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Chicago eagle., 1893-09-02
a QUEER DWELLING.

ehe House Is Built of Sea-shelis Laid In
Cement.
Arizona is literally covered with
en-. ruins of strange habitations.
Most of them are constructed OF con-
crete or adobe, and the mystery about
them is the identity of the people
who designed them. How they could
he built is not a matter of conjec-
ture. as the materials are close at
hand. But there is one ruin, al
though still in good state of pres
eryation, that is mystery, no mat
ter in what light it is considered. 1t
is in the Huachuca Mountains, not
far from the military reservation, In
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Go 70 THE GREEN HOUSE.

If yon want to buy choice potted
plants. Roses from 10 to % cts. q
piece. Fuchsias, Geraniums, Coleuses,
Heliotropes, Gala Lilies, Begonias,
Palms, India Rubber Plants, Verbenas
and Pansies in all colors and shades,
and many more varieties too numerous
70 mention, which viii sell At a very
low price. Also fine lot Of tomato
plants IN four varieties; one Of which
will weigh from one to four pounds,
and other very early varieties. Also
sweet pepper and red beet plants. los.
lmbach, florist, near Green Hill Gene
terry.
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THE MARKETS.
CtNoINNArI. NAV

CINCINNATI, MAY ].
rLouR- Winter patent. - io0ao 90; fancy.
e ooassl family, =. 2sD2 80; extra Il 0O02l5;
low grade, sl6oGI.9o; spring patent 1900
IRA spring fancy, "a IOea65; spring family,
a 7aip3 Is. RYE -four, s3.01G3f5
WHEAT--The market was firm and ittilc bet
ter than nominal at Cd G7c for good No. red,
and 81 Gic for No red
CoRS--Ear held at s2d47c, according TO DUAL.
ity. No, white held az 45hc, and No 2 mixed
at f3tfg 44c.
OATS quiet at siasoc Tor No. white, $40
aitsc for No 3 white and siH0sec for No. 2
miScd, buyers views being represented NJ tho
inside figures for good samples
RYE-The market was quiet and nominal al
e0sl6lc for prime 10 choice No. 2 Sellers hold
ling at tho outside figure.
CATTLE Select butcher, s4G0d4 extra,
s5.G0dhi5; fair TO good IS 6S64.50; common,
s2.t0d32a Heifcrs: Good TO choice. Is s5 $50;
common 10 fair. s25Oaa7h Cows: Good to
choice, s3s5H4 25; fair to medium ~ 81 63 rs;
common, sL50 t250
vEAL Common and large 81 50 al. 90;
fair 70 good light, IS 25 10 Is; extra, s6bo
Hoes Select heavy and prime butchers,
F7a50tT. 50 fair 10 good packers. 800 35;
common and rough f650SD7 Oh prime light, n 5
GI.s5: others, 10 6511. 20.
SuEAP AND LAMBS Sheep: Clipped, a. 500
Az wool. sts0le55 80; fail lambs, clipped si.50D
400; wool, - 80; spring lambs, 3 ~ 100.
PirrsBgRGH, May l..
CATTLE-Martet nothing doing all through
eonsignments. Ten cars Of cattle shipped to
New York
IfoGs Market slow; Phiiadclphias s7lg0 b
500. best Workers and mixed ~ $40 Z DO; PITS
anil common Workers. n. 2517s7s; four cars hogs
shipped TO New York
SnEEP-- Market steady and unchanged,
BAITIMcRE, May l. &
WHEAT steady: Apfil, 744o: May, rise,
juno, 75Ac; July, T6Sc.
CoRs-F irmer April SAC May. asssei July.
fp4c.
OATS Steady: white western, Ale
lsyE-Quiet; No SsNc,
FLOUR AND GRAIN--Cash quotations: f9aur
practically at stand still winter patrrtt, 3sO
6f3 50; do siraighis, s3i013 10; spriLr is,,sna.
"a 65S4 10: do straights. q .309tae9 wa y
spring wheat Tic; No spring wheat, cse. no.
sreh, Tic; No 2 corn, Ilasc; No 2 OATS, rahc;
Ma. white. 3saaac; No white, 81 i aae: 10, =
rye, soe: No 2 barley G2c; Ma. ). T. d IN, 4, GGsci
No. {, D b. 41e. No 4 nax-seea Az II
PIITAnELpfiIA May l.
WHgAr- Weak. No rcd April and AIsy To
7i5zc June 75s4 759.e: July, 76l4 1dAc
Conn Options weaker; local ear lots duliI
No yellow, scarce and flrm No sDiizcd
April and May, tslla4s1se; June ~ fasac;
July, tassft5
Oars Ruicl steady; No ewhite April, 4o1
iDAc; May, June and July a9lzss 'oc
ToLKp a., NtSt.
WUEAT--4Aettve ana caslefA MA -seSla tll3sl'
May Oakt a juno 7eMe. July 72Se: August 7i!Bo.
cons DalI No 2cash and May Sc
oATs--Qulcs. No. mixed nc
IsYE-rDult cash aSc
Cr3ovERsEEDA Dull prime cash n 9' Gcto-
her tsso s,s1,. !, ,,, WI,
WHKAT- Market tlrm and ulpderatett aciiyS-
M, rcd STORE and elevator 5sss rs atloat
ID q. Il 7B5se.I No / hard s5sse. No. rssi May
7sls q IS 5-ice
Conn Dull and firm No i9Ne 81 Nssor,
aGa4c ailoat fneraded 90 May1
harley Firm end qniet
RYE--Sieady aid Quiet
OATS spots Qui,t hi;cs firngr Nay ~
\ 35c No . whre li1saGc- No Chicago
Assc. No s,35c
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Six PERSONS BURNED.


isrniIxaToN. la, May i--ShoFtly
after O'Clock sunday morning an old
hricl. tenement housc at $50, JeiFcrson
street was destroyed by lire and six N
Ii inmates burned - death The lodg.
ing hoaSe was conducted BY q Mrs.
lnslsan. she and . young servant girl
named MngEie Haley were the only
women III tho building
Tho losigsre were 81 tho SCORER class
81 laborers and mechanics. about TWEEN
" of whom occupied the various rooms
upstairs The building wns verit-
able flre.tiap consisting Of winding
Railways and dark landings, some Of
the rooms icing without windows So
quickly did the fire spread that the I'M.
fortunate victims were caught like rats
in trap The name OF the dead are
as follows Michael Hines. transient
lodrer Michael Lee, on Chicago. d
stove nniders John Morgan, stove
molder. residence unknown, III u
Sehnmann carpet weaver Joseph
Swinrller, 81 Burlington, pinstcrcr;
ChArlic -, hoiler-malScr. supposed
70 Dc from Chicago.
AAtA MtAN RAAAtt7A VA ~ rH0NNAuk NUtt
almost unacceptable manner Nor.
gan's fcrt we're burned on. and Schn-
snann's body almost Tell 70 pieces when
removed Maggie HALEY and Mrs. lud.
son had 10 icap from the window to the
pavement below in their night clothes
son ~ Mrs Judson rushed 10 the
doors Of tho various sleeping rooms, IT.
tempting to arouse the occupants lie
thus saved Il number 81 lives, but many
had narrow escapes. almost all
having 20 leap from the windows
In their night clothes. A siciscnlnR
ssipht met the gaze ~ the flremen and
policemen whom tho flames we're SUN
cicntly snbdned III permit their On.
iInncc. Al the foot Of the stairway
was the roasted body Of Schumann In
a room at the head Of tho stairs which
had no windows. were found the bodies
Of Mike Ice and Joe Swlndler. Lee
was knccling as II IN prayer. with HIS
hands gripping tho bed railing IL n In
q yico, while Swindler lay in distant
corner, where ho apparently had wan
ilercd IN the darkness with hts clothes
In his arms
10 the room next 10 this. with y
window opening on rear she'd, WINS
found Mike Hines, dreasnd and evident
ly Within an arms length of liberty
when overcome by the flames lie was
living within few feet Of tho window,
md the other rooiners who escaped at
that window must have stopped over
his body.
In another room without windows,
only acecAsiblc from the stairway BY Il
long Winding hall. were found tho bod.
les " Morgan and the man known as
Charlie MorYnn's feet Ind become
TANGLED hi Il chair, while Charlie, with
i pair ~ pants wound about his head,
had faltru over Morgan.
There arc several suspicious cirrnm.
stanecs connected with Tho flre which
the coroner win investigate Monday
The loss On the building and eehtantA
was probably 81. 900, with small insnr-
anae
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durai iastv wcrc shown 10 their car.
riaers
u was $50 @hcn tho party left Me
Auditorium and ten minutes later they
were shaking hands with President
Cleveland In The niue parior 81 the Lex
ington. The chief executive himself
had tcen up with the lark
While the Misunderstanding Was In prog
rcsS. Vice President stevenson and his
party put III mn appearanrc On their
heels literally taking the hotel hv
storm, came the members 81 the nation
al commission and the fair directors.
who were TO act as hosts and escorts to
the distinguished guests on this ncan-
orablc day
Meanwhile the procession was IN
course ~ formation on tho avenue. north
Of It's intersection with Twenty SECOND
street
Al the head, 70 clear the way. antk
mounted on handsome chargers. was n
platoon Of gray-coated south Park po-
lice Behind them. IN their hrana-new
blue uniforms, came q detachment 30
city police on horseback 50 ~ them.
and five abreast Next IN line WAS Com
pany y Of the seventh United states
cavalry. under commander Capt +. 4.
Varnum, and Company X Of the Sew
enth United States cavalry, under conn
mand 81 Capt Il II. Hare,
II remained for the fourth divitinns
the special escort OF the occasion, %
bring the enthusiasm 10 climax
This fourth division was the Chicago
Hussars They appeared for the first
time in their Americanized Russian uni
forms There were six score OF them,
mounted on magnificent black chargers.
and every man giant.
Twenty trmnpcters heraldct the up
proach Of tho lIussars, after which cnmc
Troop A Of the Illinois National guards.
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FREDERICK GETS THE COLLEGE

The Synod Accepted an Offer Made By Trustees 81
the Frederick Seminary
The closing session Of Potomac Syn
Cd Of the Reformed Church was held
Saturday morning. Nearly the whole
session was consumed in discussing the
question Of the establishment Of fe-
maleseminary tho Reformed Church.
The conclusion was theadoption Of the
following: ..That we recommend to
the synod the acceptance Of the offer
Of the trustees Of tho Frederick Fe-
male Seminary ut a yearly rental Of
81 900, and also that tho committee
recommend that the synod select a
board Of directors, consisting of five
persons, to make the lease, select the
president and carry forward this insti-
tntion.n
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mall-s,ones 4. Larre Z. slganrae.

AIToS, Ill. May !. Saturday norning
the country northwest Of this city was
visited BY severe haIl-storm. Tho nv
cruge size of tho hail-stoncs was Is
large as IN orange, ono picked up nts
Melville measuring seventeen and ono
half inches in circumference. At Mon
ticello seminary three hundred window
lights were knocked out, In many In
stances roofs were shattered by the n.y.
ing balls Of Ice. Tho Missouri. Kansas
and Eastern roads new trucks were
washed away, causing loss 81 ut least
100000. The Mississippi Is now two
two miles wide here, with every pros
pect Of reaching the disastrous stage Of
last year.
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The procession Of carriages was led
| by vehicle containing the National
commissioners. Director ~ Works
Geo n, Davis and D. II, Burnham rode
vis-a-vis.
1t was the seventh carriage. however,
that brought out the enthusiasm Of the
on-loolsers, In II, his face toward the
south, sat the president Of the United
States. and on the opposite seat two
other presidents, They were rTesi-I
dents 4. w Palmer, Of the Worlds Co
lumbar commission and II III Higin-
botham, OF the Worlds Columbian ex-
position Vice President Stevenson
rode with two Worlds fair cx-presi-
dents Lyman J. Gage and William 4
Baker Secretary Gresham rode with
National Commissioner Davidson y.
Penn; Secretary Carlisle with dignifed,
iudicial-l looking George v. Massey. Of
Delaware; Secretary Herbert with
Charles IL Schwab; Secretary Hnlte
Smith with j. w. st. Clair. OF West Nir-
ginia, and finally Secretary Morton
with Director IL. b. Stone.
The American contingent having
thus led the way, the third, or foreign
division. was inaugurated with the
fourteenth carriage. This was occupied
by the duke Of Veragua, the first vice
president OF the commission, ex-tiov-
ernor Waller, 81 Connecticut; the FIRST
vice president Of the exposition. Fcrd
w. Heck, and Commander Dickens Of
the United States army
The fair sex appeared for the first
time in the vehicle that followed, the
duchess AZ Veragna being escorted
by Mrs Potter Palmer, who did the
honors ms president Of the board Of lady
managers, and by Mrs. Commander
Dickens.
The ducal party was succeeded by
carriages occupied by ambassador to
England Thomas r, Bayard and OK
minister to Belgium Lambert Tree,
Maj Gen. Miles and aids. Admiral
Gherarli and aids. and Gov Atgcld-
The carriage Of Mayor Harrison, who
was accompanied BY three members Of
the board Of aldermen brought up the
extreme rear
As the procession moved southwark
on Michigan avenue, entering the
Midway plaisance through the western
as,,,l,,.,i,..,, d;a,,as,n ~ etear;py IRE
ss $50; $500, ,saico,na ,ha,n IIn u the'
1 go ~ 49, ,,Ia;sanca ~ ,.ar-
c1,r,a bad baen d;sttnrtlv American
M s,a,s l,.,,, Il, =, IA aa,as n ,yas -
sa;,11, 49,.
as.. $500. tI,a,,,sf,l,,as y, ~ e,r.,,,,,d
~, $3.50 $500 y, Al,.h c;,,s,,iasa &,
49, ...s;., ,,n,.,;,,,r ,.,,,,s ds..;,.,d
..,,1s .ta;. .D' ,,.s sha,,ll.rs
, III, ssao s 4; ,sna,,th hsan,;as q
,S'... ,h s,,. I ~ ~
IN, ~ h o s'i i.,s ~
60 $3.50 - 49, ~
'e, sr,. 49,. 4. y. -. -, .,,.,,,.a - ~
49, ,,,d 4 ~ Es,,;,,,o laIarv IA
~, ,','s.,r'i ,a ,. nv, I,,bv s,,-
49, w s'' ~ 81. \
NJ ~ Nh, ,,.,,,,,,a ~ Aige,.;a ana
~ ~, Af,.;asns IA Ia,,s and
I TanI.,n,,ers Ana MOO and pcrsians
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wow TRY THIS.

Il viii cost You nothing aud will
sVely do yon good, If you have Il
Tough, Cold, Or any trouble with
Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dir. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to
give relief, or money will be paid back.
Sufferers from La Grippe found it Just
NE thing and under its use had n
speedy and perfect recovery. Try 4
sample bottle at our expense and learn
last how good Il thing il is Trial bot
ties frecAat Il. G. Williaai's, Jr., e Co. s
drllg store. Large si2e soc. and 81.
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LIMA, Oh, May Sunday afternoon
James German, aged Isl was playing
with several companions First one
kind Of an innocent joke, then another,
was perpctrated, and finally one Of the
boys picked up bottle and threw its
contents into young aorman's face. His
screams brought older members az his
family % him, and they quickly saw
that almost a quart Of ammonia had
burned the boys face horribly A
physician was called, and he discovered
that both the boys eyes were SO burned
that he was hopelessly blind.
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CHARLESTON. s. q, May i--ncn. B.
II. Rutlcdge, prominent lawyer, died
in this city Sunday, nged o. He WIS
born In sumter, Sc, and was educated
at Yale. He entered the confederate
army as captain Of the Charleston Light
Dragons, ana served through the war
as colonel of the Fourth South Carolina
Volunteers IIc was the youngest
member OF the secession convention,
and was a. presidential elcctor 81 1870
and served two terms in the state leg-
islaturc.
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c,eyelan.l I,lnea Win ore.ham.

CIlIcAao, May iSundays forenoon
President Cleveland and party attended
the Second Presbyterian church. Michi-
gan avenue md Twentieth street, The
church was very beautifully decorated
with garlands Of flowers and Ivy Inn
mediatcly after the services Mr.. Clcvc-
land returned to the hotel Tor short
rest and about io'cloclt took lunch with
Judge Gresham and few others Ak
the latter's home.
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MuNcrE, Ind May i.Dr, solomon n.
Smell died saturday Hc loft peculiar
request as to tho disposition 81 his re-
mains II Is that they be taken to Gin
cinnati, crctnatcd and the ashes taken
by his son Thomasand thrown into the
Ohio river from the suspension bridge.
This h IA payment ~ d debt he always
felt he owed ths river, because he was
once tremendously saved from drowning
by d cake Of Ice
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ElI,rln nnniIl nxinr.

NEW YoRK, May l.--At midnight Mr..
booths physicians admitted for the
first time that he was beyond recovery,
and that the end must come In two or
three days. He Il unconscious most ~
the time. and an intimate friend told a
reporter that there was no use conceal
ing the truth any longer, Mr., Booth
was dying and could not last the week.
The end may come al any moment,
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auoKLEa,a ARNInA sALYE.

!, The best salve in the world for Cuts,
5I,ralscs, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
S lever x, sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
.aiiblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
.ions, and positively cnres Piles, or no
pay required. 1t Is guaranteed to
s = perfect satisfaction, OF money re-
lni4ied Price Is cents per box. For
saf " g G. Williams, Jr., q Co.
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Shocking Tragedy IL Texas. Y

ST. AuausTlNE, Tex, May John
Walton was Saturday found dead in his
house, eleven miles from town, having
been shot 70 death. His wifcand seven
children are missing. He had been I'M
sane for number Of years and IL Il
supposed he butehcrcd his whole family,
Aecrcting their bodies and then commit
tfnp suieide
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LIE Mabaah IS lhe mrare.

. VINoEvNEs, Ind, May n The Wa
bash AT this point is nearing the twenty
foot point, and the leyees are in danger
of bursting from the great volume 81
water Opposite the city ii Illinois the
country Il inundated Tor miles fron
hackwater The river is higher than it
has been for years
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PORTLAND, Ind. May 1.-The Tucker
oil wen, just drilled IN by the Iowa oil
company, Is flowing three thousand
barrels day. -Four two-inch lead
pipes are required 10 conduct the oil &c
the tanks. This well Is In jackson
township. AS most 81 the Indiano
oil wells How, the waste OF gas Is enor-
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CtALARY OR c0MMISSION.--TO agents to
- handlA the Patent Chemical Ink Erasing
Pencil The most useful and novel invention
&c the age Erases ink thoroughly in two sec
ends, Works like magic 800 10 200 per cent.
want general agent to take charge Of terri
tory, and appoint sub agents A rare chance
10 make money Write for terms and sampls
Crosse. Wis. 4-s-1m.
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The Rcfusal COST Her T.lfe.

SEATTLE, Wash, May L Mrs. Mary
Jensen. i wealthy widow, aged So. was
shot and killed by N. Sandborn, aged
2s, who then killed himself. Sandborn
has been III the employ Of Mrs. Jensen
for number of years, and because she
would notNmarry him he killed her and
then hinlFpH
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Flood "a Columbus, 3.

coLuMDus. o., May 1.-THE heavy
rains have swollen the Scioto river un-
iii II has become raging food. The
street, Of Columbus Sunday night were
In darkness the water having crept
into the power-hoise Of the electric
light plant and drowned ont the fires
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SAN JrAE pE sun, NICARAGUA. May
j. a revolutionary movement has been
started against President Scasa,.o Mic
s,iragna Telegraph communication
with the interiorof Nicaragua is inteE
rupted, but reports 81 serious trouble
my M S.tirefed
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PANS, May /. james y. Eustis, who
takes the place of Thomas Jefferson
Coolidge. United States minister To-
France, arrived here Sunday. and was
met at the station BY the whole stan Of
the United States embassy
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CONDENSED NEWS


~ Tcirernph.
Geo. Wolf. Of Boston. ~ years old,
was thrown from his bicycle and killed.
The mincrs in the Hooking valley,
O., went out on strike Monday morn
fng
Two Thousand Eve hundred miners in
the s,iNtI subdistrict Of Ohio. are idle,
Strise.
Alex I'abst was killed III the cellar Of
"a brewery at Springfield, Ill. by huge
casiN falling on him
Mrs. Margaret Mccarthy, Greenwich
Place. Dorchester, Mass. was fatally
burned while lighting fire with lSero-
senc
Farmers around Portland. Ind. nre
greatly delayed by heavy rains. Many
oil lerriei<s in that section were do
stroyed lhy wind,
Tho LaIsrctagne, which arrived at
New York from lIavre Sunday, brought
over ti'sa emiRrants, and the Canpania,
from liverpool, brought SIS.
Miss Emma Garland, a handsome
young lady crippled by a fall. commit-
ted suicide at IT. Pleasant w Va, by
drowning in tho Kanawha river
lie sixty-ninth anniversary 81 the
American sunday school union vas ccl-
elaSitcd at the fifth avenue baptist
church, in New York, with special serv-
ices and appropriate exercises
The suit Of Jacob Conold, administra-
tor of William Conold, against tho
Wheeling and Lake Erie for $4,000
damages for killing the decedent. was
dismissed by the conrt at Dalton, @
At Lexington, KY, according to pro
gramne, The union carpenters to the
number Of 1850 quit work Monday morn
ing. because their employers refused %
keep them unless they renowned the
union
The IIptchxiss Gun Co is preparing
It's ground for Howell torpedocs at Liv-
erton. II has purchased the mammoth
pontoons Of the old colony people. The
los; Of torpedo means nearly 81, 900,
and the company has lost many by fir
ing IL the open bay.
Two brothers and q cousin named
Jones were drowned near Grcenville,
Tenn. They were In new canoe
which they sgere trying. The boat cap
sized and an escaped but one. One
went 10 the rescue Of this one and was
pulled down. Another went to their
rescue, and all three were drowned
Erastns Wiman, prominent mem
Der Of the New York chamber Of com.
Emercc, the board Of trade and many
other business organizations, has joined
his wife in making an assignment for
The benefit Of his creditors Tho total
amount of Mr. Wiman's liabilities will
amount to 81 900, 900 at least.
The London Financial News Monday
announced that the gigantic corner in
coffee engineered by M. Kaltenbach,
the Paris operator. has collapsed, i'm.
plicating thirty firms in Havrc and q
number Of houses In Antwerp, Rotter.
dam and Hamburg. The paper adds
that for twelve months NJ. Kaltenbach
has alone been carrying 1000, 900 sbags
Of coffee. One-fourth Of this was actual
coffee, while the remainder was in flu
lures and options.
4
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Il EWIS BELL is now running three chairs at
Ia his shaving parlor, and il prepared 10 serve
his customers with dispatch. His bath rooms
are the finest in the city. Hot and cold baths
az any hour desired 329-im,
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CULVER CRASH-you can get a nice silver
- butter dish, or fine silver sugar howl. or
a handsome fruit basket, or n large bottle
silver castor. For nothing at q. r. Herringss
great store, corner Queen and Martin streets.
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CtPRING has come, and all want their gar
- nents to look clean bright and new Our
methods of steam and French dry Cleaning
more than piease.SJ cordner, First-class Dyer
and Finisler South Raleigh street
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The Late GEORGE Washlngton.

New YoRK. May THE l04th ami
veisary of the inauguration OF George
Washington as president Of the United
States, was celebrated Sunday in a
more elaborate manner than similar
celebrations have been in recent years.
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FTlHE Il only place on earth 10 get % cent fioor
L oil cloth for 10 cents Ii az Eugene H. Her
ring gheapcash store.
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llnN YARDS 10 cents floor oil cloth only 2o
= cents at Eugene Il. Ierrings.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-02

I 600 YARDS q cents floor oil cloth only 10
| ceuts at Eugene X. Herring's.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-02

E,OR RENT. The house In which have been
III Irving on West Burke street. Possession
given April Rent $I5p per month
3ls7tf. g, A. MILLER.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-02

lNTANTED. 800 Gents suits to clean at $1.25
wv suit New Process. steam and dry
cleaning } cORDNER South Raleigh street.
near new JAIL
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-05-02

IATHY pay q cents for 30 days credit for flOor
w oil cloth when yon can buy at 10 cents
spot cash at Eugene Il. Herring'ss
ll0u0 YARDS 81 floor oil cloth only 20 cents at
q Eugene Il. HerrIng's
DEAD this notice, silver plated table ware
IN given away at our store. G p Herring's
cash house, corner Qneen and Martin streets.