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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-13
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Iks M. 4 TAT rsishAssA cd siapksi " ~,
| cslss1p,a1snt.
Most Of The farmers have finished
blowing.
A young man from Charlcstown. has
accepted the position As clerk for Mr..
J. B. Morgan. recently vacated By Mr..
Richard Denoy
Mr.. Geo. II. Busey, Of Baltimore,
paid lying visit 10 his fathers home
near this place on Saturday, returning
on Monday afternoon
Mr.. II. Freeze, Of Green Spnng, Va,
lost quantity Of hay by fire on last
Tuesday evening from a spark from
the engine Of Mr. Geo. ]. Pitzor's hay
packer.
Little Helen, eldest daughter Of John
and Ida Tolbert, aged years. died
1ast Saturday morning at the home Of
her parents on Min Creek. Intcrment
ON Sunday morning in Presbyterian
cemetery
Mr.. Hutchinson Weidman met with
what might have been serious aeci-
dent one day last week He was work.
ing in well for Mr. David Holt, near
White Hall, Va. Having need 10 hoist
several boards from the bottom, he
Hoped i chain around them, when
near the top one slipped, striking Mr..
Weidman nfthc head, knocking him
senseless, and cutting his face on tho
rock He is now able 10 be about.
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HDGEsvILLE NEWS.

Items Gathered from our Regular Correspondents
for the . World Readers. =
Mr.. J. T. Nadenbousch spent Sun,
day in the village.
Mrs. Slyer and family, Hagerstown,
have been visiting Mrs. Collier.
Mrs. P. Mussetter has returned to the
village after long visit to Iamsville,
Nd.
MIR. D. Nihion, Of Cumberland, has
been visiting friends in the village
Mr., Leavell, Of Cnlpopper, Va, and
Miss Mcdonald, Of Jefferson, were the
guest Of the Rev. VIM. Leayell.
Mr.. Harry Small has moved to the
house owned by Mrs. S. s. Wilson.
We arc glad to have him resident Of
the village.
The Hedgcsville High School held
its commencement exercises the even
ing Of April 10. The pupils acquitted
themselves in creditable manner.
Tie graduates are Misses BERTHE Dren-
nor, Agnes Tabler and Cora Naylor
Departed this life in her SOth year;
Mrs, Evelina Poisal. a highly esteem
Cd lady, widow Of the late sebastus
Poisal. Mr.. and Mrs. Buxton, Miss
NJ. Shaffer and Messrs. W. and g.
shaffer, of your city, and Mr.. Poisal,
Of Maryland, attended the funeral.
The dramatic entertainment which
is TO be held at the Town Hall the
evenings Of the 13, IA, Is Of April for
the benefit Of the p. E. Church,
promises to be one of the pleasantest
events Of the season. SAN RAY.
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THE JuDeEsHrp CONTEST.
The Senator Believes tha. oflees Of this clasa
Should ssek the NAV.

The Senator Believes tina, oalees Of this Class
Should Sock the Man.
The friends Of Senator Faulkner
deny emphatieally that he has with
drawn in any way from tho contest for
a judgeship in the new District Court
Of Appeals. They say that it would
be impossible for Senator Faulkner
to withdraw from tho contest in as
much as personally he has never en-
teredit. The Senator's positionhas uni
formly been ono Of simploacquiescence
in The efforts made by his f.iends 10
urge upon the President his qualifica-
tions for a seat in new court. Senator
Faulkner, they say, has believed
throughout that in cases Of judicial ap-
pointments Of this class the Office
should seek the man. Owing to do
nestle affairs, mainly, he has been
willing to accept the appointment, but
in no way has striven for it. The
same gentlemen also claim that in no
way according 10 the lettero the Con-
stitution could Senator Faulkner DO
debarred from such an appointment
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HoW,s THIS i

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F.. J. CHENEY & co, Props,
Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known r.
J. Cheney for the last 10 years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry ont any Obligation made
by their firm,
West and Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o. Walding, Klnnan n Mar
vim, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, @.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Drug
gists. Testimonials free.
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TALK OF THE TOWN.

Don't say Whotold You-say You Saw il ii Tho
World"
Straw hats have made their appear
ance.
Quite large representation Of our
farmers are attending Circuit Court.
Mr.. Lee Flagg, Of this county, and
Miss Pinkie HIATT Of Frederick county,
Va, were married on Tuesday
Mr.. B. d. Staley has opened carri-
age repository in the room adjoining
the Adams Express Office, and is re-
ceiving a full stock of vehicles.
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GOOD SODA Is A LUXURY.

Because ii Is hard to find. Our soda
pleases all the faculties.
1t pleases the eye,
Clear, bright and sparkling
It pleases the touch,
Glasses Of good quality and clean.
It pleases the nerves,
Delicate service, no Earring Or order filling.
1t pleases the taste,
Cool. pure and delicious.
Our syrups are made from pure fruit
juices, special this week Red Mossina
Oranges at the soda fountain Of A. M.
Gilbert 4 Bros. IL N. Queen street.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

.t : X
The Coming and Going Of Friends, Acquaintance
and Strangers
Mr.. S. J. White has returned to Oal
Grove, Ala.
Mr.. O. B. Lefeyre, Of Bunker Hill
is IN town to-day.
Mr.. John L Staub, Of Baltimore
spent yesterday in this city.
Miss Bertha G. Smurr is visiting ii
the neighborhood Of vanclcyesville.
Miss May Paxton Marshall, Of JEFF,
ferson county, is in this city to-day
calling on friends.
Miss Annie Turner, Of Kearneys-
vile, Is spending few days with
friends in this city.
Mr.. II. a. Logue. general yardmss-
ter Of q. ". r.. r. Co., at Hagerstown,
was in our town between trains to-day.
Mr.. f. b. Capper was somewhat in
disposed yesterday, but we are gladto
say, he is able 70 Ne At his post this
morning.
Mr. Charles Gardner and wife, Of
Pulaski, Va, are visiting the family
Of Mr. Jacob Gardner on Winchester
avenue.
Vice President NJ. G. Kennedy, d
G. v. r. R. Co, passed through on
special train 70 day, accompanied BY
Mr. Thos. Bernard, the newly appoint
ed chief engineer and successor ID
Major Chauncy Ives.
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yoTIrE 70 ruE puBLic GENERALLY

,xy-ou ana after Feb 10, 1893, no gratis read
IN notices pulls etc, will be given ~ TINS paper
" any n,rson. society, church, theatre or en-
.crtainment 81 any kind or character. who may
baye their Job printing done at any other oiilet
besides TnE WoRLD. Patrons Of this paper only
NH he accorded the privilege q our readlnl
their ieb work, and not regular patrons of TIKI
Wo,tl' viii have to pay for all reading notices
Al the rate Of 10 cents per line, payable immedl
~ atalS after publication special notice Is also
sis.si, that no complimentary tickets viii be ac
eente1 In exchange for reading notices nothing
Mil secure our space but the spot cash. oui
regular patrons will be taken special care q q
far as reasonable, in the way Of gratis readiha
nafieps
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Gentlemen would not use Blush Of
Roses if il was 4 paint or powder, Of
course not. 1t is clear as water, no
sediment to fill the pores of the skin.
Its mission is to heal, cleanse and puri-
fy the complexion Of every imperfec-
ton, and insures every lady ANA gem
tlemen clear smooth complexion.
Sold by A. NJ. Gilbert Il Bro Price
rs cents per bottle
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aLADTIDINGs.

The grand specific for the prevailing
malady Of the age, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Rheumatism, Costivencss,
General Debility, etc, is Bacons Gel
cry Cure. This great herbal tonic
stimulates the digestive organs. regus
lates the Liver and restores the sys-
tenn to vigorous health and energy.
Samples free. Large packages soc.
sold only BY A. M. Gilbert & Bro.
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RuoKLRN,s AREIuA sALYE.

Tho best salye in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Ernp.
tons, and positively cures Piles, Or NJ
pay required. It is guaranteed t.
give perfect satisfaction, Of money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. Foi
sale BY 3. c. Williams, Jr., & Co.
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Among the most elegant imported
velvet capes are those reaching only
to the waist lines IN velvet, green and
.iridescent shades A beautiful model
of this sort has an over cape Of
passementeric in waved cords. which
nearly covers the velvet Accordion
plated velvet will be used this season
for facing hat br!ms. Alsatian Downs Of
accordion plated lace are also to be
worn.
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YIERY--DDKEHART.

Cards are ont announcing the mar
riaee Of Mss Emily Dallarn Dukehart,
Of Baltimore, to Dr. Samuel Victor
Fiery, Of this city.
The wedding will the place on We'd
nesday afternoon, April 26 at o'clock,
at the Church Of st. Michael and All
Angels, ST. Paul and Twentieth streets,
Baltimore.
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CRYING BABIEs

Some people do not love them They
should use the Gail Borden Eagle
Brand Condensed Milk, perfect in
FAINT food. A million American babies
have been raised to man and woman
hood on the Eagle Brand. Grocers
and Druggists.
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Don't think Of buying Cook Stove
until you have examined the stock of
new ard second hand stoves at Noah's
Ark A call will convince You that
wc please you in style, quality and
price. No. West Race st. 3.28-lmon.
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SHOT 4 WOMAN AND HIMSELF

Fanny Taylor was shot in the breast
i Pocahontas yesterday evening by
IIamilton Buffalow, who at once
laced the muzzle Of the revolver to
i breast and shot himself. Both will
robably die tonight. jealousy was
he cause. \
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-04-13

All the imported crowns have many
ruffied skirts. These rufllcs, which are
very narrow, are made Of satin ribbons
Or velvet. III ribbons We have gone
back to the days Of plain black satin,
which is sometimes seem with novelty
edging, such as black and scarlet
finish.
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RrtsrNESS OFFICE.

nm Wortp has leased and renovate the sec
MI iloor II Grantham Hall for business once
Vlii are requested to transact all business
msttsrs n, Inc above rooms: The plant VIII re
I'M II fhe Flick block, and this arrangement
M been made to prevent annoyance 70 me en-
r ,,.g THE new rooms are comfortably ar
rtsnsed for business purposes, and the accom-
m1dations excellent.
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y ARoIIsH THE nEArH PENALTY

10 hbULIoh TIE UhhIH 4lN nH1 g .
In the New York Assembly at Alba
by Monday night Assemblyman Suli-
ans bill abolishing the death penalty
vas passed by vote of yeas Is, nays
r The bill as passed goes into effect
Pm September / next, and, under the
present circumstances will not afford
hny relief to Carlyle w. Harris.
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The smart little zouaxe jackets that
look SO we'll Tor home dinner and thea
tres,to be worn over bright-colored
silks, have either large revers edged
with jet or colored trimming. Some
have half sleeves, reaching barely to
the elbow.
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wOMAE's COLUMN.

Newest Ideas About Fashions And Various 9th
or Matters
Crystallized ginger is now served
with the ices at dinner. Salad made
Of asparagus tips is ono Of the delicacies
Of the spring menu.
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Apropos Of spring fashion, it is said
that shawls viii again be worn. The
lace shawls may be cleverly fashioned
into Empire coats, which are very pretty
when worn over the old fashioned
figured silk gowns.
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Green is at present the most fash
ionable color for interior decoration,
and is very refreshing after the vivid
tints that we have been using. The
newest curtains, carpets and upholstery
show various and exquisite shading Of
moss green.
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CLEAN YOUR GLOVES.

Ladies clean your Kid Gloves with
9asquetaire Glove Cleaner, for sale
ny by Emmcrt & Fiery, who carry
Pe best line Of kid gloves in the town,
~ warrant all their kid gloves from
! COUP.
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If you want your collars and cuffs
to look as good as new have them laun-
dried at Lee Fl. Goodys laundry, No.
4. East Martin street.
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srEcIAL ASsouscEMESrs.
yoT1cg no IA rROEs.

ys,-At the expiration Of every 80 days az nc
counts Win THE are dns sna coIlecsg,e
SUBS :, dronned from the list. and placed on
w. s,,.ad head list, z for future reference
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! am in town to DO your laundry
work Remember guarantee all my
work to be finished in first class style.
Respectfully, Lee II. Gooey
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III NH Il Is.siss Grind. gn u.ai Qs.s.ssly
Nv arI...

80 NlA q lA4llo- 9rin14 W. ufr1I V11ficTIT
Grit.
| Circuit Court convened in regular
session Tuesday morning April, 10, al
10 o'clock. with Judge Faulkner on the
bench. The following grand jurors
were sworn in, charged BY the Judge
and sent 10 their room to inquire into
matters concerning any and all otIenses
committee against the State:
J. n Thatcher, foreman, A. J..
Ridgeway, NJ. v. Hawk, Geo. DELAY
en-, Jno. W. Kearney, D. r. Hudgel.
1. L. Bender, Geo. L. Hensel, II. c..
Berry, Jno. Williamson, Harrison Tab
Ter, Geo. Newkirk, Decatur Hedges,
Jacob Lemen, Jas. H. Walker, and
Geo. NJ. Bowers.
After due inquiry and deliberation
the jury returned and presented the
following indictments:
Jas. Willis and Rose Hill, INSIDE
meanor.
2. w Ambrose, misdemeanor
Robert Neyins, misdemeanor
Geo. II. JOY, misdemeanor
Wade III West, misdemeanor
Mary Neville, misdemeanor
Geo. Phenix, felony
Robert Nevins, felony
Smith Vanmetre, felony
AT LAW.
State VS.. James Willis and Rose Hill
being arraigned on a charge Of INSIDE
meanor plead guilty, and were each
fined S25 and costs, and sentenced to
serve ten days in the county jail.
State vs.. Smith Vanmetre, felony;
capias awarded.
National Bank Of Martinsburg VS.
Martinsburg Street Railway Co., ac-
ton in debt Judgment for plsintiff
for 81, 769.57.
John b. Wilson VS.. Martinsburg
Street Railway Company /; in assump-
sit Judgment III favor Of plaintiff for
80, 647.07.
Merchants and Farmers Bank VS..
Jacob Barnes and N. =. Funkhouser !;
action in debt Judgment for $614.2S.
In the cases Of State rs. John Nof-
singer, felony State VS.. VIM. S. Carr,
felony State VS.. Henry Adams % fol-
ony, the prosecuting attorney, with
the consent Of the Court, declined to
further prosecute.
State IS. s. Furley, misdemeanor /;
alias capias awarded.
State VS.. Smith Vanmetre, being
arranged in open Court on charge
Of felony, plead not guilty. Case set
for trial April 10TH.
State VS.. Robert Neyins, felony !;
prisoner plead not guilty. Case set
for April 18th.
State vs., George Phenix, felony /;
plea not guilty. Case set for April l5.
Caroline and Thomas Harris VS..
Elizabeth Stehley, motion. Cause dis
missed.
Jno W. Lamon was reappointed for
a term Of two years, as jury commits
sioner.
State VS.. Charles Wild, felony.
Prisoner being arranged inopen Court
p.ead gdiltyto the charge in the in
dictment and being under the
age Of 1i years, was sentenced by the
Court to the State Reform school,
there to remain until he shall have
attained the age Of 81
IN cHANcERY.
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NJ Il. Dorm has secured the agency
for the Troy Steam Laundry, work
shipped every Tuesday and returned
on Friday. Usual prices. First-class
work guaranteed
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voTJrE 70 ADTERTIsERs.

,patrons of THE Womb are reqn sSte DIT, e
sIils mis- nnt only attracts the reader, but
, avsaents 4 i've appearance for the paper Noyei
WI s9rraetiye al sertising Is the only kind that
~ asi,ss h the prcsent progressive age
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HEAD QUARTERS

For Gasoline Stoves, big lot just re-
eeived and Of the latest pattern and
style, No trouble TO show goods,
Call at once. J.W. r. Fisher, King
street.
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Talking Of the sugar Trust, Il Z
sweetest window in town is Louis
Browns confectionery display
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JoNgg-MARsHAId.

Cards are out for the wedding Of
Miss May Paxton Marshall to Mr..
Charles E. Jones, both 81 jefferson
county, to take place April 10th.
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When you want to buy, sell OF trade
stoves, call at Noah's Ark, No 70 West
Race st. 3-2S-lmon.
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Encourage homc-industry by having
9ar laundry work done at Leo H
||ooeys, NJ. 4, East Martin street.
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4 Domcsties TINT win surely pleas,
yon. We alluds q I.onis Browns
display. not to girls
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] STILL AHEAD.

Extra Select Oysters and Plymouth
RS Count, at The New Place, next
Porto City Hall
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sTILL AHEAD.

The same beer that IS sold at ihe
Worlds Fair is sold al The New Place,
next door to City Hall.
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III order to be really stylish you
must eat rnsset oranges, ike those
Louis Browns sells.
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STILL AHEAD.

Pieais at all hours at The New
IA } nfextdoor to City Hall.
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Good digestion waits on. appetite
with those who buy confectionery
from Louis Brown.
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|, ,lg Inc Of nobby double breasted
7 Tor Youths and boys at NJ. l..
,as- Watch and chain with every
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Ladies dining parlor at Central Z Al
ing House. Frank Rhodes, Prop.
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,iow e be happy though married. \
Y With Brown the Confectioner.
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Mind your wife and don't forget to
take home > box Of Louis Browns Ice
cream.
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He Couldn't Tell. Waiter How
did you find your steak, STRIP Guest
--"Blamed il know how did find
IL, It was so small"
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Sale bills printed at this Office cheap
er than any where else.
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yrr.rHrR sULEEnE.

WEtInEI DNAAlA1 -
Observations taken At
NartlnsburE every morning
Mk u O'Clock b. GroneK W.
~, r.s. vaxnErnE, the representa-
- ,irc Of the United States
i Weather Bureau. THE
EonLp viii use he same
naes ns displayed at the
Court House and the people
r. y al can come verv near know
ssathe. Ing what weather 70 expect.
-o-
..,-rnx. At 7 O'Clock 4. ~. $50
Maximum 4o7.
Minimum 400.
rims Forco- Gentle.
direction from s. =.
s-.1x o. skr Cloudy
Rain fab. .ts
eat,,cr in the Eastern states viii be
-, clearing in afternoon. brisk south
800 rneh warmer. except slightly cooler IN
',.s,srn and Central Ohio.
IN. .,arm Of yesterday crossed into Canada
" ,.cstern end Of Lake Superior.
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Meals al al hours Il Central Eating
House. Frank Rhodes, Prop.
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On that same night belated citizen
hurrying home was nccosted from the
lower window Of house he was pass
ing IN the residence portion Of the city.
''Sir, oh, siri''
He stopped, for IL was q woman's
VOICE, pitched at an alarm key.
"Wilt you please find the policeman
on this beatsand send him here In
stantly2'
Can be 81 any assistance2'
mo Its burglar, and have him
safe"
The policeman arrived, and with him
the passer-by she had accosted, whose
services were not required, however.
The policeman went to the telephone
and summoned help. Meanwhile he
took up position where earlier in the
evening the folding bed had stood. II
was now shut up and looked merely q
massive bookcase again.
When the patrol wagon arrived this
bookcase became an object Of imme-
diate Interest One blue-coated official
was stationed on either side and two at
the foot. Mrs. Bascomb and the now
awakened Kitty were detailed at little
distance.
.Nowis said the sergeant, and he
manipulated the case as Mrs. Bascomb
HAD shown him how TO do moment
before
1t came down on the run, and there,
limp and half-smothered, was the
trapped burglar, his forehead cut and
bleeding from chance incision as the
bed had shut up with him in an ex-
plosivc embrace.
$50, Clever Jim, you are at 1t againl
Here you are" said one Of the police
man, as he snapped the bracelets on
his wrist Your pals not in II this
time" as he handed him over to two Of
the force,
..That's himir said Kitty. That's
the man that was lookin' for a girl as
he said was his sister, Oh. the Will
YUM
He was taken away. tried and con
victcd and sent up for five years. but
he never opened his mouth as TO his
metnod 81 getting INTO tho house. lis
quite safe 10 infer that Mrs. Isascomb
never rcsorted again ID that very COM
mon practice Of ladies who mail late
letters Of leaving the house door ajarA
And the folding Led viii remain d book
case to the end Of its days. unless it
should again be used as burglar trap
Mrs. NJ l. Rayne, in Detroit Free
Press
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IN cHANcERY.

Adrian c. Nadenbousch was APP
pointed trustee in certain deed Of
trust executed by Jno. J. Hollis, decd
in favor Of Misses Jane and Diana
Maxell, in the place of Blackburn
Hughes, decd.
Commissioner Adrian G. MAIDEN
bousch filed the report Of Henry j,
Seibert, general receiver.
Petition Of Charles Robinson in
which he desired to be relieved from the
trusteeship Of the Douglass Grove NJ
E. Chapel was approved and granted
VIM. L. Jones vs. A. S. Gouldeni
Commissioners report approved and
confirmed. J. N. Wisner, D. G. Yves
tenhaver and NJ. T. Ingles appointed
to make sale of realty.
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TnE woRLD a 10 eents per week,
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-06-16
Soldiers Home Department.

June 8, 1893.
Serenity and joy reigns supreme at
the home under the kindly manage
ment of the matron--Mrs. Megrew.
She enjoyed her fftieth birthday last
Monday and was made happy by many
beautiful and valuable presents from
comrades in the home and hospital.
DIR. Grippen, hospital steward, took
the Saturday evening train for a short
visit at his old home at Chamberlain.
He will be present at the reunion of
the G. A. r. In his absence Alex Rob.
erts has charge Of the postoffice. Com
rade Roberts was postal manager
under Gen. Scofield.
DR.. N. g. Whitfield was visiting his
old comrades and patients at the home
Saturday.
The Adjutsnt reports only IL ad
mitted this week, George Falkenbere
Co. A. LIST Oak. Cav. We now hav,
two members in the home who served
from Dakota Territory, Falkenberf
and Tate. Furloughed: F. Suncow
60 days, Peter Quinn 60 days. Return
on furlough: d. E. Burwell and L
L. Hiscox. The present membership
of the home is 1O5.