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uN1yERsALsT CONFERENCE.

A Notable Religious Evcnt-rhe Camp
SIOOtins Mt Gypsy Grove.
The second annual session OF the
West Virginia Universalist State Con-
ference will be held in Gypsy Grove,
Friday, Saturday, aud Sunday, Septem-
Der Oil. This beautiful grove is located
on the west branch OF the Monongahela
river, seven miles below Clarksburg,
and three miles north of Shinnston.
The NIonongahela River railroad will
carry passengers from all points on its
line, and also on the Baltimore q Ohio
and other railroads, OF regular excursion
rates. The road has granted The use OF
the Clarksburg district camp meeting
grounds and all their society buildings.
There are therefore two groves, in one
of which is located good, clean house
room, for from 800 to 500 campers, with
good boarding house and cooking facil-
tiles.
An attractive programme has been
prepared for the conference, as follows:
Friday, September 0--l0:S0 a. M,
service OF song; IL q. M, sermon, Rev.
W. L. Ashburn, West Union; 3 p. m,
business meeting, appointment OF COM
mittees, etc.; ESQ p. M, sermon, DR.. J.
NJ. McWhorter, Berlin; 3:l5 p. H., adj
dress, Rev. S. P. Carlton, Milford Cen
tire, Ohio.
Saturday, September 1O-9:sO a. M,
praise and prayer, conducted by Mr..
Fred B. Lott, baltimore, Md; 1880 a.
M, sermon, Rev. Q. II. Shinn, Gales
burg, ILL.,. 9 p. M, song service; 2:45 p
M, sermon, Mr.. G. S. McWhorter, Buck
harmon; p. M, sermon, Rev. g. /.
Fortney, Wyatt; 1880 p. m, sociable in
pavilion.
Sunday, Sept. 1l.-9:S0 a. m. Confer
ence and Prayer Meeting. 1880 Ser
mon by Rev. s. P. Carlton. 2 r. m.
Service of Song. $50 Reception Of
Members. Sermon by Rev. Q. II.
Shinnan ordination OF 4. W. Ashburn,
followed by an address by Rev. S. ?.
Carlton.
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CLEVELAND, Sept. John Kolesar, a
murderer awaiting trial, committed
suicide in the jail last night by hanging.
On November is he shot and killed his
wife in her room at 81 Cross street.
Mrs. Kolesar had been living in the city
for sixteen months with her paramour,
Paul Weber. She deserted her hus-
band in Denver and fed to Cleveland.
Her husband followed her and killed
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BErcnAM's PMS will save doctors
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DE&o OFT MI "a. 80
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STATE OF ONO, Cry OF TOLEDO, :,
Inn.n HnrNn,. 20.

Frank j. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner Of the firm OF F. ].
Cheney & Co., doing business in the
city OF Toledo, county and state atore-
said, and that said firm will pay the
sum OF One Hundred Dollars for each
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be cured by the use Of Halls Catarrh
Cure. FRANK ]. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9th day Of Decem-
80 = A. W. GLEASON,
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Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal
ly and acts directly on the blood and
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F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo. o.
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nlsEAsEs rs WcMEN.-We

DISEASES OF WCMEN.-We have a special de-
partment, thoroughly organized, and devoted ex-
eluSively TO the treatment Of diseases Of women.
Every case consulting our SpecialiSts, whether by
letter in person, is given the most careful and
considerable attention. Important cases land we get
few which have not bafhed the skill Of all the
homo phYSieiaus) have the benefit OF full council
OF skilled specialists. In treatment OF diseases
peculiar to females, our success has been marked,
over two.thirdS Of our patients being ladies' old,
young, married, single, rich and poor. Our method
entirely free from Objectionable features oil the
general practitioner, namely, Local treatment
We seldom find 1t necessary We prepare reme-
dies, constitutional and local. IS the case demands
and instruct ladies' how TO treatthemseives.
MARRlAGE.-Marriedp persons, or young men con-
tehplating marriage, aware Of physical weakness,
loss Of provocative powers impoteneyS or any other
disqualification. speedily restored.
PRIVATE DlSEASES,-Blood Poison, Venereal
Taint elect, Structure, Seminal Emissions, Loss Of
Sexual Power, Weakness Of Sexual Organs, Want
Of Desire in Male or Female, whether from tmpTa-
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guaranteed. Medicines sent free from Observation
10 all parts Of the United States.
EPILEPSY, OR FITS-PoHtively cured by new
and never.failinE method. Testimonials furnished.
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IF thc assessor has omitted to assess You,
sec to IL that you arc listed. YOuwtl be de-
prived of your vote in November II your
name is not on the assessors book.
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w0RLRLErs.
Greasy RIta Of News Gathered From var
Ions Sections.

Bressy RIta Of News Gathsred from var
Ions sections.
The secret ballot has new been tried
by thirty two states, and not found
wanting.
Now after the smoke Of the battle
has cleared away let US all get down
to business.
1t is generally conceded everywhere
it has been tried that the Australian
ballot system works like a charm.
More than a million dollars have
changed hands this week, in large and
small sums of money, wagered on the
election.
The people have been reading and
studying during the past campaign
and the result was shown at the polls.
West Virginians have entered stern
protest against protection to the mill
lionaire and none to the consumer
against Republican methods generally.
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M NEVER Will GET OVER II.

IT,
When life and its trials, rebuffs and
|denials; its torrents and trouble are
DER; when safely we've passed into
Eden at last, some man will leave
open the door.
Though angels correct him, it will
not affect him. He'll stop, and look
wild, and say . Hey r then hold the
door wide, as he passes inside, and
come in and leave itfliat way.
He'll come in 50 slowly that tor
iments unholy might swarm in like
leaves on i bongh and if at him you
scream, he viii stand IN > dream, and
say: Whoi Met Well, what is it
now p
Oh, patient Saint Peter, no duty dis
creeter. is given to angels than when
you stand At the portal Of mansions
immortal to shut the door after the
men. s.
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SEW. CARa Oh 1HE RoAD.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company has contracted with the Pull
man, company for the construction Of
large number of passenger .coaches,
to be used. at first for, Worlds, Fair
travel. These viii be the equal az any
coaches in use on any oe.tha great
railway lines in the United States, and
will be greatly superior to most Of the
coaches In the regular service Of any
line. In general design the new cars
win be much. like those now run
oyer the Baltimore and Ohio and
Mississippi railways, on the limited
trains between Baltimore, Cincinnati,
and st. Louis. They may be supplied
with some improvements recently
adopted by the Pullman and not here
tofore brought into tse, Theywill be
yestibuled, limited with Pintsch gas
and heated by steam. II Is also nm
derstood that the. equipment Of the
Royal Blue line between New York
and Washington, which in now con
stantly taxed to its utmost capacity,
will soon be considerably Increased.
The Baltimore and Ohio Is also hay.
ing al itsregnlar pasSenge and freighk
equipment thorough V. oFarh hauled and
improved, 10 as e neek every demAnd
that may be made upongit.x q egsil
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The biggest winner in philadelphia
is VIM. ]. Thompson, who gets $685.,
900 from the local Republican syndi
cate, $IO, 900 from q wealthy farmer
III Burlington county, N. j., and near
~ So, 900 more in bets al oVer-tht
country, placed BY his commissioners
making total Of $4,000. The Dem
.ocratic syndicate, with headquarter'
at Green's Hotel, wins $14.5O0.
The biggest loser is. 4 we'll known
Pshillas1de lphis plpngsr inthe local WOO
market, losing to the extent Of $50, 00t
by the election.
The Republican syndicate in Phila
delphia, lost $40, 900.
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4 W. VA. DWARF.

Miss Harris, of Rich Valley, W. Va,
is twenty years old. 80 inches high
and weighs 1911 pounds. She is de.
scribed as perfect Venus, pleasing
and intelligent, with beautiful hail
sweeping the carpet like train, soft
blue eyes and perfectly chiselled feat
ures. But she shrinks from xnotoriety
and wishes to live and die in her beau.
tiful Virginia home.
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THE STRIKE ENDED.
LABOR AND CAPITAL AT FACE II
NEW ORLEANS.
TwENrv.FIvE THOUSAND a1EN RE-
rURN 10 wORK---soME SUBMIT
10 a REDUCrsON or wAaEs.

- a hBDUCLkON Or WAGES.
NEW ORLEANs, Nov. l2.-The een.
eral strike Of workmen and other en-.
|ployes ii nearly every line ii business,
which has paraiszed the city's indus:
try and trade Cor nearly week, was
declared of yesterday BY the Amalga-
mated Council Of the Federation Of
Labor.
An effort was made by the Amalga-
melted Council to reopen the question
Of arbitration, but it fell fat and the
merchants remained firm in their posi-
ton. This, added to the fact that the
leaders conldznot keep their men in
line, and that the men were half heart
ed who did stay out, led to the termina-
ton of the trouble and victory for
the employers.
The settlement ofethe strike has saw
ed New Orleans from incalculable dis
GoNCI. IVY AuOn QGSdttc al Tue ChCutts
One is Gov. Foster and the other w.
S. Parkerson, who brought the mer.
chants and strikers together. Twenty.
Eve thousand men in different trades
went back to work at 4 signal But
the most ludicrons thing in this extra.
ordinary demonstration is that the car.
drivers, who were getting so 4 month
for twelve hours daily work before the
strike, have gone back to work at $4C
q month for sixteen hours daily. They
struck ont Of sympathy, having NJ
grievance Of their .own. The mer'
chants lastnight agreed arbitrate The
question Of wages, but this morning
thousands Of the strikers found thai
their places were already filed. Tn
strike has cost over 81. 600, 900.
Il
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! EHE NEXT ROUSE.


nEN1s NM1N1A fE1z 70 I|n16H
WAsHNGroN, Nov. IL An analysis
Of the congressional election returns
shows that with returns missing from
twenty districts, in which the result is
either entirely unknown or Isl very
close, the Democrats, have elected to
seats in the House Of Representatives
for. the Fifty-third Congress eighty
eight more Representatives. than the
Republicans. This majority does not
include. nine members-elect who are
classified as either fusionists or third
party men, nearly every one Of whom
will act with the Democrats in, any
proposed reduction Of tariff taxes.
Their support, With the additional
strength the Democrats are certain, TO
derive from securing some Of the
twenty districts put in the unknown
column, make it conservative to esti-
mate that the Democrats wilt have a
majority Of 100 members or more on
the most important question likely, to
come before the next, House'of Repre-.
sentatives, viz, . revision Of the Nc
Kinley tariff law. "a number of the
fusionists are. also thoroughly in ac-
cord with the Democratic policy, a
far as it goes, on all other questions.
For instance, McI1anrin, of South Gar,
DINA, and Pence and Bell, of Colora.
do, who are classified with the third
party men, are in general accord with
the Democratic platform, save that on
the currency question the first named
has alliance ideas and the two las,
named are radical free coinage men
Three out Of Ave Of the fusionist,
elected in Kansas are also simply
Democrats Of what may becalled the
radical wing Of the party. Leaving
out the twenty unknown. districts the
next House viii consist Of 207 Demo
Gratis, 40 Republicans and fusionists
or third party men.
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High Protection ana Pintocracy Get
staging Ksbuke.

CHICAGO, Nov. Ia. Judge Gresham
refused 70 speak about tbe Republican
disaster for publication, but said to i
friend that the election was singing
rebnke to McKinieyism and md Pluto,
cracyr .s 49, s.
The same friend, speaking for Judge
Gresham, said I'll
~ The Mckinley bill is not d just
law. It makes the rich richer ana the
poor poorer, Under such Legislation
trusts and smonopolies.hays been fos.
tered, and the vote Of the country ex.
presses the peoples opinion on the tar.
i'll question.
III the people BY their ballots set
Ito the question Of high protection, q
reduction Of the tariff may be looked
for. Il the people set their seal Of dis.
approval ON the Mckinley Law they
viii expect to see the causes o. com,
plant remoyed By the Yictoriousparty. !,
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4 nITrER PILL Ton Me,KINLEY.
he IL t,rcatly Surprised and Doesn't Con
zeal His Chagrfn.

CoLuMBus, o., Nov. 12.--Gov. Nd
Kinley was taken by correspondent
what caused the utter rout Of the Re-
publican party in Tuesdays election.
oh, I'don't know, = answered the
Governor, 8 have not had time to
study the result. II is . very great
surprise to me-
The Governor does not conceal the
chagrin he feels over the unmistakable
verdict Of The whole country upon his
tariff law. He has always said that
the election that gaye the enormous
Democratic majority to the House 81
Representative was held before the
good effects of his bill could be felt.
"The new tariff Law il now old
enough 10 talk for itself, ? he has said
iFsdpept oflate, III Il i not Is ii,
! - ]. - 4 Id ruea
day.
The fact that bis own Congressional
district, the Eighteenth though Re,
publican BY nearly $500, has elected
4 Democratic Congressman Is particu.
lAriy irritating to tbesG Governor.
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t 4
A most entertaining and thorough
" enjoyed soiree was gwen 81 The
Berkeley Female Institute last even
ing for the benefit Of tho friends and
patrons Of the school. Misses Wilt
shire and Crane deserve great praise
for the creditable work Of their pupilss
upon this occasion. The musical num-
hers were al well rendered and show
ed evidence Of thorough and painstak-
ing instruction, the recitations al pleas
ing and graceful. II is useless to par
ticularize.
Following i the program Of the
evening
Hoffman's Grand March Instrumental duet,
Misses Bessie Yontz and Bessie stewart
Test Of Patience Recitation.
Martha INSTRUMENTAL solo, go
Miss Louise Hn0dgRass
Pesthsr Tassa IY "a K;;SS
visitors from story Lard
Friendiv Pssfiine insframstai d1e a..ls rolA.
Misses sally Aud and Rosa Baker
TMiiigft MhzouFka- Instrumental solo.
Eisiss Complaint r. 1e.s.- g1.-
Nay Bfsszss sirnments duel
S;a-i sosps,SS .. play Il a Two sets
Seven 0kit
Beauties u P.FsdIss Ipstr9 mental 0nst
Little orphant Annie. - Recitatipl ,....r..
H:5 :; S5isht so
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HOME M N

The Lutheran, Sunday School will
hold exercises tomorrow afternoon at
3 o'clock il. the Interests of Home Misr
sions. The exercises Willcpnsists chief
" inssinging rendering parts Of can
tsta. An welcome. II
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roK RupYAap KIPLINa.

Messrs. Mckee Bros.. Of Hagers.
town, are in receipt Of an order from
Mr.. Rudyard Kipling, the well known
author, for q two-seated Maryland
basket sleigh. The order il now be
ing executed. Mr.. Kipling is spend.
ing the winter in Vermont, and he is
taking pains 70 suitably enjoy i.
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Prof. n. W. Rolpe. Of Philadelphia,
Pa, 4 lecturer on the stan Of the Uni
vsrsity Extension Society,. was in
Martinsburg to-day at the request Of
friends Of literature, and will return
next THURSDAY TO explain the system
to all who may come to hear.
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= -"
CHICAGO.
lihr MANY ihr mAe
under the hed l.,Fasr sl..s
after sl,e viii hell, ve III
ceremony mareihan eys
she caught 1 real live man Ma
and ooutrived his ignominsus
without utterinR : single srream
Mrs. Cox retired to hrr ron II vi
II O'Clock, and after rempvins ii.
rings. watch and diamonds. prex.ds.I
10 disIpbe. Then she looked undrl
the bed. Comfortably curled ep he.
meath she saw i man.
Mrs. Cox did not scream, hut calml,
walked out Of the room, and goinp
downstairs left the house, qnietl,
booking the door behind her. and then,
without even q wrapper, ran h the
drugstore on the cornerand telephoned
for the patrol WAGON. The wagon
came in a hurry and reached the door
Iat the same time rs Mrs. Cox.
The officer ran up stairs and found
the man still curled up beneath the
the bed. He was pulled out too much
surprised TO attempt resistance. AL
the station he gave his name as Joseph
Hart. The police claim to recognize
him as a well-known sneakthief.
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81. Johns lutheran Church, corner
Queen and Martin streets. Rev. Chas
8. Trump, pastor; residence, East
Martin street.
Services will be held At il o'clock
Sunday morning and $50 ii the even-
ing. Sabbath School ii o.so.
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rulu FOAM TIM kI.Eo.
N -. STAND cLkvh-
Il Il naIsoN 100.


n.rNBtis ONO sy. i2. : Claims
IN sven Il lhe Republican and Demo
cratic headquarters aud each side III.
sists u ,he hsnprs After two days
and nights u dgnriur and telegraph.
inv the question as II which party
carried Obi. II ~ nearer solution than
It was on the nightn election.
Bntll committees however, have redue.
ed the size II the pluralities. Tho Re-
publicans claim TO have official re-
turns in u counties aud reliable semi
official ranerfs frnn remaining Ia
On these Chairman Dick claims the
election u Republican State ticket ~
oversI. 100 plurality aud that the low
est 9 the Harrison electors will hate
go. This II 4 material scaling down
from yesterday.
The Democrats claims / ,O00majority
FOR the Cleveland electors. but do not
offer details as to counties.
II now seem certain the electoral
college will be divided. Seward and
Danford, respectively on the head Of
the Democratic and Republican cleo
toral tickets run ahead Of others be
cense tho eleetors made she,error il
marking the Austrshan ballot, nut.
ting the cross in front Of tho name d
the first elector instead 81 the circle.
OALrponNIx.
SAN FR4scrsco, Nov. l2.Return,
from 1,S2l, precincts In California, ia,
eTnding $50 in san Francisco, civ,
Harrison, 10Y, 1853 !; Cleveland, lOl, 600
and Weaver, 20,5S3.
Harrison's plurality 81 4, 100 Is besei'
On figures 81. four years aeD iirou.sid,
precincts. Harrison win carry ii,
State ~ 1 small plurality unless clevs'
lands nkjeaty ii tliis city exessdl
THIRTY ssix pfstinctsin saa irnncIsti
have not been counted and the regis
ter of election says he will not attempt
. count until the official canvass which
commences Monday next.
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Presbyterian Church, South Queer
street Rev. r. N. Woods, pastor; resi-
dsnce, South Queen street.
Sunday services att La. NJ. and ct
7.3O p. m.
Prayer service on Wednesday even
ing at 1902. N.
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Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church,
corner Of King and College streets.
Rev. Henry Thomas, rector; residence,
adjoining church.
Sunday School $50 4. M. Sunday
service At II a. m and Z p. nj.
Children's service nrst Sunday in each
month IL 4 D. M. Evening Prayer,
Wednesday at 7:so p. m.
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\ AIDES AND GENTLEMEN'S garments Steam
La cleaned, dyed and pressed In superior
manner by j.. CoRDNERr
Near Wooden MIL,
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NJ e. Church, South, West Martin.
Street. Rev. A. N. Cackley, pastor;
residence, West John street.
Sunday Seryicess Sunday School,
o,l5 q. m. Preaching, II i. N. and
7:30 p. m. Glass At 3p. IN. Young
Peoples services At $50 b. M. Prayer
service Wednesday, 8 p. M. Seats
free and the public cordially welcom-
ID.
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United Brethren Church, Pennsyl-
vania Avenue. Rev. J. B. Chamber
lain, pastor; residence, adjoining
church.
Sunday School $50 4. 10. Sabbath
services IA q. M. and 8 y. n
Glass and prayer service ? D. b.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday a.
73O p. m. Cottage prayer meeting
every Friday 1t Sip. 70.
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Good EVENING" Have you used
Ali there - no need Of my saying
any thing further, ]. am sure you viii
thersaitsr use nothing but the FAMOUS
BtUsH or RosEs for your complexion.
Yours with best wishes. !,
FIORAA. JONES,
..... South Bend, Ind.
sP. 81 Oalhthis eve pleasesat Al. N.
Gilbert q Bro, and learn the particu.
lars. Y. Ysls,
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TNOR Novelties In China, Glass. white GRAnita,
IL fOpil Darhadine and EaEfhern Wares, 30
g. d. n. KILMRR'S big Qneensware Store, on
King street.
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ENoR SALE.-A !. stery. Brick dwelling. On
4. POOLE Attorney. l0Hsim.
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Il ST. Joseph's Catholic Church, South
Queen street. Rev. Father II. j.. Nc
Keefry, pastor. Residence, adjoining
church.
First Mass, 7;3O q. m, Sunday School
0:3O i. III. Second Mass at 1880 !.
ID. vsspers and Benediction 4 p. d.
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Tim WoaL0sas 10 esnts per week.
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THE WORLD At 10 cents per week.

DiCKNTCK-NOT You can buy siik mitts
I worth Is cents for 10 cents
You can buy straw sailors woFth 8 cents for
IS cents. .sAfs8
81 III le9|si NJ - I enc Hss e.
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First Baptist Church, West King
st. Rev. .. WI HnndIey; pastor; rssi-
dence, West John street.
sunday School $50 q. m. Church
services 81 II .. nj, and 7:3O p. ID
Prayer and Praise meeting Wednes-
day, 7:3Op. NJ.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-12

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Trunks, think Of good Trunks only 41.o0 ct
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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-12

TTSRY Louis Bells new barber. He's q dandy.
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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-11-12

Reformed Church, East Burke street.
Rev. ]. A. Hoffheins, pastor; residence,
adjoining chpreh ss
Sunday School $50 5. II. Church
services AZ % 4 u and $40 ,. y
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