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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-05-31
RESOLUTIONS or REspEcr.

MARTINsBuRG, w. Va, May 30, 1892.
At a regular meeting Of Division No.
1852, B. Of Z. E., the following pream-
bic and resolutions were unanimously
adopted: WHEREAS, Bro. John NJ.
Linthicum is dead, one of natures
noblemen, self-made man, a genial
gentleman. steadfast friend, kind
husband and father has passed away,
caused by heart trouble. By his own
exertion he rose to one among the old
est passenger engineers on the B. & O.
road, which position he gained BY his
strict sense Of justice and his impartial
treatment to all, who will ever hold him
in grateful remembrance. Therefore
be it
Resolued, Blythe members Of Division
No. 352, B. of 4. E., that in the death
of Bro. John NJ. Linthicum, an engi-
neer on the B. & o. r. r., the brothers
of Division No. 352 have lost true
brother, one whose loss can be but
feebly expressed by mere words and
expressions of sympathy.
Resolued, That We will always re-
member him gratefully as brother Of
our Order, and while our brother has
been called to a higher and better life
our loss is his gain and sad loss to his
family, his many friends, and to the
Brotherhood, Of which he was an hon
orable and honored member, and the
B. q 0. R. R. company faithful engi-
neer.
Resolred, That we extend our heart
felt sympathy to bis beloved wife and
children that he 50 dearly loved.
Resolced, That we commend to our
brothers the example Of his sobriety,
his devotion to his family, his unwaver-
ing attention to duty, and his ready
sympathy to those in need.
RESOLVED, That the suddenness of his
death admonishes us to make due
preparations for the event which must
at some time, and may at any time,
come to any Of us, to draw closer to
the bonds Of love and fellowship in our
daily life, and to continually and zeal
ously watch over the interests Of those
whom death deprives Of a husband and
a fathers love and protection.
Resolred, That as token of our
respect and deep sorrow at his sudden
death we drape our charter, and each
member wear the usual badge Of
mourning for thirty days.
ResOlued, That copy Of these reso-
lutions with the seal Of the Division at
tached be sent to the family Of our de-
ceased brother, also copy be sent to
Supt. Fitzgerald and Train Master, J
E. Spurrier.
JOHN a. Bowers,
Z. $. TABLER, Com.
J. L. JOHNSON.
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DUFrY AND WILDCAT INsUnANCE

DUFFY AND WILDCAT INSURANCE.
Through the inaction of the State
auditor of West Virginia-and we pre-
sumo Mr.. Patrick F. Duffy still occu-
pies the position and draws the salary
therefor West Virginia is likely to ac.
quire as bad repute as hot bed of
wildcat insurance swindles as did
Pennsylvania year or so age Dur
ing the past few months number Of
wildcat fire insurance companies have
been organized in West Virginia for
the underground insurance business
by swindlers who have been driven out
Of other States. In fact, we under
stand that some of the Pennsylvania
sharpers are interested in these West
Virginia frauds. !, Why has Mr.. Pat
rick Duffy, State auditor, not squelch-
ed these concerns, as he can well do
under the laws which give him super
vision of insurance in West Virginia.
If the wildcat corporations were mere
" cheating the citizens Of West Vir-
ginia it would be bad enough, but
their policies are being distributed
throughout the country by the dis
honest surplus-line brokers, for which
Chicago and Philadelphia are particu-
larly notorious. These companies
must in short time make disreputable
failures, which will injure the good
name of West Virginia, and the audi
tor should not delay the locking Of the
barn door. He certainly collects
enough fees and taxes from solvent in
surance companies to warrant his CON
Quoting the affairs Of his Office in a
thorough and efficient manner, and it
will not be on account Of our failure
to remind him of his duty from time
to time that West Virginia shall be
further disgraced. N Y. Commercial
Bulletin.
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I REPoRTEp MURDER.

Information reached Hagerstown
to-day that young man residing in
Martinsburg was foully murdered last
night. The rumor states that while
he was returning from social call on
his lady friend in the country he was
knocked down, robbed and afterwards
killed. -Hagerstotca Globe.
Your report is absolutely wrong,
false, incorrect, untrue, or any other
term you might desire to use. Such
an occurrence has not happened with
in ourx county. On Saturday night a
young man was found on the pike,
north Of this city, drunk and brought
to town. That is all, nothing more
and nothing less.
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BUILDING NOTES.

Mr.. Jos. Il. Berry il erecting 4 large
brick dwelling house On West Burke
street.
The building on North Queen street,
belonging to Mr.. Adam Proctor, is be-
ing made a story higher.
Rapid progress i being made on
Mr.. d. NJ. Kilmer's store building, on
West King street. When completed
it will be one Of the handsomest build
ing's and the most commodious store
room ia the city.
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PRICE, 8 CENTS.


Mr. Arthur Herring was admitted
as member Of the Wheel Club at a
meeting last night.
Messs. +. B. Capper. Burt Lemen,
Jno. Small, and Jas. Rearick, Of this
city, and William Rearick Of Cham
bersburg, Pa, rode to Winchester
yesterday.
A run has been called for Friday
morning at Ave o'clock.
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INcoRREcTLY REroRTEp.

Yesterday morning II was reported
that man named Couchman was
found dead on the Williamsport pike,
near this city. The proper authorities
at once made an investigation. which
disclosed the fact that he had imbibed
too much bad whiskey, and was suffer-
ing from its effects. but not dead
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MISUNDERSTANDING.

CARDS are out announcing the mar
rage Of Mr.. John Gilmoreto Miss Lula
Cunningham, of this city. The event
will take place at st. Joseph's Church,
this city, June sth. at s o'clock. Miss
Cunningham is sister Of Mrs. John
Farrin, Jr., and very popular in this
city.
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The WRONG NAN.
NEW YORK GREEN GOODS MEN
TAKEN N.
THEYsTRIKE the WRONG MAN AND
LOSE sI.oOo-THE SHARKS ROLL
ED ny WEST vIRGINIAN.

LOSE e1.0O0-THE SHARKS FOIL
ED ny A WEST vIRGINIAN.
The New York World Of Saturday
publishes the following account Of how
q West Virginia teamster got away
with the Green Goods men:
'sCharles jackson, who said he was
teamster from EIkins, Randolph
county, w. Va, and Charles MorTi-
son, of No. 1912 Second avenue. were
locked up in the West One Hundred
and Twenty-fifth street station for
fighting Tuesday night. Both were
discharged in court the next morning.
It was supposed that there was a green
goods game back Of the fight, but
there was no evidence.
When johnson got out Of, the lock-
up he went to Manhattan hospital to-
have his injuries dressed, and while
there he told the house surgeon an in
teresting story confirming the green
goods suspicious.
The green goods men of the upper
part of the city have been flooding the
neighborhood in which johnson lives
with circulars. A number Of his
friends took the bait with usual re-
suits. johnson and a fellow driver
heard how the green goods men show
ed their intended victims packages Of
good money, and then transferred
packages Of paper to the box which
they turned over to their customers.
The two young men concluded that
they were equal to the green goods
sharks, and they came to the city by
appointment on Tuesday. They met
man at Holt Haven and were CON
Quoted to building in the neighbor-
hood of Fourth avenue and One Hun
dred and Eighteenth street.
There were two young men from the
country met two more green goods
| men, who exhibited several packages
Of good money, which they pretended
they wished to dispose Of at bargain.
Johnson's companion picked up the
money and began to examine it. Sud-
denly he dashed out Of the room with
the cash, amounting to over 81 200.
The action was so sudden and SO un-
expected that the young man had
reached the street before the green
goods men fully comprehended what
had happened. johnson shot out
next. The three sharpers quickly fol
lowed.
The trio chased johnson, he said,
through Mt. Morris Park TO One Hun
dred and Seventeenth street and
Eighth avenue, where one Of them
caught up with him, pulled a big re-
volver and struck him over the head
with it, knocking him down.
Mounted Policeman Andessner saw
the assault and whipped up to the
Ispot. The green-goods man who
knocked johnson down was Morrison.
When he saw the policeman coming
he and his companions ran for their
lives. Andessner chased Morrison
through One Hundred and Seventeenth
street and Sixth avenue, thence to One
Hundred and Twentieth street and
from there to Mount Morris Park.
where he caught him in a clump Of
of bushes.
In the police court the next day
johnson said he was not sure that Nor
rison was the man who hit him, and
the Judge discharged them both.
johnson did not know where his part
ner was. but he hoped he had gone
I L ,.,.4l Al,n x,,a,ka,,
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HYMENEAL.

Miss Mary v, staubly will be united
in marriage to Mr.. Andrew Comry, Of
this city, at the brides residence on
West Martin street, at $50 o'clock to-
morrow evening.
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WEATHER cRoP BULLETIN.
Reported by the state board Of AgrIcnI.
turc Tor Week Ending May ~, 1sDa.


turc Tor Week Ending May ~, ispa.
The rainfall Of the past week has
been excessive preventing the cultiva-
ton Of corn and potatoes, and for the
same reason corn planting has not
been finished in some places. The
temperature was considerably below
normal and has retarded the growth
Of vegetation generally. Warm sum
shine generally needed. Wheat, oats,
pastures and meadows looking fine
Cutting worms getting IN their work
on corn. Corn turning yellow. Hail
injured fruits, garden vegetables and
grain in some localities. Frosts in
jured fruit in high attitudes. Apples
dropping and short.
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DEATH or a cnrLn.

The nine months old child Of Mr..
David Crockett, Of E. King street, died
Friday. The remains were raken to
Hancock, Nd !, for burial Sunday even
ing.
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yellow FRONT, YELLOW FRONT i,

The Great Slipper Sale.
5000 pairs 75c Opera Toe Slippers only 800
1000 pairs Si.00 oxford Tie Slippers for Soc.
Ladies Tennis slippers 33c.
Boys Tennis Slippers Bic.
Misses Tennis slippers 31c.
Handsome $500 Organ to be given away with
slippers.
A Handsome $50 Sewing Machine to be given
away with Dry Goods.
: YELLOW FRONT. YELLOW FRONT.
5-1S-1m. e. E. HERRING, Proprietor.
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Ira, the fifteen months old child Of
VIM. and Mary Etinger, died yester-
day Of measles. Funeral from the
United Brethren Church tomorrow at
2 o'clock.
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NEAT Avn ArrRAcrrvE.

The once Of the Continental Hotel
presents very neat and attractive APP
pearance, since il has been repapered.
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PROMINENT PEOPLE WILL ATTEND
FROM THIS STATE.
PRoeRAM ron TOMORROW LIST
oFLAY-DELEeArEs CLERGY AND
WHERE THEY WILL sroP.

Will be administered. After Whicn the
council will be organized. At night
a servic . will be held and several
addresses made touchingS Sunday school
work. Divine Service on Thursday
and Friday at 7 a. m, II q. m. and 5.
p. m. On Saturday ut Z. a. IN. and
ii y. m. Business meetings at 0. q.
M. and 3 >. m. All persons cordially
invited to divine services and busi-
ness meetings.
PIT. Pleasant, NJ. NJ. Laidley, P. G..
Eastman, with Geo. s. Ronsh.
Weston, =. NJ Vandervoort, w. G..
Harrison, J. W. Williams, +. ]. Bax-
ter, with Chas. Lockhart.
Bluefeld, D. B. Baldwin, H, B. Bar
bour; Wheeling, 1. E. Sands, with
Robt. Lemon.
Wheeling, Robt. N. Brown, Nelson
Noble, with Continental.
Union Jos. D. Logan, with VIM.
O'Byrnes.
Hinton, 7. r. Van Antwerp; okono-
ko, E, w. Mcgill, with Mrs. Cramer
Romney, q. W. Parsons, j. Ward
Wood, with Mrs. Bender.
Parkersburg, B. D. Spillman, DR..
Camden. with E. B. Faulkner.
Parkersburg, d. B. Burns, with
Mrs. McShery.
Halltown, Capt. Jas. H. Pine, Harper'i
Ferry, Thos. Jones, with Mrs. Moore.
Grafton, Dr. Jas. III. Love, Panl s.
H. Lee, with Mrs. Hensen.
| Fairmont, Edw. Watson, with Mabe
Rodrick.
Fairmont, w. H. Baker, Jos. E.
Sands, with R. s. Lyeth.
Charlestown, W. s. Laidley, Jos.
Ruffner, with G. J. Faulkner.
| Charlestown, J. D. Lucadoe, with
A. ]. lCriswell.
shepherdstown, E. /. Lee, with Mrs.
Buckles.
Shepherdstown, A. S. cambridge,
Jno. Q. Aglionby, with Capt. Colston.
| Laymen from Clarksburg, with j.
E. Boyd.
Berkeley Springs, DR.. J. H. Hunter,
with Mrs. Dorsey.
4 T
Huntington, G. L. Thompson, VIM.
Showers; DR.. NJ. s. Mayo, Ed. Mckee,
meals at Mrs. Leigh.
Huntington, G. d. Emmos, with
Mrs. Licklider.
Charlestown, DR.. w. r. Lippett,
B. G.. Washington, W. G. Frazer q.
NV. Hall, Jas. s. Grantham, with
Misses Wiltshire and Crane.
Wheeling, Liccus Hoge, Capt. Jno.
w. Clure, with NJ. G. Tabler.
Bishop Peterkin, Parkersburg; Rev.
Dallas Tucker, Charlestown; a. j..
Willis, Middleway, at Rectory.
Rev. r. D. Roller, Charleston; S. S.
Moore, Parkersburg, Jacob Britting-
ham, with Mrs. Buckles.
Rev. DR.. Lacey, Weston, with Mrs.
Henshaw.
Rev. Dr.. Swope, Wheeling, with
Mrs. Linch.
Rev. Douglas Forresh d. D., Rev.
JEFF. Taylor, Rev. Landon Mason, with
Mrs. McShery.
DR., Nelson, Shepherdstown, Rev.
Mr.. Leakell and wife, with DR. Baker.
Rev. ". Pierson, Romney with j. E.
Boyd.
Rev. Mr. Somerville, Hinton; Rev.
Mr.. Edster, Union, with Mrs. Eichel-
berger.
Rev. N. Foster, Grafton, with Mrs.
Licklider.
Rev. N. Woods, Moundsyille; Rev.
N. Wager, Hinton, with Miss Mollie
Champion.
Rev. N. Gibbons, Romney, with Mr..
Z. NJ. Hoke.
Rev. Mr.. Tyler (col.., with Ann
Robinson coli
Rev. DR.. Everett. Harper's Ferry,
at Continental.
Rev. Hullihen Burkhart and Rev.
Mr.. Brooking,N Pt. Pleasant, with Mrs.
Burkhart.
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TTENTIoNl

IA
Being in the Wholesale and Retail Art Trade
1t enables me to save you Is per cent. on Picture
Frames, Easels, Wall Pockets, French Beveled
Mirrors Easel Frames, Brackets and Art novel
ties. You will find 800 styles Of mouldings and
800 subjects Of pictures to select from. Call and
see for yourself LEWIS KAPLAN, Il
N, Queen street, near Pennsylvania Avenue
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PER cENT.

Besides the low prices we are selling Carpets,
OIL Cloths, Olios, and Plush Rugs, Twill for the
next 80 DAYS, commencing May 10th. allow per
cent discount on all cash purchases made of
me. Come and avail yourself of this oppor-
tunity. Respectfully,
5-19-1m. L. KAPLAN.
N. Queen street, near Pennsylvania Avenue
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REroRTs By COUNTIES.

d
BERKELEY The ground contains
enough moisture 10 be beneficial but.
the temperature has been too low to-
produce the best results. Wheat crop,
good, grass crop about an average.
Corn growing slowly. Nights too cool
for corn and grass.
DoDDRrDGE-The week has BEEN
cold and windy. Apples falling. Corn
working retarded BY rain. Frosts and
hail slightly injured wheat, oats, corn
and apples.
GILsfER- Wheat and grass looking
well. Apples dropping considerable.
GREENBRIER Corn very yellow.
Cut worms doing some damage. Mead
ows light. Pastures good.
GRANT Weather good for most
grains. Corn needing sunshine. Good
prospect for fruit.
HARRISON Week has been cold and
wet. Young corn looks yellow. Cut
worms getting in their work. Frost
did slight damage to vegetation.
Wheat, oats and grass doing fne.
JAcKsoN--Crops in good shape gem
orally. Apples win be short.
KASAwHA-Low temperature, re-
tarded growth and excessive rain pre-
vented cultivation. Hail storm Of Goth
greatly injured all crops in its course.
MoNoNGAHELA--Heavy rains but
too cool for good growing condition.
MISERALFruit crops will be nearly
q failure. Wheat first-class; grass
fine; corn rather late.
MARIoN-Too wet for farm work.
Wheat, grass and oats look well. Corn
turning yellow, caused BY weather be-
ing too wet and cool
MoNRoE--The last week has been
cold and wet. Corn suffering for warm
sun. Prospect for wheat fairly good.
Corn comes up badly.
PRESTON Oats, wheat, grass and
pastures doing well. Too cool for
rapid growth of vegetation. More
sunshine fruit and vegetation Will be
abundant. Farm work retarded.
RoANE-All crops looking well. Ex-
cessive rains. frost and hail have
slightly injured wheat, grass. fruit and
small vegetables.
TAYLoR-Farm work retarded. Too
wet to cultivate potatoes or corn.
TYLER Vegetation needs sunshine.
Apples dropping off.
TUCKER Prospects for crops look
discouraging. Too much rain. Fruit
injured by frosts in high attitudes.
UPsHUR. Too much rain for farm
work. Corn planting not yet finished
in some parts.
WETzELHail injured early fruit
and vegetables. Farm work retarded.
WooD The past week has been wet
and cold. Worms are working on the
roots Of some corn. Hail injured
slightly vegetation in some localities.
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NOTICE
Flower and Wreath Boxes for the Cemetery
or the house made on short notice, at the lowest
prices, and In latest styles at
LEWIS KAPLANS.
N. Queen street, near Pennsylvania Avenue
5-24-1m.
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TIME Merchants and Farmers Bank will be
L open for the convenience of the public
every Saturday evening from to O'clock.
5-14-2w.
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NOR stylish walking Shoes with silk VRmp go
E to FIERZ $ SHOE STORE.
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BIG LINE

OF ranges and cook stoves that viii please
you Call and see them. No trouble to show
goods j. w. r. FISHER, corner West King and
College streets, near st. Clair Hotel.
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7 AIDES worsted and silk top shoe, the very
IL latest out, made by D. NJ Hough & Co. You
will find them at FIERY's SHOE STORE.
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yIoU can find d. NJ. Hough u Co. slime shoes at
j FIERY's SHOE STORE. Don't forget the
place, next door to Hunters photograph CALLERS.
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ATLAsT.

z N.
No more rusty tinware. have Antitrust tin
ware for sale, call and see for yourselves. j..
w. r. FISHER, corner West King and College
streets, near st. Clair Hotel.
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Mr.Chas. J.Faulkner, Jr., spent yes
terday here.
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WAsTfDi
A good, honest and reliable boy to learn
0's.''e's .'pf'' = - 5sstf

r osTl
Al Gold stick Pin shape of sword, containing
small diamond, between Tuscarora toll-gate
and post Office Finder will be literally reward
ed by leaving same at this Office. 5-25-1w.
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For SALE,
A good profitable business Located in
Strinesville. small capital required. Inquire
at this office. 5-24-ew.
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T AIDES new spring 0xfords in all the latest
II shapes at FIERy's SHOE SCORE. Come and
see them. Notrouble to show goods.
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TIME best Mems and Boys heavy pillow shoes
il at bottom Prices at FIERY's SHoE STORE.
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~ - q, n,
You are invited to call and see the immense
stock of gasoline stoves for sale at my place of
business The Jewell Process takes the cake
fer beauty, economy and quick cooking. j. W.
r. FISHER, corner West King and College streets,
near st. Clair Hotel.
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That Ina Won1p JOB PRINTING Dc:
parlbsns y turnirs %, so1.s II the
nns', ~ Pr'ntins IN ths ci:y We
also do or own blhdine.
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nished free atthis Office or its branches
1-
WASrED
a good, honest and reliable boy to learn
bakery business. Apply at this office.
+ osri
AGold stick Pin. shape Of sword, containing
and post office. Finder will be literally reward
ed by leaving same at this office. 5as-iw.
For SALE
good profitable business Located in
Strinesvile small capital required. Inquire
at this Office. 5-2a-sw.
A TTENTIoNi
Being In the wholesale and Retail Art Trade
It enables me to save you IS per cent. on Picture
Frames, Easels, Wall Pockets, French Beveled
4es You viii d SO styles Of a MOULDING and
300 subjects Ct pictures 70 select from san and
u, Queen street, near Pennsylvania Avenue.
MELLOW FRONT, YELLOW FRONT,
The Great slipper Sale.
1000 pairs Slo0 oxford Tie Slippers for SOC.
Boys Tennis slippers Bic.
Misses Tennis Slippers ale.
A Handsome $500 Organ to be given away with
Handsome $50 Sewing Machine to be given,
away with DryGoods.
YELLOW FRONT YELLOW FRONT.
5-1s-1m. E. E. HERRING, Proprietor.
A BIG LINE
OF ranges and cook stoves that VIII please
you. Call and see them, No trouble TO show
goods. J. "; R. FISHER, corner West King and
I AIDES worsted and silk top shoe. the very
u latest out, made by D; N: Hough q Co. You
i PER CENT
Besides the low prices we are selling Carpets,
OIL Cloths 0lios, and Plush Rugs Twill for the
next 80 days, commencing May 2Oth. allow 4 per
me Come and avail yourself Of this oppor-
5-i9im. I. KAPLAN.
A rIAsr.
ware for sale, call and see for yourselves. j..
W.R FISHER, corner West King and College
streets, near st. Clair Hotel.
NOR stylish walking shoes with silk vRmp go
T to FIERE's SHOE STORE.
NOTICE
Flower ana Wreath Boxes for the Cemetery
or the house made on short notice, at the lowest
prices, and y latest styles q rwrs r.pr ,N,s
N. Queen street. near Pennsylvania Avenue
5-24-1m.
ENHE Merchants and Farmers Bank will be
open for the convenience of the public
every Saturday evening from to O'clock.
5-142w.
VoU can find D. NJ. Hough Il co. slime shoes at
FIERY's SHOE STORE. Don't forget the
I AIDES new spring oxfords in all the latest
" shapes at FIERy's SHOE SCORE. Come and
see them. Notrouole to show goods
A TTENTIoS
You are invited to call and see the immense
business. The Jewell Process takes the cake
fer beauty, economy and quick cooking. j. w.
r. FISHER, corner West King and College streets.
near ST. Clair Hotel
TIME best Mems and Boys heavy pillow shoes
il at bottom Prices at FIERY's SHOE STORE.
THRoUGHoUTT THE COUNTRY.
The Seventh New York Regiment
may be invited to Montreal on Domin-
ion Day.
Maggie Martin, a young girl of Gin
cinnatti, o., has been crazed by drink
ing strong tea.
The National Butchers Association