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Tee EQUITABLE Ar HONE.

The life insurance business Of this country
centers il New York city.
OF the five largest companies doing business
in the state Of New York the Equitable Life As
s.rance Society Is the youngest
The Equitable has the largest amount Of in
surance in force the lives Of residents Of
New York state. II also does the largest annual
new business within the state.
These fIcts show the confidence Of the people
in the Equitable where it is best known
Send the date of your birth and receive some
Equitable figures adapted to your age.
BOwES HALL. Resident Managers,
F,uiable Life Assurance Society of the United States
ap2I 1926 F st. NV.
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FINANCIAL.
23D 1ssuE Or SrocK
OPENED APRIL 16

ASSETS Sl.3l5,lll.5l.
Subscription books are open for shares
BOOKS In the 23d issue of stock. Subscription
and payments can be made at the office
NOW OPEN. Of the Association DAILY from m. tc
$3.50 pm. MONTHLY PAYMENT.
$3.50 per share.
COOPERATION SUCCESS.
The Equitable Is purely co OPERATIVE
SAVING and LOANING institution. Its
success as such is shown by the large
amount Of business it has transacted and
the present assets-the accumulation by the
members-amounting to sl.3l5,111.51
OBJECT:
SAVING. To make regular monthly savings on
shares Of fixed amounts and realize a
fair and substantial profit
LOANING. To purchase, pay for and acquire
homes and other property by obtaining
advances from the association at reason
able rates of interest to be paid in
monthly installments. with the privi-
lege Of settling all or any portions Of the
advance when desired
Pamphlets and information furnished
upon application at the Office of the associa-
tion Equitable building. 1908 st NV
THOMAS SOMERvILLE, President
Al SCHAFHIRT. Vice President
GEO W CASTELAR,, 2nd Vice President
JOHN JOY EDISON. Secretary
DIRECTORS:
BENZ F FULLER. HH TwoMBLY,
FRED W PRATT. GEO W FISHER,
ELLIS SPEAR. JOB BARNARD.
LAWRENCE GARDNER, MARCUS BAKER,
apl9-ft JOHN w SCHAEFER
HAVE YOU SOMETHING PUT BY FOR The
wife and children: policy in the Equitable Life
Is what should have. Write to for particulars
Stsse your age. CRAS. l. GURLEY, Special Agent,
1926 Z st. NV. ap4-tr
VNM. Il GCRLEY. FREDERICK C. STEVENS,
w Members Of the Washington stock Exchange.
GURLEY & STEVENS.
Real Estate. Insurance and Stock Brokers' 1885 st.
Real estate bought sold and rented Local securi-
ties bought and sold Money loaned on listed uri
ties and real estate Special attention to in
vestnents. 1a2O-tr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
suITINGs FOR sa7.

r.
Customers are Just beginning to appreci-
ate that lot of Imported Cashmere Suitings
secured at 60c. q dollar. The first look era
thought them too cheap to be good. but
those who know quality when they see it are
choosing them in preference to all others.
This deal enables to offer S35 Cashmere
Suitings to order for S27. Better get an
early pick.
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
Tailor, cor. 9th and SITS. NV. ap20
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SPHoNOGRAPHs ON TIME PAYMENTS.

The weather is Likely 10 be rain: southeast.
~ erly ~tads: slightly wsraneR.
Not in ''ways that are dar )" but upon
Nineteenth Century principles selling
good honest lumber upon gusrantes {
less than others AK No better Illus
trstion than our Boards ct HIS per
1oosqusss fsst The soundsst. stanchest
and Anest Doaria hand-sawsd-evsry
one Of thsm- xstnatss Tree.
Ilbbey. BtstiAssr Miller.
sThs Peoples Lumber Yards
Cor. 6sh and n. Y ava nv.
Cor. l1th snd ~ ~. sp2l
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H&STHE NATioNAL COOPERATIVE COM
~ PANY. Incorporsted,. Offices:
70I King St. Alexandria, Va, and 905 II n W.
Washington, DC.
This company has contracts with 10 Of the best
business houses in these cities. TRADE CARDS may
NOW be obtained at 25 cents by "Rochdalers'' aud
''oovereigns' and at s by others
Apply at the Offices or to
A. T. lONGi.EY, Pres. S12 A st me-
j. W. HARSHA. Secy., 905 Ii stnw
JOHN MORRISON. Treas, 4l5 st NV.
j. 4. McCABE. - I'd st ne
L. +. HUNT, l3 0 > It NV.
H. W. SMITH, 1l6 Is st sw.
j. A. Ran DALI, .04 9th st se
j. B CARTLR COG Pa avenw
W. >. YEArES, sos lth st NV,
JOHN FINN, 5lS 2:jd stnw.
l. O. WAKEFIELD, l4l3 Pa ave nv,
JOHN JOHNSON, lOl5 st NV
!. c. MCCONNELL. 500 I'd st NV.
BURTON MACAFft. 62l 9TH st NV.
W. +. GAPEN. :}22 Ind ave- NV.
CHAS. D. SAVER, 1O3 10th st me-
j. L. THORNTON, 2O6 Ind ave NV
JOSEPH JUDY. 22lS Pa ave nw
SMITH THOMPSON, 1929 + st nv.
ISRAEL c. STOCKTON. 1903 n ave NV spl S-0v
3~OUk MASUFACTORY l n BALTIMORE IS
constantly busy supplying two stores in
Washn2ton ana Atlanta, Ga. We sell the best clothes
EisEMAN BROS. clothiers and railors
Upi3-ot 9TH and L.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

g s.sa, johns. srfi1nD ipaIs SS "
ihFa AhFi ds:rsss ESQ., msssrs 1. 80 AID
vi,ss sy order Of the ". N. ~ s' e0fa'i'S In
:M,Aa,sesL :,a,es ed3Dan,,s,on doDe5; Mo- :; x,I MA
TUESDAY II ai's instass; sT:% s%a wiz o' heia on
K~MAsoNIc:.TmE, MEMBERS OF WASH
library FpsY e ssssme az as Grand
BODY to the lsr Scns S hes BY ssssS to
TH e,ssr iIl q, AZ sst;endspce is req ues,ed
ap2I.2t EMMETT C. ELMoRE. Secretary.
K~Ms,a.ss9}NStLc;-THE s,.s nc. MEMBERS OF FED
IN tse e' b1sry 1ase Of NJ the EEgeS
70 Ss a fSs the q
LSdss s ,Ss No # in the National Rides BY
K~kEcHABIIEs ATTENTION!
s5i5jsR XIV SsS%ps Tout u. Fife
Cone IN. IN resaii'. By OrdeE 1na e ,hs ssd HGR
K~cHRIsTlAN hNppEAvoK UNION
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Ths ,eyyl,r mon.hy Nass meeting will To-
eaihsI.s s s 9elSeE Song ssTyes sharp
Ope for he ~ evening Sr
fuo!ie cordially invited 8.
c. B. TITUS. Secretary . " :" ''e''0eDt Il
sals: NIX. Mospaa sTphffT2S lvsS1Sa Al 9pr les s.
See advertisement in "Lscture~ column ap.l-st
ABLE MnlT EoR ANY BUSINESS, low REM: siG A
It DAVID D. STONE. SOC IS,
K~RuDDEN's FURNITURE HOUSE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

April. 81, 1892.
- Editor Evening Star: Through tse columns
Of The Star wish to thank the public for the
pathy extended TO mysrf and family in my aiction.
also desire TO thank the dealers of the Center Market
for the subscription Cf collected and given to
token of esteem to my iate husband, Jas Cooper
Respectfully. tlti Mrs. JAMES W. COOPER.
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k ,kS NECESSARf THINGS IN TINE OF
WAR"
We have all the necessities"
Tor protecting you AGAINST the
raids of the prolific fly and the
tantallzinR mosquito, which will
soon be making their annual
siege. Prepare yourself forth
with.
Various kinds and sizes in ad.
Unstable Window Screens and
Screen Doors.
Adjustable Window Screens
81 40 per dozen.
Window Framea 80 inches
square, for making your own
screens &c. each.
Strong Wire Screen Doors, fin.
fshed with spring hinges, hook
aud eye and knob. Only ST each
20 feet of Garden Hose, with
couplings and patent nozzle only
Garden Hose Reels. 75c each
2-lnch mesh Poultry Netting
Only 6Oc per 90 square feet
Garden Tools of every desc rip.
ton.
BARRIERS ROSS,
Builders Hardware
Corner IL tn and G SITS NV apoO
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RLOWER PRICES BUT NOT LOWER
~ QUALITY OR LESS STYLE.
In leaving your order for these S35 Suits
to order you Will get more than your
moneys worth. The high standard Of
quality and style is fully maintained and
price only is lowered.
WILLIAM 8. TEEL. Custom Tailor.
935 Pa. ave NV. sp2l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

kSTHE LONE STAR SOCIETY WILL GIVE
their contemplated reception TONIGHT at =
Sciock q Masonic Temple Ill commemoratiOn Of the
battle OF San Jacinto fought April ~ S36, which
victory OF Texans, undsr the leadership of G-n Sam
houston, over Gen. Santa Anna. the president of
Mexico gave TO the country repu die Tie lone
star state members Of Congress and other citizens Of
leNas Will lie present and many invited guests who
have sispifed their Intention to come The
1nents have been prfected and published the pro-
gram will be carried out. It,
4ISsPIRIrUALISM. WONN'S HAIL, 72l
- 9th ST.. every Friday night Miss Maggie
Gaule, wonderful test medium. During day, Friday,
for private sittines. Mrs. BURr'S. 40 9TH ST. NV.
l11-thGf.tr
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4 RAINY NoyEMBER.

Ira Hicks prophecies that we will
have bright, frosty days and nights
during the opening days Of November.
About the 4th it will grow warmer,
and during the days following storms
will pass from west to east. Be prepar-
ed for cold waves to succeed all the
regular and reactionary periods Of the
month. The 18th is q central day for
reaetionary movements. From the
10th to 10Th look for rain, sleet and
hard autumnal gales. Hard freezing
will follow on the heels of the storms,
and continue upto the 22nd and 23rd.
These dates will bring higher tempera-
ture and storm. and in turn be follow
ed by cold. Month ends with storms,
18th and 10th. and cold wave the 30th.
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John w. Cornish. colored, who is
charged with an attempted assault up
on Mrs. Grace 0'Neill, was presented
by the Anne Arundel county grand
jury. !.
The King bridge Company, Of
Cleveland, o., made the lowest bid for
the superstructnre Of the bridge over
Cambridge creek, Dorchester county.
The tax Of ten cents per hum
bred bushels Of oysters is not being
paid BY the packers, and Governor
Brown calls their attention 70 the law.
The Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone company talk about abandoning
the service between Baltimore and An
napolis,
Governor Brown has named delegates
to the National Prisoners Aid Asocia-
TONS convention, which meets in Bal
timore in December.
Rowena, the two-year-old Palo Alto
FLY, made mile against time in 2 ISL,
the fastest mile ever made by a two
year-oid FLY. The half mile was
made in 1.0s1, the last quarter in SO
seconds.
The court at Chestertown yesterday
announced as its verdict in the Hill
murder trial that Joshua Barnard,
Louis Benson, Henry HURT, Moses
Brown, Frisby Comegys, Chas. Brooks,
Fletcher Williams and Chas. S. Emory,
all colored, are guilty Of murder in the
first degree. John Potts, also colored,
was acquitted Of the charge of killing
DIR. He'll.
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srInIrs or HALLow E,EN

Solemnity and merry -making go as
frequently hand in hand as tears and
smiles, and following this order, the
most solemn religious celebration, have
companions in jollity and sport. Christ
mas III church has companion Christs
mas at home, with gifts and Santa
Claus, trees and festivity without end.
Easter Sunday, with its beautiful les
SON and impressive concentrations,
merges into jolly, egg-rolhng Easter
Monday, while Thanksgiving Day SER
mons are the sauce for Thanksgiving
dinners. No exception to this rule is
the solemn feast Of All Saints. when
the noble army Of martyrs and all
Of the sanctifed departed Of the .holy
church throughout all the worldr have
been honored since the day when the
heather patheon at Rome was con-
vertedinto Christian church and dedi-
Gated to all Of the martyrs twelve CEN
turtles ago. This holy day has a
prelude in All Hallow Fen, o.
tober 3lst, with its mystic non
sense, its pranks, apple diving and
nut-cracking, CHASTITY tales and roman
tic customs. The death Of October is
thus watched with fun and hilarity,
which even the birth Of November
does not quell, for the midnight hour
is the time of All Hollow E'en's most
potent spell. With curious but de-
lightful necromancy the meaning of
All Saints Day is borrowed and dis
torted for its precursor, but instead Of
sanity spirits it is the spirits Of ro-
nance, witchery and magic that are
called upon to tell the maids Of their
future husbands. The most skeptical
Of non believers in ghosts and magic
do not dispute that one spirit At least
is abroad the spirit Of mischief on
All Hallow Fen, and this spirit comes
not enwrapped in ghostly white. but
clad in knee breeches and having q
round and shining face and 3 stealthy
step. It's weapons are tin cans and
pocket-books tied to strings and cords
stretched from lamp post to lamp post,
Just high enough 70 catch an unwary
PEDESTRIANS hat. The spirits name
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Laid AWAY TO REST.
IMRS. nARRIS0N'S FUNERAL SER
VICES IMPRESSIVE.
sURROUSDED M 4 LARGE GATHER.
ING or syMPArHIzERs THE
BODY WAS INFERRED.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 20. The body Of
Mrs. Caroline Scott Harrison, wife Of
the President, was laid to rest At 2
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon in Crown
Hill Cemetery in the presence Of her
relatives and sympathizing gathering
Of |, 900 persons.
President Harrison and the members
Of his personal and official family ar
rived here this morning at $3.50 o'clock
with the remains Of Mrs. Harrison.
The funeral party were greeted by
thousands OF sympathetic friends and
admirers, as they had been at many
points along the road from Washing
ton. 1t was a quiet, good-natured
throng and manifested its apprecia-
ton of the sadness of the occasion by
a grave and respectful demeanor. The
Presidents grief was generally respect
ed, and nearly all the men in attend
ance removed their hats and bowed
their heads when he passed through
the station, leading his sorrowing fami-
/ ly to the carriages provided for them.
| Upon the arrival of the train at In
dianapolis delay of half an hour was
caused in the transferring from the
funeral car the wreaths and floral en-
blems that typified the love and devo-
ition Of hundreds of friends.
The procession left the church al
half-past IL o'clock. Along Delaware
street thousands Of people stood with
uncovered heads as the line of carriages
passed slowly by. In front Of the
Presidents indianapolis residence
sightseers had gathered in numbers
that rendered the sidewalks almost i'm.
passable. Crown Hill Cemetery, i've
miles distant, was not reached unit
Ihalf-past o'clock. Herea crowd d
5000 people had assembled to witness
the close Of the ceremonies, which here
as elsewhere, were characterized by the
utmost simplicity. The lot selected il
upon hillside, which slopes gently to
ward the east. The grave had beer
dug facing the east. It had been linet
with fir and chrysanthemums. Til,
means for preservation and protection
of the remains were of the most sub
stantial. It was ten minutes Of twt
o'clock when the casket had be closed
in the outer box and the whole hat
been lowered. The proceedings wer,
watched by the President with stream
ling eyes, and his sturdy frame wal
convulsed with the poignancy Of hi
grief. The services were exceedingly
brief. DR.. Hyde read the funeral ser
vice of the Presbyterian Church. DR.
Haines offered prayer and DIR. Hyd,
i pronounced the benediction.
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BAD ON AWNINGS.

A violent wind storm visited this
city this morning doing some damage
to signs and awnings. The awning
in front Of Mr.. Fred Spillman's store
was torn in twain from the awning
pole. In their efforts to remove the
awning, Mr.. Homer, clerk, had a
wrist cut while Messrs. Will and Fred.
SpiIlman each had . finger injured,
the former having an artery severed.
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Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church,
corner Of King and College streets.
Rev. Henry Thomas, rector; residence,
adjoining church.
Sunday School $3.50 a. m. Sunday
service at II q. m and Z p. m.
Children's service flrst Sunday III each
month at p. m. Evening Prayer,
Wednesday at 1850 >. m.
The Rev. Francis X. Brooke, Bishop
elect Of Indian Territory and Okla
homa, will preach in Trinity Episcopal
Church tomorrow Sunday at II
o'clock .. M. At night addresses will
be made by Bishop-elect Brooke and
the Rector on the work Of the brother
hood 81 81. Andre,r. Young men speci-
all invited to this last service.
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HALLOWEEN.

Monday night, Oct. 3lst, will bring
the annual return Of !" Hollow Eye
a. it is usually termed. and used by
many for innocent amusements in so
cial gatherings il the city and county.
By others, especially in the city, to do
great deal Of harm, and give much
trouble to many people BY displacing
and injuring property Of various kinds.
It is hoped that the better social spirit
may take precedence At this time, and
acts Of mischief be avoided.
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WHAT DO YOU WANT Z
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Before Five Thousand Readers.
situat on., Help wanted. For Sale. For
rent. Lost, POUND. strayed or stolen. To
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want. Make il KNOWN in This Column.

lThe great increase in the local CIR
cnIation Of THE WORLD makes this
column the BEST AND CHEAPEST adver-
Using medium in this section. # is
read by over 5000 people every even
ing. One dime pays for o two linead-
yertisement for one insertion. Snbse-
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per line. Special rates by the month
or year. All copy must be in by ! p.
m. daily. A postal card mailed by
noon 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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The grain drills built at the Fitz
Foundry have been thoroughly tested
BY the farmers, and in every case have
given entire satisfaction, which will en-
courage Mr.. Fritz to build large num-
Der next year. His foundry-men are
now bnsily engaged upon building
saw mills, several Of which will soon
be finished.
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HEAD MASHED TO 4 Jelly.

Il. NJ. Lambert was caught between
two logs on skidway along the line
of the West Virginia and Pittsburg
railroad near Pickens, Randolph coun-
ty, w. Va, this week and Instantly
killed, his head being mashed into i
jelly. His home was at Corey, Pa.
where the remains were taken for in
terment.
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OLDEST COUPLE IN THE STATE.

Seventy-fye years ago Colonel Ma
poleon B. French, Of Princeton, w.
Va, married Jane Armstrong, daugh.
ter Of Governor Armstrong, Of North
Corolina. Recently they celebrated
their diamond wedding. Colonel
French, at one time, was candidate for
Governor Of West Virginia, and came
within few votes Of being elected.
He is So and his wife 95 years old.
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socIAnLE AsD oYsrEE suPPEK

The public are informed that a
Hollow Fen Sociable and Oyster Sup
per will be held at the residence Of
Mr.. w. o. Nicklas' South Queen St.,
ON Monday night, Oct. 31st, for the
benefit Of the Presbyterian Church.
All are invited to attend and assist the
ladies in their worthy efforts. r
1923 st.
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PENSIONS GRANTED.

The following West Virginia PEN
=sions were recently granted: Original
JAS. N. Graham, VIM. ]. Stewart,
George H. linn, Morris c. Greenlee.
Additional-James Al. Smith, Abra-
ham Thomas, Enos Taught, Ansel
Walter, John M. Winget. Increase
BENZ. Heston. Original Widows
sallie A. Nicholas, E. Fannie Kenne.
dy.
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WORKING At HARpER,s rERRY

About four hundred men are at work
on the Harper's. Ferry tunnel, and
about that many more are expected to
commence on the West Virginia side
Of the river in few days. Four piers
Of the new railroad bridge across the
Potomac river are above water.
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voN nLucnER-ALrosA-onAMnnns.

On Thursday evening, Oct. "a. at
the home Of the bride on Fourth Ave
nue., Mr.. Conrad Won Butcher Altoona,
Of Harper's Ferry, W. Va, was mar
ried to Miss Mida Adams, second
daughter Of Mr.. A. S. Chambers. $
Brunsrick Herald.
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sENAToR cAMpEN,s coNTRInuTIo,

The Democrats Of West Virginia
viii hold one Of the biggist political
meeting ever held in that state at
Charleston, the State capital next Sat
urday evening. General Stevenson,
Democratic candidate for vice-presi-
dent, will be the orator, aud ex-Sena-
tor Camden has arranged 80 that ev-
cry railroad ID the staia win carry ~
persons desiring to attend the meet
ing free. Trains are to DO run on ev'
cry railroad in West Virginia for the
special purpose Of bearing voters t.
this meeting, and no voterwho attends
is to, pay cent for transportation,
Mr.. Camden will personally bear the
entire expense Of conveying the vot,
ers to the meeting and back to their
respective homes.
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REING RE-RUILr.

The g. Y. r. r. CO. are now ~
building the old Col. Lull locomotive,
No. II it has been called for some
years. When completed the engine
win be in first class condition to do an
kinds Of light work and will be used
for that purpose.
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THE PAINTERS BRUSH.

Messrs Geo. Criswell and VIM. B.
Walters have had their business
places ID the public square attractive
" painted, the former plaeeis painted
. pretty red and the latter light
green
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INpUsrnIous pEMocRArs.

Mr.. ]. VIM. Dodd spoke last evening
at the meeting Of the Cleveland and
Stevenson Club
This club has many staunch Demo-
Gratis enrolled, and they are hard
workers. Their work will show for
itself III November.
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JNEHAVE secured Miss j. T. Hopes OF Bal
wv timore city to take charge OF our Milf
merry Department this season Miss Hoopes
came TO us very highly recommended having
had varied experience and having served the
most fashionable .milliner trade of Baltimore
city. We have every reason to be gratified at
as our experience in this line has considerably
increased we intend this season TO add largely
to our stock Of millinery and develop this de-
partment as much as possible. Miss Hopes
new stock of millinery and will have It marked
and on sale BY Sept. 18th. EMMERT q FIERY.
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REPUBLiCAN MEETING AT HAIR
PER,s FERRY.

For the Republican Mass Meeting
at Harper's Ferry on Saturday, Oct. 20,
the B. & o. R. r. Co. will sell excur-
sion tickets from Martinsburg, Bruins
wick, Charles Town, Hagerstown, and
intermediate stations to Harper's Ferry
at low rate of one fare for the round
trip. Tickets win be good going on
day of sale only and will be valid for
return journey Of two days.
CHAs. o. ScULL,
g. p. A.. lB. & o. R. r.
Oct. 18th. 1892. i0-28-2t.
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A election will be held in the Burk bart Build
N ing, Public Square, Tuesday, Nov. g. 1892
to elect two School Commissioners, one each
from the First and Second Wards OF Martins
burg, w. Va, to serve for two years from jam
AIRY 1, 1893. officers of Election, Messrs w A
Cushwa, Thos. M. Turner, s. L. Dodd Chas Nc
Donald, and B. f. Dooley.
BY order Of the Board
e. s. Barton, Pres't
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YIN. {. 4. Service.

The regular Sunday service Of the
Young Mems Christian Association
win be held in the Baptist Church, to-
morrow evening, at 4:I5 o'clock.
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in rmE sAscruaRY.
The Time and Place Of Services In d
Churches To-morrow.

First N. +. Church, corner Maple
avenue and Burke street, Rev. VIM.
Il. Chapman, pastor; residence, Burke
street, adjoining church.
Sunday School Q a. m. Preaching at
IL a. N. and 7:30 p. m. Young peo-
PIES meeting Epworth League) At 6:45
D. m. All invited.
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N 4. Church, South, West Martin
Street. Rev. A. N, Cackley, pastor;
residence, West John street.
Sunday Services: Sunday School,
9.15 4. nj. Preaching, II d. m. and
7;30 p. m. Glass at 3p. M. Young
Peoples services at $50 p. nj. Prayer
service Wednesday, 8 p, m. Seats
free and the public cordially welcom-
FED.