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The Lamar register., 1892-11-12
our ST. Lou,, -

- - ta~.,
ssses - - c>san~.S
~ Carnival - - :
81 LouIA Nov. A-n
9. L-0ui. b.. doomed s. ~,
ness, perhaps, more th, -
sale Of b~dxrs and ,aA
last Presidential election y. !
OF the clubs and othe, p.,.- - -
tions were held in h,ll. -
The inerease in the reri.s,,,a;s =
fall has been enor,na... >aas
politicians a, the ont. -
campaign found tina, ,hey -. =
abandon the old plan, t
one club built a grra, wiy,,.
which would aeoomnos., aai
voters in its ward. eo,rr;..
lot nearly = block in e.,~,. y
structure IL was fovnd -
cheaper 70 do this than "a = I
and the idea took. Pie,v,- -
shantieS ernanen,ed wit, -
devices and the picture. n
sprang mp all over n. -.
dot every vaean; 10; in IA.
a mayorAlity campaign ~in.
ono the wig1vams will 81, ~
mer, Al least before ,A,,
down aud sold AgAia
One of the branrhss os,l,
business OF ST. Loai> ~,
TO this city Is occaPyin. d.
OF the big nerchAnts lass -.
houses here oztEt hupSr.,s,
in tho small touu,
rivers OF AlAhama. sf~I,.
kansas. Louisiana a.
These Southern nsrehas,, -.
city during the tiue q Il, N
tivitics- and leave ths- -
years supplies heior. ,s.v
About the hcEiuuing q S.s,-s.
Wholesalers hcrv s,z4 ss,,
bnAus loaded 20 the gza.., =,
fpc th~sc Saath~--
Many et the hou,.~
steamers. and ed
two or three % then. sa-s,.,-
b.oais and send ouly ess 4,
sucrctAl a1siiiA steazs IA, .
through siruAnus q -
States. leaving "a. at,is 60
and there hisdeu uzS.~
bales Of Eacrehandiss. 40 "a
81 Louis ahous H. s...
Spring. In slsne Tor ~ lsas !
tho regular sazussr -fr- -
great ~asinE in frsislt ~.
in this wAv b. the ~ l4ssazr,
and I; Il 10 b. prvsazas3 =. ~
get ,he bsaess . ihs -azaass
scpre,s % rnon have s-za a.
week stripping ~ ssp,~..
o. lts eahfsisH zHa AkzF -
euipr~si iauaT~ AzA arsl s,-sr,
;AAs delighted iAs go a.
y-eople last zzDath hln
there sill sitsis razsa.z : "a
festivities spl~asa- sts,gs =
atesA sixus and Hsat,a-s Z u
ehsats, ~htsh iAsJ 81 80
., nighi a. az attracts y .sI
t'y. The ssss8vistr- caaza-
ready =; wurk - tAsi' sIa )
yoArs a e-leh~nslga, is.1 VI I'd
d@zlsSers - ruzkizs ~ s.-.x
the many tvililaai ssrsss -
Ia,xnass3 70 have Tssss.ar4al
- nueh sssoTc clah5-sss tai 4
lsss than u waa shii t4l .ae y
ssaSs ~ t-exun la.A sa,lrs
Ab.out t~enty FsA-s a. I'd
university WAS .ssazsea as -
svrnEe. over q zLs "a 4
chsa.z Exeh2ags. tzA 81 4
tssiiidingz trrrr eFrstos sf y
branches of the sshplL ass
had BOT 20. withih ha-ii ws
sitc. xad iAerr wsrs azfss
ingA in the nri.aearas< y
,rie car run by he i-,is--
The sSaAr of q dora tl,sn.
the s;udcnts Tar air y
railes pas: the uzlrr9E
made sb- value ., = -
time. what IL wAs uhss > %
arsi op-n>.A ~ ~ 50
move. and IL will aizass K =
FOR it1 iAnd sad IT, 80 -
she sale of IT, Prrsssi -
manufacturing p=Trss'A
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12
MEASURE FOR MEASURE.

Wo years hard
labor in the States :
prison."
The dull, stolid
face OF the prisoner
at the bar turned
a shade paler-the
heavy under-lip
dropped slightly
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12
r.psr Msiss-

4 -ss Hlzieh b aa ~ u-ss
ths invraftoa q ssplA -
rieksoa h. aass~ 50 IA. 80
ias f7r srseral gszrs G. y =
p.isrins the msaafaslz7s Z =
hi-a ia ~ n.Al.-ts- rta
tse fpiiui-au ss,.aras-s
In a nssrtAl cover Aztu@
yvesiug Th-rc issasia ese
placed a fuIl q p1fre y illr
sr-aiAr intoryzis ~ lar
fosm.l % thc.r Ile '-zE
piacr,L An cad u ~ -
cot q ,he easing aai &c *
cat the Substance = isul's- -
sioel plAi~. and pls Aa't
.lorly aud csrniy n ~
eourse. l.e pAzlc,l is aoa'r-Ha
fcrcnt requirement. q i'' =
paper rou l. ani,Aoi . -
Itk elNimea f1g tha, - -
Il .implihes thr maaziis
siderable aexrre, tEezg -
boys being able 10 sake
hoer-K.sal3gs laisf'rar.
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

OS@ A(0 -
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efiectually, dispels colds. head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and 40
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAs FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. r. Asw YoRx. M
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

A man In Western Ttf1'
Al a msn sho vas sie3l'a
next day the euuuiy sael-
his arm IN sling
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

=. C. SIMPSON, Ml-7,
"HAITs C4fsrrh Curr o--..ii
case of cs;Arrh." DTu-Ls'n
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

"sou are ~eak- SD -. /,
when he demonstrated - h
MIN. Il know IL, " be frP''''
that | can't step father
The Lamar register., 1892-11-12

What strait arc E- Z
the teacher and .
whisky sirsiiS
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-13
I'll nKrnaE ID HANcocK.

Cumberland Tunes.
The Hancock bridge was first crossed
by teams on Saturday January 23rd.
Mr.. VIM. e. Murray had the honor Of
crossing first with his two-horse wagon.
President J. Frank Fields was the first
person to pass over on horseback. The
bridge was filed with pedestrians on
the following Sunday. The depot was
crowded at intervals in the day. On
Monday the Groton Bridge Company
began collecting toll which has been
continued every since, Mr.. Rollie
Swingle has been toll collector since
the opening. When the bridge is
formally handed over to the home
company, Capt. J. D. Hook succeeds
to that position.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-13

The accounts due G.. M. Lamb 4
Bro, and S. Smucker 4 Co., win come
in for first payment Of funds. Messrs.
Faulkner q Ingles secured judgment
and had an execution issued on the
former on Thursday; and +. Vernon
Aler secured Judgment on the latter
and had an execution issued just 40
minutes before the assignment was
made. These two will have priority
over all other debts.
The last legislature passed an act to
the effect that deeds Of trust, or assign
ments Of this kind, should be made
general for the benefit ofcreditors, and
without preference for anyone by way
Of classes. Doubtless, this assignment
will prove interesting, and decide some
intricate legal points before it viii Be
finally settled.
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Elkins His choice.
Petersburg Sentinel.

Col. Geo. NJ. Bowers, one Of the
Worlds Fair Commissioners, once a
candidate for auditor on the republic
can ticket talked entertainingly to the
SENTINEL about his section of the
country.
Business about Martinsburg is bet
ter than it has been for years and the
place was not at all injured by the re-
moval of the end Of one Of the Divis-
ions of the B. & o. from there. The in
vestment Co. of which he is president
has secured several large Industrial en-
terprises which are pow in operation
and which more than offsett the loss Of
the Railroad business.
WHO are the republicans going to
run for GOVERNOR
my choice is Stephen B. Elkins, =
replied Mr.. Bowers. He is our strong
est, candidate, and while / do not know
whether he is candidate I hope he
win be induced to accept the nominal
ton. .
Further talk on the political situa-
ton in the eastern pan handle was cut
short and Mr.. Bowers left to attend q
meeting of the Board.
He returned to Martinsburg this az
ternoOn.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-13

xsar Frisaas ConinE .nd Going.
Thos. RhinAman, Of Harpers Ferry
is in the city.
Miss Nota weyer is the gnest Of
Mrs. VIM. Henshaw.
Mr.. Edgar Day and bride, Of Pitts
burgh, are visiting his parents in this
city.
Miss Lille Bell, one Of Keyser's most
popular young ladies, is visitingfriends
in this city.
Mr.. John Peterman is lying danger
onsly i'll at his Lome on South Queen
Street.
Mr.. II. K. Nonamaker, representing
the firm Of Godfrey & Co. Of Phila.,
wasa caller at THE WORLD Office to-day.
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WEST VA. SUPREME COURT.

The Supreme Court Of Appeals trans
acted the following business yesterday:
The petition Of w. Irvine Cross for a
writ Of mandamus to compel the West
Virginia Central and Pittsburg Rail
way Company to admit him as d mem
Der Of the board Of directors was re-
fused, the court being Of the opinion
that as no public question is involved
in the controversy the petitioner should
first seek his remedy in the Circuit
Court. McClanahan VS.. McClanahan,
from Kanawha county; petition for 4
rehearing refused. Charleston and
South Side Bridge Company vs.. Com
stock, from Kanawha county; submit
ted. Quarters administrator vs..
Quarters heirs ct al, from Kanawha
county, on appeal Of G. s. Laidley and
]. H. Grogan, partly heard.
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Next ios prizes, leo sIper Butter dishes. Sc.
warranted heavy plate
Next 100 prizes consists Of heavy plated sill
yer Kettles, Butter Dishes, Fruit haskcts Bis
cnlt Jars. Sugar shells. Butter knives. No., &c.
all fully warranted, making total 81 60
splendid rewards, the value (which win aeEre-
This grand Literary competition il open ,o
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CnURcH DIRECroRY.

First Methodist Episcopal Church, cornes
Maple avenue and Burke street. Rev, VIM. II.
Chapman. Pastor: residence. Burke street. ad-
Joining church.
sunday School, 3. m. Sabbath services, ii
=. p. and 80 p. m. Prayer service. "wednesday
go p. m.
First Baptist Church, West King street. Rev.
=. r. Robertson. Pastor; residence West Burke
street.
Sunday school ESQ q. no Sabbath Services
u .. N. and 7:30 p. m. Prayer and Praise meet
ing Wednesday $50 .. M.
Reformed Church, East Burke street, Sun
day school ESQ q. m. Morning service II a. m
Evening service 100 p. N. Wednesday evening
service l. 80 p. m.
81. Johns Lutheran Church, corner Queen
and Martin SITS. Rev. chas. s. Trump, pastor
Services Sunday II O'Clock q. M, and 7.30 p. NJ
Sunday school 0.30 .. no. Prayer service 7:3t
every Wednesday evening. Seats free. Visi
tors welcomed.
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church corner
Of King and College Sts- Rev. Henry Thomas
Rector.
sunday School 9;S0a. m. Sunday services al
II q. m. and 7:30 p. m. Children's service first
Sunday In each month Mt 4 b. m. Evening
Prayer, Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m.
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pALrTMoRR 4 QUO TIME TABLE.
In Ersss sunday. Nov. 10Th. 1891.


No. B ve<tlbaled Limited DAILY leaves
Wash. 1850 ARRIVE ii Martinsbusk i;SO ,. M.
and Sh.eage len q m, connects ~ Hancock
40. !. TcsgIbaIed Express ~DaiIy.e leaves
New York i:So b. M Phila. t05 nalto. 5;l5
and Chicago aN0 +. m. Connects at Hancock for
Berkeley springs on saturday only.
No !. Nestibulea Limited Daily, leaves
III, Walsh. asu arrives II MaFtInaburg so 3.
connsctsat Hancock or hsrkeiey springs. *.
So. u NestIbaied Express .naliy.e leave,
New York hsp u. MI, F; phla. TAI; BALTIC. 1880
s.. Z, " NY q M
80 4. Plftshure kxpteSs .Daily. leaves New
York 1870 81 ml rhllas los Halio no and
wash ~ $50 arrives at Martinaburg iio6 n M,
No. ii. baltimore and Cumberland Accomo.
dalton ~naily, leaves baltimore 400 q, M, via
old line. arrives al MartinkhnrR Ntaa H. M; Cum
bertrand ll.is !. m. stops AZ all stations and
connects y Hancock Tor Berkeley springs, OK
"a. III baltimore ana Piedmont Acco,nmo-
dation DAILY, except sunday, leaves lialli.
more via old line ~ N:i0 n. M, and arrives at
Maftinkhurg "a p m, and Piedmont ~ 81 D. NJ.
for berkeley springs aud IL tlrcen Spring Run
81 s EAST HOUND.
No D, yestibulcd Limited 'sDasly,', leaves
ehlraeo. aae p m. arrives ~ Martlhsbnrg $50
d. fl.,; wash t.t5 p. MI, BALTIC, hAa phllA Hi3
and New York i0sio ). IA. Connects with Pitts.
burg train ~ Cumberland.
M Nestlbulod Express DAILY leaves Chi
caga i0:i0N nj, arrives at Martmshurg at $40
4. NJ, Mnshs iisle am; Iialtp. i.o0p ii. Phiia
3ses and New York q % ps M.
No. 70. Express .Dafly." leayns pittsbure az
900 y. M. arrives at Mafflnshurg B:0t q. M.
Wash 10 Hnltp. siit; Phila, ii:i0 4. III, and
30. i vestlbaled Limited snally.v leaves
81 louis eN0 ~. mi, Cincinnati $40 u. m Ar
rlxcs 1T MaffiHshurg ii:3t a. M; WASH afO IL
nj; BALTIC, Bis; Phila. b:ib and New York S5g
81 m htopsut shenandoah Junction, connects
mediate stations Connects ut Weyerton for
linRcrstown, and at Washington Junction for
Frederick, except sunday.
No. 4. Vastihuled ExprHss "Daily." leaves
81. Louis 800 p, ms; Cincinnati 8.f5 4. IN. ar
rlyes At Martlnshnrg l8l q. M, Wash. $50
baltic. Am Fhm. 4s55 and New York iO,a5n M,
No 10 Cumberland and Baltimore Accom-
notation, .Daily"' leaves Cumberland $40, and
$40 baltimore 1000 i MI PhIadep6ia s cH 4.
m; and New York 7si0 d. nj Stops al an
stations west Of Washington Junction, connects
II IIarpcr's Ferry for Winchester, at Meaverton
II No III s PIsaIno s Baltimore accommoda
tlon, daily, except Sunday, leaves Piedmont III
1.0 u. m, arrives ut Martineburg NJ lilo d. m;
arrives at Baltimore, via. old line ~ 4.a0 p. N.
for HaFerstown and at Frederick Junction Tor
Frederick.
No 10 Marflnsbnrg and brunswick accom-
mediation. Daily leaves Martinebufg 1T g;ig
q. m; arrives ~ BrnnswIck ne $40 :. nj; and
Baltimore. aud III Woverton for Hngcrsf0wn.
Q. b. sCULL, q. w. BANTMAN,
1T. O'DELI. General Manager.
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SEND IN THE NEWS.

The only way to make good and
successful daily paper, is for every
patron to consider themselves materi-
ally interested, and send in the news.
Personal mentions, accidents, improve
ments, etc, are generally more or less
numerous, and our patrons can help
along THE WORLD with news items.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-13
a eoclAL noP.

Wolfes' Hall, corner Martin and
Raleigh streets, was the scene Of an
enjoyable and social hop on last Thurs
day night, given under the direction
Of Misses Clara Schlenss, Clara Bodine
and Laura Wolfes. About twenty
couple attended, and all had ! royal
good time. Everything possible was
done to make the affair success, and
as a result, they express themselves in
favor of another at an early date.
This is the best evidence Of . social
hop.
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The First Great Battle Of the Revelation
vividly Portrayed by West
Virginia Artist.


Mason Cry, W. Va, February H.
We noticed the statement in the South
ern Historical Magazine, that DR. A.
I. knight was engaged in painting the
battle Of Point Pleasant. In our re-
cent visit to a sick family we called on
the Doctor who is our family physician
and was surprised at the progress and
grandeur Of the picture. OF course
we are no art critic, but we notice it
for the following reasons: LIST. It is
q correct landscape Of the scene in
which the battle was fought, in its
primitive majestic forest, many species
recognizable in the form and color;
especially the old sycamore that George
Washington marked as corner tree.
Then every detail happening in the
first hour of that memorable October
morn is placed on the ground as given
by history.
Fighting is going on, led by Coils.
Lewis and Fleming, both Of whom are
already wounded. Col. Fields is dash
ing up at double quick to support
them. General Andrew Lewisiscoolly
sitting upon q newly made stump Civ
ing orders to Maj. Reed, whose horse
is paving with impotence. Capt.
Pasey and his butcher with a few
negroes. are stampeding the beef cat
tie over the bank Of the Kanawha
River, whilst lot of soldiers are cut
ting timber and building a stockade.
The whole impresses one with the feel
ing Of having been an eye witness to
this, in reality the first battle of the
Revolution, and can scarcely express
a hurrah of animation at the sight.
1t should have place in the Capitol
OF our State, with the roster of those
heroes appended in lieu of the much
talked of monument at the scene Of
action, which it is time would show the
grateful remembrance Of the present
generation to the stranger; whilst the
painting would present them wildly
before the eyes Of the beholder, many
Of whom would be their lineal descend
ants.
The artist was born forty-nine years
after the occurrence. The best poets
and artists are born such. We believe
the Doctor has been an artist from
birth. Charleston Gazette.
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AND STILL THEY CONE.
Another Beneficial Order Heard Prom
A Receiver Appointed.


A Receiver Appointed.
The Courts Of Baltimore city are
having an unusual rush in the benef-
cial order line. Yesterday Parry Lee
Downs and j. c. LeGrand Cole were
appointed BY Judge Dennis in the Cir
emit Court receivers of the Order Of the
Shield, TO distribute among those en-
titled to receive it the fund Of SO, 500
remaining in the hands Of James b.
Preston, trustee Of the order for the
benefit Of its creditors. The order
made q decd Of trust to Mr.. Preston
last October. The appointment Of the
receiver was with the consent Of all
parties in interest. The remaining
claims are said to amount to over
31OO, 900.
lg3s3f
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-13
KoEssNER-rHUMB.

Last night at the residence Of her
parents on W. Franklin street, Miss
Winnie Thumb, daughter Of ex-Sheriff
David Thumb, was married to Mr.. j.
Frank Roessner, son Of Mr.. Jacob
Roessner, of this city HagerstosVn
Mail.
Miss Thumb has been a frequent
visitor III our city.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-13
4 succEssruL oPERATIoN.

For some time past Mr.. Dan. Snyder
has been afflicted with his left ear.
Daily he noticed il growing deaf, until
his hearing was almost gone. He
called on DIR. T. J. Bland, who after
several successful operations, has en-
tirely restored his hearing.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-13
rHnADu1PHlA MARxnra


PMrrApHIPnIA. Feb. n.--1Ae siock make,
was active throughout - day, but hi
strength vAs raGhsr ehOxt lived Ths Goa
siocks - IL speculation = kcfore. Res.iina
valley being 0uita strong. RnmorA hsrAsne
current, however. thAt iniunrtioa peocssiinrr.
20 RESTRAIN IL anthracite cd cunpaniei
from catering into oombinAtiOn wo1la be
brought. ard heavy selling u Readlng stock
and preferences income bonds followed. There
was IN inward movement n Lnhigh Naviga-
ton, which attracted considerable astanti0n
Fnllovfne we're The eloaina ND.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-13
sUDDEN DEATH.

Mr.. J. T. Jones, residing on South
Queen Street, died this morning at s
o'clock, Of pleuracy and Ia grippe.
He was i'll about three weeks, and his
death very sudden. He recently marri-
ed Miss Annie E. Harley, Of this city.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-13
MAKING 4 SEWER.

Mr.. Peter Blake is putting down .
sewer from the Third Ward School
yard to connect with sewer on John
Street. This Improvement was found
necessary to give the premises proper
drainage, and when complete will add
largely to the value of the property.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-13
NEXT on rHE PRoGRAl1.

Messrs. J. A. and BENZ. Donaldson
win give grand social hop at the New
Opera House on next Thursday night.
Considerable effort is being made to
make the affair big success.
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e>.r1> q. 5>nnirr-. D.>lsr n o-o@sr1s<.
Ero4l.I6n>- etc-. Assien>f Yesterday -
sac ,. =. fsr n>nsnt q crs1lters-
Yesterday afternoon At $40 p. -.
M. George s. Jennings, dealer IN gro
ceries, provisions. etc, made an assign
ment 70 Stuart W. Walker, ESQ, far
the benefit Of creditors. Several years
ago in the month OF February. Mr..
Jennings made his first assignment
and shortly afterward settled With his
creditors 1t IS cents on the dollar.
Only short while ago he resumed
business. and his second assignment,
yesterday was surprise generally.
His liability is near about 100000,
with assets that viii possibly reach
q, 800. 90, --or in other words, a fourth
class Of creditors that win receive moth
ing. We give below the classes with
names Of creditors and amounts, IS
taken from the assignment placed on
record il the County Court Clerks Of
fee, viz:
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Additional train will leave Harrisburg daily
except Saturday and Sunday at 8 10 p NJ, ariiVr
ing al Carlisle at 10 n ~, stopping ut all inter-
mediate stations on Saturdays train will leave
Harrisburg at $50 r. NJ, arriving az Carlisle 6.10
r. NJ, stopping AZ all intermediate stations.
y Memphis Express and New Orleans Express
run daily between Harrisburg and HagerstOWn
and Morning Mail daily between Harrisburg and
Chambersburg.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars between nags
erstown and New York on atlantic Express and
Night ExpFesssast and on Memphis Express and
New Orleans Express west.
pullman sleeping Cars on Might Express and
New Orleans Express between Philadelphia and
New Orleans.
Through Coaches to and from philadelphia ON
Morning Mail east and Ilagerstown AccOmmo
dalton west.
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woRK COMMENCED.

Workmsn have commenced to dig
out the foundation for vaults in the
Baker building, to be occupied by the
new Merchants and Farmers Bank.
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CALICO nALL..

The Ladies of the Grand Internal
tional Auxiliary No. Ill win give their
first Calico Dress Ball Friday evening,
February 26th, 1892, in the New Opera
House.
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AN IMPORTANT ORDER.

Judge jackson, Of the U. S. District
Court, has issued an important order
from the bench at Parkersburg, which
affects every Court Commissioner in
the State. The order revokes the APP
pointment of every Commissioner and
takes effect as follows: Those appoint
ments made by the Court at Clarks-
burg, April ], those at Wheeling April
Is, those at Charleston May l, those
st Parkersburg june 10, and those at
Martinsburg October Is, of this year.
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TIE PREDICTIONS.
NJ.
WhIts Flag.

For Eastern Pennsylvania. Eastern New York.
Delaware and Maryland slightly colder, brisk
and high N w. wind and fair weather. colder and
fair Sunday slightly warmer Sunday night. For
Western New York. Western Pennsylvania and
Ohio N. w wind generally fair weather. warm
81 By Saturday night, warmer and probably fair
Sunday.