pickles, olives, etc. After discussing
the viands for an hour, cigars were
passed around and from that time UNI
tn the guests took their departure the
wit flew fast and furious. 1t was tru-
ly "a feast of reason and flow OF
soul" At 1l:30 the guests, after
drinking the health of Col. MacCorkle
and wishing him God speed in the
coming campaign, took their depar-
ture, assuring him that the evenings
enjoyment would be treasured as one
of the pages that go to make up the
bright side of life's journey Among
those present we're Hon. John y.
henna, Governor A. B, Fleming, Sec
rotary of State, w. A. 0hley. Char
lesion Gazette.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-09
PLEASANT EVENING.

Miss Anna NJ. Norris entertained
quite a number Of her friends at her
residence on n. Raleigh Street
on Friday night 81 last week, The
members Of the Martinsburg Drum
Corps were in attendance and report
having had an enjoyable evening.
Miss Lulu Moler, Of Washington, and
Miss Inez Carter, Of Baltimore, were
guests Of the evening.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-09
IN MEMoRIAM.

WHEREAS it has pleased the Supreme
Ruler Of the universe, in the exercise
Of His divine will to remove from this
world and the busy cares Of life our
esteemed friend Prof. O. f. Ryneal,
therefore be it
Resolred, That while we bow in hum
BILE submission to this dispensation of
Divine Providence, we cannot but re-
greet the early demise Of one who was
so universally beloved and esteemed.
Resolced, That bis removal IN the
morning Of his manhood, when life was
sweet and pleasant, during most use
full career is but another reminder Of
the Divine injunction "be We also
ready"
Resolued, That our sincere and heart
felt sympathy is hereby rendered the
family Of our deceased friend and we
commend them to Him who is an ever
present help in time Of trouble.
Resolved, That we have lost q sim
cere friend, an earnest worker, and an
efficient teacher.
RESOLVED, That as tribute Of respect
and esteem these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes of the Board of Edu
cation, and be inserted in the papers
Of our city. Ell
E. S. BARTON,
PHIL. II. SAYLEs,
E. C. DECK, Com.
j. w. ROBERTS,
WIN. H. WHEN,