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Closing PtceS
--'--'-'-'"--' ~ white groJ
Oreandies, srt ~l'e of ihs s PEll FRI

stripes of round cord or satin, every new
INT of beautiful co,oring, for lZIc. q
yard nov.
The Plisse. cotton fabric, with oil the
appearance OF Soc. French Challi. deli
cate printing, were sc. yard; begin
ming Monday l2lc.
french Bedford Corls--the very art
of ingenious cord-weaving-c dense,
and soit-white and tinted grounds,
with out-of-the-every-day- style OF print
ing, were Soc. all this season, now l6tc.
Foulards. the nearest Kin to silk IN
cotton fabrics-black, white, or colored
grounds, with China silk printing,
&C yard.
Irish Lawns, again, 3S inches wide.
l2.c. 81 inches wide. l0c.
French 6ingbams new line just ar
rived. the hanCs)m.s of this season.
32 inches wide now &c. yard.
Have you seen the last success OF the
Monaghan fan.makers? II you haven't
you ought to before you buy. A dozen
or so sorts at moderate expense -25c.
to s. .S5, others 8 to 45c.
A summer mind needn't become rusty
when sparkling knowledge runs from
go titles OF pooks or upwards OF 90
good and popular authors --some OF
them $3.50 pages---all clear, easy, readable
type. for Sc. each; the copyrighted
ones 10 to 42c. All the latest editions
in either series.
Direct and indirect. the saving in
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from Vlenna--56
" Tea Sets piece pieces ,sIo1iss.A to the set.

like has never been known. With them
corhe Fruit-Saucers. poorer decoration,
but worth 10c., for Sc. each.
II you do not object to White After
Dinner Cups and Saucers, from Limoge.
festoon edge, light, pure china, should
be $3.50, for sL25 dozen.
Porcelain China Cups and Saucers,
gold edge, simple, neat decoration, sl.O6
. dozen.
635 Porcelain-Lined Preserving and
Slowing Kettles shall sell from Is to 90c.
for 2 to "a quarts.
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be termed TRADE sale proper. The
movement is influenced by late days
season force of selling bargain prices
from here and elsewhere. Each sale is
larger than it's predecessor. You find
it's money-saving to buy when the wind
blows in your favor.
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A SPECIAL SALE OF FINE
BATHING-SUITS.

Not many in tie lot, but bought at quite sac
rifca.
For Ladies-All-Wool, Nayy-Blue Suits, s1.a9.
value about SO.
For Laties-Blue Flannel, neatly trimmed IN
wide white braid, si.9g, value $50.
Fine Nagy-BlUe W0ve Suits, elabOrately
trimmed IN white wOrsted braid, $3.50, value
about 81.
Fine Nsvy-Blue Wool Suits, with white Andra
braid. with coat collar, &c, $3.50, value 50.
There is a great chance here nov 10 buy SILK
Chiffon Laces, beautiful patterns embroidery,
about twenty shades, iucluding whites, creams,
cnd blacks, 15c. yard would be great bargains
at 25c.
1000 Srnocked-Front Cream Jerseys. CSC.
All-W0ol Blue Cloth for BathingSulis and
Blazer Suits i ysrds wide, for SOC. yard
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Grohite-b0" si!''1s sssas A.i; 'I;

SPECIAL SALE
Summer Bargains
THIS WEEK
MI77ELD0RFERS' Il
New Granite Building,
2l7 EAST BROAD STREET.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
Our entire stock Of worsted Dress Goods to be
closed out regardless OF cost
White Goods at the lowest prices ever offered.
Shantong Pongoes, Persian Lawns, irlsn
Lawns, French Organdies. Chsntilly Muslins,
Bedfor,. Cords, Lawns, Challies, Ginghams, sat-
teens. Percales. Chambrays; all the above goods
to DO sold this week at great sacrifice.
SIANTONG PONGEES, &c.
273 new pieces shantong Pongees and Pine
apple Tissues at the reduced ptice OF iOc. per
yard-regular price Of these goods lac, guaran-
teed fast cOlors and only TO be had OF US Al TINS
reduced price. A full assortment of coiors ana
styles. ,,
ducel price OF jstc.-regular price lOc.
Wash silks and Bedford Cords at ll1sc. worth
15c.
Ginghams, Chambrays, satlnes, Prints, &C.,
4 = 80. a ,srs.a
SIS new pieces OF Merrimeck Shirting Prints
at il1c. worth &c.
Percalcs az S, Q. and 11c.-a largo stock.
Hemstitchei India Linen AT 20. 20, and 3Oc.
worth 40, 80, and soc.
Chaldes az 4, ,, o, s, 10, 10, and 17c., worth
double the money.
BELTS, BELTS, BELTS.
A new supply OF Leather and sIlk Belts in tan
blacks, grays. and red, from l2>5 to zoe. a large
stock. .,-,
A new stock of More Ribbons in ell widths
No. is More Ribbons at lsc.
No. - Moire Ribbons az DC.
Satin Ribbons in all the new shades atreddceu
p''''S' TRUNKS, TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
200 new Trunks and Satchels Just received
from the manufacturers, 70 be rotaiied at "nole-
sale prices. - 800 noo-
Trunks at Zoe. 81. s1.5O, 81, $3.50, 1925,
$3.50, S5.25, S6.5O 81, IS. up to S15.
Tho celebrated Roller-Tray Irunks, IN all
grades, at wholesale prices.
MATTINGS, MATTINGS.
NATTISGS. CARPETS, RUGS. OIL-CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES, and DRCGGEIS.
A 2Oc Mating for l4c.
25c. Mating for lSc.
A Doc. Mating for 22c.
A 5Oc. Mating tor 34c.
our stock OF Carpets and Rugs will be sold at
A reduction OF 33l1 per cent from former prices
We are determined 20 close out this entire STOCK.
Window-Shades, patent rollers, made OF pure
opnaue shading, at 30c.-reduced from QUO. 49,
Windou-Shades at 45c., in all colors, with
fringe, reduced from 7oc.
0-foot shade at 6Jc., worth 81.
NEW PARASOLs, NEW UMBRELLAS.
New stock OF Parasols and Umbrellas Just
opened.
Chiffon Parasols all shades, low prices.
Coachiag ParasOls-all the new shades.
surah Parssols, ruried-s0methlng new-at
81, aI.75, SO. 63, $3.50, and 80,
Sun Urnbrellas-gloria cloth-at 9Jc., e1.1O,
sl.25. s1.70, 81, $3.50, and e3-au tho new
handles.
sun Umbrcllas--Silk, In all shades and black
from s1.63 10 $3.50 for something nobby.
Childrens Parasols In blue, pink, red. light
rray, tan, and all other shades-from 2oc. 10
s1.5O.
FOR BARGAINS IN ALL GOODS ATTEND THE
SALE AT
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ID ans FIGURED sWlssEs are 50
lemaud. The very pret.lest patterns
r.. rDm the Pln-DOt 30 tue OaL-Loai'
u lu o. 300.
-|e. IELIN6 IRONS, 1Oc. each.
-IE|f FANS. l0c. n dozen.
I.... trTfNg TRIMMING, IOc. card.
>IANFED PlLLOW-shAAs. on good
H,i WORKING COTTON, warranted
To-. EHBROIDERY SILK, &C. q
.ari test KNITTING SILK, DC. a ball
.fri ir.-N0 are daily receiving carpets 81
..t sr41e direct from the mills, and are giving
ffe.Irl values ia order 30 induce early puf-
Ingram Carpets. q, 80, 90 ana 90.
tapestry Carpets. 4sc. yaid. see the
tr.fets 40 tl, lai1 on the floor.
Pad. and striped ORGANDIbs, the
uaItv % SIC. yard.
-l Sayy-Blae STORM SERGE at 75c.
1.h Cream TWiLLED BLAZER CLOTH
-a.l Al.Wool BEDFORD CLOTH, Cream.
e--I IlrL
i Ihey are certainly beautiful We are
t...a.tir over them. They are new patterns.
-.f ale oi FRENCH sAIlNkS. You eau
nen from Cnins SIX. 400 yards yard
llHufei tatues az lDc. yard
LHlhA tlLks.--lnose China niIks are In very
-.1 ,iinss~5ec a YARD. Some are mere az
o.. .f.t sl
..ttlINLs Tor Shirt -Walsts-Navy-Blue with
Fhaf. Dlt Back with White Dot, wni,e with
n Dli Black Dot. Blue stripe, and Black
trb.
L-hi-t -tAkRIAGKS.-.They arc selling rapidly,
D.. vf keep Feplenishing The stock. When you
- rt liusil- and Sagin-IlDed Carriage
..t0l il roiu's Satin Parasoi ir0n-work nice
o. plated Tor gIU, you cannot complain Some
80. .ef ones. 100: rome tner ones. our slo,
t-p, and SO Carriages arc InGrveis- kyen our
a'l.n.sf Carriages are rattan. 20 willow usou'
h4,la 10 frlttie. word 10 the wise a. sufficient.
lUl AlgE t.Oee very large fhl kNA ktNb
t't
80 WGURED SMYRNA MATS at soc.
ADILS WAISTS In silk, with JsDot, s3-fo
faln 4B
.L4DiEs' FIGURED IRISH LAWN WAISTS,
- figs, stfipes. 10c
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UnderCe1r'
June and Janu-
rary are tho great

months A gathering Of all the vital
forces in the retailing is drawn from the
lull and losing season Of the manufac-
turers. We are alive to the fruits OF ad-
vantage. Bad ready.made stuff las
never any homo with us. They MUST be
ofgood mateii,l, well and perfectly made,
and irreproachable for fit With these
conditions, WHEN PRICES ARE
Low, buying ought to be easy. The
stock which will be presented to you,
beginning with Monday, will be the
largest and for many reasons tho great
est ever offered by our house. A few
shall stand for several hundred sorts.
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or Kitchen
Safes, which =?
Ell her in
".-L.
RefrtGer0tOrs

Kitchen-Safe, Summer Refrigerator.
The sturdy. good, and reliable in both.
Tho "North Star" only here. Two
sizes go for third less than value
bought too many OF these sizes-Sl0 and
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- -aen. and smcoth-nnished, ruled and
-so md small sizos-l5c q pound.
...t halt-price. These come three t.
io p5aud. according TO quality Of
snare Linen Envelopes 70 match, DC.
Rox.Papcr-two fun quircs paper.
...ss envelopes. 25c., actual value 5Oc.
.i,,s Of Weiding-Plate Paper and
.s. .a boxes. at 19c.. actual value 40c.
a-alng-Paper 15c. Quire.
.l sale OF very fine Toilet Waters. etc.
r, Eaa De Cologne, large S1.o0 size,
.-1..ioi Water. $3.50 size for s1.5o.
.as- s-ounce Handkerchief Extracts
...s.e. regular 75c size, special price
sl.r0 size Oi same for 81.
special Handkerchief Extracts
an,e. Bouquet De Nioletie-rogular
81 prise 60c.
n.at,r,ce. the finest liquid tooth-wash
... 81 sze for 50c.; ;he soc size for
TootA-Pas,e lColsate's make, in
Flower soap Jan oaors), regular e5c.'
r-el DOE.
au.er Soap tscented), regular Soc
..anIer Cream and Ayers Rseamier
a and Freckls Lotion 95o. bottle.
t...l counter
.t.- Puf- regular 35csize for 10c.
ucl-Hacs. VnbreakAble Dressing
--. .,lai value 2Jc.
t.- Ha-erss Genuine Steel Scissors
..I aud can't rust. with self-sharpen-
bal T.F al 81
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Children's Short Drooooo
and Long III 0''0'

to be sold out. A discount of 10 per
cent. will be taken off for any. Chill
dren's and Misses Guimps and Aprons
in the same department.
fofs a.
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Dr01Ue1's.

(nOt standard quality; Androscoggin Muslin,
2I<-inch RULED Hamburg, headed with cluster
OF tucss, soc. pair; Cambria, with double a.
Tenderness lace, beaded with donhle cluster oi
tucks, for 75c.; with real Handmade iorcnon
Lace, double cluster OF tucks, 9Sc pair.
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FINE PARASOLS.

EINE PARASUIASs
s Of sample line very Parasols and Ladies and Mems six
puts us position offer wonderful TWO "A0
G silk PaoIs with Chiffon, fine handles 50 worth 3oo
c in SILK Coaching Parasols stylish S225 worth Sioo
~ in Changeablek Parasols handsomely rihed Sou worm o.
Mons fine Silk Umbrellas worth 80 S. and ST. for 81 80 and So
I, Black silk Umbrellas 9c, sl.25, sl5o s.75, and g.
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Corset Bodies.

gataered ValencIennss lace, &c; V-neck yoke
O. tucks with open henstitched beading, BE;
Low Neck French Embroidery back and front,
very handsome, and worth Sl.5O. TOR 81.
This is not even beginning OF what
is here for "bargain gathering"
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GOlUnS.

fTlTnDItI, ''t7'''
merit for that price. Anothcr-yoke OF 81 smali
tucks, larger, with fine Hamburg insertion and
edging, our usual e1.40 gown, Tor 81.
Gown, V-neck, with sailor collar, pleaied pack,
yoke OF French heulstitched embroidery. $40
Gown for s1.75.
Gown of Lonsdsle Camhric, yoke clusters OF
tucks, with ruflie-trimmed sleeves, Mother
Hubbard plested back, for 6Oc. Another oi
Canlbric, yoke cluster OF tucks, with double In
sertion Of Valenciennes lace, edged with the
same, deep v-necx, never sold at such price be-
fore. SL25.
Chemse, low neck, trimmed with Hamburg,
fan style, finished with beading, f4c. another,
low neck. yoke OF tucks and embroidery, sOc.
Chemse for Soc. Of Cambria, yoke OF French
embroidery, finished with beading, never less
4 Ia.
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Unbicachcd Bristlo Hair-Brushcs, large size,
for mems and chiidrens use, 100, actual value
Doc
Stand-Mirrors. the very thing for use when In
the country. &C.. actual value 25c.
Leather folaing-Airrors, %. 80, 40. 90, and
6Oc. just actually hall OF fheir usual cost.
Best Rubber Waier-Bo Sl.2J up.
Ladies' Horse-Nair IIat-Brushes, necessity at
oyory summer resort, 5Os.
yelsotBack Hat-Brushes, very soft, 25c,
actual value 50c.
Fine Celuloid-Handle Manicure Articles
Knives, Twcczcrs, etc.--2jc. choice, actual value
s5c.
Har-pr Ishes. with beyol-edge mirror back,
Doc, actual value 81.
Infants size. 33c.. actual value VOC
Atomizera. with continuous spray, best make
and large size, Toe, actual value 81.
Glass Puil-boXes. 25c.
300 sponge Baskets. &C., nctual value, 2Oc.
Marie Antoinette Handkerchief Extract.
every OdOr such white rose, yiOlette, stephapO-
It's wood violet, lily # the valley jockey club, &c,
&c, l7-ounco size, a1c.
Burnoti'a Handkerchief Extract, "SOuthern
Jes-amune,' ounce bottle. &c, actual value 25c.
Every other good kind Of Colo o7pe, llandker-
chief Extract. Backing, Shoe-l ol sh, Inks, and
every necessity away or at home.
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Androscoggin Muslin, Mo
ther-Hubbard back, yoke OF
cluster tucks and insertion,
y-ncck edged with Ham,
burg, full, high sleeve,
Three other styles OF equal
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THE COHEN coMrANY-continuod.

1hH Sonh SOMr y a M = rA-Son.'nuo o"'
Art.work in China decoration must
come from foreign land to be ct
proper price.
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We usually sell hum
dreds OF pairs n week
for 23c., 22c. q pair
now: Tucked. with
Hamburg edge, 2oc.
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!, the saving In
alone amounts to
thousands q year.
White Porcelain
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-20
WORTH 1MITArINe.

Hagerstown's City Council has pass
ed an ordinance taking effect June
10th and remaining in operation until
September Goth requiring all dogs run
ming at large to be securely muzzled.
Any person other than the owner re-
moving muzzle can be fined So. If
dogs are caught on the street without
muzzles they win be caught, kept for
48 hours ard if not claimed and fine
paid are killed.
Some Of the worthless ours in our
place might be gotten rid Of in this
manner and our populace would then be
protected also against any mad dog
alarms SO frequent in the surrounding
tOWns.s
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-20
PERSONAL MENTION.


Your Friends Coming and Going
Mr.. R. H. Blue is visiting in Balti-
more.
$. W. Walker, Esq, left this even
ing on business trip to New York.
Miss Mary Kearns leaves this even
ing TO visit friends in Bridgeport, Conn.
oNir. Chas. oFerrel, Of Charlestown,
was pleasant visitor to this city on
Saturday.
Mrs. Monroe Tabler's child East
High Street, is 50 i'll that its recovery
is doubtful.
Misses Ida We'll, Maud Geyer and
Bessie Houseworth havegone to Chica-
go on avisit.
Mr.. G. s. Cnshwa, of Washington
county, Nd. visited friends in this
city yesterday.
It is reported that Mr.. J. T. Conner
had the index finger of hand mashed
while working ON the railroad Satur-
day.
Hon. Geo. NJ. Bowers went to Wash
ington this morning, as one of the
committee to inform President Halri-
son Of his denomination.
\ +
Miss Edna Develbliss. Of Mechanics
town, Nd, who has been visiting the
family of DR.. Daniel Poole at Green's
burg returned home to-day.
Mr.. James F. Thompson joined the
Iroqnois Democratic Club, Of Balti-
more, as they passed through this city,
Saturday night, for Chicago
Quite a number Of Winchester boys
spent yesterday in our Neity; among.
them We noticed the familiar faces Of
Frank Massey and George Bailey.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-20
REPORTERS NosEcAY.
snap shots Al Home and Nsishboring
News.

snap 5hOts ~ AsVtAhS anu NoiBhVuNlMb
News.
A sermon will be preached by Rey
Mr.. Hundley in the Baptist Church to
the Cadets Of Temperance one day
next month. The date viii be given
later.
If some of our young ladies do not
stop making remarks about the caps
worn by some Of our wheelmen we will
insist that they take them off and pre-
sent them to the ladies.
Mr. Jesse T. Brilliant, who is in Chi
cago, telegraphed to a friend here Sat
urday that the Cleveland sentiment is
growing stronger every moment and
that he win likely be nominated.
A large number of persons assem-
bled at the B. & o. depot, Saturday
night to see our City Band and the
Iriquois Club, Of Baltimore, pass
through en- route to the convention.
It is stated that the services already
rendered by the band are most salts.
factory to the club.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-20
THRoUGHour THE COUNTRY.

Mrs. John Taylor, an humble resi-
dent Of Anderson, Ind, has fallen
heir to s5,0OO,OOO BY the death Of her
bachelor brother.
A grand celebration viii be held at
the new Government arsenal at Colum-
bia. Tenn, on,July Is and IA.
Sixty families have been rendered
homeless and 150 buildings destroyed
BY the Cyclone at Acton, Quebec.
Workmen at the Minnesota mines at
Tower, Mimi, struck against reduc-
ton Of wages and engaged in serious
riots.
The National Eclectic Medical Assoc
citation at st. Louis has elected as its
president, DR.. B. s. Yeagley. Of John
town.
Cattle ranchers on the Arizona bor-
der and the Mexican authorities are
again disputing about American cattle
which roam over the Ene.
Mrs. Victoria G. Halsworth, arrested
in New York for shoplifting, recently
received $4,000 legacy, and has
made much more by investment.
D. B.. Caldwell, assistant general
passenger agent Of the Missouri Pacific
Railway, has been made chairman Of
the Western Passenger Association.
The Phrangang, the first vessel Of
the Northern Pacific Steamboat Line
between Tacoma and China, arrived
on Friday at Tacoma with cargo Of
tea and silk.
The Court has directed that Baron
Blanc shall be more specific in the
charges against his wife in his suit for
divorce, and. shall name the men with
whom she is alleged to have been
friendly.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-20
INTERESTING SERVICE.

The Children's service conducted in
the United Brethren Church last even
ing. surpassed any thing Of the kind
ever held in that church.
All the children evinced so much
preparation, combined with graceful
delivery, that to make any comment
would be to say what is justly due all.
In q few words it can be truly said,
they acquitted themselves with great
credit which reflected exceIlently the
study exercised by them and the pains
they took in making the event a sue.
cess.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-20
BENEFITS PAID.

Local Branch, No. 90, Order Iron
Hall, has paid the following claims
April II, 1892, VIM. Shipley, two
weeks, $50; May II, VIM. shipley,
three weeks, s45; May 20, D. q. Bow.
ers, four weeks, 800; June II, D. H,
Bowers, four weeks, 800; June II
Edward Rutledge, three weeks, S75
a total Of $3.50. Total amount paii
in Martinsburg to date s45O95.
WV. NJ. HOLLIS, Acct.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-20

rThe great increase in the local cir
cniation Of THE WORLD makes this
column the BEST AND CHEAPEST adver-
t;s;nr medium in this section. 1t is
read by over 1000 people every even
ING One dime pays for a two line adj
rsrt;sement for one insertion. Sabse-
onent insertions can be had at p cts.
per line. Special rates by the month
& year. An copy must be in by ! p.
M. daily. A postal card mailed by
moon at any point within the collective
district. viii reach this column In time
for the edition of that day. Cards fur
nished free atthis Office or its branches.
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rnn supen i ron CLEVELAND.
4 wcrih'. Reporter 8utses JunI
II. Faulkner on Politics

~ hhuthMot ~ NwAtttNss
We happened to meefJudge 2. =
Faulkner and asked him what he
thought Of the convention at Chicago,
%, well, . be says. !" Yon kuowI have
always been in favor Of the nQlaila
ton Of Cleveland, for the reason that
believe him TO be me strongest man,
and II he canp.ot carry New York
State no Other Democrat can. Cleye-
land without a platform ought to be
satisfactory to the whole country, as
his views and opinions are well known
upon the great issues which now enter
into presidential campaign. How
ever, either German, Palmer, Gray, Or
any other man that the representative
Democrats At Chicago think proper to
select would suit me.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-20
CHANGED HANDS AGAIN.

The Huntington Adrertiser, which
has been booming along and has been
doing splendidly ever since Geo. W.
Summers took charge about a year ago,
was sold by him yesterday to Col. ]. g.
Downtain Son. Mr.. Summers viii
engage in other business. Col. Down
tain was formerly one Of the prominent
newspaper men of the state.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-20
PENNsYLvANIA ODDITIES.

Samuel Fisher, Of Anthony town
ship, fell from his buggy at Linden,
near Williamsport, and broke his neck.
Jacob K. McAllister. who killed viii
liam Mclaughlin, at Highspire, plead
ed not guilty at Harrisburg, yester-
day.
George Light assaulted six little
girls and boys at Johnstown, and last
night an angry mob tried to lynch the
beast.
The Pennsylvania undertakes, who
are gathered at Reading, want the
State to compel beginners to undergo
an examination.
Although the people still believe
that John Sproloch was lynched near
Hazelton, the Coroner's Jury said he
met death accidentally.
William G. Miller, the moonshiner
and murderer of old man Hochstettler,
was sentenced to 10 years in the peni-
Tertiary at Somerset.
By the bursting Of a buggy filled
with red-hot cinders at Lebanon roll
ing mill, Samuel and Grant Dreamer
were dangerously burned.
J. ]. Henitzelman, one of the edi-
tors aud proprietors Of the Pen Argyll
Iader, and Miss Ellen A. Deep. were
married last evening at Nazareth.
Governor Pattison, after reviewing
the Army Of the Potomac parade at
Scranton, returned to Harrisburg, re-
fusing to talk about the Presidency.
The ''Pennsy' in its eagerness to
scoop up the coal lands in the Schuyl-
kill Valley, has secured an option on
the 300-acre Brock tract near Miners
vile.
Patrick Burns, who shot and killed
Mainus Patton, the Molly Mcguire
leader, near Altoona, was yesterday run
over near Gallitzan by a freight train
and killed.
In the same barn at Lenhartsville
Berks Comfy, in which the former
owner, Henry Fraunfelter, killed him
self three years ago, Benjamin Herber,
the subsequent purchaser, yesterday
hanged himself.
The Grand Jury at Pittsburg yester-
day indicted John R. Murphy, chief Of
the Department Of Public Safety, De
tectives John Glen, Henry Kornman
and Samuel Mcclure and Ordinance
Officer Frank Donaldson. for embezzle-
sment.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-20
HALF RATES TO NCINcINNATI VIA
II. q O. II. r.

For the Prohibition National Con.
vention at CINCINNATI, Ohio, June Goth
and 3Oth, the B. & Q. R. R, will sell
the general public round trip tickets
from all stations to Cincinnati at rate
Of one fare for the round trip. Tickets
win be sold June 9th and 28th, and
will be valid for return journey until
July 9th inclusive. The rate from
Martlnsburg willb s13.75, correspond
ingly low rates from other stations.
6-15-6t.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-20
MIGHT HAVE BEEN KILLED.

OnFriday last near Berkeley Station,
lightning struck tree under which
six men had taken shelter. Two were
stunned, but the others escaped. This
is another instance Of the danger Of
taking refuge under tree during a
storm.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-06-20
THE GOLD CURE AT HAeERsrowx

We had the pleasure of cali from
Mr.. Chas. P. Utley who is travelling in
the interest Of the Kelley Gold Cure.
Mr.. Utley states that an Institute is
now open at Hagerstown, Nd, for the
treatment Of the Liquor and Morphine
habits.
Having secured the "Sury" man.
sion with its two acres Of magnificent
lawn and large shade trees, nothing
will be spared to make life pleasant
for the patients while taking the treat.
ment.