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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20
1ldhrwertR bon letdtem uno fdwe.
REM 6afer.

9urcb Ste llnterln6ung BON neribteoencn
6~aferprpben mur6e feltgeiteut, baB elm err
beblicber ltnteri6ieb in ser 3uiammenz
iebung berielben ntbt beitebt. Der peient7
ltbe l1nteri9ie0 3pii9en lei9tem uno
icbtperem Safer berubt bemnab barin, baB
Ser Leicbte t~peniger &oblenbDbrate (StGrte-
mebD un6 mebr Gobfaier ent6dlt, ais Der
icbpere. SET Der S%Itterung IaBt itcb bteier
Otangel leidt ausgIeicben. Wenn Ietcbter
Safer icblebter ~fiittert ais i6tuerer, 10 miro
0as barauf 5~uritd5ufi9ren fem, bGB Die
Yferbe SIT tpentg babon erbalten, ipeil es
meiitens 8raub lit, baB !3umeiiuneen fir
Die gferoe nocb bem MaB unb nicbt nab
BENT @eDt6t ~erfolgen. 0aB bic Sbtere
bierbei 81 turS fommen, ltegt auf BET !6a1b.
Wenn ste Yferbe I'M 8uibeL itatt 80 bis sc
nur 22 Bis &c Bfunb erbaltet, 10 lit bte
8enoebtbetligung gang beoeutenb un6 bas
ntuB iiD IN ber 6altung Der Bferoe un@
3tpetfelbaft bemerfbar maden. Wiro Sen
Bferben oa8egen Der Safer nab @ent6t
Derabrcicbt, 10 lit bic Sitterung ielbit bel
lei6tem Safer feline Dber feline belpnberS
icblccbtere ais BET ber 8ermenoung 1cbperez
rem !6afers. 0anttt lit Die Srage iebob
nod nicbt enti6ieben, benu eS bar1belt it9
6arum feit5uiteuen, oh Elm 9lei6es 1epi9t
letdbten !6afers Xnielben NdbrDert6 beitbt,
pie BON i9peren. Sn bieier 8e3ie6ung lit
Die 8%eobadtun9 maBgebenb, baB icbmerer
unb leidbter Safer ii9 ~pent9er in benz @e@
tpi4t Scr S9ale ais in benz bes &ernes
unteri9eioen, 0as Nd6renbe oeS 5afers
lit 1T BEN i6tpereren SOrten reicbli9er pOr=
6anben ais in BEN leicbteren unb iomit itnb
Die leApe1en nabrbafter oLs Die let9ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20
2tusbreiten oes 111iites ouf oem
.feIoe i'm mtnter.

Oas Musbreiten uno ~Qiegenla1len bes
Wfiltes auf Dem 6clbe eri6etnt auf ben
erItcn 8lid ais pcrperltdb, inbem Der
Oiinger IN elmer grDBeren Oberfldbe Dem
icbGDliden @tnfluiie beS g8tnbes, oes Ste
gems uno Der Some auS9eieBt miro uno
oeSbalb mebr an bIngenben Stoffcn ber1
lieren miliIe, ais lpenn CT lt6 auf berOu1gs
itdttc befinben piirbe, Sn Eirtlt9fett
iinb abcr bic 8erLu1te ntebt 10 bebeuteno,
ais man on3uneDmen 9eneigt 1T, ia BET
tpette1n g~eriuger ais Die Gerlu1te, iDelobe it6
BEL Der NufbetpaDrung ocs WttlteS alf Der
0ungItlitte ergeben. !6ter itnb nG1nlt6
ale GerbGLtniiie ber 8ef0rOcruttg Der Saul
niB GlBerlt %giinlti9, neSbolb aub bic 3erz
iebung l6neIer por itb gebt unb Der 0lnz
ger mebr an Sttditoff p%erltert, thetls in
6orm BON freiem Sttditoff, tbetls in Sorm
BON Nmmoniaf. SIT bet 9iinger aber auf
benz sSelbe altSgebreieet; 0aun fann 0urcb
ba5 ~Giegenlaiien nicbt Diel an NGbritoffen
p~erlorcn ge9en. Sci trDGener Bttterung
febIt benz 9linger bic gum 3erieben notb1
menDtGe Te15tt8fett, unb trifft ben 0unz
GET Elm 9te9elt, 10 iperben 3par bic lDsltcben
8~erbinbungen auS9etpai9en, alletn tic geben
hlN1@ oC|Ip%elI +ueA1t ONS OEtp Hte1I W.
i6iliig lit, tnben1 Die Qmmoniat@Serbtn
oungen pom 8oben aufgenonn11en H1b gu
ialpeterlauren SaI5cn ulngetpanbelt tper=
ben. SIT ser 0inger gefroren, 10 ae6en in
ibm feinc 8erdnbcrungen Dor it6, oa bic
sur geripeiung notbipenbtge Warme feblt,
0ieies MuSsebreitet z2tegenlaiien auf Dem
6elbe bat, ab9eieben bon ben geringen Ser
luiten 0urch 8%erfliibti8utg 9egcniiber Dem
9it9er auf BET 0un9itdtte nocb ben gorz
tbei1, baB bic i'm 0inger Dorbonoenen
9tGbritoffe in Ser Qderfrume ourcb Gin=
itdern better pertbetlt tperben unb ferner Del
8flan5entpur5el tn elmer I0slicben Sorm
CUR Geriiigung iteben. 0telen Gortbetlen
gegeniiber itebt nur Ser gtabtbeil, baB 0aS
TelO lGnger gefroren bletbt uno lpGter be-
arbettet tperoen fann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20
Observation-Disclosures Brieffafen.

6crrn IS. Ct, Sa. Srage: SD lit Sic
@bepaIiers@ erite SIT befommen ? Nntiport:
Beuben Sic itb an r6armer Seeb Co.,
81 gSeit San 8uren Str, Gbicago o6er
SoDn q. Sal5er Seeb 60, Ga Grolie, isis.
6errn s.. &C., Sa. un6 S. g., 0tebr.
Sie6e Q%lrtiteG: 0aS Wiftbeet.
6errn 8. st., Su. Stebe Qrtifel: Oie
bette &albeSeit,
6errn S. g., gtebr, Siebe glrttfeI:
9fd6rtpertb BON leicbtem uno icbiperem
6afer.
Serrn 81. &c., isis. Siebe Qrtifel:
QuSbretten 0eS Wiltes I'M @inter.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20
0teDmatft+

9tm @in6pieb morft betrug bic .3ufubr
So, 955 Sttd, 9e9en 58,947 IN Der Doriselt
node, Snlen brodten So. 65@ 3.S 5 ,&iibe $2.O5
@3.70; 9eifers S .65@3.65; 9tatipes $500
@4.90; Salber $3,40@5.00.
Nm S3weinemarft belief fi9 Die i3us
fubr anf 1918 9tif, se9en 1854 StId
III ppri9er gSo9e. @emii9te un6 Yoders
broebten S8,00@8.3O; Bette i6were $3.50
6.55; Bette leibte S8.O5@8.15,
S4afe trafen ein SO, $50 Stad, eesep
81 1854 III pori9er ISOLDE. @eiterls S4.st
@5.25; 2Gmmer $4.S5@6.10.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20
Cito S5rem1o0

@dnidt Dfitutlt6 Die @obltbQt GIT. err
tudbnel1, Die ibm Oer regelnldbige @ebraud
bon Iper'8 8ilen ertpieien bat. Gr iagt:
rSd fiblte mid frarf mo matt, unO nlein
Ntagen lften gang III llnorDnIng 51 ieiI.
SD perinnte cine AnSobl BON 5eilnitteln,
ober feiue8 balf mir, Bis i6 betpogeu puroe
bic alien suoerldiitgen @per'8 Btuell gu nerz
iuhen. SD babe mr. Elm S96dtelheu perz
brau1t, aber ib fihle mid ipie reu gebore11.
Stir ifeint, Don allen Mebi5ineu, Die th lie
gebraudt babe, 1tebmen ite ith am leidlteften
uuo otgenehnliteu eirr; BENT fte fulo 10 gut
nit 3uder iber3ogeu, boB au4 ein GtnO fe
lei9t etnriuimt. SD ioroere ollie, bic etn
GbfIbrmittel brau6en, ouf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20
anadbentltde autnota ataata- 8ettruaa, u1ontae, 20. gebraaar 1898.

cine digit biinte GroGage nicbt geraoc Sic
portbeilbaftcitc. Gie @roe mlB gons chen
ipie cine TiI9plattc liegct, 0iegt tie icbrGg,
10 f(icBt 6cim Oicben OaS Waiicr nacD Sen
%tiefcreu Stcten utb l6ncmmt in bieis
nic6t 1ur Die b0ber Itegcn0e @rbe, ionbern
aucb ben 8eiGetsn Samcn.
G5 iei nod cripdbnt, baB Nnidnger 5u7
pollen iid Ser 0ortDeile beS Wt1tbeeteS be-
raubelt, iltbcm itc bic Gr6e aufbringen, e6e
~DoQitdnbi9e GrtpGrmltng beS Mttites ein9e=
trete1 lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20
cStt ser NDtb

9ner's 8i1en 3u nebn1et." 8pOtbbap
(Ole.), Register.
y53lpilGen ntetnem finften unb flint
sebnten Sabre qudlte mid cine art BON
Sledten ODER Gusi6lag, meiit tur an ben
8eiren, ober beionberS in Der 6rteberge
iiber ben @aoen. Sier bilbeteu it6 feu4te
Sledteu, Die it6 nit eiuem @rinO iber3ogen,
ser aber serbraf, iobalo i6 oas gein be-
tuegte. 0teiue Shutter periudte aGles Nt6gz
Ii6e, ober allies mar umionft. @iepoblno1
Elm Sinh, lag ih bod III Der 3eitung bon ben
tpobltbdtigen @irfunqen BON 9lper's Btuen,
u1b iiberrebete meme Oelttter, mid 0ieIe ners
Ind1en Al laIien. Sbpobl fie nidt piel Sers
trouer1 oareiu lekte, 10 faufte iie bod
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20

tDcil6oft 1T 6ieie aaGbcseit fir ba5 Ral6,
lpeLbc5 I'M Nnfan9c bc8 Sa6reS 8eborcn,
itcb bis sum Beginn bcs @cibegange5 nit
IftldD na9rt, ull0 alSbann ietue Nabrllng
lclbft ST ft1bcn pernRag. Triibe &dlber
ltno fit Die Nuf5ucbt am 9ecignetften, neil
tie ii6 better entiptdeln unb baber 9elucbter
iinO QlS Sic ipGteren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20

Gitt ret1tts Walabter 9ebrattt bot
Der Gonr+ getpp &relp8+ 60. TIT bier=
nit beitetts eenpfob1en+ eeSat Slai0ett
1tao Sdfferat 81 D1bet+ Selep1otte
go. $780, 8ottlttt0 Septut+ go. $780,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20
WuSaU1rtS.

SO et5en gfem Oorf - 6ebruor 77gc.,
Mat. 80bc., Sui, 814c. ct. Qouis-6ebruar,
67Sc.; Wtoi, 711c. Wt~tllpaufee- boar 644c.,
0tai, CSC. 0ulutb = Sebruar, 658c. ;
Oaai, 708c. Minneopofis = SebrIat, Csc. !;
755c. Baltimore Sebrlor, 754c.; Mtai. 79t.
Corn New gorf = Sebrltar, 529c.
Mai, 519c. ct. Souls - Sebrlar, 38}c.
Mai, 4O4c. Baltimore Sebraar, 484c.;
Mtat, soc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20
Observation-Disclosures.

ms Observation-Disclosures Gcge1ft6nbe b~etreffenbe Itl=
fraQet iinb oil Serrrs 0uttiteb Setttt1:1GDoS"0
SldocS Gorters, gSisc., 81 riGtea.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20
Die etrfabe mdbrbett

1T gut seults fir 9oob's Carl opariQa. Gs
beborf tetner 8el6oui9un9eu ODER leulotio=
ueller Oortell,uget. 9as, mas 6opo'S
tblt, 9enitst, I'M bic gorsii9e
bes Wtittels flar5ulegeu.
-. 9oo6's giIIen wtrten Iei9t, ober err
fnIrcim
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20

@btca9o, IS. Sebr.
Sebruar=@ ei3en i@IOB nit 73c., Sebruar=
Corn nit 414c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20
DR.. Rud. Seiffert.

Set 1866 Rousar3t i'm Qlerianer=Pofpital
Office. Gtunben BON 80 uAr NEDrg. i'm SnipitaL.
Office unb mpbnuno I71-173 Oft 2arSolpbsStr.
6ffeesStunAsu: 2@ ubr Sto9uittags.
Gen. 0xsaeR. unttrIetbs. unb Observation-Disclosures
siGs EssaiaItkG list1St
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20
NDer'S Rtuett

unb i6 fing on, iie einsunebmen ; urb ba1b
bemerfte i'd etne 8efferur1g. 9aburh ers
mutbtgt fubr t6 bamit fprt, bis i'd Smei
@hd9telfen berbrau6t bate, uno bann
mar Der Au8Idlog ~peridmunben, uro 1T ME
ipieoer gefebrt. IS. @bipmaH, Steal Gtate
Agent, 8oanofe, Ga.
Sabre lang bate i) ein Mnaenz uno
RterenleiOer, o18 mir oil Oeridieoenen
GteIen beftige Ghmer5en rerIriaGte.
&eines Der Mtittel, Die i'd nerIu6te, balf mir,
bis i'd anftng NDer'8 Biaen Git ne9n1el; urO
bieie beilten MIDI" - @nt. @oOoaro,
Seffeutli4er Jfotar, 6iue Safes, Dtid.
Babereitet pom DR.. S. 6. aser- & Co., aOtueu, mai.
Su allen 9tpOt5eten gu babeu.
sSe0e 9piis gSirft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20

gei9t cine Mtnute ioaten. sic 3Dserit,
grunbt's S6mei5erpilel 81 nebmelt, wenn
Sie uu1pobl 1irb. 40 Gents bic S9a9tel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-02-20

Ieun in 9ei1es Qebens 9aser = Dir Die
9uit barou persebt, Meil Did Sdmprrbotz
ben plasen, -GoB es libel NIT Sir itebt, :
309ere nt6t, 9ebran9' bas Mittel : Stets
bewabrt tt loldem 6au, "ANAKESIS'
1T iein Sitel, : 6eilun9 i6afft es allemal
9 lit ei1 3artes 3Gpf6en mn, = Mebi5tuiz
i6er gtatltr, = Cine Brobe bopon t 0 # EN- :
fret; brau1f lur P. Neustaedter & Co.,
Box 2416, New York City, 81 abreilirelt.
Die "Anakesis" 1T in alien apotbefeu 5u
babeu. 9reis 81.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-03
PERSONAL.

MI. w. B. Fakes has returned
from short trip through the
county.
]. S. Berry, of Tyler, master
bridge builder Of the Cotton Belt in
Texas, is at the Palmo,
Mr.. Kirk Hall, of Dallas, the
we'll known sewing machine man, is
registered at the Palmo.
Miss Fannie Hatten, of Tyler,
after making visit to her aunt in
St. Louis has returned to Waco.
Mr.. Eugene B. Wiel, the well
known stenographer, has again en-.
tered the employ of Messers. Clark
a. Bclinger, attorneys at law.
Miss Celeta Robertson, sister of
Mrs. Richard H. Harrison, arrived
home today from Nashville, Ten
nessee, where she has been attend
ing school.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-03
Rheumatic Pains.

In one minute the Climax Oil will
relieve rheumatic, sciatic, hip, kidney,
chest, and all muscular pains, and
weakness. Don't fail to try it. Sold
by all druggists at 80 cents and IL a
bottle.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-03
After One Thing Comes Another.

Now Spring is here and you should
have your system in good shape for
the summer. Climax Blood Elixir
will cure you Of any blood trouble or
disorder of the stomach and bowels
Sold under positive guarantee by all
druggists.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-03
Astonishing.

The many testimonials we receive
from those who have used Climax Oil
for all pains should be in every house.
Sold under positive guarantee
by all drug stores so cents . bottle,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-03

THE NEWS prints the associated
press kilograms twelve hours ahead Of
any paper in Waco.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-03
HOWs Your Liver?
Take Climax Pill and be happy.
Good Taste.

You will always have it if Climax
Pills are used when you are bilious
or troubled with indigestion. rs cents
box. Try them.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-03
DENTISTS.

NOR RENT-Two nice furnished rooms
T. with or without board. South front
second story. Mrs. DR.. VIM, Osborne. 40l
South Fourth street. 63 81
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-06-03
Are You Biliousp

If so take Climax Pills and be
relieved. They are the true health
pills sold by druggists,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-07-29
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NORTH MOUNTAIN.
Warm and dry.

Warm and dry.
d. Keesecker and daughter were
visiting at Preston Woods, on Sun
day.
John Everhart, of Jones Spring, was
visiting his brother Charles on Sunday
at Allensville.
George Rhinaman from near Tabler's
Station was the guest of w II. Wright
on Sunday.
Charley Cross and wife were visit
ing his mother near Hedges Chapel
on Sunday.
Miss Amanda Richards, who has
been visiting her sister near this
place, returned home on Saturday
last.
John Crawford was visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. E. Lewis on Sunday.
Edward Lucas was in Martinsburg
last week and bought bottle of ben
zine. On his way home, about eight
miles from the city, he stopped and
invited some friends to come and take
a drink, and, behold, when he looked
in his buggy his bottle was gone;
some one in the city must have been
very dry.
Rev. VIM. Lovill, of Hedgesville,
was in our midst Tuesday last
Lewis Wolford, of Spring Mills,
was the guest of w. II. Wright on
Sunday.
Whooping cough is again in our
midst and many children are suffering
from it; we hope it will not spread.
Mrs. Kate Barnes was visiting Mrs.
Wright Wednesday.
Jacob Carver, of Sir Johns Run, was
visiting friends in this place this
week.
John Blamer and VIM Olinger, of
Harrisburg, Pa, who have been visit
ing at this place, returned home last
week.
Mrs. VIM. Wright and child are on
the sick list at this writing, but hope
they may soon be restored to good
health again,
extend to the proprietors of THE
HERALD welcome and hearty greet
ing We are sorry to lose brother
Reilly, and part with him with many
regrets, trusting he may regain his
health and live for many years.
Grow.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-07-29

OAkTON.
CROW.


Hot, hotter, hottest.
VIM. N. Holland was in Maryland
last week.
Several of our young men were III
Morgan county Sunday night last.
A festival was held at NJ B. Bow
er's store Saturday night. There
was very large crowd in attendance.
Messrs. Creighton Tabb and H. c.
Candy were at Ganotown Sunday last
and took in the dedication of the U.
B. Central church
There was a fire near here last Sat
urday evening. S. E. Kennedy was
burning brush and the fire accidental
ly got out, but was checked before any
damage was done.
Geo. H. Oiler was visiting friends
here Sunday last. This place seems
to be the center of attraction for him.
Perhaps it is one of our "Oakton
bellies that charms him. Good luck
to you, George.
Messrs. NJ. l.. Harper and H. c.
Hall are attending the Teachers In
stitute in Martinsburg this week.
VIM. n. Holland started Tuesday
for a trip to Indiana and the World S
Fair. We wish for him a pleasant
trip.
VIM Z. Albright was at North
Mountain Sunday last.
Messrs. Rolly and Harry Albright
were in Morgan county last week.
Where is the free festival?"
Rev. c. NJ. Yost preached al
Hedges Chapel Sunday. There will
be no preaching there on the 9th.
There will be preaching at Provi
6ence Church tomorrow Sunday
morning at 1890 O'Clock by Rev ]
F. Snyder.
Mrs. Elizabeth Starliper and littl'
daughter, of Morgan County, are Wis
iting Mrs. Jonas X. Shrimp Of thi:
place.
The painting at Hedges Chapel b,
S. A. Keesecker & Co., of Baxter, i
now completed and looks well. An,
one needing any painting done woul'
do well to give them call.
/ H. c. Keesecker, of Spring Mills
spent Sunday at home.
Miss Martha E. Keesecker has re
turned to Hedgesville.
Edward Johnson. of Hedgesville
| was in our midst Saturday and Sun
day last.
James Miller. of this place, is il
your city this week.
John Grabill. of Hedgesville, wa
in our midst Saturday night. w
, were glad to see him.
THE HERALD looked we'll last weel
. in its new style. 1t surely is grea
change and shows plainly the abilit
, of the new editors. | have had th
pleasure Of meeting them and ca
say found them to be gentlemen j
j the highest Sense Of the word. The
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-07-29
JONES SPRING.
The drought is returning.

The drought is returning.
Wheat is making fine yield.
The hay crop is short.
The oat crop is the best raised fol
several years.
We are sorry to state that Martin
Tnrner is quite low at this time with
consumption.
Miss Matte l. KEGS returned home
on Saturday last from Toms Brook
Va, we'll pleased with her visit.
Michael Stuckey is preparing te
build new house on the land which
he bought from J H. Stuckey. J. NJ
Snyder is the mechanic.
A pocketbook containing over $685.
in money. but no papers by which the
owner could be identified, was found
short time ago on the road between
Shanghai and Martinsburg. The
rightful owner can get the same BY
calling on Abraham Snyder, neal
Shanghai. and furnishing conclusive
evidence that it is his property.
The Sunday school picnic at Tub
Run, on Saturday last, was pleasant
occasion throughout. The exercises
of the day included music by the Jones
Spring band, singing by the U. B.
Central choir very instructive talk
by Prof. G. P. Holt. of Dayton, Va.
dialogues, Rotations, and singing by
the children. About $40 was realized
from the sale of refreshments by the
school. S. E.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-07-29
Twelve Days at Atlantic City.

The third of the series of popular
excursions to Atlantic City, via Baiti-
more and Ohio Railroad, will be run
on August ). Ample provision will be
made for the accommodation of those
availing themselves Of the low rates
and superior train service to enjoy a
respite by the seaside The scenery
en- route is unsurpassed by that of any
other route in America.
Tickets will be valid for return
journey for twelve days from day OF
sale, and will be good on all regular
trains. On return journey they will
be good to stop of at Washington,
thus affording an opportunity to visit
the numerous public buildings. which
are open to visitors free of charge.
and to take trip down the Potomac
to Mt. Vernon, the tomb of Washing
ton, as well as to visit other places OF
interest in and near Washington.
For rates and times of trains, con-
suit appended table:
pm. N.
Cumberland !. Ills $50 1880 1880 ia
Hancock l2.is HE 2.s 2gi s5
Martinsbnrg =. !. i.40 li.5s 2.5i 2.5e 55s
D. IN
Shenandoah Jc. 20i l2.ls ~. So
Harpers Ferry. 2ls 1879 3s5 SIS So
Washington Jc. AS 1913 40 40 So
Correspondingly low rates from
other statians.
For additional trains from Pittsburp
and Cumberland. see time table pub.
lished elsewhere in this paper.
For more detailed information appl,
| to nearest B. & Q. ticket agent.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-07-29
4 beds and flew to the window and

beds and flew to the window and
laughed outright as the comic scene
struck their vision. An uncarded
donkey sat on his launches with an
air of what he evidently believed to
be kingly (but which only exhibited
contrariness) stiffened his lengthy,
ears, set his front feet and made his
melodious voice audible to all on the
avenue. Il have been driven long
enough, master; you shall now obey
my orders. have more sense than
anybody who has driven me and am
going to rule" There he sat as if the
storms of the west, the earthquakes
of the south, the fires of Hagers-
town, or the brave laddies of Martins
burg could not move. him. And he
sits there yet.
This donkey is an emblem OF any
man who imbibes the idea that he
knows it all. Even SolonS of the law
are pigmies in his eyes and he can find
FAULT with their legislative movements.
He knows more than all the teachers,
county superintendent, institute in
structors, boards of education, and
trustees. He is now going to show
them that he can't be moved, or in
fiuenced. To advise him would SIM
ply be madness.
We suggest to those panied by this
animals capers, they consult Prof.
Kimler as TO the point of attack, for
he says " Every man, every woman,
every boy, and every girl. like strong
city has one weak point and can be
taken and conquered only by assail-
ing that point Bat there donkey
sits, an annoyance and hindrance
and scare right in the pathway of
yours, LOT.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-07-29
Letters Advertised.

The following is list of letters adj
vertised at the post Office, July "a,
1893, and if not called for will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office August 7,
1898
Miss Mary Anderson,
Robt. Furley,
Mr. Madron Kartrer,
Mr.. ]. E. Lemon,
Jno. A. Myers,
Miss Sarah A. Phillips,
Mr. E. B. Rowe,
Miss Bessie Wilson Stanford,
Mr.. Samuel Wells,
Robert c. Whitney.
w. II. H. FLICK, p NJ.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-07-29
Hanna. las returned home aiter ] W.,

Hanna. has returned home after very
pleasant visit.
c. Mason. Of Tabler's. spent Sunday
in our village.
Mrs. Charles Beall and children, OF
Sharpsburg. Md, are visiting her ia
ther, Mr.. Jacob Naylor.
Arthur Butts. of Shenandoah, paid
flying visit here last week.
Miss Lucy Siler is the guest Of Mrs.
Butler
Mrs. E. c. Williams and children,
Of your city. spent a few days last
with her mother, Mrs. /. Henshaw.
Edward Howard and family, of
Columbus, Ohio, and Enron, Howard
of the same place. who have been
visiting their father, here have re-
turned to their homes.
Ed. Harrison, of Keyser, is spend
ing his vacation with his father.
Addie Ronk, of Wheeling. who for
some time has been in Wheeling, is
home on visit.
l.. Dryfuss and family left this week
for Cleveland, Ohio, where they ex-
pect to make their future home.
J. Alexander is adding very much
to the looks of our town by building a
handsome large residence which is
nearly finished, George Apple being
the contractor he is fine and able
workman.
We were sorry to lose our genial
riend, Mr. Reilly, and hope he may
prosper in his new home, and all he
undertakes The HERALD is the best
paper in the county. and since it has
changed editors. we are glad it has
fallen in, such good hands. We wish
you success. JIM.
Thanks.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-07-29
Reduced Rates to Worlds Fair Via
Pennsylvania Railroad.

The Pennsylvania Railroad an
nounces that on Wednesday August
?. Saturday August IL, and Wednes-
day August 20, special excursions
will be run to the Worlds Fair. Chi
cago, on which dates tickets will be
sold at SIs.75 good for ten days and
valid only on train leaving Martins
burg 7:o3 a. nj. and direct connecting
tain at Harrisburg, and valid for pas
sage in day coaches only and will not
be accepted in sleeping, parlor. or chair
cars.
II FOUR BlCK ACHES,
Or yon are all worn out really GOOD II noth-
ing. It Il general debility. ny
BROWRS IRON Dl1ZK33.
u WIN cure you. cleanse youf Mo, nd On
> 3ood sppslioA
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-07-29
THE HERALD
rEntered al the Post OGice at Martinsburg,
W Va. as second Glass Matter.l

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accommodating.
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