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CHARTERS GRANTED.

a certificate of incorporation was
issued yesterday to ''the H. w. Flagg
Real Estate, Mining and Investment
Company, limited" of Martinsburg,
with capital Of so. Shares are SO
each and are held by r. s. Eichelber-
ger and six others of Martinsburg, w.
Va. also to the tGreat Kanawha Falls
Water Power, Electrical and Manufac-
turing Company with its principal
Office at Charleston, w. Va. Capital
$50. Shares are 800 each and are
held by j NJ. Levin ]. G. Anderson, Levi
WEIGH. o. IA. Patton and H. P. Tomp-
kins, Of Charleston, and Alex McClln-
took, of Lexington, KY, and to the
"Action Medicine Company of Hum
tington, with a capital Of 800. Shares
are $50 each and are held by Frank E.
Hern. of Huntington. W. Va, and
othe.s.
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FELL in A PIT.

Qnite crowd gathered at the St.
Clair Hotel stables this morning, to
witness an unusual scene-taking a
horse ont Of an lee house. DR.. BANDS
horse slipped its halter last night. and
in wandering around fell into an old
ice house in one corner, now used as a
pit. The hole was covered over with
boards thought to be substantial, but
the horse broke through. Dan'l Nc
Gill, the expert rigger. with his appa-
ratus, brought the animal out safely,
saving few scars and bruises.
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MonE MAnrn sNnm-

March snow adds 10 the fertilization
Of the soil in elements Of enrichment
not contained IN any other manure
applied to farm lands. March IS the
month when the earth is really pre-
pared BY nature, more than ii can be
by man, fol- yields Of abundant crops,
and so far in the month for 1892 this
process is being performed with prom
ises Of vast fulfillments in yield Of
grain and vegetables.
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4 GAsrLY Esd.

Hagerstown Mall.
Mr.. Edward cushwa spent few
weeks recently in Berkeley county,
w. VI. and while there he witnessed
the Gearing down Of a portion Of an
old dwelling. There was discovered
the skeleton of Union soldier, who
had evidently sought shelter there
and died unknown to comrades and
friends. It was known TO be the
skeleton Of a Union soldier by the but
TONS which alone, Of all the clothing,
didnot succumb to the ravages Of time.
This is doubtless fresh news for
Martinsburger's, and also fresh news
for Mr.. Cuslwa. Not that we dispute
Mr.. Cushwa's statement, but we would
certainly appreciate the information
as to when and where allthis occurred.
We only ask for information.
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ruLLY ApPREcIATEp.
March 22d.

The Springfield Sunday Ners. Of
March 1st, said:
Last evening, at Blacks Opera
House, Germans Minstrels gave one
of the very best and most elegant
burnt cork and burlesque entertain
ments ever witnessed in Springfield.
To say that it was appreciated is not
sufficient. The audience fairly went
wild over the performance, and were
untiring and unstinted in their APP
plause. In fact, no minstrel troupe
ever gave such an all-around satisfac-
tory entertainment in this city. The
highest compliment that can be paid
the program is to say that there isn't a
weak spot in it. From the rising Of
the curtain to the finale, the perform
ance works smoothly, rapidly, and
with increasing good effect upon the
audience. Itcan fairly be pronounced
the most engaging and attractive
minstrel, comedy and operate compa-
ny now before the public" At the
New Opera House, Tuesday, March
22nd.
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PENSIONS GRANTED.

The following West Virginia pen
sions were granted recently:
0riginal-John Vance, Thomas NJ.
Warner, John E. Ruby, Uriah Rex
road, James N. Nnzum. Additional
Charles |. Fleming, Peter Dillon,
James Luzadder, James B. Pepper,
Samuel ]. jackson, Martin G. Wag-
goner, David Robinson, Abraham
johnson, Peter Phillips, Morgan D.
Shaver, Austin Wriston. Increase
Chandler D. Gould, Adam 7. Arch
bald, Jos. Hilton. Reissue George
w. Debolt, Nimrod Protzman, Paul
Schools. Original Widows Mary A.
Aten, Ida ]. Lukens.
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4 BEN1GHTEp COUNTRY.

If it be true, as result Of q canvass
made in the county of York, that hum
dreds of families there know nothing
Of the Bible, it is certainly deplora-
BILE condition Of affairs. Some who
professed to knowthe Bible were asked
to produce it by the eanvassing COM
mittee and handed out novel instead.
1t would seem to be good field in
which to do some missionary work. Z
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ro sEcrRE noNps.

A trust mortgage for s250,0O0 was
recorded at Baltimore Tuesday, from
the American Phosphate and Chemical
Company Of West Virginia TO the Far
mers' Loan and Trust Company Or
New York. All the property Of the
chemical company is covered by the
mortgage. 1t is to secure the issue Of
$1,000 gold bonds to an equal amount.
The bonds are to mature in 1912, and
win bear seven per cent. interest from
the 1st Of last February.
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"cHRIsT BEFORE PLATE"
A Beautiful work Of Art 10 be Give
Away.

Away.
Reproduced by the famous Acquer-
ellie process in all the rich and beauti
full colors of the original painting, Ia
x "a inches, will be presented to read
ers Of THE WORLD, daily, who will
follow the instructions as given here
with, and which will be contained in
the advertisement this week.
For 100 DAYS, commencing
Tuesday, March 22nd, we will print
each day in THE WORLD, small cou-
pom ON the Sd page. These coupons
will be numbered consecutively, and
any one who will present at the Office
Of The WORLD, on Public Square, 20
ofthese coupons numbered consecutive
", will receive this Beautiful Picture
mot frameD. New subscribers or
present readers will have % days
grace, in which to begin saving cou-
pons. The pictures will be displayed
in number Of store windows, and will
readily convince any criticof their true
value. No cheap. shoddy article, but
a genuine oil painting. Remember,
the first coupon will commence on
TUESDAY, MARCH END. An explana-
tory advertisement. with cut Of the
picture. to-day appearsin The WORLD
on that date. DAILY SUBSCRIBERS,
outside Of the city, can obtain the pic
ture by express, BY mailing the reqnir-
ed number Of coupons to the office.
Read the advertisement You who
have, not as yet subscribed, do so at
once and grasp this golden opportunity.
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GYPsIEs CANTATA.

The young people of the First M.
E. Church will hold a Gypsies Cantata
at the Central Opera House, March
25th, at s o'clock. Admission %
cents; proceeds for church purposes.
Some very good talent will participate
in the program, and the entertainment
will doubtless be an interesting affair.
Lend your aid, and help make this
worthy cause success.
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1 ONO rrNE rAnLE.



No. s. vestibuled Limited ~nally,~ lcavr,
Wash 1850 Il arrive ii Martinshtirx i.in +. 1n..
and chicaEn ii;as >. M, connects a. Hancock
No. !. VestShaIed Express ~naIly.r leave.
New York tsQ r. M. (; phla f0s Balto sis
Wash, SD; arrives 1t MariInsburg 1857 pm.
Berkeley springs on saturday only
No, !, Nestibuled Limited Daily" leaves
New aort, $50 q. m, Phlla. if;so Baltic. 30
Connects q Hancock for berkeley springs *
No, j. Testlbuled Express ,,nally leav..
New York 800 y, MI; phlla, IN Balto los;
Wash. n :iOs arrives at MarslnehurK no a H..
aScinnatl MOD Mi ard a: Louis s:ls i. II
York I'D b nj. phlla. iO5; naito RIO and
Wash, $40 arrives Il Martnsbnra liO6 b M. !:
No Isl Raltlmare and Cumberland Acco,nc-
old line, arrives at MartinsburR Ssisa. M, Cum
connects 1t Hancock inr berkeley springs. , en-
10, i. baltimore and Piedmont Accomme-
dation Daily" except sunday, leaves Balti-
more via old line ii $40 Ns nj, and arrives AZ
MArtlnsburg isst il. m, and Piedmont at H:as 81 M
stops ~ ali stations and connects Mt Hancock
s ~, nnerkeey springs ana at Green spring linn
EAST BOUND.
No, O. vestibuled Limited sDaIly,', leaves
Chicago 1s5 D. nj, arrives ~ Martinskurg a10
y M, Wash, tla p. M, BALTIC, ssd3; nhIlR, eis
burg train at Cumberland.
Mo Nestlbmlcd Express DAILY = leaves chi
chgo lo:lu q. M. arrives Nc Martinsbnrg ~ n:1t
=. M, Wash. iia1 m: BALTIC. ts00p. M; Phila
80. %. Express Daily leaves pI,tsbure Il
gM p ms arrives IL Maitinsburg 50i Il m.,
wash 40 BALTIC sis; Phila. iEl0 \. M, and
!. No. = yesti6uied Limited "pallyp leave.
riveh Ut Martinsburg 1884 q. M: Wash. l:f0 T.
M; BALTIC. 3:io Phila, 0ib and New York N:oR
p. NJ. stops ut Shenandoah junction, connects
mediate stations. Connects ut Weverten for
Hagarstown, ind ut Washington Junction for
Frederick, except sunday
No. 4. Nestbuled Express Daily" leaves
rises II Martinshnrr isi i. M. Wash. I'M.
BALTIC. 4Ab; Philn. 5ssS md New York i0;SS 4, NJ
No. 10, Cumberland and Baltimore Accom-
mediation, Daily leaves Cumberland $50 and
H;i0 Baltimore 1000 y. M; Philadelphia dsj8 4.
M. and New York 7.iO n M stops al All
stations west Of Washington Junction connects
n liarper's Ferry for Winchester, nj Wcaverton
No. Il, PIedme sts Z S baltimore aocommoda
tom daily, except sunday, leaves Piedmont at
T;i0 q. mi, arrives Mt Martlnsburg at lilo al mi;
arrives 40 baltimore, vim. old line at 40 p. M.
Frederick
No.40. Martlnsburg and Brunswick accom-
mediation, Daily" leaves Martlnsburg at $40
a. M arrives at Brunswick Mt 1ti0 III M /: and
connects 1T Harper's Ferry for Lexington and
baltimore and at Weverton for Hagerstown.
CO. sCULL. q. NJ. aANTMhN,
Gen Pass'r A,gt Ticket Agent.
IT. o'nELL, General Manager,
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ArMENnMENnN.
The Keyser 7,i1rne, Of last weel

The Keyser TGbrae, Of last week
says:
quite a phenomenon happened in
town on Tuesday evening in the fall
ing from the sky Of an aerolite or met
eoric stone infront Of Huffman's office.
The stone is about the size Of hens
egg, black in appearance and when
found was too hot to pick up. II twas
curvited in the decent and luminous
in appearance as full lighted lamp,
and came with great velocity, produce
ing such sound as cannon ball pas
sing through the air.
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nARp oN TnE MoMnN.

A Detroit man who has his own
opinion Of women, is at present engag-
ed in getting up plans for hotel in
Virginia mountains. The other day a
friend met him, and they talked quite
awhile about the venture. ..By the
way" inquired the friend, ..what are
you going TO name iti'' Woman
Mouth, ! he said, shortly. what ?
asked the startled questioner. ssWo-
mans Mouth" he repeated That's
funny name for hotel. What are
you going to call it that forRa .sBe-
cause itwillbeo penall the yearround.n
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THE CANAL NAyIGABLE.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is
once more nayigable, as water has been
turned in throughout its entire length.
Monday the Charles Darrow left
Georgetown for Cumberland, from
which place she will bring cargo of
coal. Boats also leftIthe Georgetown
end for Seneca, where sandstone will
be procured. Inside of two days the
first loaded boats are expected to reach
Georgetown. :
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thf1Attt.ioNn Register
The West Virgins Editorial Assoc.
alton viii meet at Charleston ON We'd
nesdsy, May 4th. The intention is "a
have . strictly business meeting ono
that viii result in benefit to the mcm-
bers Of the craft in this State-and Ia
further some important plans now on
foot in.the interest Of the newspapers.
Every Publisher in the State ought 10
be prescnt-we hope al Of them in the
Eastern Panhandle win attend.
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wEsr vIRGINIA.s FINANCES.

The financial affairs of West vir-
ginia appear to be in a very healthy
condition. The receipts at the State
Treasurer's office from various sources
for the month Of January were the
largest ever known for that month,
amounting to s4s7 Oh 81, Besides
this there is to the credit of the State
in different banks 1851, 900.
The land assessment in Randolph
county, w. Va, show an aggregate
value of 50, 549. $50, an increase of ST.
475,937 compared with the assessment
Of 1852.
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FIFTEEN NATIVE WOODS.

Miss Lille Irene jackson, of Park
ersburg, one of the lady commissioners
of the Columbian exposition, is secur-
a selection of native woods for the
Woman's Building at the Worlds Fair.
One of the rooms will be finished COM
pletely in native hardwoods Of this
state, consisting Of fifteen or twenty
varieties. She already has received
donations from number of large
lumber firms Of this state.
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Personal MENTION.
Your Friends Coming and Going.

Your Friends Coming and Going.
Mr.. Peter A. Kelly is in the city on
business.
Mr.. C. F. Gibbs, of Winchester, is
in the city.
Mr.. Robt. Smith has returned home
from Radfor /, Va.
Mr.. David We'll has returned from
his recent trip to New York.
Mr.. I. Summerfeld win shortly
move his store from this city.
Mrs, Mary Farnsworth, Of West
John street, is dangerously i'll.
Stuart w Walker, Esq, left for
Washington yesterday evening.
Mrs. ii. w. Flagg is reported as re-
covering rapidly from her recent i'll
ness.
Miss Boydie Faulkner, of Washing
ton, is visiting the family Of Judge E.
B. Faulkner, East Burke street
Three children Of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
r. OfNeal, that have been seriously i'll
for some time past, are now slowly
recovering.
Mr.. A. j. Byers, of Washington,
was caller at THE WORLD Office yes
terday. He is the guest of Mr.. John
w. Martin, this city.
IS
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RAILROAD RUMoRs.

The Baltimore Meas says the rumor
published that the Baltimore and Ohio
and Reading railroads had completed
arrangement for lease Of the Norfolk
and Western railroad is supported by
many circumstances which give it the
color Of truth.
The story that the Baltimore and
Ohio, Reading and Norfolk and West
ern roads were engaged in deal was
started in Philadelphia, but found few
believers.
A dispatch from Atlanta, Ga, says
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany has secured control Of the Rich
mond Terminal, Richmond and Dan
vile, Georgia Pacific, East Tennessee
and Queen and Crescent Railroad sys-
TENS in the South, and repeats the
story current on Saturday that the
Baltimore and Ohio had formed a
combination with Reading and Jersey
Central.
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coLDEn WEATHER

The eyes Of thousands Of people
were directed to the sky Tuesday
morning BY the appearance there Of
s.sun-dogs.r There was apparently a
large circle about the sun. while
the circumference of much
larger circle passed through the sun
and was dotted with smallersuns. The
whole effect was due to friction caused
BY the Recommendation Of the atmos-
phere. They are said to indicate cold
er weather.
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A W. VA. G. BRAKEMAN INJURED.

On Saturday evening Thos. Corners,
brakeman on the main line Of the
West Virginia Central railway, while
attempting to board his train. missed
his footing and fell between the NOV
ing train and the depot, getting his
leg badly crushed. The accident oc-
CURED at Dobbin. He was taken to
his home at Elk Garden. Drs. Grestell
and Edgell were called in and found
upon examination that the amputation
Of one Of his legs, below the knee, was
necessary. Preparations for the same
were Immediately made, and the oper-
alton performed. Mr.. Corners is do
ing as well as can be expected at this
writing. .
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CALICO STOLEN.

Last night the store room belonging
to Mr.. w. f. Williams. on North
Queen street, was broken into, and
about 25 yards of calico stolen. The
room was entered from the rear, and
was recently occupied by the Olympic
Club.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-03-17

Mr.. Peter Blake. several days ago.
moved the large derrick used IN bis
stone quarry, South Of this city. to the
site Of the Government BuiidiHg, on
West King street. II win be used IN
making the excavation.
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NoTARIEs PUBLIC.

w. E. Davis, Of Woodcounty, j. NJ.
Cox, Of Richie county, w. S. Arnett,
of Ohio county. w. B. Huff, of Nicho-
las county, Thos. 7. Hartman, of Poca-
hontas county, have been appointed
notaries public, by Governor Fleming.
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CoMPLETED.

Mr.. Ed. s. Hollis, our expert painter,
has just returned from Shenandoah
junction, where he completed painting
a large dwelling house for Mr.. A. G.
Drawbaugh.
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GoRMAN.s mINsTRELs LAST NIGHT

GoRMAN's MINsTRELs LAST NIGHT.
Germans MINISTRIES were greeted by
a large audience at the Opera House
last night. The Germans visit this
city annually, and have the satisfac-
ton of knowing that each years bust
ness is better than the preceding one.
The Germans are to minstrelsy what
Francis Wilson and DeWolf Hopper
are to the comic opera stage, and they
have the happy faculty Of being the
originators of much that is new and
attractive in a minstrel performance.
During the evening the Germans were
the recipients Of basket Of roses from
a few of their many friends in this
Youngstown Telegram, Feb. II.
At the New Opera House, Tuesday,
March odd.
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4 M1NsrREL Treat.

Lovers of minstrelsy anticipate and
will enjoy minstrel treat when Cor
mans Minstrels appear. The company
is the strongest in every way that has
ever appeared here, and their perform
ance is entirely new, novel and refined,
discarding all worn out conversational
ideas. Their departures are noted for
unique originality. Assiduous workers
in the realms of novelty, theY are this
season presenting productions which
they feel assured will eclipse anything
heretofore presented by them. AT the
New Opera House, Tuesday, March
+22nd.
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Additional train will leave Harrisburg daily
except Saturday and Sunday at Q. 20 y. NJ, arriv
ing IL Carlisle ut 7I0P. Nj, stopping at MI lnteF~
mediate stations on saturdays train will leave
Harrisburg at $50 ?. NJ, arriving ut Carlisle ITO
p, NJ, stopping at all intermediate stations.
Memphis Express and New Orleans Express
run daily between Harrisburg and HagerStOwn
Cbambersburg.
x Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between Hag
eFst0wn and New York on Atlantic Express and
Night Express east and ON Memphis Ext rees and
New Orleans Express west.
Pullman sleeping Cars on Night KxpreAs and
New Orleans Express between Philadelphia and
New Orleans.
Through Coaches to and from Philadelphia on
Morning Mail east and HageFstown Aceemmo
dalton west.
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A coMPLIMENT.

The City Band, Of this place, has re-
ceived handsome offer from Balti-
more Democratic club to go to Chica
go during the National Convention.
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THE PREDICTIONS.

For Eastern New York. Eastern Pennsylvania,
New Jersey and Delaware fair with continued
cold winds followed by snow Friday morning
For Maryland and West Virginia. probably
snow.
For Western New York, Western Pennsyl-
vania, probably snow during the night
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onrA1N a HANpsoME eIFr.

Persons desiring The WORLD should
subscribe at once in order TO obtain a
handsome picture free, ''Christ Before
Plate See advertisement in another
column.
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Ro. 2.
Blue Flag.

TgMPERAruRE At O'Clock a. NJ. $50. I
Maximnm-33o
Minimum $50
WIND: Force Calm.
Direction from North.
STATE OF SKY: Cloudy 10
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$500 IN REWARDS.
The Canadian Agriculturist'a q renf win.
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The Fifth Half Yearly Literary Composition
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Leave Rocky Ridge for Emmitsburg 1910 q. M,
and 3a38 and 6.5o ?, m. Arrive at Emmitsbure
I1:10 a. M, and 4s03 aud 7s05 p. m.
Leave Emmitsburg for Rocky Ridge $40 e. m,
and use and $50 p, M. Arrive at Rocky Ridge
$50 .. M, and az and $50 p. m.
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Leave Willialnsport for Hagerstown, Gas, 7:i5
10.55 a. m. and as and as D. M
Leave Hagerstown for Williamsport, $50 q. M,
and 1915, f;45 and sos p. m.
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Additional Train will leave Carlisle daily ex-
cept Sunday ut BIO a. M stopping ut all inter-
q. m.
Atlantic Express and Night Express East viii
run daily between Harrisburg and HaRerstown,
and Evening Mail and daily between Harrisburg
and Chambersburg
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DAILY MARKET REPORTS.


Revised and corrected daily by Alex Parks
grain. -four and feed merchant. Paris NE.
satoF Nsntuis. isss
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The Worlds Weather Bulletin.

Dissertations taken at
ka,2, Martinsburg every morning
Blue Flag. At J o'clock ~ GEoHeE ".
tive Of the United states
Weather Bureau. The
| woRLD will use the same
/ flags as displayed at the
Court Honse and the people
S Snnw Y can come very near know
: ing what weather to expect.