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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-10-27
STATE o. WEST VIRsrHIA.
ExRcUTTvI cnAnDln,
An-A~

TEE STATE or Wnsr vIRsTHIA:
TO ths Connissionsrs 81 Election n Berkeley,
Js6srsoa and Morgan CoSntiss
Al vacancy having occurred in the once OF
Judge Of the Thirteenth judicial Circuit Of this
state, caused by the death Of Hon. Jos. y:
Duckwal OF Morgan county. Judge OF eaid
Circuit, who was elected for the term begin
ming on the frst day OF January. 1889, and end
ing on the thirty-hrst day December, isoe, you
are hereby commanded, In the name Of the
state of West Virginia. to cause Q poll 70 pc
opened and an election TO be held IN your re-
spectiye counties, at the next general election
To be held On Tuesday. the eighth day oi No
Judge Of the Thirteenfh judicial Circuit, 20
Ill the vacancy n said ONCE for said unexpired
term.
In witness whereof, !, A: 3. Fleming,
Governor Of said State, have
hcreunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal Of tho
@ i State to beafiixed. at the Capt.
gtI toll, in the city OF Charleston,
this tenth day Of september, In
the year 1899, and OF the state
~ =. a. B. FLEMING.
By the Governor
sl2td.- '
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As . matter Of justice to ourselves
and to the reputation Of DR.. Leslie +.
Keeley,s Double Chloride Of Gold REM
edies for the cure Of the Liquor, Opium,
Morphine and Tobacco Habits, We
warn the public that these remedies
are used by no institution or sAnitari-
um, except those established BY the
Leslie E. Kelley Company, under the
uniform name Of "The Kelley Insti-
tute.n
AL others claiming to use these rem
edies are frauds and impostors.
There are now ninety Kelley Insti-
tutes established in various pats Of
the country where the Kelley Treat
ment is administered, and there is no
Kelley Institute At present in West
Virginia, the nearest being that At
Hagerstown, Maryland. whore the
Kelley treatment is being given sue
cessfully, IS will Be testified to BY
many citizens Of Hagerstown and the
vicinity.
The fraudulent establishments ad-
vertise "Bi-C Chloride Of Goldn and
"Better than Gold" and BY copying
our advertisements endeavor to mislead
the public that they have cure.
There is no established cure but that
administered ct the Kelley Institutes,
and all others claiming to have sue
cessful cure are only base imitators
and are trading on the reputation Of
DR.. Keeley's remedies. Full informa-
ton will be given parties relatives to
this treatment if they will write to or
call on,
The Kelley Institute.
Hagerstown, Maryland.
Lock Box 70. lO-5-tf.
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There is nothing that may
not happen to a thin baby.
There is nothing that may
not happen to q man who IS
losing his healthy weight.
We say they are poor. !"
They are poorer than we at
first suspect.
Do you want almost all
that is known of the value of
plumpness told in q way to
commend to you CAREFUL
LIVING rand Scott's Emul-
sion Of cod-liver oil if you
need it.
A book on it free.
scorr 4 Bowsr. Chemists isa south Sth Ave.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS Emulsion Of cod
liver oil AL druggists everywhere do. Sl.
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HOUSE or WINDOW DESIGNATIONS,

Plants that are intended for the
house in winter should not be left in
the garden until there is immediate
danger of frost, uttaken up now, aud
carefully ported. Place them in flower
pots that have hole in the base Of
the earthen ware Over this hole put
several stones or pieces Of china, that
the water may not run ont too quick
". Put some good earth over the
broken china RI stones, and on that
lay the plant you have lifted, retain
ing as much Of the ball Of earth round
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Ills colder throughout the Southern States
and killing frosts occurred yesterday morning
in the Interior Of the Gulf and South Atlantic
states. while light frosts extended as far south
a the south Atlantic and East Gulf coasts
The temperature Ii the northwest Is near
freezing.
For West Va. fair slightly warmer, local
showers In western Pa. and Ohio
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TsnrEaArUEr: ATT O'Clock a. n. ~.
Maximum 500.
MInimum-1so.
WINDS: Force Calm.
Direction from s. w.
s4Arx or SKY: Cloudy
Rain fall.
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Warrle9S and harneee valued sFoo delivered re United
LaGyf noId Matph
S0rttoq
Sp e PssG ants S0S y n &
@ % ss % nsg .g.S %1a 81 sh .ss
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Prize,
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PENSIONS GRANTED.

The following West Virginia pen.
sions were recently granted - riginal
X. Ball, Geo. /. Fleming,
Harmon Adkins, Additional -Thos.
r. Anthony. Jas. w. DeBarr, VIM. A.
Wriston, Amos Perrin, John Minear.
Increase Jacob Adkins. Reissue and
increase-John j. Krautz.
Tyr WoRI.n AZ IN cents ner weelr
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wEArHEn BULLErIn.

Observations taken At
MArtinsburE every morning
wits Flag. v..s,-.- 80 ~ ,s $500
I tive Of the United states
Weather Bureau. THE
WOMB will use the Same
days a. displayed At the
- Court House and the people
Clear q tar can come yerv near know
ing what weather to expect.
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DAILY MARKET REPORTS.
CITY GRAIN MARKET.

Revised and corrected daily by Alex Parks
grain. -four and feed merchant. Parks, Ele
vatof. OcToBEE "a 1899.
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EcHos OF THE cELEBnArros.

People are still commenting upon
the great Columbus Celebration. With
one accord all say it was the. greatest
celebration witnessed in this city.
The Bicycle boys were photographed
in front Of Messrs. Baker q Rearicks
store.
The pupils Of Prof. Cox's room
were also photographed in group.
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CRY pRopUcE MARKET.

Revised and corrected Daily by d. N. Kilmer
Grocery, Provision & Queenware Merchan
King Street. OCTOBER n, lS02
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POLITICAL EVENTS.

D. w. Shaffer. Esq, win speak At
Stokes school house, near Vanclsves-
vile tonight, and at Falling Waters
with Hon. B. L. Butcher, on Satur-
day night.
The Cleveland and Stevenson Club
will hold its regular meeting tonight.
We hope to have large attendance.
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Il WATCH FOR EVERY CORRECT ANSWER.

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DIREcToRs.

DIHEOTOH RS,
HI. seIbert. Geo. q. Ronsh, q. w. MeKoWn. a
!, Thomas. u. Gassman, i. d. Gerline, IA. u.
Thompson. y, G. Williams. Jr., ". WI.
Houscworth, n Q. Foreman, h. w.
vanmetre. !. q. Frazer.
DISCOUNT DRY FRIDHY.
p1Iy.
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THE woRLD at 10 cents per week.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-12-23
VIRGINIA

The Richmond Sum- Va claims that the
themselves their
them the which they
prescribed" for the election returns. It says:
have exceedingly difficult ge
The cooking
machinery
until
ma
the made the
election
Of their it had
congress
returned the peoples party ticket.
that with
fourth Jones the Cobbs the and Robertson the tenth
all the DELHI
eaty the of their judges precinct
until the majorities fixed to suit themselves.
irregularities claimed they
other side should be
The dab frauds committed districts rise heaven
shame unuabe disgrace until these foul bos the fair utch
of his state wiped out
forgotten peoples
party Virginia congress-
derauded OF their baobox stealing
a false count
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-12-23
K ANSAS-

The which whether eweng
should have grand inaugural ball. at Topeka when he was
placed decided The decidedly oppos
ed such proceeding and massmeeng Of popuists called
the when the following resolutions
adopted
Resolved political victory plain peo
but the
That plain people who elected the
have submitted the that fashionable society which
lobby about the officials it
Resolved opposed part
will be noticed by the invitation issued that not be
ton OF GLASS; but includes all from the least the Of
jeans:
isr TO e
on Monday high and the
Of s @ s the sss
OF the counties that yielded
1885, it's
1sa the state the fell
product Of Kansas that they last With proper legislation
produces anu "0 ''s's IS no 's0s
to produce by
what would benefit the without the aforesaid
ton? The railroads. would by unlawful
into their combines and trusts the solid block OF
comfort while the multitude stand verng and starving the
brink of despair.
Grgsby formerly Minneapolis with
the News, time connected with the In
Age, oil
Equal Suffrage association which convened in that
state last week, endorsed Mrs Lease for senator.
Anthony republican when asked recently
republican that hard to
cause will be
awakening THE DESTRUCTION OF
THE GOVERNMENT MUST THE RESULT"
Mr. Anthony the aamitous state OF the country
his the prosperity hoping
republican victory fat Office? But
tai enlightenment fasho lightning stroke
| of policy. which,
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-12-23
TE1x 8

The indicator published at Sulphur Springs Tex stands all
the Southern Atwood
peoples party advocates stands the middle of the road the
reform movement 1t speaks short but positive
topic the following language
Dow with fusion No political party should combine with another
holding conflicting
and hope all reform will will
destroy political The GREAT WEST Milwaukee
have already
Western states the
promise with the democracy OF the Vest"
MADRAS Texas, g. 1892.
EDITOR GREAT WEST:
am glad to know that will take national issues.
What great pity that intelligence honesty induced
Minnesota might been
will leaders of corruption This
the
a scramble
Texas has 100000 good and
tempted but who resisted effort They stand today like
Sonewa valiant knight; blot their
cutcheon not breath Of suspicion Every will
another 94 will
and congressman Keep Texas. PAT B. CLARK.
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-12-23

The Aene mining troubles which
State of daho where the state assisted United States
succeeded in terrong subsection organized labor being
aired unexpected Among the
arrested that time and behind prison
being implicated with rioters British subject named Chshom He
tesfes that from July II September 80
trial. also without the least heed being paid assertions
claims to his being British subject An explanation
from his The Idaho authorities
me in furnishing full information to the administration Wash
ington regard to the affair Apologies free and full will doubtless
made the British subject for the ofencbu what about the
American citizens eeen who subjected
outrage is there them None
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Missouri

The state Missouri condition anxiety
the three
county, two from St. Claire county, and three aldermen of arop
They durance vile for refusing order special evies
the paying bonds The
bonds for railroads that
the hands OF innocent purchasers and they trying
The counties resisting outrage
them and the county
for refusing order levy The aldermen
each fined $500 for contempt and the federal judge Phillips obuate
There other before this
the that officials will play checkers behind the
with their refusing to levy railroads
built.
Missouri has party which named the Daily
will be under the of Prof W. T. Foster the
weather representation May the wasp make
pues their sympazers
tvs vineyard.
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A1abanna-
Weaver lacked but 5000 votes OF carrying Alabama.

Weaver lacked but 5000 votes OF carrying Alabama.
Thos G.
Ko the candidate
the the that state but thathe
should receiving the which
to himself The Alabama Mirror
I'VE do not believe investigation into the will be by
assembly,
democracy enough thorough
August election would
out good county officers and second they
the
onary proceedings might undertake investigation
should go against
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-12-23
GEORGIA.

Dr. Gilmore assock Georgia assnated the
Sparkle that week. The
his being stalwar peoples The
Der the legislature aonng made assault The
the
freely This should call him
shot Rev Doyle election
the bystanders members the
representative of Mr. Watson be the consolidation
county vote.
The peoples party paper, of Atlanta Georgia
that the several homicds recently reported Geor
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South Dakota

Proceedings the South Dakota Independent
Huron December I'd, 1892
Whereas the National emphasized the i'm
Whereas fusion always brings confusion and demoazaon
Whereas DR. Perman has charged
with the democratic party; therefore, be
Resolved that the heartily
Of Dr. A. L. Peerman,
positive refusal entertain propositions for with
Resolved further that this committee the brethren
throughout the state own down and stand the
only to the adoption of it's principles Carried
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Montana

The fight before the Of Montana
the that state the 9th OF December
republican candidate returning
Choteau issue certificate him
There republicans
evidence showed that precinct
the thrown This action
ton democrat by ioriy writ
chief Justice Blake during the attorneys
Hamilton objected raising the point that under the
justice OF the court had right
should issued by the during
Miss Ella Knowles the attorney general elect peoples
isempoyed by the plaintiff
Weaver carried So out of 55 n Colorado.
The country is unexampled Of
selling their wheat 80
record None calamity howles
The calamity makers saying word.
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North Dakota.

The latest gets
and Harrison in that
Discrimination the and the loud cry N Oak Every
elevator full and farmers their wheat
home Tor want OF it off, There
lack of charges evidence the Northern Northern
Pacific to their discriminating large
furnishing them refusing
private Only 80 while
the wheat that marketed there would than fill
day Action has been brought against the railroad
towns Tor redress who has uce It
like when there
The Indications that there developments
republican politics N Dak The quarrel which has bazed be-
tween the different factions that lighted by
onson who has opened investigation Washington
the amount OF into this national
campaign He the bull
thing the bottom and find what the
johnson declares that he received the missing
funds and he further insists that it used against him.
Senator La Moure also the He nqurng the
methods spending the national committee money
other districts He member of the executive
recently chairman Saung hint that he had convincing proof
that party funds had been used against republicans
Senator a. c. Hansbrouh republican
Dakota supposed be the party give
this matter The indications that
trouble for the leaders of the d. O.. in N. D.
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JUST POLllICAL PF1lLOSOPHY
I'VE do not believe political philosophy
n mo ~h De'H loves st the r s "'9'
1stEvery that platform which
public good though he cannot with
every item.
2d-No lead party
nominated by party unless he has active faith
in it's platform and motive.
3d-No man justified refusing nomination
form with his conscience and his ideas public policy
South Carolina sad congressman pledged the
Ocaa platform
Santa F railroad have discharged
voting the popuists ticket
Indiana Alabama many party
year whole country did four
In California at proposition
by direct vote the people carried by good majority
The New energcay pushing petitions
the naturalization OF the telegraph and telephone
systems
great daily of the popuists
Indications the eas will be
many months.
Daniel 1885, having
time Thomas Jefferson for president only
four Gen. Weaver has 20 electoral votes
R. Beatty implicated alleged poisoning conspiracy
Homestead brought back Pburg from Louisville He is
held in SIS, 900 bail for hearing some time this month
The ways passed resolution
appointing subcommittee of fv to conduct the investigation which
made financial condition Of the treasury
Daniel Webster that "when all
that be used to ertize the rich mans field by the sweat
of the poor mans BROW
the Homestead will
January confident acqutta he the
there should be two three
quttas, people would find it best to prosecute Prick
The condition Homestead Pa is
of OF the $500 formerly
employed 800 have gained their places since the
About 200 ofthe
relief committee
country for assistance.
"Comng strong and true peoples party Pueb
handsand heads The former chief Mr.
robust, hitfrom shoulder
unmstakabe We with
/ D. Chamberlain prove valorous the former chief
gigantic unearthed regard the lottery business
Chicago thousands tickets
lottery. estimated that about 100000 tickets
have been issued by this concern.
Now absolutely think that fraud should
upright moral conscientious abiding society
eevag sacrificing institution the Louisiana lottery
pacy from and angels Wonder
howl enjoys the little fraud.
the democrat has the white elephant what
Colqu Ferra and other democrat
foremen camorng They that democracy
got country immediate relief from
legislation Which The leaders OF the party
promises that thousands honest democrats
us that they will hold the bosses
unedeemd party
know that the wishes of Wall street
that when their desires satisfied the
pl left without hope cling to- There question
country will heretofore paid of with promises The
election hance the wall uttered
Give them and they have yards OF it, and they will
hang themselves did their predecessors
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gigantic has unearthed regard to the lottery business
Chicago turning thousands bogus tickets
Louisiana lottery is estimated that about 100000 tickets
hay issued by this
that fraud should be
CONSCIENTIOUS law abiding society
eevang honest esacr6cng institution the Louisiana lottery
should from and angels Wonder
the big fraud enjoys the little fraud.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-21
MABEL METlER TAKES POISON.
Sensational Mystery at the Los
Angeles Theater Building.
Dr.. Bryant Trying to Save a Beau
tiful Young Girl.
She Arrived From San Francisco Yes
terdsy on the Steamer-No Cause
Assigned for the Rash Act-A
Most Mysterious Case.

at 8 O'Clock this morning DIR. Bryant
was attempting to save the life of a
young girl at room ~ in the Los Ange-
les Theater building. 1t is supposed
that the girl took morphine with suici-
dal intent, although she denied having
taken any poison.
She was suffering the greatest agony
when HERALD reporter reached the bed
side. She was conscious, but screamed
hysterically when the doctor attempted
to give her an injection and begged
piteously for him to leave her alone.
The girl cried out: "You are the doctor
that wanted to give me an injection"
The girl is young and pretty. Her
first name is Mabel, end it is thought
that she is Mabel Metzler, youngest
daughter of Detective Theodore Metzler,
who formerly lived in Los Angeles.
The girl arrived from San Francisco
on the steamer yesterday morning and
came to Los Angeles from Redondo.
She hired room from the
landlady at the Los Angeles
theater building about noon yesterday
No reason is known for the act, and the
greatest mystery surrounds the case.
She admitted taking bromide potassium
and claims that it was given her for sea-
sickness, coming down on the steamer.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-21
SPORTS AND PASTIMES.
Roach Batted Hard by the San
Jose Nine.
California Horses Win on Eastern
Tracks.
The Colonels Capture an Eleven-Insing
Game-Santiago Reported to Have
Broken Down-The Box
ing Exhibition.

Reports from Chicago state that Mr..
Baldwin's great colt Santiago, winner OF
the Sheridan and Drexel stakes of 1890
(ind who should also have won the
derby of that Year, has broken down at
exercise. Santiago is by Grinstead, out
of Clara D.. by Glenelg and will prob
ably succeed bis sire (now old and I'm
potent( at the Santa Anita farm. AID
the good horses Mr.. Baldwin now ap-
pears to have in his string are Santa
Ana (full sister to Santiago), aad the
gray colt Galindo, by Gano out OF Freda
by Wildidle. His 2-year-olds seem,
thus far, to be disappointment. 1t is
not every horse that gets early perform
ers. OF the great 2-year-olds of 1891, His
Highness was the best, Dagonet next,
Sir Matthew third. with Curt Gum
(Locohatchie), Tamrnany and Nomad
about evenly punched for fourth choice.
This year there is not one of the five
named to whom Tammany cannot give
ten pounds and beating at any dis
tance over mile and quarter. So as
the Emperor was only fair two-year-
old and as he was by ten pounds the
best three-year-old OF 1888, we have still
hopes of his progeny for next year.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-21
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Cincinnati Wins an Exciting Game From
Washington.
BROOKLYN, July 20.--The game was
apparently easy for Louisville.
Louisville, 6 hits, 13; errors, 5.
Brooklyn, 8; hits, s; errors, 4.
Batteries - Sanders, Weaver; Hart,
Kinslow.
BesToN, July 20.-Long's felcing and
batting was the feature in game Tor
blood.
Boston, 8; hits, 12; errors, 8.
Cleveland, 2; hits, 4; errors, 8.
Enthusiastically, Kelly; Clarkson,
thinner.
WASHINGTON, July 2O.-It was an ex-
citing eleven-inning game.
Washington, q hits. 8; errors, 4.
Cincinnati, 81 hits, 7; errors, 2.
Batteries--DurYes, Mcclure; Rhines,
Harrington.
New York, July 2O.-rhe Colts made
I the better showing in poor game.
New York, 6; hits, 8; errors, A.
Chicago, s; hits, Il errors, 8.
Batteries Boyle, Doyle !;
Hutchinson, Schriver.
PHILADELPHIA, July 20.-The Phillies
punched hits in the third
Philadelphia, A. hits, 3; errors, 2.
st. Louis, L; hits, A; errors, a.
Batteries: Gleason, Moran; Carsey,
Clements.
BALTIMORE, July 2O.-The uisitors
Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-21
THE pUGILIsTIc EXHIBITION.

Solly Smith Knocks Out Johnny Man
ming In Three Rounds.
+ There was only fair attendance at
the Pastime club last evening. The
exhibition was very good, however.
The novelty introduced by Manager
Zeke Abrahams, entitled A Battle Royal,
was very amusing, and created no end
of fun. Four colored men were in the
ring at one time, and the fighting was
OF very promiscuous order. They went
for one another in a most indiscrimi-
nate manner for two rounds, and the
spectators shouted themselves hoarse.
The third round was not go exciting, as
three tackled one man, but he managed
to stand them off.
''Spanish" Watson and Wilkes fought
four rattling rounds. Graham and
and young Irish next appeared. The
former was too much for the latter and
quit in the second round. Solly Smith,
the coming champion of the country,
next appeared with young Manning.
The vanquisher of Dan DAILY sent Man
ming out in the third round. The Los
Angeles boy apparently hits harder than
ever. Joe Goddard, the Australian
champion, was the next to don the nit
tens. An unknown appeared against
him. 1t was not very lively sffair.
Goddard very generously handled his
opponent with care. A colored man
also stood up in front of Goddard for
two rounds. He couldn't make God-
dard chow himself. Goddard is a strap
ping specimen of humanity. He 10 un-
doubtedly the gamest pugilist in the
world. Goddard does not profess to be
an exhibition fighter. He is a hard
hitter and can stand any amount of
punishment, and can only be seen at
his best in figat to a 6nish.