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. etone with hor two cubs whining about her.
AZ soon as Betsy saw Sam abe got to her feet,
and pointing to the bear. said:
suckln cubs. mebby y kin think up some way
to git that carcase down to Frisbie's an Wit the
for takin' EN- on n visit to pop mn mami'
Betsy. walked back to the house. and Sam
S soL nd hs s pdsaS
down to Frisbie's. Frisbis handed out the $40.
and $40 besides for tho two cubs, and the next
morning Betsy and tho young ones started
for her old home up on the Chemung. as
happy as crIckets."
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The Story or n Remarkable CrOw-lt MaA
Lots Of Fun BetOre 1t Died. ....


SCRANTON. March 25.-"I never did but one
thing In tho woods that was sorry for" said
an old Scranton hunter. land have been
ashamed OF it ever since. lived In Clifton
township then. and going through some woods
ono June day saw crows most In a nine
tree. No crows were In sight. and there were
no signs Of life In the top OF tho tree. where
the nest was. l carried u shotgun. and as l
saw nothing in tho air to fire at. banged
away at the crows nest and won't on Whom
came back in tho afternoon saw Cow sail-
Ing around the nest and making n great fuss.
l hid. and in a short time the crow aightod on
the rim OF tho nest, acted rs though it was
trying to feed its young ones. talked
and coaSed spell. and then flow
of. l saw that something was wrong
from tho way tho crow acted. so
I pulled or my boots and started
TO climb the tree. When was half way NJ
tho crow came back. sailed around. and
squalleI at me. When / reached tho most
found the noisy crows mato sitting In 1t with
her bill tucked under her breast and her eyes
closed. She was dead and cold. and under her
were three eggs and little baby crow. loss
than day old. My shot had killed tho mother
bird. and also tho little crows In tho three
shells but they hadn't injured the baby crow
particle Its crop was full, and l put it IN
dead crow on her nest. / didn't expect the
aye Ias and u.s.
full Of mischief as any tame crow ever saw.
I'VE named him Pop. and soon after he
to my brothers baby He learned TO- cry OK
actly Ike the baby and for hours, while the
the cradle and watch it, Keeping perfectly still
until II awoke. II the baby walked MP crying,
laughed with il. II any one in the house mads
any Unnecessary noise while the baby was
sleeping, Pop would stretch out his neck Pad
kiss the baby, and when 1t got 10 thai II cgept
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cHuRcH DIRECTORY.

:. First Methodist Episcopal Church. corner
Maple avenue and Burke street Rev. Vim, III .
joining church
sunday school, a. m Sabbath services. ii
$50 p. M
First Baptist Church, West King street Rev.
street. 49, y
sunday school 800 a m. sabbath Services
II a. m and 30 p. m. Prayer and Praise meet.
ing Wednesday 40 D. m.
Reformed Church, East Burke street. sun.
day school 3, IN a. IN. Morning service III a, m
Evening service 700 p. m, Wednesday evening
service 1a0 p. m.
s. JOHNS Lutheran Church, corner Queen
ana Martin SITS. Rev Chas. s. TRUMP. pastor
Services Sunday II O'Clock q. M. and ESQ . m
sunday School $50 a, m. Prayer service 7,3o
every "Wednesday evening. Seats free. Visi
tors welcomed
Trinity Protestant Episcopal Church corner.
Rector
Sunday school $50 a. m. sunday services Al
u a. M and T'3O D. m. children's service first
sunday in each month at / n M Evening
Prayer Wednesdays at 7:S0 p. m.
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ooMaox LAW.

State Of W. Va, VS. Edward Simp
son; case continued until next term Of
court, undera recognizance, indicted
for felony.
State Of W. Va, VS.. j. E. Hutzler,
same order as above.
Ordered that a rule issued against
Jerry Slonaker, Isaac Slonaker, and
Frank n. Hardy, to show cause why
they should not be fined for failure 10
obey summons as witnesses.
S. A. Wyndham VS.. J. S. Lafeyre.
trespass. rule for security Of costs.
oHANcERY.
w w. Downey's heirs VS.. Frank L.
.Downey ct al, decree confirming re-
port Of special commissioner and re-
ferring ease to commissioner TO dis
tribute cash payment.
Lee Siler, etc. vs.. Isabelle Siler, etc.
decree confirming report Of commits
sioner Of partition, and appointing
commissioner for sale Of realty.
o. B. Lafevre, executor, etc, VS..
Mary E. Dirty ct al. E. W. Tabb fled
his answer.
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.
oFrtcE BoARp wonlpss Fam MANAaKRs. !
farkersbarg. West Va.

orFtcE BoARp MonlD's FAM MANAexRs.
farkerSbarg, West Va.
January :, lsssa
Bids for the ercction and eompleiinn Of the
State Dulsdlng for West Virginia fo he built AZ
Chicago. on the Columbian ExnOsifien rrounfls
~ = kNou tark, ~ accordance with the plans.
araMltngs and Specifications prepared TOR the
same py y l., Stisbee, architect ~ Chicago. IL
linois. are called FOR by tie B.sar.i ~ Wovidss
Fair Managers
The plans and specifications win b on ale IL
once 81 The Board. IN Parkershnrr " u
osnce y John ;. Nay or, wheeling. VIVA
ONCE o. Hon. u. $. Carr, Charleston. W Va
once g the County Clerk, Clarksburg W.
once q Hen, Geo NJ Bowers, Martinsburs,
oehes q i, I. stlsbee, - Lakeside building,
All bids must BE Tor The whole IL the building
complete aS called 1uF. and far lumber prutl ees
s Mllnlh lne State 81 West Virginia, except the
frame work, which will he Optional with the
bidder building TO be completed by the 18th 81
October, lsts2.
Each bidder must furnish with Ills It'd / bond
81 Sl1HV, three snreties satisfactory 10 tho
Board, for the full and proper performance ii
the work as set forth and required ~ the archl.
tect, and 70 insure the Bvarl against an loss,
damage or other suits arising from the negll-
genee 81 the contrartor on otherwise a. con,
nected with the construction af this building
anu Tor any other matters that may come Int
All bids fnust be sent in CONFORMING to tho
above terms TO W, y. Chancellor President III
the Hoard OF Worlds Fair Managers, Farkers
burg. VI, Va. by the 10th day Of February isss
ON which day the Board win meet "a open and
consider bids
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any a,
all bids, and % dednct from the contract Ill
materials furnished BY the Board, or any change
iessening tht.cost 81 the building,
The attention Of West Virginia bidders Is "a
.peciatly called 10 this notice.
Byorder Of the BOARD OF Managers
". N. CHANCELLOR, President
n. G. MellAr, Secretary. i.istd
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STATE NEWS.

The twentieth annual meeting of the
Y. M. CA. of West Va, Maryland,
Delaware and District Of Columbia,
which was in session at Parkersburg,
closed Sunday evening.
In the U. S. Court, now in session at
Parkersburg, Jas. Robinson was sen
fenced to 20 days in the county jail
and fine of 500 for selling liquor
contrary I'd the statutes.
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pAITTMonE I ONO rIME TAnLE.


No. s. vestIbalcd limited sDaily, leaves
View York le:ih q M, phiia, SIS BALTIC. ioaos
Mash va LTD , ssglss = Msssinsesfe s.s p M
fnf nerkelov epriurS
No, I xessihuled Rxpssss rntily,f leaves
S Nsss l sp, r ri i aa a's s vs. WIS., ~
anil chicagu p n uannccts et Hancock for
B,Ekeley sprlngs on sassrday only ~.
New Yufk, 80 4. m, fhia u - BALTIC. 40 D
mi Wash. a1os arrives at Martinsharg so ..
esss sss x sssess ss sk. sSa sp M sa X
III ka' i vsss,Ibnled gspre.s nalB,s leaves
WISH iisps arriyrs II Marllnsburg 100 u IN,
Cincinnati hsls D. y aud - Louis ssia 4. n,
NJ. Pitts6urr kxprcss Daily " leaves New
Wash sss arrives AZ Mariinsburr ii:oS 3 M,
and nitfsburg $50 q. N. !
datIon Daily" leaves baltimore a0l a. M, via
old line arrives 1T Martinsbnrg HsaS a M: Cum
heriand It's n m. stops Nc All stations and
connects 20 Hancock for Berkeley Springs, cx'
M ii baltimore and Piedmont Accommc.
datlon DAILY except sunday, Leaves e, Balil,
Martineharg isel p m. and Piedmont ~ 6:sa p. NJ.
stops al all stations and CONNECTS at Hancock
for Berkeley springs and ~ Green spring Run
- ''ss' EAST hound
No q vestihuled Limited eDaily,e leaves
Chicago GhS d. M, arrives &C Mnftlnsburg 80
2. e., Wash; s:ia 4 m, Baltic. $50 Phlla e:i3
burg train IL Cumberland
Ms. kestihuied Express Daily leaves Chi.
cage 1910 d. m. arrives az MartinsburR ~ ON
q M, Wash, 1856 q, m: BALTIC loo p. m. I; phta
a.g3 and New York 6Nn i. M.
No. 10 Express Daily leaves Plttsburg ~
GA D. M. arrives n Mnftinsburg Sol 4. m,
Wash. go: Ralto. sis Phila iii0 q, m, and
New York isAs n tsfr
No Z, Nestibnied Limited Daily. leaves
81 Louis 500 4. nj. Cincinnati f:so D nj. ar
/ rives at Martinsburg tt:ht a. M +; wash 4.i0 I.
M; BALTIC. 3sib Phila. H1A and New York So
| n. in. stops Mt Shenandoah junction, connects
at Iarper's Ferry for Lexington. Va. and inter
mediate stations Connects nt Weyerton for
Itaeerstown. and NJ Washington junction for
no. L. Nestibnled Express Daily" leaves
| ST. Louis sos p. M; Cincinnati NiA n. IN. AR
/ rives az MMrtinsburg faf u. M, Wash. $50
BALTIC. ao5 Phila. 7s5S and New York 1898 Il. m.
/ mediation, Daily leaves Cumberland ss0 and
arrives nj Martinsburg $40 p. m; Washington
$40 baltimore 1000 p. m, Philadelphia eos n.
M; and New York T:10 a, IN. Stops al all
at Hnrperx Ferry for Winchester. az WeayertOn
/ for Hagerftown. except sunday.
4 No. ~. Piedmont 4 Baltimore aceommoda
1 ton, daily, except sunday, leaves Piedmont At
S:10 q. M, arrives at Martnsburg IL 1870 a. IN;
arrives ut Baltimore, via. old line at 4:aD d m.
| for iIagerstown and 81 Frederick junction for
4 Frederick
so. sO Martinsburg and Brunswick accom-
notation. Daily, leaves MartinAbnrg At $40
connects IL ffarpnr's Ferry for Lexington and
Baltimore, and at weyerton for HaRerstown.
&. d. sCuLIs q. w. SANTMAN,
Gen. Pass'r A'gt. Ticket Agent.
1T. oDELL, General Manager,
i Baltimore. Nd,
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MATRIMONIAL.

Cards are out announcing the mar
rage of Mr.. Edward G. Mcdonald to
Miss Cordelia, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Sprinkle, all of this city.
1t will take place at St. Joseph's
Church, Tuesday evening, January
26th, at 5 o'clock. After the cere-
mony the couple viii leave for a tour
to the eastern cities.
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rHE orERA HousE cLAss-nLowEns

THE OPERA HOUSE GLASS-BLOwERS
Madam Anderson and her company
Of crystal workers opened their engage
ment under the supervision of Mr.. f..
g. barrow, our popular young manag-
er Of the New Opera House last night.
A great many Of our citizens will re-
member this company as they gave
universal satisfaction on their last visit
and by the large crowd that greeted
them last evening, there is no doubt
that the Opera House will be crowded
at eachsexhibition. All the beautiful
designs manufactured by the different
artists, are distributed TO the visitors.
This evening there viii be a voting con-
test for the Young ladies under is
years of age, and beautiful case Of
designs, valued at SIS, will be present,
ed TO the young lady securing the larg-
est number Of votes, every visitor will
receive vote and present free. The
exhibition hours for the glass blow
ing are from to 8, after which there
is chance for about an hour for the
entertainment of younger portion of
the audience. The exhibition comes
| to us with the highest recommendation,
as the following letter will show:
4
SHIPPENsBURG, Pa,
Dec. 5, 1891.
/ This afternoon / went with num-
Der of the students Of our school to see
an exhibition given by the Anderson
Glass Blowers in Shippensburg. We
were all pleased with their entertain
ment. These gentlemen are experts in
! their art and gladly give you much
] valuable and interesting information.
take pleasure in commencing them
to the public and especially to those
engaged in school work.
Yours, &C.,
Jos. F. BARTON,
Teacher Of Nat. Sci, C. v. S. n. S.
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4 SATISFACTORY INTERVIEW.

Mr.. G. NJ. Bowers and Senator
Faulkner have returned from Newark,
where they had a very satisfactory in
terview with the Phoenix Lock Com
pany.. Mr.. Bowers states that the
prospect for the plants removal to this
place is very bright.
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DIED.

Miss Rubenstine, who has been max
ing her home with her uncle, Mr..
Morgan, on High street, died this
morning at one o'clock. The funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon at
three o'clock. Interment in Green
Hill Cemetery.
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PROGRESSIVE ENDowMENT.

Mr.. "A. S. Goulden was in Baltimore
on last Friday and had an interview
with Droege and Duvall, receivers of
the Progressive Endowment League,
who stated that they would settle at
eighty cents on the dollar. They expect
to begin payment in few days.
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SPECIFICATIONS

Eight Polygraph sheets of plans Of
West Virginia State buildings at the
Worlds Columbian Exposition at Chi
cago, Ills, and specifications of same
can be seen at the Office of the NJ. NJ.
NJ. & |. Company.
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Personal MESr.oS.

Mr.. Dennie Waters, Of Baltimore,
spent Sunday in this city, the guest 81
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Thompson, near
East John street.
Mr. II. II. Emmcrt has fitted him
self out in the best Of style in his new
quarters over the National Bank,
where he win be glad to see all his
friends.
Mr.. Hugh A. White, of Bnena Vista,
Va, was in our city yesterday attend
ing Circuit Court.
Mr.. 7. claud Wolfe, formerly q. S.
Express agent at clarksburg. has re-
signed his position andreturned home.
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Additional train will leave Harrisburg daily.
except Saturday and Sunday at 10 " NJ, arfty-
ing at Carlisle at ITO n n stopping ut all inter-
mediate stations on Saturdays train will leave
Harrisburg at $40 p NJ. arriving at Carlisle d 10
p. NJ, stopping at all intermediate stations.
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 Hag-.
erst0wn and New York on Atlantic Expross and
Night Express east and ON Memphis Express and
New Orleans Express west.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on Night Express and
New Orleans Express between Philadelphia and
New Orleans.
Through Coaches to and from Philadelphia on
Morning Mail east and Hagerstown Accommo-
dafion west.
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PAID OFF.

The B. & Q. pay ear was at Bruins
wick yesterday evening and the EN-
ployees were paid Of. The car is look
ed for at this point to-day.
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THE PROJECTIONS.

ware, Maryland, clearing cold wave, Northwest
gales. Virginia, rain. turning to snow, cold
wave. West Virginia, Western Pennsylvania
Ohio. fair until Thursday. warmer BY wednes-
day night. variable winds. Western New York
clearing. warmer by Wednesday night,
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The LAUsDRr IN OPERATION.

The Martinsburg Steam Laundry
Commenced operations yesterday
morning: Everything is now com
plete and the patrons are sending in
their wash. The laundry is equipped
with the best machinery, and forct
of competent bankruptcies. From
eight to ten washes can be turned ouf
in a day. Send your wash in thu
morning and You can get it the same
evening. Patronize home industry.
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Garza Lncateti.

LAREDO, Tex, Jan. 20.-From private
sources it has been learned that CARA
and five or six followers have been To-
Gated at point called Iona Prieto,
near the line of Encinal and Duval
counties.
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MARRIED.

On the 10Th inst. by Rev. VIM. n.
Chapman at the First NJ. E. Church,
Robt. W. Keller to Miss Annie Middle
camp, both of this city.
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BANK STOCK SOLD.

Mr.. J. C. Frazier has purchased
from Hon. Geo. NJ. Bowers 81 shares
of Peoples National Bank stock, at
S145 per share.
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At THE RINK.

The City Band viii play in the rink
on Friday night instead of Thursday
evening. Come.
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one May Die.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark, Jan. 20.-The
north bound passenger train on the
Frisco line was wrecked half mile
south of Woolsey's switch. Eight per-
sons were injured. One of them, Samuel
A. Williams, of Mead Center. Kas., may
dia
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Valuable Property For Sale.

DRICK HOUSE, rooms, good lot 5OxIOo feet.
- good stable, carriage House. on Raleigh
street. Price $500
-DRlCK HOUSE, rooms, good lot 5tx200 feet
ID Burke street. Price s32o0.
LNRAME HOUSE, 8 rooms, lot s6x247, room for
il one or two more houses, on High street.
1000 select Black Walnut Trees SO each.
5000 select white Oak Trees, s175 each.
i-il-3w J. II. BRISTOR.
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ro-MoRRow.
tomorrow.

THE WORLDS prize win be awarded
tomorrow.
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A coon ExHIRIT1nN

Bohemian Glass Blowers, at the
New Opera House, FIVE nights only,
commencing january 10.
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DANCING SCHOOL

During the Winter season, including - les.
sons, Prof VI. "A. NIknENTuHL will give dan
cling Instructions at the New Opera House on
every Mednes day afternoon and evening The
afternoon lessons viii he specially for ladies'.
Prof. Niedentohl being member III the National
Association ~ Teachers In the United States and
Canada H. qualified 10 instruct pupils nj all the
latest dances Those desiring Information can
apply ~ Al. Donaldson IL Baker 4 Rcarick's
store or correspond with.
PROF. II, A, N1EnENTOHI,
issIm Wayneshoro. Pa
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A Family killed BY q war Relic.

BERLIN, Jan. pa miner of Saar.
Louis, named Burbach, his wife and
child have been killed by the explosion
of a shell which they found in an old
battle field of Saarbrucken.
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A coon ExiIfnrrIoNi.

Bohemian Glass Blowers, at The
New Opera House, Ave nights only.
commencing january 10.
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Additional Train viii leave Carlisle daily ex-
eept sunday at $50 a. m. stopping nj all inter
mediate stations, arriving at Harrisburg ~ go
q. IN.
Atlantic Express and Night Express East villa
run daily between Harrisburg and 1iagerst0wn,
and Evening Mail and daily between Harrisburg
and Chambersburg.
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NOE RENT AND FoR SALE.

For rent, three nice rooms up stairs, good
garden and fruit So per month.
For rent, good stabling for horses, also room
for carriage.
For sale beautiful little farm of III acres,
house stable &C, situated on good road one
mile from Inwood, miles from Martinsburg,
purchaser would get 1900 choice Young peach
treesto transplant, price 5000, easy terms
For sale. good new carriage made to order.
cost SIPS price $50 Good second hand top
buggy SEQ See j. III. BRIST0R.
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between Willlamsport, Shippensbnrg and Inter
mediate Points.

Leave Williamsport for Hagerstown, Gas, 7:l5,
I0:55 a. M. and i:45 and 6:l5 D. m.
Leave Haeerstown for Williamsporf, $50 q. m,
and 1918, 1:45 and sos p. m.
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Leave Rocky Ridge for Emmitsburg 10.l0 q. m,
and 333 and Gas p, m. Arrive at Emmifsburg
lilo d. m, and 4s03 and 7sO5 p, m.
Leave Emmitsburg for Rocky Ridge $40 g. m,
and ESQ and $50 p, m. Arrive ut Rocky Ridge
$50 3. M. and 3.s2 and 80 p. m.
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Two store roorns located "a Race sfreatI near
0neen. both under the Opera iIunse one heinR
occupled ~ kimmeriinr Krans a. 4 hoffiIns
house. and the fher ~ Vim Effenrrr a 4 Tnraf
shop Both will iighfed and ventilated. and IN
nne condition. For further information apply
i.it-im 5oHN rEILKR.
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CITY GRAIN MARKET.

Revised. and corrected daily by Alex Parks,
grain, -four and feed merchant, Parks EIe.
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PUBLIC SHE
OF VALUABLE
Town Property.
BRICK HOUSE,

,,.;th donble brick Office attached. This Is
the same nroperty that was built by the late
BENJAMIN Boyd, without regard to cost, as q
residence. and is as well built, well finished and
bas hsndsome modern slate mantels, fireplace
heater. gas. water, sc. Two very large els
terms. large stable and garden lot. fronting GO
bas an a6undance of frontage on said street for
the ERECTION Of four tenement houses. With
very little expense the house BY putting an "a,
into two yery convenient dwellings Of from to
TERMS .1Dne third cash and the remainder
4, assv navment to suit the purchaser. said pay
= * be secured BY lien on the property.
,.1s'.d. MRS. DIR. j. @. WILSON.
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EOR RENT,

E1OR SALE.
An odeIl Type Writer, good as new. Cost SIS
VIII be sold very cheap. Call at The WoRDD
office and examine same. l-l9-tf,
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SOUTHERN pENN'A R. R. TRAINS


Connections for an stations on Cdmbetlnnd
TEN. J. +. BOYD, supt
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TEMPERATURE At o'clock 4. n. 10.
Maximum $50
Minimnm-1Io
WIND: Force Gentle.
Direction from-N, West.
STATE or SKY: Calm.
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The woRID at 10 cents per week.
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VALLEY RAILROAD TIME
u TABLE Dec. LEI, 1921.
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CITY PRODUCE MARKET.

Revised and corrected Daily by ID N. KIImer
Grocery, Provision & Queenware Merchant
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'FldE W0RLB
The WsI!ds NeaIhsI Bulletin.

Observations taken at
Martinsburg every morning
at o'clock By GEoRsk w
vAxxErnK. the representa-
tive Of the United States
Weather Bureau. I'm
WOMB viii use the same
flags as displayed at the
Court House and the people
can come very nsar know
ing what weather to expect
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Jos. +. BARTON,
Teacher Of Nat. Sci, c. V. S. n. S.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1892-07-21
The Veterans to EncamP.

DIR. r. Holiday, commander of Samp'
son Camp No. 1877 of United Confede-
rate Veterans, has received the annual
report and general orders of the body.
Sampson camp is the oldest organization
of its kind in the State and now num-
bers ninety members. 1t is hoped that
the entire body can 60 down to Wrights-
Vile lust after the encampment OF the
State Guard and have a general good
time. Commander Holiday asks us to
say that all Sampson Veterans are cordl-
ally invited to go along. 1t will be ne
&C ssary for each man to provide himself
with three days rations and blanket
Those who desire to go should see DIR
Holiday at once in order that the neces
sary arrangements may be made. Th'
date of the encampment will be an
nounced in THE CAUCASIAN as soon a
decided upon. This will be pleasan
trip for the veterans, and it will be IN
teresting for them to- meet as a body o.
peace and pleasure bent and eight tnel
battles Ger" by the charming seaside
P. s. Since the above was IN type
the date has been fixed, August 16tf
See Order No. from Adjutant Gener'
Hall in another column.