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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-03
ANEW BRIDGE AT BRUNSWICK.
The Old Bridge Destroyed By the confederates Dur
ing the War and never Rebuilt

Tho Old Bridge Destroyed BY the cOnfederates Dur
ing the War and never Rebuilt
All travellers Of the present genera
ton overthe picturesque Baltimore and
Ohio, between this city and Baltimore,
have observed line Of naked piers ex-
tending across the Potomac river OPP
posite the ancient village Of Berlin,
near the new town Of Brunswick, in
Frederick county, Nd. These piers
once supported handsome wooden
bridge, but it was destroyed by the
Confederate army during the war, and
has never since been rebuilt. Recent
" new company was formed, and q
contract has been made with the
Youngstown, Ohio, Bridge company,
for the erection Of a bridge on the old
piers, the structure to have double
roadway, and to be completed by May
i. 1893.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-03
BADLY INJURED.

Brakeman Residing in Martinsburg badly Mashed
between cars in the Cumberland Yard.
Mr.. James Yontz. B. & O. brake
mln, residing on Liberty street, this
city. was hurt very badly this morning
while making up his train iu the Cum
berland yard. We have been unable
to learn the full particulars, but we
understand that he fell between two
cars and was terribly squeezed. Yontz
was brought tothis city on train No. s
this morning and conveyed to his
home, where he received medical at
tention.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-03
n GOOD REPORT

II has been reported by some Of our
best citizens IN the town and county,
and we have no right TO disbelieve
them, for their word is as good as their
bond, that J. w. R. Fisher sells the
best cook and heating stoves in the
town, and, don't forget that we have a
big line Of second-han heating STOVES
in first-class repair, awfully cheap.
j. W. R. FIsHER, King street.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-03

~ NN1 Ao1l174
Icy pavements.
Send in the news.
Subscribe to The woRLD.
What il the matter with the gas I
How about that good resolution you
made last Sundayi Have you broken
liz yeti
Miss Kate Kearns entertained quite
a number Of her friends al her home
on King street yesterday evening.
Mr.. Jho. W. Thompson viii occupy
Mr.. ". G.. Edwards property on South
Queen street after the first Of April.
Mr.. L. A. Montague, one Of our citi-
zens, and a good Democrat; has opened
a general store in Brunswick. They
do say he is doing fine trade.
The quarries Of the United Lime and
Stone Company located at the south
end Of town are opened again, and
quite q number Of hands are employed.
We were in error, yesterday, when
we stated that Mr.. Il. D. Kilmer sold
his farm to !. l.. Bender & Bro. Mr..
Lee NJ. Bender was the purchaser, and
the farm lies just southwest ofthe city.
The oyster supper, which was given
by the young people at vanclevesyille,
for the benefit Of the Union Chapel, at
that place, closed last night. Thep
ceeds amounted to about seventy-five
dollars.
The Kilbourn knitting mills started
last week, with abont two dozen ma
chimes in operation. More machines
are being received almost every day,
and as fast as they can be placed will
be set in motion.
The knights Of Pythias Of this city,
accompanied by the City Band and
: III
qrite number Of our Martinsburg
boys attended the fair in Williamsport
last night. All speak in the highest
terms Of their cordial reception and
kind treatment by the people Of that
town.
Don't fail to attend the grand piano
and organ recital to be given by Miss
Katie Matthaei, whose talent is SO
well appreciated BY our people, and
Mr.. Leo Wheat, to be given at Central
Opera House on Tuesday evening, Jan
uary 10. a Steinway concert grand
piano and Estey organ will be the I'M
strnments used, and will be furnished
by the agent, Mr.. R. Frank Barr, Of
our own town.
The fine music box which for the
past two weeks has been on exhibition
at Bars music rooms, has been sold.
Frank has had an exceptionally good
stock Of instruments this season, com
prising almost anything one could
mention in this line. Our people have
found out that they can buy fine in
struments here to just as good advan-
tage as by going away for them. Mr..
Barr has always on hand a good stock
Of organs and pianos Of standard
make, and sells them on very reasona-
BILE terms.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-03
THE CROWD WILL BE IMMENSE.

Ala Washington Hotes and Boarding Houses
Totally Unable TO Accommodate 1t.
The B. & o. and Pennsylvania rail-
roads have already contracted to carry
100000 people to the Inauguration,
while the c. & o., R. & D. and other
lines have contracted for asmany more.
Ii is thought that the hotels and board
ing houses will be totally unable to ac-
commodate the immense crowd. The
railroads have therefore decided to
have new tracks laid SO that clubs who
arrive in Pullman cars can live in them
during their stay.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-03
A GOOD RECORD.
West Virginia's Railroad Mileage Only Bur
passed BY Six Other States.

West Virginia's Railroad Mileage Only Bur
passed by Six Other States.
The year 1892 closed with another
splendid record for West Virginia IN
the matter Of railroad building. The
total mileage laid down during the
twelve months in our State was pol
miles, which was only surpassed by six
States in the Union. Washington heads
the list with ACT miles, then comes
Penn sylvania with 275 miles, New
York with 260 miles, Missouri with 238
miles, Texas with 232 miles and Michi-
gan with 224 miles. All the other
States and Territories built less than
West Virginia, Kansas being at the
bottom Of the list, with one mile. The
total construction for the year in the
United Y States was 4,0l5 miles, Of
which 100 miles was built BY the Penn
sylvania Company.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-03
SENATOR KEEEA WORSE.
He Endurss Much Pain and Is Unable to sleeI =
Rapidly Losing Strength.

ne Endnrss Much Pain and Is Unable q SleeI ~
Rapidly Losing Strength.
Senator Kenna's condition has been
ratherworse for several days, and the
PHYSICIANS have been unwilling to alb
sent themselves from his bedside for
any great length Of time. He has sufs
Tered much pain, and, Of course, he
has not been able to gel any sleep or
rest.
His family and friends aremuch dis
Outraged at the unfavorable turn in
his case, which is rapidly causing him
Y lose all the strength lie has gained
y the month Of slow convalescence
since his former severe attack.
The Senator himself has not lost
courage at any time, and still seems
much lessconcerned about his case than
any Of those about him.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-03
WEEK OF PRAYER SERVICES.
The Subjects Appointed By the Evangelical Alliance
viii Be Considered this Week.

The Subjects Appointed BY the Evangelical Alliance
Will DO Considered this Week.
Preparatory services We're held in
the Lutheran church Sunday morning.
In the evening the pastor preached q
sermon to the young people. Subject:
"Show your colors,n an appropriate
theme for the new year. The subjects
appointed BY the Evangelical Alliance
for the week Of prayer will be consid-
cred every evening this week in the
Lutheran church. Communion ser
I. go -. sat Sunday morning and even
ing, January s. Invitation extended
to alt to attend the week Of prayer
services being held in the Lutheran
church this week. Hour Of service
from 7 to 8 o'clock p. m.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-03

n4II14 Err1 NI1'
A dispatch from Charleston. dated
January 1, says;
Senator c. J. Faulkner arrived here
this morning from Washington and
| has been in conference to-day with his
political friends. He is here to attend
personally to the interests Of his candi-
dacy for reelection.
/ The announcement in Saturday,
papers that Hon. J. ]. Davis would be
. candidate for the U. S. ssnatorship
to succeed Mr.. Faulkner. kicked up
quite afurore here among the political
gossips.
There Is now no longer any doubt Of
ex-senator Camden being in the race
for the Senatorship. Judge c. p. Sny-
der, who is strong Camden supporter
aud who is supposed to have Mr.. Cam
den's confidence, returned this morn
ing from Parkersburg, where he had a
conference with the ex-senator. He
states that Mr/Camden win not only
be candidate for the Senatorship, but
that he has behind him such an organ
lied force that viii make his success
almost a certainty.
On the other hand, Mr.. Faulkner's
friends claim that there is nothing be
hind the Camden movement.
The Senatorial contest is on ID earn
est, and thers are likely 70 be some in
teresting developments within the next
few days.
Following is a letter published BY
the Wheeling Register from Mr.. Cam
den: +
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, Dec. 81.
To the Editor Of the Register. Wheeling, ". Va:
DEAR SIR: In an editorial in the
issue Of the Register Of this date upon
the United States Senatorship, / notice
the following paragraph.
Since ex-senator johnson N. Cam
den, over his own signature, publicly
and positively, refused 70 Je candidate
against mr.. Faulkner, the many friends
Of that splendid citizen Of the Com
,monwealtl transferred their choice to
Mr.. Faulkner, and hope for his re-
election
This paragraph is calculated to pro-
duce false impressions, which | desire
to correct. The language used in the
paragraph would indicate that | had
declined being candidate for the Sem
ate because Of the candidacy of Mr.
Faulkner, whereas by reference to the
published letter, you will see that / do
not decline by reason Of the candida y
Of anyone, or in favor of anyone, and
that the sole reason assigned for my
declination was, impaired health, and
business engagements that required
my attention at the time. The last
part Of the concluding paragraph of
my letter is as follows "In declin-
ing to allow my name to DO used as q
candidate for the Senate, | am infuenc-
ed by personal considerations alone,
and for the reasons stated only
Ny only object in calling attention
to this matter now, is to correct the inn
preston conveyed byyour article, that
| have any personal advertisements Or
complications. as between candidates
for the y. S. Senate, or in any other
manner, except the reasons stated in
my letter as published in the Register,
April 9th, 1902, Of impaired health,
aud business obligations that required
all my attention at the time.
Very truly, j. N. CAMDEN.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-03

Mrs. D. A. Cline is still no better.
M. Chas II. Bowers, who has been
.,riously i'll, is slowly improving.
Mr.. Martin Hensrote, well known
so. engineer, is lying very III Of
hrain fever at his home at Magnolia,
Morgan county.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-03
a WE'LL CONDUCTED PHARMACY.

Physicians Prescriptions Accurately Compounded At
AN. Gilbert 4 Bro. : Drug Store.
A well conducted pharmacy Or drug
store is credit to any community.
Public opinion pronounces the drug
store of A. NJ. Gilbert & Bros, II n.
Queen street, as such. Their store is
under the management Of w. $. Har-
per, who has had 4 practical experience
of l6 years in the drug business, and
is every way fully qualified in his pro
fassiess ,iAaEipg passed rigid exami-
nation before the w. va. bealS Of
Pharmacy. Physicians prescriptions
compounded with accuracy and no
substituting is allowed ct the above
store.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-03
mn1.r HIrNTINa hi WEST VIReINIA

Wolves have for some time been
nlaying havoc with the sheep Of the
farmers Of Back Fork and Point Noun
tain. A day or two since the citizens
organized a hunting party Of EXTERN
nation, and John Gregory, q member
Of the. party killed a full grown wolf
and saw three others. They are still
hunting, with their Characteristic de-
termination, and will probably clean
out the pack.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-03
THE EIFFEL TOWER or TOILET An.
TICLEs

3l6,574 bottles Blush Of Roses sold
in 1890. You know ! could not have
sold 80 much if Blush Of Roses wae not
as represented, sure cure for pimples.
freckles and blackheads. In 1892 /
predict it viii be sold by every drug
gist, and used by every lady and gem
tleman in the United states. A. M.
Gilbert & Bro, will supply You at 75cts.
per bottle.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-03
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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-03
4 GOOD OPPORTUNITY.
w H. H. FLICK, Postma

Intending to quit the restaurant and
saloon business, desire to dispose Of
my entire stock and fixtures. Will
sell cheap. An excellent stand and q
good business. CIR. 0'NEAL.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-03

..xnnK. Att O'Clock 4. ~, 30
Maximum SO.
Minimum 80.
r,.rs Force- Brisk.
Direction from n. W.
s-.vx 81 Skr; Cloudy >
min falI. rs inches.
49,
wsst virginia. Maryland, Ohio, and Yves.
" % fair colder, with hurries Of snow At
s4,' lake stations.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-03
DBAD .LETTER LIsF.

Following Is q list Of letters remain
ing in the postofiice at Martinsburg,
W. va, January 2. and viii be sent
to the dead letter Office January 10, il
not called fur
Conner. Dallas Codon Mr.. George
Harrison, Mr.. Hoekenberry, Mr.. Chas
Keller. Mrs Marean Tracey Mr.. Frank
Trainer Mr.. II. G. Walker, VIM Wilson +
Weidman, Frederick
w H II. FLICK, Postmaster.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-03

Dissertations taken At
Mafttnsburr every mdrnln :
h.l az o'clock BY GsonaE W.
vAis IA vAnnrrnr. the Representa-
t-7 live 81 the United States
weather Bnreau. THE
wonLp win use the Same
Gags as displayed At The
Court House and the people
lrl.,r ar fair can come very near know
ssaths'. Ing what weather 70 expect.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
Scientists May Differ

Asto the causes OF rheumatism. but there Is
no difference of opinion among them as TO
the danger which attends il. the symptoms
by which il manifests itself and the difficulty
Of dislodging il in its chronic stage. Several
mineral and vegetable poisons are prescribed
for il. bat none OF these have been shown by
experience 10 possess the same efficacy "a
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. This benign
specific depurates the blood by promoting
vigorous action Of the kidneys, which strain
from the blood as IL passes through them tho
rheumatic virus when ]; exists in tho system.
Physicians of eTpinence testify 10 the value
Of the Bi.ters in rheumatism, and the pro-
fes-ional opinions regarding II are horne out
and corroborated by ample pop liar evil
dcnce. The Bitters remedy chill~a and fevers.
liver complaint. dyspepsia and constipation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

II body treats a body
To glass u Rye,
If body tells body
Which is hest To try:
II the pair their eyes are winkiny
Here the reason Why
Ten 10 one they both are drinking
Royal Ruby" Rye.
Royal Ruby" Rye Whisky is
guaranteed absolutely pure and
eleven years old. Its great
popularity attests it's merits.
Ii is "a rye shat is a Rye, rec
commended for the invalid. the
convalescent aud the connois.
seur. put up ON honor and quail
ity guaranteed. Bottled at dis.
tillery.l ROYAL WINE Co,
CHICAGO.
Ask for IL. $50 per quart
bottle. For sale 10y Scribncr 81
Aldworth. Druggists.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

Cnrcaso. Aug. 3l.-Wheat opened dull and
fsatureless. On buying orders from outside
after midday the market got a rally and put
prices up lc. During tho last hour there
va a sharp bull movement and September
sold "a o. &C. and December to 6s4c. The
close was 1isalisc. higher than yesterday.
Corn ruled dull and about steady. The
market made quite a squirt during the last
hour on buying and the strength Ia wheat.
The close was 1s9Ac. higher than yester-
day.
Oats were dull and weak without any i'm
portant change. prices huctuating scarcely
any. and closed &c. lower than yesterday.
Hog products we're neglected with hardly
n traae up to noon. October pork opened
at slA3o. but closed at the same price. DC
toher lard opened at s7.771s and closed at
$50. Toe. higher than yesterday. October
ribs opened a. S.75 and closed at ST.s71, or
21Sc. lower than yesterday.
Closing prices:
WHkAr-August. ssAc; September. sac;
December. ss>Sc.
coas-Aasust. s7Ac; September. S7slc;
May. ale.
OArs-septsmbcr. 2ic; October. 2i1<c;
May, 2Ac.
Pork September. til6O, October. Si4.30.
LARD-September, E.e2; October. $50.
hIBs-septemtsr. ss.e5; October, s7.S7.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
DUE TOTRUSTST0CK
Break IN DistlIsfs Affected the
Whole Stock Market.
DECLINE PARTIALLY RECLAIMED
wh<ss TOOK . sharp Advances sad
Cora Ciossd F'irzs~r and hixhe.
Lard Up . Point

Nxw yoKE. Aug sl.-Monsy On call
has been easy. ranging from , 10 4 per
cent. last loan ~ "a per csnt and closing
offered ~ ~ Per cent
Pu~ted rstss sks2t<8Asg.
Government bonds have been steady.
The first sensation II the day was the
break in DlstiIling and Csttie-fesding
under . perfect avalanche Of stock.
The price broke 80 10 lsss. 1t was re-
ported from Chicago that the company
was in financial difficulties once moro
and that special meeting Of the diFee-
tors lad besn called for Monday next 30
dssiss means 20 secure funds These
rumors we're subsequently denied. but
the break hurt the whole market for =
time. La the last hour. however, there
was an increase IN the volume of busi-
ness and prices dropped all along the
line. The decline ranged from To i5s
per cent General Electric fell i9s To
d. Sugar 80 10 siii. Western Union
IA Ia 7sA. Louisville a Nashville a
10 a3Ai and the other leading stocks y
g. per cent
The market was affected by reports
from Washington that the silver men
had gained u victory in the house
through the amendment Of the rules
permitting the committee on weights
and coinage % introduce measures al will.
IL was argued that ~ Mr.. Bland il chairman
81 the committee and that the silver men
are Ia a majority the struggle over silver
will be renewed At an early day. Louisville
4 Nashville was weak on talk about tbs
strike. bu, near the close there was q rally
OF - tol4. and the market left OF steady.
sales Of stocks were zi9 BIC sharss. of which
- 40 wer. urli.f<si
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
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Attempt at Suicide
q Esss sa,. ss.. s,.,ssssa
TFrOn he Boston Pcss- ]


Whils she walks In the Public Garden
sers crowded yesterday afternoon about
a 30 o'cIock. people near the entrance gates
~ the corner II Beacon and Charles streets
were k0rri6ed - zee a man suddenly plunge
= knlfs repeatedly INTO his throat and iAll to
he ground.
Wall ~siiing for a eonveyznee an officer
aaesfitnsd the would be suicide, Who vas
.loal 81 wears Of age. A. - his name. address.
md rea.oa for xishing - cod bis life. bit
ne "a. sGealfastly refused - give any lnfor-
lsas1aa rrxariing himself lie vas taken 20
he Maz-aehusets General Hospital and
sarzical attendance given him. Although
sex froui Ices Of blood IL - probable he
viii recoser. Ab0us . O'Clock lat nigkt q
aoscisal attendant got little information
Ron him. lie sad his name vas samuel
g.. AID hat NJ eanse some weeks sgo
ron NsE Brars9ick- The last few days
A.. ACID Aas ~ qs<er, ard he has been wan
..sriax about thecits, not knosing ~hich way
- rurn. v hat impelled him 70 commit his
rssh AT he sss cnsble 10 say.
Tie, Above l. the familiar but terrible
slory Of iAe ress4lis Of mental derangement
faas.sl BY oveFstrain Of the nervous system
People who have daz-ia>ss, AeatacAs or tssck-
s<k<. or Who are troubled ~ith nssiascholy or
,.ssosaisnf feelings, are already We. on the
road which leads N tRsoaity and suiesds-
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language IA which - express my apprecAa-
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from the sss OF your Restorative Servire.
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in cURIxa Nervous DiseaseA Ia contains
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fosifivs guarantee By all druggists and
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
New York Produce

NEw YoEx. Aug. d.-FLoUR-Quiet, held
armer; winter wheat. Low grades. A-s6@
2s6
wHrAr-DaIl. higher, No. red closed /;
May. axe; September. eeac; October,
7iAcs November. 75Ae; December. 75&c.
Coks-Duil. frmer. Close; September,
&5a. c; October, &c; November. f7c; Decem-
Der. f7c.
OArs-Fairiy active. steady; September,
301sc; October. 3094c; November. u5sc;
December, 3311e; May 35}<c.
LAkD-Firmer, quiet; western steam closed
at =. 40 nominali city. 711Cds4c.
PoRx-Quiet, FIRMS new mes. S16-o0s
100.
Caxzsz-Firlner. quiet; state large, sA9
9zc.
CoFEEn-Options opened barely steady at
f5t&25 points decline; closed steady lOd3O
doNa. September, Sl5-05<d 1870; October,
SIS. ScQi5.i5; November, flb.35<c 1915: Do
cember. Sl5.25sal5-30; January. Si5.30(0
1875, March, sii.9odl5.i5; May. sli.sod
is.95. Spot Rio quiet. steady No. :. 165s
ai6&c.
SusAR--Rav, nominal; fair refining.
&c: centrifugals.e6 test, SIC; refined fairly
active. arm; No. 6. fIsa4 l516c; No. 4,
4 ii-tsfat'tr; of A, 4 1Slea5sc; standard
A, 53l6@5sc-
Nav IoEx. Aug. 3i.-The New York
produce exchange will 10 closed from rs
.. M. Friday. until Tuesday following.