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Improved Order of Red Men.

White Eagle No. 70 conferred degrees up
on six hunters last week and will adopt at
next session.
Sotoyome No. Y. adopted last sleep, had
many visitors, and as the great prophet will
attend this tribe next session there will be
an extra large attendance. All are invited
A sale of the lady members of Council
No. 8. ID. of p, takes place tonight. The
features are the purchase by auction, with
out seeing what is bid fora new novelty.
Alfarata Council has an important meet
ing next Thursday evening.
OSceola No. II has work every sleep and
visitors are sure of a good meeting with
this tribe.
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TYPEWRITEKs.

LII PREVIOUS WORLDS RECORDS
"a broken: 1852 perfect words written The
Caligraph 10 hour at Saratoga, n. Y, july 1892;
average SO words per minute. The Ca1igraph still
stands at the head. See black and white
keyboard. Terms OF sale To suit purchaser. CHAS.
L. NAfLoR. gen agent. 10 Montgomery s.suzl II
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TOR ENCH 4N6E-S5500s ACRES. GROUND
Il ali In assorted fruits with neat cottage. barn.
chlckcr-honses. Windmill aud tank: situated about
miles from Oakland on San Leandro electric
road; to exch1nge Tor income property In oakland
OF same value; this IS a bsrgain viii give You
good trade aad VIC have 500 others Just as good /:
send for catalogue. GREEN CULIoM & Co.,
California Exchange Bureau, 4sl Ninth 81, OAK
land.
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WHY PAY RENT

Elegant story houses and fms modern cottages;
IN good neighborhoods; on principal cable lines.
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Knights and Ladies or Honor.

West End is busy lodge. In addition to
having work at nearly every session it be-
lieyes in sociability strongly. Its reception
last Tuesday evening was crowded and the
entertainment success.
Pacific has work at almost every session.
In fact the grand secretary reports that this
is the case generally with most OF the subor-
dinates.
Palo Alto holds its sat homep reception
this evening. These monthly secals of this
lodge are very popular with old and young.
Tie new lodge recently organized at Los
Angeles has been consolidated with Angel
City Lodge. making one of the strongest
suDordinates in the jurisdiction. S. Con-
radi and William Mead have been largely
instrumental in bringing about this desira-
bic state of affairs.
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g " Al STATE

IN LAo1 N N-N 4 Hill IA MLN ..
EQUAL TO RENT.
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i. G. Schord returned on Friday from the
session of the Supreme Grove Of Druids.
He was honored by "a reelection as supreme
arch of the order, marked compliment
new grove was instituted at North
field, b. c., on the 10Th. with SO members.
Perseverance No. 10 will celebrate its an
niversary with a banquet.
Deputy f. Cavagnaro will soon Institute
a grove in Stockton to work in the Italian
language.
On March IA. 1893, the Supreme Grove
will be 80 years of age.
The only paper devoted exclusively to this
order is published in Berlin, Germany
The supreme secretary in his report CON-
pllments California, and saws it makes a
splendid showing and is bound to be on
top. Had it not been for the gain of CSC
members in this jurisdiction last term the
general jurisdiction would have made q
very poor showing.
During the visit of the noble grand arch
to District No. 10 E. Scodeletti was pre-
scented with gold emblamatic charm. suit
ably engraved. the gift Of Volta Grove
James A. Deroto voiced the sentiments of
No. IS, which owes its existence to Mr..
Scodeletti and few members OF Calico
Grove. Although Volta is but three months
old it has 125 members.
nj. |. Sorensen. n. G. A., and j. III. Knar-
stop, G. s., arrived in Portland last Mon
day; Tuesday, accompanied by John A.
Watson. G.. NJ. and c. ii. Clate. d. ID. G.
A, they paid an official visit to Cosmo poll
tan Grove No. 1. Four candidates were in
itiated and the grove was drilled in the
work. During their stay in Portland they
laid the foundation for two more new groves
in that city. They left on Wednesday
morning for Seattle.
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S4500-l0 acres fine land In assorted fruits.
mile from Hsywsrds: well fenced: no house; Will
Trade Tor residence property ia Oakland or San
francisco.
For saie-Fine acres; house and barn. horse aud
cow; land all IN fine bearing fruit trees; between
Oakland and San Ieandro: a bargain: must sell.
We have the largest list exchanges in this State
write or call and see u.s. GREEN. CULLoM & CO.,
4Sl Ninth 81.
send tor catalogue. au2l 81
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A. o. u. w.

Noe Valley Lodge win confer the degrees
at Twenty-fOurth and Church streets hall
on Tuesday evening.
Golden Dawn Lodge, d. of H., will hold
an open meeting at Excelsior Hail, Mission
street, next Saturday night.
New lodges Of the Degree Of Honor are
being formed at different points.
Grand Foreman Booth is visiting exten-
siyely in the north. and holding public and
private meetings with much success.
Deputy Williams will hold public re-
union OF his district with Go lden West
Lodge, at the POtrero, on the och. A large
humber will 60 from the city lodges
Valley has good programme for mem
bers only on the evening Of the 31st. at 81
OFarrell street.
O. H.-The net gain of members for the
year ending July l, 1892, was 80, 100; the
amount paid to benefciares in 1891. was
S5,3o7, $50 81; the monthly payments for
1892 Will average over $500. 900. AT least
So. 600 will be paid to heirs this year
Over 81, 100000 has been paid 10 benef-
Charles in this State since 1873. Total paid
by the order in same time, $40, O00 600 to
q, 600 widowed families.
The first monthly reception of Keystone
No. 81, of Oakland. last Tuesday night was
marked success. Addresses were de-
liyered by A. G. Bane. p. g. NJ W., Grand
Overseer j. W. Ward and Robert sGay,
L. M. W., and selections of music and song
presented by Professor n. L. Lenoir G.. S.
johnson, Samuel Jones and others, as we'll
as by A. Jacobs, who also presided Depu-
ties Fennon and McComb were present,
also delegations from Occidental, Temple
and Visalia lodges.
0 cidental No. will have splendid pre-
gramme for the public on the evening of
September g. Three candidates were mi
tiated in No. last Friday evening. the Old
est OF whom was only 81 years Of age.
Temple No. II is doing well-in fact all OF
the Alameda County lodges are On the up
grade.
The Oriental will be conferred at Central
No 251. corner of Seventh and Aeeline
streets, Oakland. on the evening Of the 18th.
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Knights of Honor.

John w. Rourke, G. D.. assisted by c. b.
III. Curry, G. R., and Dr. Lee O. Rodgers,
P. g. D.. installed the officers of Tancred
Lodge No. 1927 and addressed the brethren
Several death losses were paid in this city
last week. The $1,000 going into the home
made vacant by death permits many bless
ing and assistance which would otherwise
be missed.
Deputy Frank Lawrence will ere long old
meeting of District No. "a with Saxon
Lodge. This district also comprises Eureka,
Saxon and Polar Star lodges.
The grand dictator visited Yerba Buena,
Fortuna and America lodges last week.
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beautifully finished house OF 9 rooms and bath;
lO7 Frederick ct, half block ). OF Haight: all mod
ern Improvements. vita magnificent view of the
bay and Golden Gate: must lie TO be appreci
ated.
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
4 ER1IfICATE OF PARTN GER.
tiiy that We constitute a partnership transact
ing business as groeers and saIoon-keepers in this
State. is principal place OF business is San Fran
CISCO Ca Hornta. Its name IS JACOBS BROTH
Ehs. The full names aud respective places or
residence OF all its members signed hereto.
Dated August 10. 1892.
ERNEST JACOBS
llSS Baght St. San Francisco Cal.
ARTHUR JACOBS.
539 Geary ST., San Francisco Cal.
Duly acknowledged before HENRI wIGGER a
notary public Ia and for the city and county OF san
Francisco, August 10. 1892.
Endorsed. Flied August 20, 1892.
Nm. j. BLAfTNER, Clerk, by JOHN II. HAIR
NEf. Deputy Clerk. au2e Mo Sc
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GIEn PARTNER WANTED - WOOD AND
- ~. cSai yard; horse aud wagon; stock and
trade CITY BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 1927 Mkt. l
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ID ARE OPPORTUNITY-WHO OR nALF IN
II terest in large grocery store doing GOOD husi-
lEil Investigation. Address Grocery. box IS. Cali
rrdnCh Vfice.
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GI00 BUYS SENTEEL BUSINESS IN OAK
y 1OO land; suitable for lady gent; pays 81
TO IS per day. CITY BUSINESS ENCHAN5E,
1857 Marker ST
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DARTN Err WANTED IN FIRST-CLASS SALOON,
% Sixth ST. au2l 3ts
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For particulars apply to builder and owner
La y DlEk, 3 MonIRaRerY 81 1e3U II ThSnMS
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1oEO PARTNER WANTED; ESTABLISHED
u OoO. saloon: good stock: fixtures; trade:
puoi-tS6le; private rooms ETC.; trial allowed until
saushed; business location CITY BUSINESS EX-
4 -
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C'IGAR-STAND AND LAUNDRY OFFICE: SELL
y cheap; owner has other bus ness. 3o51a sixth
street ami ~
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y RESTAURANT FOR SALE rs LETDEs-
IA d0rh au22 IT.
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C.OSGn HOUSE OF FLATS; ROOMS AND
.rOcOO. han each: lot 25x75; center of city;
no agents Apply Call Branch ONCE. au22 SIS
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GSnO EXPRESS BUSINESS-FINE DOUBLE
u OOO team steady work; trial allowed. CITY
AUSIN ESS EXCHANGE. 1927 Market ST.
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O. | DOWN AND 81 PER WEEK lFOR A FEW
ID days only) will buy large lot in the beautiful
Alvin Tract. only biocSs from Eimhurst station.
and minutes from San Leandro and Haywards cleo
tr:c-cars; % minutes from san Francisco and only
10 minutes from oakland: fine level lots and ready
for buileing; the who baiids now Will be given
special Inducements; these lots VIII double in value
BY next spring; doa't miss the opportunity for a
home; send fog maps o. A. RUDOLPH, 9lS Broad
way. Oakland. au2O I'm
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paying GRAIN BUSIN Ess; WITH DOUBLE
A Teams selling account sickness. Address Pay
ing. box l5S. Gail Branch once. ANIL BIS
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- l6Q SEE THIS TO-DAY: PARTNER WANT.
u ~, ed; nice clean Inside business; estab-
hshed; nae uRde; clears S65 20 SIS per month TO
each; can be Increased with help of active Indus
trlous man; great chance for with small capt
AA; can investigate until satisfied: experience not
necessary; never such chance: do not miss il,
GEO. STEWART & sun, tS5 Kearny.
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l'OR sALE-A CORNER GROCERY AND BAR:
4 fail stock groceries snd liquors.; cheap rent
fuil inFestig alton given; good reason for selling:
don't miss the opportunity. The Hibernia Brew
cry, l225 Howard So. au22 St.
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Tor SALE-RESTAURANT GOoD-PAYING
business daily receipts SIG; cheap investment
y right party. Apply MADISON & BURKE. 626
Il uFgr u
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TO LET-FR0NT or A HOUSE On GOLDEN
safe ave. for advertising purposes. Address
Golden, eCx 81, Call Branch once, an2l SIS
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G50O PARTNER WANTED; ESTABLISHED
- OOO. business: will pay over 100 per month
70 each. MCLAUGHLIN, 26ba Kearny St au22 3ts
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GoE0 BRANCH BAKERY. TOBACCO AND
gov. notions; nice rooms: rent SIS 1926
Howard 81. an2l sts
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LRUIT, PRODUCE AND VARIETY STORE:
i w estern Addition: established 3 years; growing
business. Apply Gail Bran eh once. aulS lie
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L'oR SALE-ROgTE ON EVENING PAPER
Address F., box -, this office fylS cod II
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GROCERY STORE on GREENWICH ST.;
" cheap. Apply this Office auls 7ts
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L'oR SALE-RESTAURANT AND DARKROOM
10 and ~ Leldes dorff no agents. aus l2t exSn
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5000 E RooG 1sS Bs wasSa t x1fs s 81
store aad lot Of outside work. Stand W cor. Post
and STOCKTON anl7 lis
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT -INDEPENDEN CE
~ Mining Company. Location OF principal place
of business. san Francisco, California: ocatioa Of
works, Iuscsrora Eiko conhty. Nevada
Notice Is hereby given that ut a meeting OF the
Board OF Dire tors. held on the 18th day OF Aug.
uSt. 1892, an assessment, No. II, OF hve 81 cents
per share was levied upon the capital stock OF the
corporation, payable Immediately in Unitea States
gold coin TO the Secretary. at the once OF tha
Bauy, No $40 Pine street, rooms Is and IL, San
Francisco, California.
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A. b. THOMPSON. Secretary
o1fee-Room 26, Neyads block SOs Nontgoriery
St, San Francisco Cal. aui 2 IA
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{ IN VARIETY BRANCH BAKERY; ) LIV-
u AOOs ing rooms: fine psces owner leaving
city, SWEkTSEk & BRIGGS 102lis Market .
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q TH0 CANDY STORE AND ICECRFAM-
u aOo. soda parsor, most elegant place; north
side Market St; splendid business: room il desired
Ior manufacturing; handsome fixtures: very large
ana choice stock; is cheap at $1,000; must sell; has
other business; cheap rent. lease ETC.: bargain OF
lifetime. GEO. STEW ART 81 son, 1856 Kearny 1
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G. S0n FOR SALE-"rHE OLD STAND"
u CbU. Howard ST.; stock and fixtures; rent
S55: viii give lease OF premises (fOr groceries anu
liQu0rs). 6. b. ABSEN a CO, IA Moutg'y 90 81
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NOTICE OF AssESsMENT-PEERLEs MN
~ ing Company. Location OF principal place Of
business. San francisco. Cal; location OF works
Quijotca, Arfz-
Notice is hereby given that az meeting OF the
Board or Directors. hold on the 9th day OF July
1892, an assessment mo 49, OF cents rer
share was levied upon the capital stock of tho
corporation, payable Immediately in United States
gold coin TO the Secretary. at the once OF the
company. room %, Nevada block No SOC Mont
gomery street. San Francisco California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re.
main unpaid the 18th day OF August, 1892.
VIII be delinquent and advertised for sale al
public auction, and unless payment Is made before
VIII be sold WEDNESDAY. the 7th DAY
September. 1892, to pay the Delinquent assess
msnt together with costs Of advertising and ex-
psnses of sale. by order OF the Board OF Directors
AUG. WATERMAN, Secretary
oTce-Room 20. Nevada block 30s Montg emery
st.. Ban Francisco. California -
POSTPoNEMENT.
THE ASSESSMENT on PEERLESS, WHICH is
delinquent In ONCE August IL, 1892 Is hereby
postponed until THURSDAY. September /. 1892.
and the sale day until TUESDAY, September 20,
5ssZ at O'Clock r. NJ BY order OF the Board OF
Directors.
AUG. WATERMAN. Secretary.
chce-Room %. Nevada block 800 Montgomery
st., San Francisco, California. auI2 ID
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CsO-A PARTNER-oLD-ESTAB PAY.
- OOO. Ing saioSn: owner will instruct new
baud; sMEETsER q BRIGGS. l02lih Market =
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-10-01

DIED, Sept. IA, Lula, daughter
of Perry and Fannie Almon, aged
II years, s months and 80 days.
Lula was good scholar, both in
the Sabbath and Public school,
and loved by all who knew her.
Her faith in the christian teach
ings, which she received in her
home, and in the Sabbath-school
gave her strength in sickness
and peace in death. The funeral
was preached by Rev. Barnett,
Rev, Chapman made some touch
ing remarks. The Sabbath-school
held special memorial services in
honor of her memory.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-10-01
North Mountain Items.

Miss Lizzie Shaw was visiting
Miss Beard at Tabler's Station
last week, and returned home on
Saturday, accompanied by Miss
Daisy Beard, who is visiting he1
sister, Mrs. Charles Barnes al
Allensville.
Mr.. Oliver Allen was visiting
in Berkeley Springs Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. Rhoe is visiting he1
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Snyder, in
your city.
Rev. G. M. Yost was the guest
of w. H. Wright on Friday last.
Mrs. Lucy Tolbert, who is liv-
ing with Mr.. Lewis, has been
visiting her parents near Bunker
Hill returned on Tuesday.
Milton Evans, an old gentle
man from Penna. who has been
chopping wood for J. B. Clary
was struck and killed by engine
821 on Saturday last. An inquest
was held over him and his re-
mains were inferred in Hedges
vile on Sunday aged between
So and 60.
Great many people attended
Mr.. Jos. Kitchens funeral on
day at Tomahawk.
Charles Barnes and wife were
visiting Mr.. John Fuss at Sny.
der's Church ON Sunday.
Miss Cora Powell and Mr.. TiI
Souders of your city were in oul
midst on Sunday.
Mr.. Samuel Riser is sick at this
writing, but hope he may soon
recover.
Mr.. Gross and wife, of Mar
tinsburg, were visiting Mr.. Jacob
Hull on Sunday at Allensville.
Sept. 80. Crow.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-10-01
Cedar Grove News.
Farmers are busy seeding and
cutting off corn.

Farmers are busy seeding ant
cutting off corn.
Miss Bessie Ditto, who hac
been visiting friends in this
neighborhood, returned to hel
home in the Keystone State, the
18th inst.
Mr.. Lincoln Lands and family
were guests in the family of Mr..
Samuel Lands Sunday.
Mrs. R. K. Wright has return
ed to her home after spending
the summer at Ocean Grove.
About a week ago Mr.. Frank
Miller, in company with two
friends, went to watch fishpot
in the Potomac. In the stiffness
of the night, while in the pot, the
report of a rife on the shore was
heard and a bullet came singing
by their ears. Almost instantly
a second report sounded out and
this time the ball passed through
the rim of Mr.. Miller's hat. Who
the guilty parties are is unknown,
but surely the perpetrators of
such deeds should not be allowed
to run free.
We wish to express our thanks
to the Board of Education for
the excellent Anatomical Aid
which they have placed in the
schools of their district. No one
but the teacher knows the good
of these helps.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-10-01
Smoketown Impressions.

Mr.. Henry Tabler and wife
spent a few days in Hagerstowr
the past week.
Miss Lille Karicauf, the belle
of Pennsylvania, is visiting
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Crisar. OF
Washington, were visiting Mrs
Corban Tabler last week.
Mr.. Calvin Byers, of Hagers.
town, spent a few days here with
his mother the first of the week
Mrs, Murphy Tabler spent q
few days in Leetown this week
accompanied by her daughter
Laura, who will spend several
weeks before returning home.
Mr.. Marshall Wilhelm was Wis
iting Miss Siler Sunday.
The Y. P. c. u. will hold a
meeting at Greensburg, Sunday,
Oct. 10th, at 10 80 A. NJ.
There will be Dunkard meet
ing at Smoketown school-house
the same day at 2 80 P. M.
Mrs. David Myers and sister
are visiting Mrs. Thos. Van
metre.
Miss Jennie Byers spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at home.
l.. & B.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-10-01
Hedgesville News.
Mrs. G. S. Hanna is visiting
in Md.

Mrs. G. S. Hanna is visiting
in Md.
Mr.. Adrian Wincoop and fami
ly of Charlestown were the guests
of Rev. Leavell and family.
Mr.. George Harris is visiting
friends at White Hall.
Mr.. H. Bowen, of Rest, spent
few days in our village the
guest of Mr.. G. Harris.
Miss Linnie oyer is the guest
of Mrs. Harvey Small at Tabs
Station.
Rev. Engle and family are
visiting friends in Jefferson.
Mrs. Ann Jack, of Broad Lane
visited Miss Harrison this week
Mrs. E. P. Beall and children
have returned from a visit t.
friends in Baltimore.
The Presbyterians of this place
are building a chapel. Mr.. G
Apple is the carpenter.
Mrs. G. Davis, formerly of
this place, but now of St. Joe, Mo.
and Mr.. f. Comarger are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w
Harrison.
Sept. %. jim.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-10-01
COUNTY NEW.
Down In Opequon.

Miss Lula Hensel, of Spring
field, ILL.,, is visiting friends il
this vicinity.
Messrs. j. H. Lemaster and N
E. Wright, of this place, accom-.
panied Lincoln Post No. l, G.
A. r., to Washington last week
they are members of that organi.
zation.
In Hagerstown, Sept. goth, Mr.
d. F. Lemaster and Miss Eta
Gano, of this place, were united
in the holy bond of Matrimony.
Misses Lille Byers and Sallie
Munson are spending the week
in Hagerstown.
Mr.. D. H. Byers, who has
been quite i'll during the past
few weeks, still fingers in an I'M
changed condition.
A few weeks previous to the
Republican Convention there was
a very strong sentiment prevail
ing all over the county favora-
bic to Col. j. w. Mcdonald, as
a candidate for the House of
Delegates. AS Mr.. E. S. Tabler
was the choice of the convention,
Col. Mcdonald is perfectly salts
fled and is perfectly willing to
support Mr.. Tabler. Col Nc
Donald is too good Republican,
and has bright future before
him politically. We are glad to
have Opequon Dist. represented
on the county ticket. Mr.. E. S..
Tabler, the nominee for the House
of Delegates, is one of our most
practical farmers, young and en-
ergetic, talented and ambitious,
and a graduate from the Oter-
bine University, Ohio; he is
able to fill the office with credit
to himself and to his constitu-
ents. Mr.. Tabler was once cleo
ted Supt. of County Schools, and
had a record as a teacher that
many would be proud of. Mr..
Tabler needs no eulogy at our
hands, as to his qualification for
the Office for which he is can
didate; we will only say that as
County Supt. he filled the office
with ability and satisfaction to
the public in general. AS a bust
ness man Mr.. Tabler's reputation
speaks for itself.
JOLLY ROVER.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-10-01

HERE AND THERE. The 10th
18th. and 18th | spent in woods
meeting near Seymoursville
Grant County; the IT and Is
held quarterly meeting at Shi-
lob School-House on the ALE
ghany Mountains. All that
country has suffered from the
drought. The 22d I attended a
meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of Lebanon Valley Col
lege at Annville, Pa, The Col
lege school is in nice condition
and getting better. The attend
ance is not near what it should
be, which is great inducement
to students, as the classes are
not so large, more time is given
to each member. The students
rooms and board are certainly
good. The location is SO conven-
lent that you can go from Win
chester or this place there and
return the same day. June 10.
1898, is already set as the time
for holding a reunion at Will
Hams Grove in favor of the Col
lege. j. R. RIDENoUR.
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Shanghai News.

Many of our western friends
have taken advantage of the ex-
cursion rates to Washington and
are visiting relatives here, among
them we notice, Mrs. Melissa
Slonaker and daughter, Mrs.
John Price, Mrs. Bette Powell
Mrs. Sue French, and Messrs.
George and Andrew Parish, all
from the state of Ohio.
Mrs. w. o. Nelson and family,
except Mr.. Nelson, of BALTIC. and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. KEGS of Phila.
who have been visiting here
have returned home.
Mrs. Jas. w. Robinson, who
has been quite i'll with malaria,
is getting well.
Died, suddenly, of paralysis,
at his home near Tomahawk
Spring, Sept. %, 1892, Mr.. Jos,
eph H. Kitchen, aged 65 years
IL months and 4 days. He was
a consistent member of the Pres
byterian Church for many years
He leaves a sorrowing widow
and two grown children anC
many other relations and friends
to mourn their loss, but we trus-
their loss is his gain. May they
all meet in heaven. He was bur
led at Tomahawk Church wber,
his remains were followed by {
very large concourse of sorrow
ing friends. Rev. Engle preach
ed an excellent sermon, from tn,
text, 81 know that thou will
bring me unto death, unto tn,
house appointed for all living.
May all who heard him heed hi
warning, given in such an earn
est and eloquent manner.
| Sept. 80. E.