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CONE no IloMnuRAs.

Tte Lottery Company Bag, Baggage and
Champagne Leaves New Orieans
New Orleans, La. uecember 3O.--roday
th4 charter OF the Louisiana Lottery COM
pnby obtained In the constitutional con-
vehtion of 1863 20 iast for twenty4.lyo
yotira. exhred by limitation. and the i1Ak
driving tSpk place at 4 o'clock iodays
Tbere were Nsarly a thousand policy shops
achlterad oveNhNew Orleans ana each one
od thcse tTxtnsieted tn last business to-
day. Many OF Mese were operated by
politicians Of importance ana the profits
day. There is nccordinfg great deal OF
DISQUALIFICATION being exl&gaed today nj
the revolution OF affairs.sghe leading
men in the lottery company Nhave been
retained and Will operate the new com
pany AZ Puerto cortez, Honduras.
Messrs Conrad, Where and others left
on the steamship Brenlkwater Thursday
AVlght for the new home OF the lottery
Mlllng with them all the drawing part-
pEernaliR, ap wen as on Immense amount
OF wines nnd foods to hold barbecue,
which win celebrate the first drawing
there Ninety-HiS baskets OF Champagne
were forwarded With several hundred
turkeys and hundreds OF cases OF other
dainHss skilled pyrotechnIHt was sent
10 Puerto Cortcz for the sole purpose Of
managing the lire works. Governor VAS
qucz will be the guest OF honor, while mis-
ministers and supreme court viii partake
Of the lottcry's cheer, ana aitogcthrr tho
banquet win be the b!ggest thing " the
KIND Honduras has-s.is.,S. seen. The CONS
pany's franchise there VIII iHgt for twenty
five years. The drawings Will take place
az Puerto Cortez Tho fact that the print
ing establishment which y te publish the
drawing lists has been set up at Tampa.
Fin, the American port closest 10 Hondu-
ras, indicates very strongly that she lot-
terry VIII continue 70 depend on the C:litetl
States as The MARKET for ~ wares,
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NANInArInN coMpANY.

San FIancisco. Cal, December So--The
directors of the North American Navlsa-
ton company met this afternoon. 1t Ia
snid on authority that enough money was
subscribed to encourage the company to
30 on with the nope that all of tile $780,
00g needed TO enable the company to carry
out it's contracts with the Panama Rail
way company can be raisgd. Al a recent
meeting of the chamber OF commerce
$4,000 were secured
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CAR sERvICn cHANors.

j. w. Plowman, who was formerly agent
for the Texas Car Service association in
the northeastern portion OF the state. has
been placed nj Galveston.
Mr.. plowman now has branch office
of the car service IN that city for the
transaction OF all business necessary Ned
Winstead has been given charge Of his
terrllory IN the northeast.
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BRINGING IN BR1cK,

The Houston East and West Texas
brought in fifteen car loads OF pressed
brick from the ltilng at Garrison yester-
day.
The narrow gauge Is doing big freight
business in this line just now, as it is
hauling all the brick used in paving the
streets OF Houston.
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THE RAILWAY WORLD.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS ~,
THE VICTORIA DIVISION.
no he Inausuraied January lathe Se,,
MeesinE OF the Southwestern rrpeno
Association = Railroad Mass
Meeting Mt Dallas.

beginning about January Il passens,,
trains on the victoria division ., ~,
Southern Pacific win run straight ,bron IT,,
to Houston ''''o'sn
AT present trains on The New yor,,
IeSas and Mexican, which is known as m =
Victoria division OF the Southern pac,nc
SYSTEM RIM only to Rosenberg. pas.ep.
gers on that line bound for Houston sro
therefore, compelled 10 lay over at thu,
station for number Of hours in order -
make connection with the main line trains
Under this new arrangement ali ston.
overs will be avoided.
The trains to Houston win arrive at as
p. M. and leave here for the victoria
run at 7:S5 a, m, thus giving daily pas.
senser train both ways, This viii provo
OF great convenience to the travelling nui,.
nc and the Southern Pacific managers
are to be commended for lnauguratlnc Tho
new service. u''
w. $ Hoskins, general manager OF mo
victoria division, was In Houston yester.
DAY, In company with superintandon,
"a aeelueeny OF the Houston division mr.,
ieuuhg arrangements for this new run
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AN ELEGANT pREsENr.

~ q the personal friends OF Rev.
Is,fv5,, .isayne leaVell, pastor OF the First
- sen church, appreciatng the
Is-,ilse amount OF territory ne has been
NM Y MS pastoral work and the ne
y ~, W MS convenient and comfort
n 5ssa,'eyance from place TO place. and
q !, a preston OF their high regard for
I. Ei;s pastor and as a friend, presented
& KY KY an elegant buggy and n vatl-
co,nprise members OF his church
'l,3 W l,s,sation, and they justly feel
- me turnout and the man who
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THE HOTELS.

Il
THE HUTcHINs HOUSE.
Rates, 81, $3.50,
kAss q 50 per day.
/#nss5se,A Remodeled and
WI, ..,,!.iiilS I'm. newly furnished.
M INTERVIEWER Unequaled in all
|tss lT;;ii,I,n ylhns its appointments
.flH H. ll''tsllsssl!,isigsp in the state OF
n 7ti1I fl3lll Texas. Kiber &
6 -sisi g stosF. pr0pr'-
<.sIeyy, Jewett; Ike Il. Pryor, Austin;
4 smnonds Wharton; ii, u. Raglan,
ND E Grove, Dallas; George ).
=. yew Orleans; Albert Erickson,
4 .,,rfz. Texas; l.. S. Fife, Texas; l..
sS.harti ard wife, f. T. Pritchard.
.sSl. j, a. Caldwell, Houston; V.
In New York; Y. L.. LeTuHe, Cul-
\ McKiller Miss Mckiiler. CoId
I Knowles, Runge; C. q. Farmer,
IL. r. L. Foard, Columbia; H. A.
q Il I,ederer Beaumont; Il. III. Cum
IN. Sugar Land. r. S. McCAughey,
EE Wardrap, New Orleans. w. An-
u Richmond c. w. Reddlng, Texas;
n Towles, Missouri r. NJ. Brown,
fran: l.. Sinsheimer, r. Y. Reed, Cal
|nsJ P Minor, Texas; Mrs. j. y.
t 'sSl' Kansas city; II. n. Simmons,
|se John Rogers and wife, Rockdale;
ID Evans, Jewett; r. p. York, La
kELP Wilson, Muldoon: A. b. Kerr,
faIa; Il. F. Gregory, Yoakum: Joseph
"a. Philadelphia; w. a. Ham, Balti-
ssT. W. Fonley, Dallas; w. l.. Saund-
| Texas, Z. p Smith, T. u. Lewis,
ssfd; c. H. Richardson. Minnesota:
h Walker, Missouri. Kansas and
Us; J. VI. Benish, city; r. S. Miller
Z York
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A FAVoRITE REMEDY For la
GRIPPE

During the epidemic II Ia grippe Cham
berlain's Cough itemedy took th~ Trad
here ana vas much better liked than other
chaWYorth, III. Tile grip Is much the
same 70 aeyere cold and requires ire
ciHely The same treatment This Rfrnedy
~ PROMPT ana eifectial and viii preyeut
any tendency Of the disease toward pneu-
mo.ia. For sale by druggists
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CHICAGO pn1crs

~ ne next thirty days / viii sell any
M y my fine collection Of watches,
||s,rn, as, sllyerwaro and 1eweiry OF all
|,-l hlce present to each lady customer.
4 Nj t.ss,ilention given to fine repairing
49, S. WOLFORT & co,
s,ssinkhn Avenue, Hutchins House
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WANT 10 PAY INTpRrsr.

Boston. Mass, December go THE Union
Pacific receivers have appealed for au-
thority to pay the interest coupons due
January 1.
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wAcEs no pE RESTORED.

on January the Union station asso-
citation. Union Terminal association 5s-
troll Lansing and Northern and the Shl-
cago and West Michigan Will put ein-
moves wages back to the point IRON
which they were recently reduced olnst
roads are expected 10 follow the example
ana all railroad meu are living IN nope
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cALpwEI.Ils luRIsDlcTloN,

Chicago. Dec mber so.-rhere Is strong
probshility that Chairman callEsn "
the Western Passenger association WI.
shortly have his jurisdiction eNtende1 o'si
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prcrfyER ASKED FOR

Galveston, Texas. December o.--Appli-
cation was made today ny Samuel A.
reras Louisiana and Southwestern kail-
road company, IN the United States cir
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q, ss,ieYed that the Morgan committee
I M nns the Hawaiian yfair is seek
u, Information with a View 10 the
annexation of the Islands. e
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c,lIlcAno -palcEs

For the next thirty days = WIFI Hell any
thinE N my fms collection Of Watches,
diamonds, silverware aud 3aHelry az nli
description at Chicago prices. Also give
Special attention given 70 nlie reuAirins
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IQIlAD TIME TABLE.

NH nllnU ht'A =
lblr AID TEXAS CENTRAL.
Z blsio' aUOlL m. Arrlye'.'. ~ a. ~
u Ntil0p. m.lAlrlls',y,t,;.ii;i, ~ y -
h ,.stiIlitiBhN fACltlS,, .r
.@svo anu depart ifVii' a. tA''u -
. Z. DepoI
san ANTONIO trans r.,o
,1.t5 Il. IN. Arrive osJy n. m
H. .ss'i-.sss, a IN. lArrlVe.s-. V:fV p. m,
III .-1w orleans Trains.
il 10 .. m. lArrive- ~. a. m
tr ''tn.t,i y. m. Arrive;, N.Y. Nv. Z; U.s.
,.nfiRI. KANSAS 49, a. 'o,,Ia
~ snd Kansas nss.,n ~"
s,o in.Ilerrive. -. 300 a. m.
IL $50 m, d. m.iArflNe. ~. S,ov y; ~,
b ...,.,,fSJltADU AND SANTA fn'
nsna m. Arrive. Ill 90 y. m
Dc =" f,siyeston Trans.
- 4. m. Arrive. 49,. Si4o n. m.
- pos p. m. ArriVe.... o;lv ~
N T.j1 y N. ilNrriSs -. o.nV f y. ~,
4 raih,s aenot Is minutes earlier or ar
fniisii, depot IL MINUTES later. me
w y leave and arrive al the santa
.ione at the time stated.
IN. .naI,yI9nINAL q CT NORTHERN.
81 Louis Trains.
,a.S0 a. m.lArrive. -. BIO a. m
~ - II 100 o m.lArrive.... o;lu p. IN,
galveston Trains
u. 49,, ~ a. m. Arrive. .10.35 a. m.
~ 49, 525 D. m. Arrive -. 4: 80 p. m.
~ 49, ARRIVE. 1913 p. m.
,.,rs a, rive and depart from Union
,.,,r,b,a and velasco Trains.
w, idaiIy except Sunday 1876 a m.
|ksve V,snjiy except Sunday 5sO5 p, IN.
Al rlsnrv EAST AND WEST TEXAS.
,srt, 5.25 a. m. Arrive QrO I:3O p. m
n HW,, 500 q. m. Arrive lEx)S;OO y. n.
p 'i TEXAS WESTERN.
..,sav. w sday. Friday. 1000 n. m.
,1ssss.Sssy Th'sday, Satday.. 200 p. m.
,a'vT6Nio AND ARKANSAS PASS.
n .h,ss.,,yl D:l5 n. m.
R ,sot IasIlsiH oUsfoN & NoRTHBRN.
rLYf6G. II. to Harrisb'g) l1;0o n. m.
" &c, n from Harrisb'g) 1885 a. m.
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NE sHORE.


Yoakum. Texas. December a0.-captain
William Davis, the protector OF the san
Antonio ana CUFF Shore railroad. was here
Yesterday and met q large number OF the
citizens at the city hall last night. He
assured the people that The road would
be- built and that work would begin as
soon % the survey was made. The en-
eineers viii be put In the field nest week
ne read win cross the Sap al this place
The anlodr- OF stock required OF hoa-
rum will 10 subscribed,
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NEW ENGLAND REcEGvERsHIP.

New York December S1,-The faith OF
Mr.. Plat In being able 10 obtain iull con-
troll OF the New England road was not
shaken yesterday by tile appointments AZ
co-roceivers OF MIR Hart ard MIR. Perry.
Mr.. Plat wants II understood that he Was
NOT selected IN the interests Of any fac
ton,
The second mortgage bordholders intend
10 vigorously oppose the appointment o.
rlatt as permanent receiver and hearing
IN Ire matter viii take place before Judge
wallace during the early part Of next
week
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THE CAPITOL HOTEL.


Capitol Hotel. the
McaS only first-ciass no.
AtseaE tel In the city
! ghI, ms "a Rates: $3.50. $500.
Rfx $3.50 day. accord.
I; l)Ssrts ttik ing to rooms.
s;s-sS.:sssilsiin Electric cars To
tl{IE I(Qtt and from II deDots
s--Sss G. Mckinley. Prop.
LII Z. II. Evans, Mrs. II. B. Yale,
i-la. D. Z. Grove, w. C. Galloway,
~ Fl. LOomas, Taylor; Fort Smith,
iWarien, Galveston: w. S. B.ttel.
t.sns: j. t. Mason, Leon Perl, j. 10.
y and wife, city; John w. MaXcy
Elsls, Austin; j Soper. New Orleans;
sRobnson, Huntsville; d. q. Evans,
FeNtsad; j. c. Hunter, Marshall; L.
|hs. San Antonio; ii. J. Caldwell,
|nh, A. j. Morris. NJ. c.. Davis, New
|zn. D. V. Martin, Bryan, John II.
k4n TexarlSana; S. Winters, Little
lSr H. L. Lawrence, Paris; j. d. No
y L. Jones, Palestine; r. p. Wende-
3 Niago e. D. Stedman. Jr., city;
!, Hurst, Kansas City; ]. II. Simon,
= Gleans; Chas. p. Virgins. Indian
OH. ,, b. Norrell, Pasmo City, O. tt
Z, A. Holland and wife. San An
~ ]. Palmer, Fort Worth.
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y s. WoLFORT & co.
Di3 FEanRiin Avenue, Hutehills House
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THE HUTcHINs HOUSE.
Rates. So, $3.50
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HARDER THAN THIS WINTER.

The Potomac was a Frozen Valley and the Snow Fal
Much Greater Than That Of This Winter.
In the winter Of 1866 the Monocacy
river was so firmly frozen over that Il
was crossed on the ice with q four
horse team loaded with wheat. Goods
were hauled by four and six-horse
teams from North Mountain station on
the Baltimore and Ohio, for the mer-
chants in Williamsport, crossing the
Potomac river at that place, and At
the same time the now fall was very
heavy, and wagons and sleds for ten
days or more descended, as it were,
into and crossed a valley, no indica-
tons being present that il was the bed
Of a river except BY the fringe Of trees
on the Virginia shore.
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NEW ENTERPRISES
New Companies and Improvements in the State
from Manufacturers Record.

New Companies and Improvements in the State
from Manufacturers Record.
Bramwell-Land and Improvement
Company. WEIGH, H. w. Shields,
Of Bramwell; J. H. Bramwell and H.
w. Shields, Of Elkton, w. Va, and G.
Il. During, of Philadelphia, Pa, have
Incorporated the WEIGH Land and I'm
%provement Company. The capital
stock is $4,000.
Charleston So Wooden Mill. The
Kanawha Wooden Mill will add more
machinery.
Charleston-Land Company w.
A. Merrick, Of Brooklyn, n ", and
others have Incorporated the West
Virginia Land Company. The capital
stock il $40, 900.
Charleston-Land Company. &c. H.
Caster, Of New York, and Others have
incorporated the Upper Loup Creek
Land Company. The capital stock
is SO, 900.
Charleston-Land Company.-W. s.
Townsend, Of Brooklin, N. y, and
others have incorporated the Garden
Mountain Land Company. The capi-
tai Stock is $4,000.
Martinsburg Wooden Mill. ~ The
Martinsburg Wooden Mills will add
more machinery.
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THE SPIRIT OF THE LORD.
The International Bible Lesson For NEXT Sabbath,
January 20, 1898.

The International Bible Lssson For NEXT Sabbath,
January 20, 1898.
international Bible studies for Sun
day, January 20, 1893, Zachariah i.
lilo, Title:, The Spirit of the Lord.
Golden text: mot BY might, nor BY
power, but by my Spirit. saith the
Lord Of hosts The present lesson il
a continuation of therecord and imme-
diately follows the lesson Of last Sum
day. The last lesson was the fourth
vision that Zachariah saw, this is the
fifth. There il no change Of place nor
time. Basing the position on the fact
That dreams or visions at night are
produced or at least colored by the ma
ture Of the activity Of the mind during
the preceding day, it is readily infer
red il this instance that Zachariah
was very much concerned during his
waking hours about the completion of
the temple; and while dreams are
usually vagaiies Of a restless or ex-
ceedingly active mind, these visions
that came to the young prophet We're
not So, but were directed by Divinity
for the purpose Of encouraging and
helping the people in rebuilding the
holy ediice for His honor and worship.
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WEST VIRGINIA FRosPEnrrr.


Dsubtfal Il Ans.ha sf&se n he Ukion al Equal
her srlsnaid showing.
Since 1870 the population Of West
Virginia has increased from 442,0 Oh
to 762. 794, an increase Of ~. 81 per
cent. Within the same period the
railroad mile has increased from less
than 400 to nearly 100 miles, or 325
per cent. There has also been graft.
flying increase in live stock and the
principal farm products, while the
value Of mineral wealth has increased
III per cent. and the value Of
mineral products 224 per cent. The
coal output increased from l ,4O4, OOS
tons in 1850 to $40, SsS tons in 1892,
while in the same time the coke pro-
duced increased from III, ZIG tons to
|.1,3I3,449 tons. The financial condi-
ton Of the state is highly satisfactory.
there is not a cent Of State indebted
ness. Since the first Of the year every
cent Of money owed by the State has
been paidoff and not adollar 0 findebt-
edness, either bonded or floating, can.
be brought up against the State save
for the current expenses Of the present
month. West Virginia owes not q
cent. The school fund has been paid
back all that was borrowed from ii
and to-day the State has a surplus Of
over half a million dollar with no in
debtedness.
In addition to this a bill is now be-
fore the Legislature, and will probably
be passed. providing for a reduction Of
the tax for State purposes from 25 10.
20 cents on the hundred dollars
What State in the Union is i n a bet
ter condition. No State debt of any
kind! a surplus Of over half a million
dollars in ready cash, most Of It on in
terest! "A probable reduction Of 20 per
cent in the present rate Of taxationi
The democrats are in power. "Turn
the rascals out!r
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ADVANCE IN PRICES.

E HHEHEMtN 49,
A. \. Gilbert 4 Bro, Anticipated tho Rise ant
Give the Public the Benefit Of their Foresight.
Drugs, as well as other things, have
advanced in prices and the firm Of A.
NJ. Gilbert q Bro. Druggist, II N.
Queen street, anticipating such an ad.
yanced in prices, stocked their store
when goods we're low, consequently
can give the public the benefit Of such.
II you want anything IN their line give
them a call. They make the COM
pounding Of physicians prescriptions
a speciality, guaranteeing to give yon
exactly what the prescription calls for
also the quality Of their drugs.
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WHY he VOTED STRAIGHT.
A Dream Saved him from making a great Mistake
and Voting the Wrong Ticket.

A Dream Saved him from making a great Mistak,
and Voting tho Wrong Ticket.
! was thinking a little at one time
last SPRING said one Southerner toan-
other atone Of the hotels last week, 'oi
joining the Farmers Alliance Or Popu-
list or Gideonite party, whichever you
like to call it, but q dream saved me.
You know | lost one leg at the Will
d~erness. 1t was a%mputated at a field
hospital ard decently buried, and
always had a tender feeling for that
defunct leg. Well, one night after d
hearty supper | retired early and was
at ones attacted BY bad dreams. Fin
ally IAdreamed that / had formally join
ed the Gideonites n night, and on
my way home by some miracle ] was
passing BY the grave Of my departed
leg, when / saw it slowly rising out Of
the grave withAa reproachful bend Of
the knee and begin kicking me all
over the face Of the country. Iawoke
in a cold preparation and-well, ]
voted for Grover and the straight
ticket.-Baltimore Necs.
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4 BIG sALEI

Intending to 60 out Of businessI will
from this date commence to sell out my
entire stock of Boots, Shoes, Rubbers,
Hats and Caps, regardless Of cost.
The merits Of these shoes have been
well tested. For the past Is years. they
have given entire satisfaction. ] re-
turn thanks forlpast favors and invite
ali to come to this sale and receive the
benefit Of special bargains. | have q
nice line. Of Ladies' and G~entlemen's
fine hand sewed shoes, and invite ear
II aud repeated visits. These goods
must be sold out AS soon As possible,
Respectfully yours, IohnsLyons q Co.
Martinsburg.
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A sQUAW,s EXHIBIT,

A Sioux squaw, living near San
Diego, Cal, will exhibit inNthe Wom-
EMS Binding at the Worlds Fair 4
dress Of deer skins, richly embroidered
with 16 pounds Of beads, She worked
for two years in making the garment.
From the San Diego Mission will be ex-
hibited d valuable collection Of fine
needlework by Indian girls.
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sHEPHERD-REIEHART
Brilliant Wedding ii shspherdstoWn the Brides
maids and eroomsmen.

Brilliant Wedding in shspherdstownth the Brides
maids and Groomsmen.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Grove,
eldest daughter Of Mr.. Ed. H. Rein
hart, TO Mr.. Henry Shepherd was cele-
brated at 5 o'clock last Wednesday
evening in the Presbyterian Church in
Shepherdstown, the Rev. Chas. Ghise-
lin. minister in charge, officiating. The
ushers were Messrs. Philip Grove, Of
Sharpsburg, Md. Hopkins Gibson, Of
Shepherdstown, w. Va. Groomsmen:
Messrs. VIM. T. Lewis, of Berryville,
Va. ; Charles Smith, Of Hagerstown.
Nd; VIM. r.. Moler, of Moler's,n w.
Va. Robert Gibson, Augustus M.
Shepherd, James Shepherd Lucas, Of
Shepherdstown. bridesmaids : The
Misses Meta Schley, Of Shepherdstown;
Annie Bough, of Hagerstown Mary
Knott, of Moler's;'' Sophie Colston,
Bessie Lamon, Of Martinsburg Agnes
Beltzhooyer, Of Shepherdstown. Maid
eff honor, Miss Mary E. Latimer, Of
Charles Town. Mr.. VIM. Shepherd, Of
Shepherdstown, brother Of the groom,
was the best man, and the music was
furnished BY Miss Ella Fordyce, pi
anist, Mr.. VIM. Humrickhouse, violin
list, and a selected choir composed Of
Miss Mary Marshall, Miss Ella Kear-
ney and Mrs. NJ. Spohn.
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PRor. ROLfE BETTER.

Rapidly Recovering From the Injuries Received iu
the Wreck on the PsnngiyaAia \. 4.
Prof. Henry W. Rolfe, who was in.
jured in the Pennsylvania railroad
wreck near Harrisburg, Saturday
morning, is rapidly recovering from
his injuries and left the Harrisburg
hospital yesterday for his home in
Philadelphia. His wife went from
Philadelphia TO attend him at the hos
pital, The Professor il about thirty.
five years Of age, q bright and most
genial gentleman.
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ssrEr LOCAL MENTION
Harpsniar 4 tnssr., BrlsAy ~ransaPAsa 4
Ha.r NWnlaN RaaAsn.

Hsppniar 4 fs,.r,., BrlsHy raasaPAsa b,
Bar "Wala" Readers
Two dozen Of eggs are worth about
As much nov a. ! hnshel Of wheat.
Ice cream, leponade and milkshaks
should be cheap in Martinsbnrg next
summer.
We have some peoplein Martinsbure
who never spend One cent in the town
If they can help il.
We have = few sore-heads in this
town who are of no earthly account
whatever to themselves or the com.
munity.
a woman in five minutes a clean
up 4 mans room in such a way that i
win take him i've weeks 10 dnd out
where she puts things.
We are informed that as Ii Al
spring opens a large number Of dwell
.ings win he erected on the land OF the
N. NJ. N. & /. Co, near the Kilbourn
knitting mills.
The present warm weather is draw
ing the frost out Of the ground, and
walking is very bad. In the northern
section Of the city the mud is some.
thing terrible.
Farmers report that wheat suffered
considerably doing the recent cold
spell. II there had been more snow,
wheat would have suffered little and
would have been benefited.
Mrs. Calhoun, who, as stated in yes
terday's WoRLD, was found at her
home suffering from a paralytic stroke,
died last night at the residence Of her
sister, Mrs. Pyle. on Stephen street,
whence she had been removed.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-27
TON pAIEE,s

It's One Hundred and Fifty-sirth Anniversary win
Be Celebrated the goth inst.
The l56th anniversary of Thomas
Paine's birthday will be celebrated at
"Park RIDGE tho home Of Aaron
Davis, 8 miles southwest Of Frederick,
Nd, on the Goth instant, at II a. M,
at which time the flag Of the United
States will float in the breeze from all
the prominent points Of the Park.
The old farm bell will be rung to call
out friends and neighbors to hear "who
shall wear the seamless robe found at
Treaves, France, Leo XIII, the Pope
Of Rome, or the Scientist IL