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The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-23

The grievance committee OF the Santa Fc
engineers and nretnen left Chicago wcdnes-
day evening for their respective homes over
the Santa fc road. During the day the mem.
bers had conference with Superintendent
Player Of the locomotive power department,
ut which the agreement reached last night,
with reference to the question Of wages and
the reinstatement Of the dismissed men, was
formally ratified An arrangement wa. come
70 with reference TO the other points In dis.
pu'e. The committee, however, declined To
enter Into any pattlcnlarr on the point
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-23

Tho delegates Ia the second congressional
convention met IN tho Mineral palace n, !;
o'clock Monday afternoon, being called u
order by !. A. fsraei VI salida. Mr.. tsrnci
made speech, IN which hc congratulate
himself on being the first Democratic chair
man 10 cali convention Of the second districi
N order Mr. For of Rio Grnndc county ws,
made secretary, and reported no contest,
among delegations, whercupon all delegates
were admitted TO seA,s.
J. Z. Reiser Of Pueblo nominated the Hon
John Q. Bell for Congress. There wst'
seconds from all over the house, and Nj
Bell wsA nominated by exclamation.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-23
ALL will agree with Harper's Week

ALL will agree with Harper's Week.
ly that the question before congress.
and the bar associations international
law committee is clear. Wha,
remedy is there for condition OF
law International and domestic,
undcr which tho United States are
responsible TO u foreign government
even TO tho point of war for the act.
OF the people and courts OF single
state' 1t is nm Interesting and i'm,
portant question. and one In which
tho whole country is concerned.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-23
NEWS OF THE WEST.

Wyoming.
Miss Minnie Slaughter, state librarian, died
on the 18th.
The ladies Of Sundance have organized tc
secure the location In that town Of the sgri
cultural college.
A big wolf hunt was to be inaugurated IN
Converse county on the Goth. A large mum
Der OF men participated.
The Republican state convention met ia
Laramie on the l4th and nominated for gov
ernor, Edward Ivinson; congressman, C. @,
Clark and c. II. Parmelcss for associate JUS
ticc.
A sensational divorce suit was begun at
Cheyenne on the 10th by Mrs. Emma j.
White. While a widow she married White u
year ago ut Hot Springs, Arkansas. He was
her junior and 1t appears that his sole object
in marrying her was to get hold Of her prop
erty. She claims that he has got most of IL
and that he has abused her shamcfully.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-23

The Paris Figaro dc,o,c- n page to m nj.
legged definite solution Of aerial Storage.
furpin, ihq originator Of Mcllnitc, and widely
known ~ mn Ingenious aud practical inventor.
has been giving his spare time while in prison
to n solution Of tho aerial problem. Soon
after entering prison he showed an earnest
icslrc 10 soltc the problem Of aerial nn,lra.
ton, and thereby hasten his liberation BY civ.
lne the secret TO the government II the
f'gofo story IL correct 1urpin Inns been On.
ilrely successful, and an aerial vessel bull On
OILS plans could be nayigstcd with ease and
'ieered III any desired direction.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-23

In New York. Philadelphia and
some othsr eastern cit es ladies have
started crusade against tho ex-
ecrable habit OF splitting. They are
thus becoming formidable allios oil
the street railroad companies that
long ago attempted TO suppress this
nuisance 1t is not only contended
by the highest medical authority tina,
tho habit IL a nuisance but that the
question OF its suppression has n by.
gienic side that it Is a formidable
agent in tho spread OF disease.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-23

During the month ri August the total
pounds Of milk received at tho 0unni.on
creamery Were i1p.s,p, or M average daily
receipt " a.5i9 pounds. This necessltnici u
disbursement of about slioo among the
rnnchmcn, shlrh will adj very materially to
their monthly Income. During Angus, the
product of butter wns . ~ pounds, Of which
2,il'0 pounds have been dlaposed 81 Cheese
manufactured, ig.iin pounds, aud r,to0
pound. sold On account Of II requiring sev.
crai wecks to cntc the cheese, large stock
Ia IN hand and the company IND great aim.
Guilty IN securing siutafu rooms. The mnn
curing room 4 filled ns Il also the addition
built for the feed grinder.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-23

COLONEL POWELL OF the United
States army declares that among the
Cheyenne Indians n man is never al
lowed 10 speak to his mother-i in law
except indirectly and through third
person. The figures show that the
relations between Cheyenne gentle.
men and their mothers.iu. law are In.
variably harmonious and pleasant
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-23

THERE is no class OF people moro
vicious than those who put on the
market adu!terated food products
which will steal the health OF the
public. A theft OF money is not to
be compared to this class OF villainy
and horse -thief is n christian hes lido
the adulterer Of food which every
child in tho land may consume. only
10 take into It's system poisons that
will devitalize and destroy it
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-23

AMERICANS generally arc tho most
xtra,agant of all people. The stan
dard OF living 10 higher and tho op.
portunities OF making a living In
America are greater than in any other
country. But there is no reason why
the college student may not live
eheaply, comfortably. and respectfully
Mt much loss cost than the young man
forging ahead 10 business life.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-23

Zoo MANY are governed by tho bare
appearance OF things tho false glare
and tinscl show OF lilo As ono looks
upon n shining substance or metal
and without thought or examination
takes IL for gold so many asc do.
cr!vcd by u mere superficial know,.
re OF men and th.nIs Let such be
on their guard, for though tho out.
side OF the cup be clean. the inside
may be very filthy; and, though
sepulchres DO white and beautiful out
wardly, they may DO full Of dead men,
bones aad nil unclcanliness
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-23
ADVERTISEMENTS nre the interco

ADVERTISEMENTS are the intercourse
between the employers and employees
between tho shops and society. bo-
tween folks who want to earn money
and folks who wish 10 spend it. That
beneiicent theory OF government which
declares Us all free and equal is ex-
cellently maintained by the advertise.
era Tho poor man aud the rich. tho
famous and tho obscure are placed on
a level in tho republic OF letters
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-23

PERSISTENCE is as needful to the life
OF thought as IN that Of action.
Though often coniounded with obstl.
macy 1t Is essentially different Inc
latter is a dogmatic and unreasoning
inaction OF the mind. tho former is an
earnest and continuous approach to
truth.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-23

After many years OF litigation ~. Arch.
bishop Purcell cnscs have been settled. Tho
archbishop failed Tot sercrni millons. se,.
stai hundred thousand was iost In speculation.
by Administrator Msnnls. aud litigation used
up vas, sums. The creditors will realize
about thirty cent? on the dollar Hundred,
Of families were ruined by the failure.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-23

The United States marshal has received
notification Of new law taking effect which
materially effects witness fees In United
states coUri-, iierriniofe witnesses aud
jurors IN colorado have drawn mileage fcos
y, the rate at 10 cents mile. The new law
provide. that the fees shall bc . cents a mile
Tor nliioad travel aud IL cents Tor stage
coach NJ cnrrlago Journeys, The Law crcc,s
all tho mininr country II the West.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-23

Tho dctmnn prince, Anton lislslNtil. nd.
julant general Of thu rmrrur's military
household, head Of one Of The oldr.i aud
hoblest families II 1crmany, nni one II Tho
e,ni's few German iayorilrs, became Violently
insane cn Sunday morning aud hunted pl,h
firearms everyone uho approached him. lie
severely wounded two servants before he wa
dl,nfmed, lie l. nov IN hn asylum
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-23

TaE conviction is becoming general
through the thinking community that
the proper treatment OF the criminal
is that suggested by the desire to
improve him and make him useful
member to society.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-23

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ticc
A sensational divorce suit was begun at
Cheyenne on the 10th by Mrs. Emma j,
White. While widow she married White u
year ago ut Hot Springs, Arkansas. He wa,
her junior and 1t appears that his sole object
in marrying her was to get hold OF her prop.
erty. She claims that he has got most of it
and that he has abused her shamcfully.
~
Colorado.
A large party Of Minnesota editors is visit.
ing the state.
There are 100 pupils attending the Agrl'
cultural College.
The Futurity stakes of 81 200 were won at
Grand Junction by Eunice.
The Presbytery Of Boulder closed two
| days session on the 18TH
Governor Routt has proclaimed Columbus
day, October 2lst, holiday.
The Grand Lodge, Knights of Pythias, was
in session at Manitou last week.
The payroll OF the San Juan smelter at
Durango for August was 1000.
Rev. J. P. Lucas has resigned the pas.oratc
Of the Methodist church at Colorado Springs.
b. Clark Wheeler has bd>p .ppnhnateG. by
the Peoples party Of Pitxln'eoun,y 'ior state
senator.
The wife Of Judge John c. Bell, OF Mon
trosc, was severely injured In a runaway u few
days ago.
Rev. Myron Reed Is In Washington. He
says that he hasn't decided to accept the nomi.
nation for congressman.
The soldiers ut Fort Logan, near Denver,
are being drilled by taking tramp to Colo
RADIO Springs and return.
The people In the vicinity of Grand June
ton are ngitated by the appearance Of wild
man who lives In the woods.
During the races ut Grand Junction a col
ored jockey fell from his horse and was badly
Infused by the animals hoofs.
There were two serious runaways near As
pen on the 18th, In which three ladies mar
rowly escaped with their lives.
Orman x Crook have sued the Elk Noun
tain Railway Company for sl10,li3 due them
for work done in constructing the roai bed.
President Rohrer of the defunct Bank Of
Its after he knew that the bank was insolvcnt
The contract for doing the state printing
during the next two years has been awarded
w. 'n' s"'''"''''"' i''"''"s COMPANY Va
', W. c., ..,,u.. ,..,.,. T.. A..
'e,s .nn'u"r ~ "i''', N'"s u .no
"e'snp"'nou VI ,e''',' ~ as" T, "As ~'''y ~.
,n,"'eu " "n 'Np''s'o' "''' '""'''''' "'
"'n p'oo"''' "e
Inc articles oil incorporation Tor me ne"
h,v. becn filed Tn. road will he oncr.t.d
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-23
WESTERN FARM NEWS.
Notes About Farming, irrigation aat
Stock Raising.

nat
INC state bee keepers Association viii
hola lneir iali meeting 81 Longmont tho 18th
ana sVth.
The hay crop In tho Ccbolla valley In Gun.
nlson county was never 30 abundant as It Is
this year, and the weather was splendid for
harvesting 1t.
SCHUYLER swink of Rocky Ford bas tbresbed
his wheat, and got 100 bushels from sixty-lve
acres. He also cut $50 tons of alfalfa from
TWENTY-FIVE acres
Tho hor,,o,, d, .,..,. A.,
,ro b,,sv st,a,,,,,,. ,,,s,. H.. IN -. -.
,ho ,r,,n 4. ,,ooa ,,,,, go, - .,,a -, -.
fields ,ho, woro ,rr,na,o1 -,a,,r han. 49,
dried nm, hv tho ho, snn ro,han ,hnn .,,,on
ing ,s ,hev ,bo,,d -To,,,,o,t IT,.
Water In ,ho Coo,. Ia po,,uo IL ,,
scor,o,y ,ror,,,,,- ..o..,.,, A.. ~. A.. n,
mil Eor,rn,,o,,, ~. r.,.u,.,,,.. 80. nj,
sunn,ied .ar,y In ,,,o sao.or ~, ,h., g. ,r,ai
IN md Mutations ,a,n,.., 49, h., 40 go,
for comn,,,,, n, ho,n,, d,,oa az, IT,, r.s
crvoirs have o,ro,5r n.,a to. ,h.,,so,ros IL,
tho incr,,sod oro,,. ~, ho,,, -, -, 49,
der tbcp dur,n,, Tho ,os, ,,o soasa,.
r,..,, p..,.,.
,,ora,,,,,,,'. 100 es"pPs, "" ~
s,S,aa,' - Nv pou"u, "a "ne", o'a" WIN
~, r y. '."'e' in'a "''so'o ''"
A.. ,,,,.,',s " ~ so'u ""'o' ''hu ~" ~,
,,,,o,. -, ,,s, "uu '"ousn eo
n, M, ,,,sa =, .,S Sa,' Wv" .pp'' " ,. 'poo" ,
r,, aos, - -, Wv =. Wv. va Wv eo"'.u'
.oro .,,, 4, .,,s, 80, may ''"'' ."
"''''A W '''u''''
me CENSUS bureau mas Issued ouiieuh
upon y, 'he geher"i SUBJECT Oh irrigation IN INC
Mcs.er" STATES IL is SHOWN that OF inc ls''-
Gus i'ras enumerated IN inc ara region IN
,ains, lad ~ ,.s,,, 80 p.. e.", -, So'',
,sso H., H., ..,,,,a, 80 -. ~, ~
o,,,r. ,ro, ~ ,nna ,,.,,,a,aI h.,u, a 70, ara
ooro. On >, ,,on aa,, ~ 49, 49,, y, A..
20 20, ,rr,,r.,,d - n 90 ~. 49, =, ,,,',
80, 80 ,,' - So
,,,,,,,,a.a,,, $50,
=. A., -, -, =, - .,> -
h"" "o" co'ncs W. y. behsoh' WHOSE i"rth
-" 'oea'cu aoo"' 'h'ee h'iies east Vi Town. anu
says 'h"' MS wheat hcld' when consisted Oh
ior'S "e'es' "'cr"scu iorly-h'e pusneis 10
'he acre, ana MS assertion Is verihed by MS
he'ghpors' nearly all oil whom nave crops al
most as large Inc eastern part oil the conn-
looming up IN good shape ana people
heeu oh'y 10 take driVe through that part
Oh inc country ana note 'he progress being
MADE oy 'he farmers 10 come to the eohcln-
sion 'hat our county Is destined TO become
one oil the most prosperous In the state In the
near iu'ufe'--ho"f'ose Enterprise
Concerning the practlcabilty of sub-irriga-
tlon the Irrigation Age says: The facts with
regard TO sub-irrigation in California are that
the plan has been thoroughly tried and entire
ly abandoned. theoretically II works bcauti-
fully. Practically it does not work at all.
1t is beautiful idea TO do away with the flow
of water on the surface, and by the use of UNI
derground pipes allow the moisture to perco.
late steadily around the roots where It Is most
d., A..
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-23

The war department has received the RI.
port 81 the army board appointed To examine
Into tho masmin. and small arms. Tho board
has been IN session over n year and half and
has examined nfty.,hrcc patents.
The report states that the United State. Is
Tar behind other nations IN the adoption Of y
modern iypco sn,ail magazine arms.
The war department will now receive. 81.
anime aud test new invention. aud new arm.
" n better arm i found than the one recon.
mcndcd I, will bo submitted 10 n new board
for trial. The gun selected by the board /.
known ~ the Krng..iorprusrn No o.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-23

The following has hc.n received from Min.
liter li,nn. dated ci,y II Mexico, September
10 is9i ny decree Of the Mexican goyrfn.
mcni corn, oornincai aud beans slll continue
10 lo admitted free fr.n tariff lui, until the
'hlftleih day of January. isiel, subicc, To q
reduction u 20 I'cr cent II he tariff duty
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-23

WHETHER man Is psychical DO
ing and whether there Is psychology
independent 10 physiology Is u con,cn.
ton rs old rs man himself ], has
been argued since dialects began. ],
Is no nearer solution than II was In
tho days Of Aristo,la II Is backed on
tho one sidc by tho great nrray ol
the sehoolmcn md opposed on the
other BY numerous body OF ma,crlnI
philosophers and physicists lnyolvcd
In iis issue Is the paramount moral
question OF NIL religions nnd nil scl.
cucc-ls mnn more than matter AZ
ter thousands OF ycnrs Of discussion
tho result Of the claims OF mctnphy..
les and tho assumed demonstration oI
physics I. n mass oil contradictory
opinions Ms truly bedlnm like In ihcit
variations ns the dogcncraiod brnia,
OF my collection OF known iubatic.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-23

BE- master OF your bu,ncs. ba,
nvoid being ma,,crful. A general
mny command both the confidence
and tho esteem Of his men without
bcing n martinez n woman mny rule
her own household wi.bou, being u
.cold md n farmer mny hhyo the
happy faculty OF 40 conducting bi.
bushes. n 10 posses. himself oi tho
willin. co opera ion Of hi. hired lclp
and command with hi. head rather
ihan bis tongue. Not only does n
soft answer turn away wrath, bu, or.
dors Issued and instruct ons given IN
happy language aro npt 10 insl'fr
both team and man and to make WORK
much more easy aud Agreeable.
Every man should know his own bn +.
ncss and 10 DO successful must DO
master Of IL but tho tlrs, requisite to
success I. 10 DO master Of h mself and
especially Of bis tongue.
The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1892-09-23

u. N, boyd. ono of our young mon
who attended Eliiottn business Col.
lego, burlington. In, IL now assistant
cashier OF large Trust Company.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-10
yANcLEyrsrILLE NorEs.

The members Of the festival commit
tee are working earnestly and success
fully.
Mrs. Walter Bogart was visiting her
fathers family, Mr.. J. Miller, last
Sunday.
Messrs. James and Arthur Miller
were in Charlestowp last Tuesday and
Wednesday. attending the Smooth
murder trial
Messrs. Upton aud Willie Evers re-
turned last Friday evening, the Sd,
from a weeks visit to their uncle. Mr..
J. E. Bittle, who lives in Gettysburg,
Pa. They went over on their wheels
and witnessed the dedication of fine
monument. as the high water mark Of
Of the Southern Confederacy. E.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

Nenr Friends Coming and Going
Miss Keigert, of Winchester, is visit
ing III the city.
Mr.. J. A. Funk, of Hagerstown, is
N the city to-day.
Mr.. r. Magalis has returned from a
pleasant visit to Winchester.
Misses Mamie Barr and Ella Seibert,
OF Winchester. are visiting Miss Mile
Bowley.
Miss Minnie Fry of the Opequon dis
trict spent yesterday in the city with
friends.
Miss Eliza Beckley has returned to
Roanoke from visit to Miss Alice
Iost, Strinesville.
Miss Lizzie Sehlotterbeck, of Hagers-
\ Town, is visiting Miss Lizzie Graf, on
East Martin Street.
Miss Bert Schenerman, of Chambers
burg, returned home Tuesday after a
pleasant visit with friends in this city.
Mr.. Chas. Pitzer went to Lexington
Va, to-day to catch for the Washing
ton and Lee University team which
WIN play there tomorrow
Mrs: G. P. Matthaei and daughter,
MSS Katie, returned Wednesday night
from Europe, where Miss Matthaei
graduated from the Leipsie Conserva-
tory Of music recently.
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Spring bringing flowers, birds,
Nature to the former and will look after the latter We ask
privilege Of supplying Spring goods line
fresh stock Of which feel justly proud We well fitted
for
completely confident ability with
favorng the buyer such highly gratifying
We ask this feeling that dealings
mutually profitable
for the sound and substantial quality and value
the The
goods effective appeal the good Judgment the who realizes
nothing which sterling
the buyer first the time Of purchase
of award,
durability You will find stocked with the goods that these demands
time the genuine quality will feel like coming
more
specially proue display
styles this
that visitors many entirely
appeal popular
critical We field exercising
preference Styles that
most complete and comprehensive department Our
goods selections odd fashion that viewed
ideas good desirable goods that the
everybody that particular all
the In this will find right where would naturally
find i've wieawake business houses doing business
quantities of goods quick close This
exactly what chance drop
stock prices filing departments with fresh
quickly DISPOSED Of the fair figures We put the point that
the will help look
methods they perfect harmony with
waiting with for the mutual
benefit of sellers of goods high grade and quality strictly
STYLE very price this the style Of doing business
strikes promising right
shall the best Of satisfaction We
have tried position fairly without boasng misrepresentation
quality price We have earnest friendly
desire do possibly purchase and to
thereby merit your future esteemed patronage
#A#V for mutual benefit,
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PENSIONS GRANTED.

The following West Virginia pen
slons were recently granted:
Original Matthew L. Crawford,
Joshua J. King, Joseph 7. Allen, Oil
Yer Waggoner, John Kittle, Rein
Warfeld Hall, Joshua H. Williams,
Joseph H. Baird. Additional-Benj.
E. Carson, Nimrod Austin.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-10
HEAVY RAINFALL.

Persons who visited Inwood Park
yesterday state that on their return
eight inches Of water covered the
c. V. track at Ridgeway, and the plat
form at the station was moved from its
foundation by the food. The rainfall
in that section was very heavy.
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pLEAsANT FISHING pARTy.

Messrs. VIM. B. Walters and Philip
Vanmetre went to Back Creek yester-
day to spend the day in angling.
There they were joined b. d party of
ten ladies and gentlemen, and sue
ceeded in landing thirteen fine bass.
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cHILDREN,s DAY.

Children's Day exercises will be held
at the Baptist church on Sunday, June
18th. An interesting program has
been prepared and the services Of
musicians of a high standing have
been secured for the occasion. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all to at
tend.
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STRUCK ny LIGHTNING.

Mr.. Samuel Morrel, farmer resid-
ing near Philippi, who is well known
in this city, was instantly killed by
lightning yesterday while hoeing corn.
His death was great shock to the
community in which he was very pop
ular and much esteemed.
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Add Your Name |
The Best Offer Ever Made to Our CITY
10 Obtain a Manufacturing Plant.

Hosiery and Wooden Mills coming
that will give our city payroll Of
from $50, 10000 to 500, 100000, per
annum. This factory has an estab-
lished trade for all their goods, and is
well backed financially.
The following gentlemen haye each
subscribed 800. 90, for this enterprise,
and the names will be added to this
list as fast as they come in. This will
show our citizens who have the good
Of our city at heart, and not selfish in
helping the laboring classes.
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NOTICE TO TRESPASSERS.

Daniel Flemming and any and all other per
sons are hereby warned not TO trespass on my
property OF allow their stock to trespass, or
take anything on Of my property, near railing
and Clarence Rinker are also specially notified.
Any person violating this notice will be prose-
CURED according to law. 1e,,,>
0-&-1K LANES T.,HAZEIM OOD.
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COUNTY COURT.

County Court is yet in session, but
will probably conclude its labor's to-
day. Several matters are being acted
upon, which have not been completed
as we go to press.
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Zeff ! Zeff I!
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.

COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
The commencement exercises of the
Baptist Female Seminary were held at
the institution Wednesday night, and
were well rendered and enjoyed by a
number of our people who were in
attendance. The building was deco
rated for the occasion.
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TENPERAruRE At5ocIock a. NJ. $40. II
Maximum-s1o.
Minimum-66o.
wlSD: Force Brisk.
Direction from-N. W.
SAFE OF SKY: Partly cloudy
Rain tall 30
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FRIDAY EVENING. JUNE 10, 1892.
WEATHER BULLETIN.

A. Observations taken at
NJ or. Martinsburg every morning
WHY IT, 80 at o'clock by GEORGE W
vANMErRE, the representa-.
:! : !: !: J: !" ::
tive of the United States
Weather Bureau. THE
WORLD will use the same
flags as displayed at the
7o o.. Court House and the people
IOsa' ".'"' can come very near know
- ing what weather TO expect