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Table Linen.

Pale gray table linen is now used FOR
swell iuncheons This il rendered
charming when psnk floral decorations
are employed. and an added touch %
beauty may TO- given by the introduction
u PINK china
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A6Al 4oYAYG.
F:x.DIfsss:@.
Real Estate. q NearUe.

Real Estate.


jsss s,gs fss S.isssislg. the tss<h~a nsvs~sts.
sstesaasS frszn College avenue "a hAaa.<xs
ssense t<sandt1 90 the sofsk - nslts strssss
snd eastsx . dss,th III sh<sst 20 fsre No nssre
slarioay hnessd psrss ~ che csss. nas class
~ sapesseross saueasd a.
h~esnd svssSs. astx. sxostisot isossssn, .
esrg<is. - rscess salss N ths asAGstsSts<-sd
pgsse.
Psna.s Aadssss,a- Several cell lacss.a bsss
an eada~<sn sseuee and LAfsysses saFsss. jose
~ tss eest ss~Ad<ece sectsaa-
hasyaaa. lie AostA plstsasn sersre c~sasr
SIssesssi ssssne, hes s~ssS~1se; iss s4Ahe
80 esenos. splsoasaiy Arranged. ss<,dsrn
h"sse; p~sssrs coadisscn. steam aud hs's e.s
heat
-. Ctsery. corner Jef.ssoa sssaas. 10 rosa.s
Aad bath feasssase is price
20 s~scnsh sseaae, ps~siS. tee stAsry frAa.s
S1ssi.ss, near s,sss Dssiss"s street car hass.
lSos soxho With frame uaisdinx<b .ssnia
street. opI-osits sasnn deset- Good is<stsoa
tof Lotel other business
81 North iosals. brsek dwelling, ~ csns. isss
lsriW "a pssrd siS~y harm en pr~msscs. ssass.
DAD lo<@tsssn.
Lot 7sEiss Terrace sssnss. mar Wealth,
avenue exesli sat location.
Nef,hsr., cern-s bssdss and Lincoln, facing
l.ineols park. sisxiE, With frame boslasAss .
serB Ie~ pSice.
soul esst conner fh~fmsn and East stsr<f.
lot lszxi1 can e~ bought very loo.
Norihsest corner Hail and tens~r ssrsess
bot sboai --sx--s. and name DOsldlnx splendid
lotat
Northwest corner Naxuid and sssrkins
street,. iot Gain. With frame dwelling ss.s.i
business iecstion loo price
L"ts aud :, block 4, Mild-f d. stssea's Add
tson. Iona Str~et, >safh az Hall strret, lot
luuaiss. With barn. loo Ir.cs.
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dren. and George ILL., had fifteen sons
and daughters. The oldest royal family
in Europe IL that Of the Ducal House OF
Mecklenburg. which traces its descent
from Geneseric. who sacked Rome A.
ID. 40.
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Face"sY On Mil street. adjoining the Bsss~ii
Garrett swecper Co; stones and high Las--
m-nt. massive brick baiidils. light ON -four
sad<s; water power ~tth vasss wheel steam
po~cs, freight elevator. main cha ftiux snd
Pulie,r. and steam heating apparatus; main
Dnidine snia. with che story brsck sddsssua
hhln. Possession ~ once.
huron street. nr-t nscr. room s,r7o we'll
adapted for supply business az light MANI
featuring. Only SIS per- year
and 10 Huron street. Z r.ms. s.c-.oS f,...t
Zach -pxD: suitable Tor light mADufa r,ur,nx .
very cheap: 9 per month each
al cherry, next Corner of Jefferson nycnue
10 r.cms we'll arranged very modern
20 therry. corner jefferson avenue ~ac~ij~nt
location frame dwelling ~ iooms and bath
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Notes - hrrthF TrFpa sesf tes ss-<-ssus. ~
rpH SEE see snrs,vssssrzsfs - Eatis~~s -c,.Ft.
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u ,s<f<e ~ sh@ - T~.sssssreF "a 4 eli
n 81 &1fElf A Ga f-s.-1sa-er
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Special Bargains offered On the Famous
Belle PI1I0 addition.
For Rent.

Pleasant Suite Of six large rooms on ground
hcor, with woodhousc. cellar. bath, we'll. cts-
tern and city water. gas. etc, on West Bridge
street so ii location. Gall early IL you wish to
secure this at SIS per month.
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MUST BE SOLD.

On soen'r' ~ ere dat - vxpr-
stsies.ai1 -s-sff 90 sfaf~s s,-rr,s-- hsurtf,x
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= F-~s. .~cfites Fsr~ cssfscs. sysftss iis
Ffl hlsss fs~fFs.sas
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Who w0s,t0

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fl,ct af-esu s4.sssr.r sf.i.,seta A~sf3s.s srs4
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LNOR . loan on real estate see John n. Martin
i No. " Canal street a.
MONEY LOANED Tor sbov. time In large ~
Avl snall amounts on sny form 80 gtpj .-crr-
ry Frank A. Werner, &c Michigan Trust
FsildinS COT. Pearl aud Otts~s streeus lac
phone liza
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u'ELErno>f ga - h.ssiis a ral,. ssa -
U $50 eat F-fsa chsirz ssfss s.sis tks hsss
asssrsi. sss shssssss - sssss tAsa ssss $50
a. sssssA Ssis 49,
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MrSCGLl ANGUS

TTENTfos LADIES rnrs. psr,t H..
~ v.iot-er viii -nl.ssa fo.r hu., e.e irets-s
basrsEt~-i ist Iasftssrtions t. 80 "a psx.
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w eef Price 90 sFgBs salt ~ si.sthss 90
par ~ Hsafs usss - ofs1>s Nslst H-xsrar
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IDRoR,Ik ORDER s,s'. e s,cl,.e.r crar
- of heut - a. ss-sss.si - fiss f.lisssa
.sur' f.r sa.d counts - kerf. b. lf "a siie t.rs
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irh day 20 March 10 the var s.ilt fls,.ii. ssh
eight hundred and nfnpiy t-r.ss.
Present. srus y Tefki.ts Ju,ise - lr.sisat.
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FOR RENT BUSINESS.

FOR RENT BUSINESS.
LNOR RENT-No. 20 Canal street vacant and
J. for rent John X. Martin. No. 80 Canal
street n
k>OR RENT-The four siory and Aasensot
lease. Ia ry~pcusible party. Inquire Of T. Clark
Ihwins. phone Ga letf
kNoR RENT-Thc stores nov occupied By
u w-stheriy 4 -Pulte, on Pearl street
Possession given Mayl For particulars in
quire nj Enos Putnam. - Monroe street. SIT
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
I.'oR SALE CHEAP An entire on,ft for :
! bchriins house Apply u Spring street. 20
L'oR sALE-The steamer "Grsnd leland =
j real estate taken IN exchange. Inquire 4
hamclehle. g Sirth street. -
L'oR SALE 4 desirable young ariv,ns marc.
perfectly sound. stylish and fast, fnauirv
nus - . " " 'sr s. s,e
WANTED Furniture buyers to take sav.n.
w 'sTr 81 the great bargains at Is North
Front street.
L'Ok SALE Impaired health nnskea 4. i'm
pcrstiv- that 1 shall sell ny saloon AID
restaurant. II is ono ~ tn. b.-t properties IN
the ei'y. To persons who dNsire 10 purchase
III particulars VIII o~ given an sppli. alton
business and wall give - tho rish, man with
money option ga The ba-' ssi.ssn ant rsssau-
rant in tnssd kap,ds. Address n. 4. l.. Nor.
Gid Office. tRff
L'oR sAIE NJ .n'ir. Store 80 furn,,rr~ .nA
j ntscallsneon hou-eholt goods q nes
house anil large iv' corner ~ I nirn sni Carer
streets house aud iot Ne la sdt.op ssr.a.
'aesn, loi IN .hrtst s'r~~' farm ~ ,-n ssr-.
10 rssds east ~ city limit rev buildings and
ell kinds ~ fruit viu eel 90 erehsnSe toe
other properly 4 a Lord. No IL ssuckins
tfl.f
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L>OR BALE-Brand new. modern house. No
Il lss south Union. between Cherry and
Cesnhy, INQUIRE AZ ~: Scu,h Sn,on OF "i r.
l2-l mo
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CHANGERS PICNIC.

Monday, August %, the Changers
picnic at Williams Grove win De open
ed with an address by Hon. Leonard
Rhone, Master of the Presbyterian
State Grange. Tuesday will be w.
g. 7. U. day and Wednesday National
Woman,s Suffrage Society day, when
Mrs. Anna Shaw will speak. Thurs,
day will be Granger day proper All
the addresses viii be delivered By
members Of the order. Friday will be
National day. The political parties
will have representatives. Gen. D.
H. Hastings, Frank E. Beltzhoover,
and Gen. Viewer, the later Of Populs-
tic feme, win be among the number Of
speakers.
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SPECIMEN GASES,

s, H. Crawford. New Cassel, Wis,
was troubled with Neuralgia and Rheu-
matism. His stomach was disordered,
his liver was affected to an alarming
degree, appetite fell away, and he was
terribly reduced in flesh and strength.
Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured
him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, H.,
had running sore on his leg Of eight
years standing. Used three bottles Of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes Of
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and his leg is
sound and well John Speaker, Ca
tawba, Of, had FIVE large fever sores
on his leg, doctors said he was incur
able. One bottle Of Electric Bitters
and one box Bucklen's Arnica Salye
cured him entirely. Sold by E, @.
Williams, Jr. ,\& Co., drug store.
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rHE WORLDS PRENTUMs.

The following is list Of premiums
offered by THE WORLD for exhibits al
the Inw1od Park Fair. Exhibitors
entitled to them viii please furnish
official notice at once. They are as
follows: years subscription to the
weekly edition for the best two year
old colt; best mileh COW; best driving
mare under five years old; best exhib-
il Of butter; best exhibit Of fancy work
best exhibit of grain Of any kind; best
exhibit Of agricultural implements;
best exhibit of carriages, buggies, etc.
best exhibit Of preserves; best exhibit
of sheep; II prizes in all
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Howis THIsl

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarl
Cure.
FL. CHENEY 4 Co., Props, Toledo, O
We the undersigned have known F
). Cheney for the last Is years, ant
believe him perfectly honorable in al
business transactions and financially
able to carry out obligations made By
their firm.
WEST & TRuAx, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo. O.
WALDING, KHAN & MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, Q.
Halls Catarrh Cure is tsken internal
", acting directly upon the blood ant
mucous surfaces of the system. Price
Toe. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists
Testimonials free.
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SNAP SHOTS.

4 4
Brief bits Of Interesting News Called for Haaty
Readers.
The grangers picnic next.
II don't pay 10 attend to other peo'
pies business.
The money market was never known
to lie more stringent in this city than
inthe past week.
We are prepared to do all kinds OF
job printing, at the shortest notice and
at rock bottom prices.
Many persons are indebted to tins
paper for subscription, and we must
insist on an immediate settlement.
After the financial embarrassment
shall have passed away thousands Of
the plain people viii wonder what It
was alhabout.
On Monday, August Il, Sadie Thomp-
/ son, aged ten years, disappeared from
her home in Carlisle and since then
nothing has been heard of her.
A union meeting Of trainmen and
operators will be held at Bluefield, W !.
Va, on Saturday, Sept End, under the
auspices Of the N. & W. employees.
Samuel Bowers Of Hagerstown, fell
a height Of twenty-five feet down a
s j.
well being dug by H. A. Downin at
Halltown, w. va. He escaped with
badly cut head and bruised arm.
III Carlisle, when a man gets pen
sion and knows no other use than to
spend it for whiskey, the court has an
inquisition made and if they find that
he is an habitual drunkard commit
tee is appointed to take charge OF his
affairs and receive his pension and
make proper disposition Of it, The
last man to be brought under this rule
was Henry Harder.
The moon is getting ''full' rapidly;
it win have attained its happiest point
On the 9th at 3;43 o'clock in the morn
ms That will be rather late to be able
70 be up and out with the boys next
evening, but as its habits are fixed, i
can be relied upon.
Frank Smith, a creditor Of the Will
low Grove Creamery Company. Bakers
vile, has through attorneys Armstrong
and Poffenberger filed bill in equity
alleging that that company is insolvent
and asking that receiver be appoint
60 70 wind up its affairs.
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DEATH OF THOMAS sHEEHAN.

On Thursday morning At 8 O'Clock,
NJ Thomas Sheehan died Of consump-
lion d his home on North Queen St.
He was about % years Of age. The
funeral took place this morning from
81. Joseph's church, with high mass Of
requiem, Father II. J. McKeefry of
floating. Interment was made IN 81.
Joseph's cemetery. NJ. sileehan was
i popular young man, and generally
liked. He had gone into decline
some months ago, and his death was
expected. The bereaved and afflicted
family have the sympathy IF z large
circle of friends.
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NOW TRY THIS.

Ii will cost you nothing and will
surely do you good, if you have q
Cough, Cold, or any trouble with
Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to
give relief, or money will be paid back.
Sufferers from La Grippe found it Just
the thing and under its use had q
speedy and perfect recovery. Try a
sample bottle at our expense and learn
lust how good thing It's, Trial bot
ties free at Z. q. Williams, Jr., y Co.
drug store. Large size SOC. and 81.
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is the question Of the day. Every
body has i desire for some cool drink.
All enjoy both the taste and effects
when they partake Of our lee Cream
Soda.
We use plenty % ice, thereby giving
sou AN Ice cold drink. which Il pleas
ant and refreshing. ana effcctually
disPels that tired feeling one has OH 4
hot sultry day, Our syrups aie Of the
best and our tumbIer washer insnres
you well washed glass to drink It
from. We serve Ice Cream with our
Soda Water, al the regular price. 5e 4
glass. A. NJ Gilbert 4 Bro.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-26
PERSONAL MENTION R

The Coming and Going Of Friends, Acquaintance
and Strangers.
Mr.. Wilbur +. Evans left to day for
the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
Mr.. Harry Schartf, q Romney, w.
Va, is visiting his parents in this city.
Miss Katie H. Matthaei, Of Balti-
mofe, Is visiting her uncle, Mr.. Chas.
Matthaei, and family, in this city.
Miss Maggie Weir, Of Baltimore,
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Henry Arm
Ftrong, On High street.
Miss Lucy Booth, of Wilmington, Del.
lias Mamie Neumeyer and Mr.. George
\ Laslhorn, Of Washington, p. C.,
fe visiting Mrs. E. Rose Fisher, on
North Queen street.
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PROM SIRE TO SON.

AS a Family Medicine, Bacon's Gel
cry Cure passes from sire to son as a
legacy. II you have Kidney, Liver OF
Blood disorder do not delay, but get q
free sample package Of this remedy at
once. If you have Indigestion, Con-
stipation, Headache, Rheumatism, etc.
this grand specific will cure you. A.
M. Gilbert & Bro. the leading druggists,
are sole agents and are distributing
samples free to the afflicted. Large
packages SOC.
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An IMPORTANT ITEM.

Do not waste your money on vile,
watery mixtures compounded BY mex
perienced persons when A. NJ. Gilbert
Il Bro, sole agents, will give you a
bottle Of Otto's Cure free. II yon
have coughs, colds, asthma, consump-
lion, or any disease Of the throat and
lungs, few doses Of this great guar-
anteed remedy will surprise you. Hold
a bottle Of Otto's Cure to the light and
observe its beautiful golden color and
thick, heavy syrup. Samples free;
large bottles SOC. A. NJ. GILBERT &
BRO. NJ N. Queen st.
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VI lAkuhIhhUk ~ hNhhl nub1lA4hhh
Any subscriber sending rs Al any
time q club Of five new yearly subscrib-
ers, with Eve dollars TO pay for same,
VIII be given one years extension Of
his own subscription, free Of charge.
Amy subscriber can easily raise 4 club
Of five Of more, but if you succeed in
getting only one, two or three, send
them along, and we viii extend your
subscription FIVE months for each new
name you send with one dollar, If
you wish 4 package Of sample copies
to assist You in the work, drop Us a
postal card request and they will he
promptly sent.
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Won THE PRIZES.

The medals offered By the Inwood
Park Fair we're won by Samuel Dorm
and Chas. Shaffer for fancy riding,
and BY Clarence McGinnis for fast
riding, all Of this city. They did
tl,emselves credit and justly merited
tire prizes.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-26
sERIOUsLY ILL.

hIr. Joseph Shaffer, Of this city. left
ror Stratford, Ontario, to see his broth
j.. Mr.. i. NJ. Shaffer, U. $. Consul at
that place. He received telegram
f-om his attending physician saying
Ills illness was serious, and but little
hone was entertained for his recovery.
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AGRICULTURAL PAIRS.

Leesburg August 1881.
Parkersburg August 29-Sept. Il
Lewisburg August 20 Sept. /.
Wheeling September 4-S.
Morgan's Groves September 5-S.
Winchester. September 1871
Hagerstown October 1913.
Frederick October lob
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-26

The Hancock Star says man nam
ed Anderson collected considerable
sums as fees from members Of a WE'LL
known family in that section for whom
ne claimed lie could secure an inherit
ance in the west.
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ANOTHER BERKELEY APPOINTMENT.

Mr.. W. F. Landers, Of Bunker Hill,
for many years resident Of this city.
has beep appointed special agent Of
the General Land Office. at a salary Of
Sc per day. Congratulations, Captain.
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! am. in town % do your laundry
work. Remember guarantee all my
work to be finished IN first class style.
Respectfully, Lee II. G0oey
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SATURDAY EVENING.


Owing to the absence Of the pastor,
there viii be no preaching in the
reformed Church on Sunday Aag.
9TH.
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Read What Mr.. Fred Wallace
Has to Say.
Mayors Drug co., Oakland, Md

Mayors Drug Cos, Oakland, Nd
GENTLENEg;~-I wish 10 express my apprecia
tion of the merits of yonr Catarrh Cure. have
suffered with eatarrh for FIVE years, and can
truly say Il has given me more relief than any
other medicine ! have tried, and II Will I'm
dnubtedly effect permanent cure, All II needs
Is fair and impartial trial TO establish its uni.
versatility. Very truly,
FRED WA41AcB.
Mill Point w Va.
1t has cured Mr.. Wallace OF one of the worst
cases of catarrh on record with heavy dis
charge OF the throat. One bottle Is guaranteed
TO cure. IL will cure you. otherwise no charge
NJ Gilbert Il Bro,
safe and sure cure for catarrh and hay fever
is Mayors Magnetic CatArrh Cure. three
months treatment for 81, and absolutely guar.
anteed, II IL used by vapor inhalation, and Is
the only medicine that reaches the affected
parts and sure to cure, Fer sale by all drug;
gists.
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You may feel trifle outof sorts these
trying days. If you do, drop in and
see Louis Brown. He has delicacies
that will cheer your mind.
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An absolute guarantee of faith goes
with every sale made by Louis Brown.
He wants your good will,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-09-06

through the streets for an advertise
ment Tho writer lost his tield glasses
worth SIS, and wonld never have re-
covered them had II not been for tine
honesty Of two colored men in charge
OF gents toilet in south end of trans
portatlon building. IL. Brown, aged
25. OF 2Sl6 Armour avenue, Chicago, and
his boss. p. Payne, aged 80 years. OF
Morgan Park, Illinois. These men
did their work faithfully. They would
like Job permanently.
Mae Murray. a guard. was laid up
two weeks, from wounds received in
resculne men at tho Cold Storage fire.
Or, L. u. Caulk, wife and daughter.
formerly OF Camden. Del, and viii.
mington, were at the reception oil
Delaware States day. They live at
1919 Arch street. Philadelphia.
Some of the red-tapers OF tho De-
Tartment OF Publicity and Promotion
are Major NJ. T. Handy. Supt,; J. J.
Holland, chief clerk; Frank Rig'er
chief OF the hureau OF press admits,
sions (the grentest on red tape) aud
c. q. Busby, OF oe!o, u very obliglhg
gentleman.
| Tho California ostrlches are named
for great men. ''Jumos q, Elaine,
weighs 800 pounds, 10 six years old and
| worth 5000
/ A n. Bailey Is an erudlte and line
looking young man who represents
the Caterer, a leading paper. lis al
dress Ia 2996 Randolph street, Chicago
Oregon's fruit is exhibited by Dr
Jay Guy Lewis and MIR. IL. l.. Black
Some piunes OF. each, naurly 3x2 in
Hungarian, 10 TO a pound. Glorll
Muudi pear So on; 0'@X5 in. AZ lbs, II
the official record Of ono pear. A Bart
lett pear. 5xj in. Peaches Sia in II
diameter, A State Fair record OF
peach, ~ in. round. A veriiicntloI
OF these figures can be obtained from
Oregon officials.