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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-16

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Is 1T cine munoerpolle Settle,
fdnell mirfeno uno barn1los.
barmlos Sic madt Ole Raut
70 meid pis sic eines Baby. alfa=
lien fino in ihr nidt porhanoen;
es 1T cine abfolut refine Seife.
Die alfalten iin6 es, oie beim
Daiden fadolid mirfen. uo6
fddolider 1T es natarIih, fid nidt
gu wafden, 70 oa6 alto cine fdledts
SEIZE immerbin nod better 1T ais
gar feline.
Delde Seize 1T fdledt? Die
SEIZE, bel oeren Qnfertieune man
Ieihtiiunis perfuhr, inoem Die
2llfalien uno Settitofc nidt in Ser
rihtieen Proportion eenommen
uno ~sufammeneemiiht puroen.
welde SEIZE 1T gut?
pears'.
IN Sdoen jeoer 1rt 81 babe,
bauptidhlih in Qpotbefen, ane
Seute jeoer 2lrt eebrauden fie.
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Sci 8renbam bat Der 2otomotis
penbei3er 9ape Gornep, ben 8remfer
Sobn arug erf9ofen. Gornep fubr
nit feiner Qotomotibe an einem ani
benz Nebengeleiie ftebenben 3ug bors
bel, auf nel6em er 8rug bemertte. 81
ftellte bic Mai6ine 3uriid unb fobalb
er arug grgeniiber mar, f9oB er ibn
nieber. DAMN fubr er our Stabt unb
entuif6te. 3wiiden BEN Beiben be-
ftanb felt eiaiger 3eit bittere Geimbs
fhaft.
= Oscar Slfe, Is Sabre alt, Sobn
bes Serrn g. Slfe, 1T in Nufin beim
8aben im JluRe ertrunfen.
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California ; @eine.

Weinliebbaber inber elm groBeS Co
ger BON feinen California Meinen bel
9errn s. S. Meper ont Mamo=
Plaaa. 9err Meper fn6t bic Meime
on Ort umb STEELE aus uitb fauft brett
aus benz 2eller Der Weinaii1ter. Oils
gutem aenner gelingt es Inn ftets, bic
beften Sorten aus5umdblem. ST fann
feline 8unbem unb Gamilien nit einem
guten Sropfen periebem. &otbz umb
MeiB : Meine in bor3iigli6er QuaIitdt
bon iebt ab $1.OO per 8alone = frei
ins 6aus geliefert.
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@abl Mn5eisem.

@ir itnS tsauftrast, 9errn %. 6. g. or als
aahotoafen tir oas Nmt bes G%riebenS.
RIOTERS tur ben eriten Yrecinft a~naufiin-
bisen. Serr Gpr eriudt bic 8iiraer por Nerar
eounts fur Jpn gu i~timmen.
9Str ftno autpriilt Serrn 8. g. McgaII
ais @anbibct fir @iebererirabIuna fir bas
Arnt oes Sberiffs bon @erar Gountb am
sufiinbisen.
aStr itnb autprilirt, GERM Gbas. 8,
SDffIer oils RanbiSat fitc sas Nmt bed
Sautes SnfpeftorS an5utinSigen.
@ir iinb autprifirt. Ser,n Natpu Nbam
ais &anfibaten fur 8ieoermab! fir tas Mmf
bes SriebenSri9ters bes /. Yre.
fiinbtsen.
Bir iino autori1irt, 0errn 8. ~. W c.
Whittier alS Ranbibaten fir 0isbermabl
tar bas @mt beS @ountbri6ters anans
fiinbisen.
8ir iiab autoriiirt, Mr. SameS Me.
eloSfb alS &anftbat fit oas Nmt bes
onfablers beS 1. Yrecinft ansaeiaen
@ir iinb autoriiirt, Serrn 8 60. g, Wil.
Liam on ais Ranbibat far bas Amt bes.
Sttriftsglerts bon 8erar @ountb an
autinbisen.
@ir itnb autptiiirt, Germ Sc. 8. Gteu.
fIelb, bisber @ountb Sdml1 superintendent,
als 2anbibat fur baS Nmt bes @puatps
Ht1terS an5ufanbisen.
Nir limb autoriiirt, 8. IS. eeffel ais
Hanotrat fur oas Nn,t heS Rn nitabIers
PES |. B%recinftS BET Der beporitebenbem
Nonembertpabl a%ilsnfiinbigen.
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Sir aomtrattorem unb 8aulaitige.

8adteine, Salt, Cement, Samb,
Sbonr6bren, Geuerz8 rids, Seuerfefer
Sbon, Da6pappe, Sheer, asphalt,
ole Nrten bon 8aupapier Gum bas
ginbringen BON Geu6tigfeit in Mau>
ern SIT cerbinbern) bel
pauID & SieI II,
Np. 246 Commences traBe,
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gamusb Quimim !&air 9onic,

bas bette 9aartdrfungsmittel Der Welt.
beieitigt 59uppen, perbi11oert bag
Musfalem Der 9aare, bei6leurtigt ben
6aarmu9s, inbem es bic gefu11oe Sbas
fiafeit Der Saut anregt. Sebe Slai6e
1T nit benz Namen bes grfnbers Sss
car Samosb perieben. prets pei
sslaf6e $1.00. gu baben III allen
0%ppt6efen. General gentur i'm Str
Drua Store, 6. &euB, Sfz@ommerces
StraBe, nabe Der Bride.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-16
Woti3 an 2tac, melde Tproermmgcn
gegem bic Can Qlntpnip &
Mran5aS Bah 8abn ; Sc
icIf@aft babem.

Mas periomei1, ipel6e Jorberunsen
geger bic San Mntonio & MranfaS
paB 8abu : @eieIf6aft ober geser
bic Mahenoermalter berielben baben,
merben bierbur9 erfu9t, bieielben bel
mir ein3ureiden unb ben n6tbigen Nes
weis 6afiir gu liefert, un6 5tpar entpeber
Dor ober am 3. Sage bes fommen6en
October. Seine Gorberuns pirb mad
bieiem Sage angenommen o6er aners
faint. s. 8. GIeming g.,
Maiter in @baneerp.
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0ienftbptemmauael.

Der nTorb 9afota pionier", Der in
Jamestopn erf6eint, f6reibt: rWenn
PER- Better 9aas biz Somntag feline
Sientmdb6en betommen fam, pirb
er bas Wisconfin : 9aus tempordr
ldllieBetl, oermietben ober perfaufen.
vs. 1T bies nur elm 8eiIpiel Der iiber
ben gansen Staat berri@enbem Sienits
botennotb. &aum fommen Dieuftbo.
ten in ben Staat, 70 tperben ne Don
unferen iungen Wdnmern tpeaaeheiras
tibet, unb 10 piel mebr sliidlide Seerbe
entfteben. Sagegen f9einen bic
Stabtmdb6er, ipel6e ni6t Sausarbeit
tbur mollen, i66n iiben au bleiben.
9atota lit Der S6auplab Der 9ienits
botennotb unb bas glborabo fir
itrebfame Mdb6en, wel6e einen eige=
ren 9eerb fuden."
urfa6e? 8eedam's Viaem mir
fen nIefh Ootther
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-16
THIBODEAUX.

Was bebeutet bieies Wort2 Gs 1T
bas 9anbelssei6em bes
CINDERELLA S9ubz g a late
Oa i'm Wabliabre befanntli6 Sc
i9dftsfile berri6t unb mir einen gro.
ben 8orratb bon S9ubmerf fir 9ers
rem, 9amer unh 8inber an 9arb
baben, nereite Gacons unb Muiter, 10
p~erfaufen mir Mes sum 6 o t.
preie umb liefern bic 8epeiie ba=
fir. Ollie Waaren finb neu unb iuur>
ben fpe3iea fir bieien Sommer beftelt.
Sie preiie finb iiberaa in 3ablem ans
gegeben. @er bilig unb gut faufen
mia. gebe gum
Cinderella S6mb Yalaft.
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Saatiirlide belize gd,,pefelsSaoer

in Der uttmittelbarem Ndbe BON San
@ntonio, neben benz Siibme1tli1en
Srrenaipl. 8ef6rberung per Omnibus
BON Der Stabt aus biermal tdgli6.
8dber 25 Gents.
s. g 6emermeper,
8. 8or 1889. San Mntonio.
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sdola' Valmem : @artem 1T Der

Oe9o10 TSutHte" OUt*eW " Ut
Sammelplab Der 9euti6en BON San
Nmtonio nit ibren Samilien. 9ie re-
g~elmdBigen Nbenb Grei : aom3erte all
bier Nbenben in Der Wo6e iint itets
5ablrei6 beiudt unb erfreuen ii6 elmer
algemeinen 8eliebtbeit.
Shuls' Salopm 1T Der gr0Bte unb
lebbaftete in Der @ta6t. Seine @eine
unb Wbisfeps unb ~alleseit fellerfrif1es
Bier, iotpie bic beiten @igarren. S9ola'
2un6 erfreut ii9 angemeiner Nmerz
femnllng unb regen 3uipru9s.
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Musird8er berlamat. $5~O,-monatlid.
Sir aRe Stabte suuerIdfise Deutfde gum
@ustrasen bon Gircularen unb @ertrieb uns
ierer SeImittel. &breifire in 9eutfd NIT
Utarte Nature Remedy Institute, II Dickey
Ave, Chicago, III.
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seri@t bes Gpuntpss 4atmeifters.
Spe3iii3irter 8eridt iiber bie bonn 1.
Mai 1892 bis 81. Suli 1892
bur6 BEN GountDzS 1abmei1ter Gb.
Srob6fe be~rausgabten @elber.
@rlte @Io{e-apiten bes @eridts.

grite ala0e-aoiten bes @eri6ts.
@roBge16morene ..........$ 584.0 90
@ei9morene, Sitr. SO. 81. 1,245.2 20
@ef6morene, 9iitr. SO. As. 1880
8ei6pore1e 1T untergeor6s
1eten @eridtem ......... 1920
Mabl5eiten fiir @ei6porene $500
3~uridbesablte Smrp : @ez
biibre1 ............... $500
Sltrps Gommiilioners. ...... 300
Saldre fir @efamgenpdrter
Wa1e, 8ailiffs c....... 1,344.00
Solmetf6er 1850
81, 720. 80
3peite alahe.
Gebiibren bel @lagefdaen. IS 1851 5
3eugen unb @eri9tsfoftem.. 1928
Soften Der Strdflimse.
@ebdlter .................$ $1,000
6leii6, 2%ebsnsmittel, &Ieiber 764.35
Sourage unb 9ol5........ 246.26
pferbegei6irr, 3eIte unb
WaHerbebdlter ......... 74.35
S6miebearbeit .......... 1860
2anbftraBen u1lb 8riiden.
grbeit an 2anbftraBen =. $12, 286. O2
S9aben unb @r0fnung BON
2an6fraBen ........... $4,000
@ermeien un6 Mufieben.... 1880
9lrbeit an 8riiden ......... 1903
Wtietbe fir Snbrmerfe 49,. 111.50
$15,S31.3 SO
9ritte alahe-aoiten bes Mrmenbauies.
8ebdlter .$1,185.O0
Groceries, Sleii1 unb Me=
OI3IH 9l4,JO
Sourage umb pferbesei6irr. 232.O5
&leiber 269.35
Gerpuben &C ............ 1926
l pferb unb 10 S6ueine.. $500
Gerf6iebenes.
@ebdlter fir 8eamte. $2.468. Sc
8etpiligungen fir Mrme... 1890
Srudia6en, Nn5eisem unb
Experimentation ...... 653.75
@ebiibren fir 2ei6eni6au
unb unteriu6ung bon Srrs
iinmigen ............... 551.3O
8efOfigung 8%efangener. =. 1,478.50
@as, Sis, Maier unb 8e>
fprenfeln ............ ZAP. 07
Selepbon un0 &%eparaturem
AM @ourtbauS. ....... 59O.45
Ieri6erung 1890
yer 6ieDenes ........... 214.20
giiennaaren umb @eparatu=
rem an Sail ........... 269,3 80
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$1O,4O1.25

$10,401.2 5
@b. Srob6e,
S6abmeiIter Don 8erar Gountp.
&i6tig befunben: 6. %. Me@aiter,
Gountp=& idter.
9ltteft: Sbab. %. Smith, @ountps
Glerf, 8erar @ountp, Seras.
Sam @ntonio, ID. @uguit 1892.
GoniOlibirter 8eri6t Der g%imnabmen
unb 4usgaben bes @ountpzS 9abz
meilters @b. Srob6ie bonn l..
Mai 1892 bis 81.
Suli 1892.
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@runoeisemtbams l1ebertrasanseu.
g.. s. Me&eebp an 9orotbea Gogt,
0run6fiid an Der 6. StraBe. $1,825.
$. unb 6. @lmenbprf an Mm. 9.
9aa, 4 @runbfiide altf Columbia
6eigDts. $65.
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3rintt Serlimer WeiRbier aus
Der 8raterei bon
Dds & u d q der.
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$l4,6S1.07 s14,6S1.07
6onrtbauS 8onbs.
et..........$ ~235,S37.74
Glnnabne..... 2,072.66
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@rite @IaHe

&aRenbeitanb IS 3,465.93
@innabme...... 5,267.81
4usgaben APO 80
aanenbeltanb.. 4,012.S4
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$1S,251,79 1921 10
Srittte &IaKe.
aa6enbeitanb. 1921, 217.57
@innabme 4,765.53
aus9abell 49,. $l0,401. rs
&aIienbeitanb.. -. 15,5S1.S5
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$25,9S3.10 So, 1888. 10
Meritanii6e Giienbabn : 9onbs.
&aiienbeitanb ,.$14, 266. "a
Gltnabme $500. 414.53
Nusgabell ...... 5 301 so
&aHenbeitanb. -. 14,379.57
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S,733.74 $ S,733.74
3weite &laKe.
&aKenbetanb ..$13, 696.25
Gtnnabme...... 4,555.54
Nusgaben...... $15,S91 SO
aaKenbeftanb... 1850. 43
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llrfa6e? 8eeAam's Yiaem mir
fen gleid 3auber.
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Sd beideinise hermit, baB Der obige
8eridt iiber bic BON mir eingenommez
men nnb perausgabtem 0elber tpabrenb
bes Sermins. Der am 81. Suli 1892
embet, ri9tig 1T.
CD. Grob0fe,
Sdabmeiiter bon 8erar @ountp.
&i9tig befumben: g.. %. McNaifer,
GountDz& i6ter.
9ltteft: Sbob. %. Smith, County,
Glerf, 8erar GountD.
San Nntonio, ID. 9lusuft 1892.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-27
AN INVOLUNTARY BATH.

NJ. S. Myers, son Of Mr.. Jno. II.
Myers met with an accident yesterday
at the Webster mill near the electric
light plant, that might have been seri-
GUS. Mr.. John Martin, assisted by
Mr., Myers was putting a gate in the
trunk that conveys the water to the
wheel. He stepped upon board that
turned, throwing him into the Tusca-
rora. Several minutes elaped before
he could extricate himself. 50 deeply
was he fastened in the mud.
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CONTRIBUTED IrnERALLY.

A canvass was made Of a part Of the
city yesterday by Mr.. ]. H. Racey to
defraythe expenses for medical atten-
dance, ETC., Of the attache Of Harris
Circus who was shot last Friday and
is being so kindly cared for at Mr..
Racey's home. The result was most
generous response. A number Of our
people have contributed handsome
sums without beng solicited TO do so,
which is an evidence Of true .beneyol-
ence. Every appeal for aid is always
met by Martinsburg people with open
hearts and purses when the object Of
charity is deserving. Daily IS inn
proving, though nothing definite can
be said, great hopes Of his recovery
are entertained.
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HIS INJURIES PROVE Fatal.

Yesterdays accident on the b. IL O.
near Kearneysville brought death to
another home. William Warehouses;
injuries were internal and proved fatal
at three o'clock yesterday afternoon.
He was in his 21st year. Further par
ticulars are that Moorehonse had dis
covered that the train had separated.
had put down one brake and was in
the act Of putting down another when
he was caught between bumpers. The
unfortunate young man was d son Of
John and Margaret Moorehouse and d
cousin Of Mrs. r. q. Holman Of East
King street at whose residence he died.
Funeral took place from Mr.. Hohman's
residence this evening at five o'clock,
Rev. ]. w Hundley conducting the
services. Interment was made in
Norborne Cemetery. -The floral tributes
were numerous and beautiful. His
brother and sister, Of Pittsburg, at
tended the funeral. The firemen,
Weitle. was yesterday sent to his home
in Baltimore. His injuries are not
serious. B.
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4 DOCTOR EXPECTS IT.
He Says the worlds Fair city Is Ripe for
Cholera.

CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-Dr. Lewis Tall
man, prominent physician, who has
just returned from Europe, predicts
that cholera will come here and will
find arrangements perfected for a long
stay in Chicago.
Everything about this city seems
to invite the germs and bacteria of
cholera, Z he said. "The filthy condi-
ton Of the alleys, the excavation Of
streets, allowing noxious gases to es-
cape, and, above all, the health-de-
stroying water the citizens are supplied
with. Germany has long boosted that
while cholera might attack countries
on all sides Of her the disease could
never cross her borders because Of her
splendid quarantine regulations. The
report of lis eases daily from Ham,
burg shows how poorly founded was
the boast.
1.-THE ease with which infected
travellers get by the New York health
officers is well illustrated by the case
not two months ago when lot Of
smallpox patients were sent on toward
Chicago. a cholera epidemic here
would sweep the country like cyclone
as in 1858. There is no driving off
the disease when once it has a hold
The Worlds Fair people are con-
siderably wrought up over theapproach
Of cholera. If it should develop in this
city, either this year or next, it would
mean the failure of the Fair.
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END OF THE WORLD.
PROF. TOTTEy GIVES ANOTHER
WARNING.
SAYS ms CALCULATIONS ARR nE-
mo MINurELx FuLFtLLED-
THE EN- In lann.

NEw HAVEN, Conn.,, Aug. ~. Prof.
Totten ii out with another warning.
He maintains that his calculations are
being infinitely fulfilled; that his pub
lished system Of chronology contains
the truth so far as a mere skeletoncan,
and that since March %, 1902, every
thing has conspired to strengthen his
convictions as to the critical nature Of
the crisis now at hand. Prof. Totten
claims To have the Chronological chart
relative to the two edicts that led to
the restoration Of Jerusalem after the
Babylonian captivity.
'.This astounding discovery says
he, sweeps all controversy aside. The
sixty nine weeks Of Daniel began IN
Solar time t365 days to the year, with
the edict issued To Ezra in 3443 and
extended 483 such years to 1925, the
baptism Of the Saviour. Fourteen
and one-half years later the second
edict issued to Nehemiah in 3557i 4.
m. TO build the walls Of Jerusalem. !
This was only 1854 solar years from
4026 q. M, bnt by measuring on lunar
time 1854 days TO the year, which is
exactly II days per year shorter,) he
arrives at the same identical date, for
361l solar years are 4S3 lunar years, or
80 weeks 50x7.n
This solution, Prof. Totten main
tains, Is an absolute guarantee Of his
figures. He now announces that be
has just unsealed the whole book 81
Daniel, and that by means Of the key
It covers and sweeps into It's compre.
hensive scope the straight sequence d
time from Adam to the year COOL Al
NJ. We are now in the year 1891 A
M. (our 1892 A. d..
The Professor says that he Is firml,
convinced that during the jubilee year
1886, IA D., reckoning from til,
September eqainox to equinox, til,
clouds now gathering upon all sidel
will eliminate. The Professor, how,
ever, refuses to appoint day or al
hour.
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CHOLERA IN ENGLAND.
TWO CASES LANDED By. A HAM
BURG STEAMER.
MEASURES TO PROTECT ALL FORTS
TAKEN-Two OTHER CASKS
n1scoyEREp.

LONDON, Aug. q. There Is now no
doubt that cholera has at last entered
England. The disease was brought
here BY the steamer Comma, which
arrived at Gravesend yesterday from
Hamburg. II was reported that the
steamer was infected, but the authori-
ties. after examining the passengers,
allowed them to land. A few hours
after two Italians. who had arrived on
the Comma, were taken sick. They
were at once removed to the hospital
at Gravesend. where the doctors pro-
nounced their malady cholera. In
spite Of everything that was done for
them, they died shortly after they We're
admitted. This fact has caused com
siderable anxiety, but there is no pam
icky feeling. The Local Board and
the health authorities Of the various
English ports will see to it that more
strict inspection is made Of vessels and
passengers from infected ports.
The report Of the death Of two pa
tients at Gravesend was telegraphed
throughout the country, and caused
the health authorities at the various
ports to be on the alert for arrivals
from places known to be infected with
cholera. To-day the steamer Laura,
plying between Hamburg and Lynn
Regis, an English port on the Great
Ouse, arrived at Lynn. She was
boarded by the health officials, who
found two cholera suspects on board.
The vessel was at once ordered to put
back to sea. The officers and passen.
gers protested against such summary
treatment, but the health officers were
obdurate, and positively refused to lei
single person land from the steamer.
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Your Friend. comlnr ana Going

DR.. g. W. Swimley, of Bunker Hill,
called to see us yesterday.
Miss Mamie Kesler. of Romney, is
visiting friends in this city.
Mrs Jno. W. Thompson and chill
dren are visiting at Romney, W Va.
Miss Lottie Larkins is spending the
month Of August at Bedford Springs,
Pa.
Miss Florence Lemen, Of Shepherds
town, il spending several days in this
city.
Mr.. Warren B, Buckley has gone to
Clarksburg, w. Va, to spend several
days.
Mr.. Joseph Porterfeld, of Falling
Waters, is visiting friends at Burketts-
vile, Md.
Mrs Harry Bean, Of New Bruins
wick, N. j., is visiting her mother on
West John street.
Mr.. Daniel Webster Snyder will
spend his vacation Of one week hunt
ing and fishing. He left.this evening.
Mr.. H. S. Jones is recovering so
rapidly from the effects of the removal
Of an eye, that he contemplates visit
to Baltimore.
Mr.. A. H. Russler has gone to a
town in Kentucky where he will be a
foreman in machine shops. Our best
wishes for prosperity accompany him.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-27
NEW NAY.

Alfred Merrick at enc time one Of the
brightest lights of the Hagerstown bar,
Of late years becn cast off as hope
less inebriate, has been entirely cured
Of his inebriety at the Kelley Institute
recently established in that city. The
Hagerstown Ne,cs recently published
q two column article from the pen Of
this gentleman IN Which he describes
the mode of treatment, the effects and
the final result. He now feels that Id
Is free man and by the character Of
his writing We would Judge hi has lost
none Of his mental force.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-27

A rattle snake was captured on
Third Hill Mountain several days ago
by 4 man named Mason. II was
brought 10 this city and exhibited at
tho Sheriff's Office. Ii has nine rattles
indicating It's age as ten years and is
forty-three inches long, II was pre-
scented to DR.. G. A. Hamill who will
extract its fangs and domesticate il.
It is q very flne specimen.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-08-27
roo cooL FOR BATHING.

From now on the water in the rivers
and creeks will be too cold for bathing
a fact which ought to deter men and
boys from indulging in the pleasure of
of swim in either stream. Chills
and fever, rheumatism, neuralgia and
other like diseases can easily be con
tracted by bathing in the open air
when the water is as cool as that of
the river and creek at present.