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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-14
Notice to Advertisers.

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OFFICE OF s. CHERRY, 81 Drayton Street,
SAVANNAH, GA. Dec. 16 1890.


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ROBBERY AT BUNKER HILL.

On last Friday night, the 18th inst,
some thief or thieves entered the store
Of Mr.. w. B. Clendening, at Bunker
Hill, and robbed his till Of $40 in mon
ey. Other goods may have been TAX
en-, but we are not advised of the fact.
The entrance was made by boring
through shutter and forcing it open.
Mr.. Clendening was not at home at
the time but as the clerk was sleep
ing in7the store at the time, together
with noisy dog, it is a conclusive
fact that it was some one who Under
stood his business, and well acquaint-
ed with the, premises. A year or eigh-
teen months ago the agents Office at
the G. V.R. r. was broken into and
robbed in . similar manner. Such mat
tiers should be thoroughly investigated.
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A STATE ASSOCIATION.
Permanent Organization Effected Pro,
poets very Encouraging.

Permanent Organization Injected Pros
poets very Encouraging.
A meeting was called at the resi-
.dence Of Mr.. Jas. F. Thompson last
evening to form 4 State Organization
for the projection II game and fish
and for the promotion Of trap shoot
ing. Mr.. Thompson was elected Pres
ident, and J. A. Penn, Of Wheeling,
w. Va. was made Secretary, Mr.. Town
send, trap editor Of the forest and
Stream, offered some valuable sugges-
tons for such an organization. 1t was
moved and carried that the temporary
officers nominated be made permanent
officers of the Association. 1t was
moved and carried that each gun club
in the State be requested to elect a
vice president to work up an interest
in their club towards bringing same
into active cooperation in this matter.
It was moved and carried that Mr..
Goshorn, Of Charleston, be made treas
urer Of the Association, to be known
as "The West Virginia Association
for the Protection Of Fish and Game
It was moved and carried that the
next place to hold tournament be
Wheeling, and on Thanksgiving day.
~
The following gentlemen contribut-
ed one dollar each towards defraying
the expenses of the secretary in carry
ing on the correspondence connected
with the Association. DR.. E. G. N.Y.
ers, J. F. Thompson, R. G. Burkhart,
y. A. Penn. Geo. Lemons, r. B.
Burt, M. Dinger, and j. E. Wright.
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THEY LIKED EACH OTHER.
Why Misc Sue Wolf. Of Hagerstown, RAJ
Away with John stottlemeyer.

Why Misc Sne Wolf, of Hagerstown, Ran
Away with John Stottlemeyer.
Miss Sue Wolf, pretty young girl
from Hagerstown, not yet 16 years old,
was arrested in Cumberland Saturday
in company with John Stottlemeyer,
Of the same place, on a telegram from
J. /. Jennison, of Hagerstown, request
ing their detention.
Miss Wolf explained that she and
Stottlemeyer had eloped with the in
tention Of going to Tifin, o., and did
not intend marrying, but had run
away simply because they liked each
other.
She was sent back home yesterday
and her lover returned on the same
train.
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a LITTLE BLAZE.

An alarm of fire was sounded last
night at half-past ten o'clock. Thefre
department with number Of people
hurried to the scene, but all this was
unnecessary, for upon arriving at the
place it was ascertained that it was
only coal shed near the bicycle fac
tory. in the rear Of the residence Of
Mr.. Jno. Byers, on North Queen street.
It was promptly extinguished by the
bucket brigade. Now that the wealth
eris becoming cold, and people are put
ting up stoves for the winter, fiues that
have not beenin use for several months
are liable to catch fire, but persons
should try to extingnish such without
sounding an alarm.
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NO PAPER ON FRIDAY.

Friday, October 21st, having been
declared a National Holiday by the
President and Governor, being an oc.
casion that should be- justly acknowl-
edged by every patriotic citizen, THE
WORLD feels that it should likewise
pay tribute to the great explorer
Columbus. Consequently there will
be no paper issued on that day. Many
papers throughout the State have de-
termined to celebrate that day, and
every business place should act like
wise. Let every one take the day of,
and besides paying q proper tribute il
will give numbers chance for recre-
alton.
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MAExLAsD HAPPENINGS.
matters Of Inter-st From MARYLAND
Brfeay Mentioned.


Rev. DR.. futile, Of Mt. Vernon
Methodist Episcopal Church, will ac-
cept call to church in New Jersey.
The General Convention Of the Pref
estant Episcopal Church adopted a
new hymnal.
The silicate works Of Weld Bros, on
Lyons Greek, Calvert county, have
closed down.
Seventh Day Adventists have settled
in Queen Anne's county. Yesterday
they baptized fifty converts.
A census bulletin has been issued
showing the cereal production in Mary
land and the District Of Columbia.
AT Pimlico to-day viii begin the
fourth annual meeting of the Trotting.
Horse Breeders Association Of Mary.
land and District of Columbia.
The October term of the Kent Coun.
ty Court began yesterday. It is ex-
pected that presentments will be made
against some or all of the prisoners
held for the murder of DIR. j. II. Hill
and that the trials viii take place this
term.
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WHAT DO YOU WANT !?
One Dime Places il in Two Lines
Before Five Thousand Readers.
situat ons. Help Wanted. For Sale, FOR
rent, Lost. Pound. strayed or stolen. To
Buy, senor Exchange Whatever Your
want. Make ii Known in This Column.

lThe great increase in the local cir
cuIation OF THE WORLD makes this
column the BEST AND CHEAPEST adver-
Using medium IN this section. 1t il
read by over 5000 people every even
ing. One dime pays for two line ad-
vertisement for one insertion. Suisse
quent insertions can be had at q cts.
per line. Special rates by the month
or year. All copy must be in by ! p.
m. 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.
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KILLED.
JOHN HARDEN SHOOTS DOWN A no
TORIOuS CHARACTER
WHILE TRYING TO EFFECr An EN-.
TRANCE INTO HIS HoUsE--vERDICT
or JUsTIFIAnLE HOMICIDE

WHILE TRYING To EFFECT AN EN-
TRANCE INTO MS HoUsE--vERDICT
or JusTIFIAnLE HOMICIDE.
GRAFToN, W. Va, October ia
sensational tragedy was enacted here
Monday night. George Henderson, q
notorious character about town, was
shot down in an attempt to enter q
house, and was instantly killed. Hem
derson attempted to make a forcible
entrance into the residence Of John
Harden, well-known citizen, Monday
night about ten o'clock. Harden heard
him at the door, and, appearing at the
window above with revolver, opened
fire. His shot had taken a straight
course, and pierced him to the heart.
He fell on the steps and expired.
without struggle. Harden immedi-
ately came out when he saw Hender-
son fall, and finding him dead surren-
dered himself to the sheriff. A big
crowd had assembled by this time, at
tracted by the shot, and the greatest
excitement prevailed. Harden was
taken to Jail Immediately, and Justice
Guard summoned jury and held an
inquest over the body Of Henderson.
When the facts were all brought
out and the full story of the killing
nnfolded, the jury brought in YER
dict Of justifable homicide. Harden
spent the night in jail, but was releas-
ed this morning on his own recogni-
zance to await the action Of the grand
jury.
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4 supERR COMPANY.

The patrons of Miners Bowery The
atre were most agreeably entertained
last evening by the City Sports Come
dy and Specially Company. The fun
begins with the l. Workingmen.s Jubi-
lee, in which the company take part.
The next feature Of the programme is
Flatow, who shows himself a most ac-
complished acrobat, and man of won
derful strength. This is followed by
the Sheridan's, Phil and Crissie,, in
!" ,Johnston's Wedding laughable
farce burlesque circus, a grand bal
let, with the LeArdo Sisters in statue
acts, representing many historical
characters, including Bartholdi's Statue
Of Liberty. Mile. Zittella, charming
character commedienne; Matt Flynn,
an amusing dialogue artist, gave some
Of their specialties and received hearty
applause. Mile. Beatrice gave several
dances, which it would be difficult to
surpass. The entertainment closes with
a laughable burlesque, "The Merry
Buccaneers ; or Love and Duty in
which all the company take part.
Ne,c York DAILY Sun.
At the New Opera House Monday
night, Oct. Oath.
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NOTICE TO nx-coNrEDEnArEs,

NOTICE TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Headquarters J. @. a. Nadenbousch
Camp ex-confederates, Martinsburg, W.
Va
An invitation has been extended to
this organization TO turn out on. Column
bus Day, Oct. 2l, next Friday,
and all ex-Confederates whether en-
rolled as members or not are respect
fully urged to meet at Headquarters,
at Glantham Hall, 10 this city, on the
above date at r o'clock sharp, TO par
ticipate in the parade.
JOHN II. WEDDELL,
First Lieut., Col. Commanding.
WIZ. 4. NoLI.,
Second Lieut.. Col. Commanding.
Il. L. HOFFMAN,
Third Lieut.. Col. Commanding.
w. B. CoLsToN, Adjutant
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UNcLEsAM,s COURT.

al the cases that engaged the at
tention Of tho Court yesterday were
for violation If the internal revenue
laws, as follows: U. s. vs.. r. Il.
Ranes triad and found not guilty ]
q. s. vs.. 4. W. James. not guilty; u.
s. vs.. Jacob Polling, not guilty; U. s.
vs.: McAlister q Flanagan, not guilty;
q nolle PROSE- qui was entered in four
cases.
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4 LARGE NUMBER.

Five hundred Swedes were made
American citizens in a bunch at Rock
ford, Ills, Friday last. Headed BY a
band and the stars and stripes and
each wearing a small American flag on
his breast they marched through the
streets to the court house, where they
took out their naturalization papers.
Most Of them are employed in Rock
ford.
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THE oUrLooK IN wrsr VIRGINIA

Several West virginians were dis.
cussing the political outlook in Their
State with Baltimore Ne,cs reporter
on Saturday evening.
"As to the State at large, said one,
:" we have hard fight on our hands,
Elkins is fighting, for the State desper-
ately, and is using money and the colo
nization scheme for all there is in it,
and the state being naturally close, we
have all we can attend to. The Demo-
Gratis are thoroughly aroused, however,
the full vote will be polled, and think
we will pull through all right.
Z the Republicans, led BY Ellins, are
making special efforts to carry /" Billy
Wilson'S district, and are using mon
ey layishly to accomplish this end, for
the moral effect it would have on the
country, but it won't go. The district
is not for sale, the people are too proud
OF their representative and the reputa-
tion he has made in national politics,
and no amount of money can beat him.
Money is very powerful in politics, but
their are some things it can't buy, and
one of them is the defeat of Hon. Will
liam Wilson, Of West Virginia. y
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ALIVE FROM PILLAR 10 posi-.
Determined to Keep Martinsburg's In
terest Before The People.


terest Before The People.
The World, published at Martins
burg, W. Va, Is alive from pillar to
post. II was one year old August 3lst,
and upon that day il was as proud as
q pea cock and quite as attractive, as
its sixteen pages are illustrated with
business houses, churches iand railroad
buildings and photos Of prominent citi-
zens. THE WoRLD's first anniyersary
is most brilliantly and creditably cele-
DRAFTED in this issue, which shows
spunk and spirit Of enterprise that
every citizen in the community should
be proud Of. Mr.. F. Vernon Aler, the
fearless editor and proprietor Of this
wide-awake paper, seems to be deter
mined to keep Martinsburg and its
various enterprises before the people.
Brother, you haye our best wishes
Smiths Inder, Oct. IL.
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wORLDLETs.
Breezy bits of News Gathered From VAR
ieus Sections.
term.

Breezy Bits of News Gathered From VAR
ieus Sections.
Charles Mitchell, the notorious Eng
ish pugilist, was sentenced by Lon
don magistrate to do two months at
hard labor in prison for assaulting an
inoffensive old man, Brave Charlie!
The Martinsburg Daily WORLD
drops its INDEPENDENCE and advertises
itself to be the Democratic organ Of
Berkeley county. well come into
the fold, brother, you feel better we
know!'- Hagerstossn Nescs.
According to Adjutant General
Greenland, when all the accounts Of
the cost Of keeping the National Guard
at Homestead are made up, it will show
an expenditure Of 100000.
Pleasant Mccoy, q member Of the
Mccoy faction Of the famous Hatfield
Mccoy feud, was convicted of murder
in Pike county, KY, and sentenced
to life Imprisonment. He was con-
victed Of the murder Of his cousin,
Bird Mccoy.
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NEW FREIoHr cans

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company have placed upon the road a
large number of new freight ears.
This was made necessary by the in
creased traffic that is promised for this
fan.
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An AssIaxmESr.

Mr.. James W. Kearney, well
known lumber merchant Of Shepherds
town, failed yesterday by making an
assignment for the benefit Of creditors.
Assets and liabilities unknown.
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DEATHS DOING.

Mr. Sewell Morrison, farmerresid-
ing one mile south of this city died
this morning at six o'clock Of consump-
ton Of bowels aged about forty years.
He had been i'll several weeks. The
deceased leaves wife and two daugh-
tiers.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The funeral Of William a. ARM
strong will take place tomorrow from
the residence of the deceased at three
o'clock. Lincoln Post G.. A. r. will
attend the funeral
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TO REcuPERATE.

pr. G. B. Hedges left on Monday
for Philadelphia and New York for his
health. Mrs. Hedges accompanied
him. Both will stop of at Mrs.
Hedges home in Maryland before
they return to this city, Dr.. William
Henshaw assumes charge Of Dr..
Hedges practice until he returns.
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rAILuRE OF rHE CHESTNUT cnor.

FAILURE OF THE CHESTNUT CROP.
There Is no longer any doubt about
failure Of the chestnut crop in all
parts Of Berkeley county, as we'll as
in the region to which it belongs.
This will not be p.easantnews, especi-
ally to those who have their taste cul-
tivated to high degrees in dining on
chestnuts, stuffed turkey, 81 having
them stewed as side dish.
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In this city, on the 10th inst, by
Rev. VIM. H. Chapman, Pastor Of LIST
NJ. E. Church, VIM. d. Linton to Miss
Laura Butts, both Of Berkeley County,
West Va.
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Polhem0s, III. Miller, II; +. Miller,
y; Sun Perch, Q.
EVENT NO. 7.--ExPERrs.
% Singles. Entry IS. SOS Added.
Squads Nos. / and 2.
Keller, 20; Lindsey, To-; Wright,
q Penn, %; DuBray, 90; Meyer,
IS; G. w. Haddox, 10; N. Baker, 10;
Mcvicar, II J. r. Haddox. 90; Lem
en-, IS.
SQUAD 40. g. AMATEUR,
Nelson, u, Burt, 81; j. s. Miller,
% Dinger, 10,
EVENT No. 5 .s-ExPERTs.
10 Singles. Entry 81. $40 Added.
Squads Nos. ! and ?.
Keller, z; Lindsey. s; Penn. 10;
Wright, 10; DuBray, $; Mcvicar, s;
J. r. Haddox, 9;G. Haddox, %; Lemon,
4, Burt, III. 5. Miller, 0.
Squads Nos. 3, 4, and 5.
Nelson. 5; McKinsey, B; +. Burk-
hart, 4; Meyers, 8; Polhemus, 4; r. G.
Burkha-t, Z; Sun Perch. 5; 4. Miller, Oh
+. @. Miller, 0; q, M. Baker, 5; Il. Il.
Seal, 4; Dinger, III. Thatcher, A; H.
Baker, 8.
EVENT No. 8.
Is Singles. Entry sl.50. SO. Added.
Squads Nos. | and 3.
Keller, rs; Lindsey, lO; Penn, I3;
=. 2. Haddox, rs DuBray, s.; Wright,
Is g. w. Haddox, III j. S. Miller,
IA; McVicar, A.; Meyer, II,
Squads Nos. 3 and:4
Lemen, III Burt, III. Nelson, Id;
Sun Perch, Oh Polhemus, Z, H. Baker
z; Dinger, IS; i. Miller, II; r. q.
Bnrkhart. ..
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HANGING CLASS.-Prof Neidentehl reopen
IL ed dancing Glass tonight "Wednesday. Oc5
tober 5th,1 In Feller's Hall Ladies class will be
held every Wednesday evening from two to five
o'clock, and the gentlemens from half past sew
en- until ten O'Clock every Wednesday night
For further information address
PROF. NEIDENTOHL,
105-1m Waynesboro, Pa.
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SEASQNA BILE THINGS AND WHERE 10 GET
~ THEMs-We would like to say few words
IN reference to the preparations we have made
70 supply the wants and demands of our grow
ing trade. for all kinds. grades and textures Of
black dress material for the fall of 49, Whilst
We've always tried hard to please our trade vet
this fall we have 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 yon some
rare bargains In Black Silks Henriettes. Cash
meres Serges, Broadcloths, Ores DeLyon, Liss-
age, Mecahique, Crapon, Percidierrells, etc. We
would be pleased to show you our large assert
ment of these goods, and also great variety OF
trimming. which have Just come out this season
Respectfully,
E5IMERT q FIERY
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DICK-NICK-NoTI You can buy silk mitts
worth rs cents for Is cents.
You can buy straw sailors worth IS cents for
IS cents.
You can buy ladies vests worth IS cents for
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NO SERVICE.

The regular Wednesday evening
service in the Episcopal Church win
BE- omitted this evening
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NJoW IS YOUR CHANCE to get first class
IN Children's school Shoes at FiERY's SHoE
sToRK- Every pair guaranteed to give satisfac-
ton.
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q TEAM Dying and Cleaning. Gentiemens
- Suits speciality. j. CoKDNER,
Ni0-item. Near WOODEN Mil.
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THE NATIONAL SHOOT.
A GREAT SUCCESS. THE FIRST
DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
THE MOST ENJoyABLE AFFAIR
HELD HERE ron a LONG TIME
SOME FINK SHOOTING.

clusion to-day. The weather was all
that could be desired and the shooters
had a fine time. The program was
carried out, and the little things
that W re needed to make the shoot 4
success were provided by the COM
mite in charge, and a big success it
was an attested by the crack shots pres
ent from every section Of the country
Both days numbers Of our people and
Others visited the grounds and with
much interest viewed the skill Of the
as the clay pigeons were
shattered by shot. Following are the
names Of the gentlemen who partici-
pated in the first days sport with
the events and score for that day.
EVENT NO. /.
10 Singles, Entry 81. $500 Added.
NJ. +. Lindsey, O; G. w. Lemon, O.;
G. w Haddox, s.; J. r. Haddox O.;
J. A. Penn, O; w. H. League, s.; S.
Polhemus, Q /; G. r. Nelson, s. H. w.
10, H. II. Baker, s.; 7. H.
Keller, q J. s. Miller, s.; A. w. Du-
Bray, 8; F. Q. Miller, O; r. W. Mill
Or, 4 R. G. Burkhart, 4 i. L. Seal,
4; G.. M. Baker. 3.
EVENT NO. 2.
is Singles. Entry $3.50. 1000 Added
Squads Nos. ! and 2. Experts. !,
Lindsey, II !; Keller, Is; j. Miller,
TO-; DuBray, Is ]. A. Penn, II q.
Haddox, Q Mcyicar, Ill. Haddox,
Is.
AMATEUR.
H. Baker, IL Nelson. s r. Burk-
hart, s.; F. Miller 3; Wiggington, 4 I;
F. Burkharts, Q P. Hammond, IL; ].
Bowersa9; Lemon, Ia J.. e. Wright,
r.; R. B. Burt. 10 E. g. Myers, IS ;
NJ. Dinger, II.
EVENT NO. 3.
10 Singles. Entry 81. IS Added.
Squad Nos. | and 2. Experts.
Lindsey, 8; Keller, Q; DuBray, 8;
j. Haddox, z; Penn. g.: McVicar. 8.
Nelson, 5; Myers, 5; G. Haddox, 8 |;
Burt, 7; Lemon, s.
Squads Nos. 3 and4.
Sun Perch, 5; Wiggington, 8; A.
Weaver, s; Wright, o; ]. Miller, 4;
Polhemus, 8; Dinger, s; g. Barker, 6;
Seals, 4; r. Burkhart, s; F. Miller. s;
H. Baker, 8; R. Burkhart, Q; 4. Miller
8.
EVENT NO. 4.
20 Singles. Entry 50. SIS Added.
Experts.
Lemon, II Penn, IL J. Haddox,
10; McVicar, 10; Burt, Is; Dipger,
-; Wright. 18 !; Lindsey, IA; Keller.
IL !; Nelson, II DuBray, o; Meyer,
10; G. Haddox, IA.
AMATEUR.
]. Miller, IA; H. Baker, s; J.
Thatcher, 5.
EVENT no. 5. Merchandise Shoot.
25 Singles. Squads Nos. |, 2 and 3.
Entry, birds only.
Keller, 49,; Lindsey, 10l; G.. Had
doK, II J; r. Miller, 10; Lemon, q
Polhemus, l4;J. p Haddox, 20; Meyers,
q L. Miller, IS; Mcyicar, 20; Wright,
q; Penn, %; H. Baker, y; Burt, IA.
EVENT NO. Squads Nos. 8 and 4
F. Burkhart, s.; i. 4. Seals. 10;
Jos. Thatcher, IL; Wiggington, u
r. Burkhart, Is ]; Dinger, 20; League,
10; J. Miller, 20; G. Baker, 16; Sun
Perch, 16; Bowers, 9 Nelson, is j;
!. Wanda 10.
14
EVENT NO. 6.
Entry, $3.50. Squads Nos. / and 2.
sl5. Added
Keller, 10; Lindsey. IL; DuBray,
IS; g. Haddox, 10; Wright, ~
Meyers, II; Penn, II; Lemon. 9; Ne
Vicar, 13; J. Haddox. 10; pipger, 3.
Squads Nos. 3 and 4,
Nelson, IL; Baker, 5: Burt. Iii
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-10-19

lT oVELY Austrian China Tea Sets, IS pieces,
IL $500, worth $1200, at ID. NJ. kILMER'S,
on King street
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-10-19

YTNRUNKy SALE.-Great slaughter Sale Of
j Trunks. think of good Trunks only $1.9S at
G. p. HERRINGiS Cash House.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-10-19

TfLEGANT French China Tea Sets, So pieces,
II $1,000, worth $500. at d. NJ. KfLMER'S,
on King street.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-10-19

MEMS SHIRT SALE. 800 mems working shirts
IN worth 40 cents now % cents
500 Boys working shirts worth IS cents now
20 cents -@rv+-
800 boys waist percale worth 40 cents now
&c cents.
$50 ladies blouse waists worth so cents now 80
cents at G. p. HERRING Net Spot Cash House.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-10-19

HAVING anticipated a large trade this winter
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 & FiERY's