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fskEt ITlES.

The funeral Of Mrs Edna Bryan will no. be
he'd until her relatives from Cowiits county
reach the c.ty.
", +. seribaeE who accidentally sho; himself
Thursday afternoon. while chasing e rabbit
continues TO Improve
The remains OF Patrick Corrigau were not
buried yesterday raoraiGg. as fsteaded. ewing
- ths probability that hls relatives ia Cleveland
wal have them sent ;heTc.
The remains of Enmest BArhes were sent 20
Kansas Isiy on tae I8..0 G clock train last night
IN charge OF RSoeFt RAroee. Tae same tram
bore the body ri James ham GA is way TO
beogcvi,le, W..
Ghee5 George >aeeAsa !oaa1 trunk 81 the
corner az I" esi and Columbia street.. yesterday
morning Which was very heavy Ii va. seat 10
police aesdG aAStsfs AID examined, bu; instead
Of containing orlEm It he'd potatoes and
kurasrs
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Railroad and CORPORATION Notes

NJ ". Frank. the bpokkeeper At the Gilman
nises. Il az the Occidental.
r u, Roberts. the oregon Improvement Com
pany's sIorcGeeper At Newcastle. is at the oeci.
dental
A J. Actsbe. superintendent OF the Cascade
division Of the Great Northern road wss in
town yesterday. guest At tue Northefu.
Train master ]. NJ. Cavsuaugh. OF the Great
Northern railway. mas resigned hss position aul
Is new in the service OF the same companY as
passenger conductor. lie was ia the csty yester-
DAY visiting irienas
The November issue os the Great northern R,tl-
Ist.s Is devoted 70 NaShin -toG snd ia toriot, ~
illustrated with SCENES rom seattle, Bel fpghAr1
tas. >possne. Everett and other yoJuis on the
line aud contains de eriVEions q! the resources
% me state
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For the first time the lovers Of Ben
Ia" viii have an opportunity - see some
81 the striking parts 81 this great WORK
elegantly illustrated. Slides made IN the
East, thrown on 90 square feet of canvas
IS the ald o. 3 powerful calcium light. viii
draaatiGs Tie work IN an interesting man
ner The C.ty Mission i - he the hene-
hclsry. IL needs money To feed the hun
Ery and care Tor the needy" at Christmas.
Some Of tne views WILL show the palace of
tbe Prince ~ Hgr. the accident TO Vasertux
HrAsus, which caused The hero to be senl
10 tAs eai.cys, the sea SIGHT eth the III
rates he rein the galley On which IS Ben
Hug - cut 80 pieces. sad sAere c.inrinE 10
plauk ne saves tho ..lc Of Arrius. = 60
Afterwards adopts him 80 his son. the
yosupt1oCs grove 81 nApAus. wherein love
VA IsS. the stadium IA the grove In
order - give every one "a opportunity 10
he 2 tas good wogk of tie Ctr Mission
the admission has been plsesd 81 - cents
iog adults and - ceats ~ children. - 1
sad yoGas Nil ee entertained ana Val
also learn much ~ the customs a. the be-
E'nnias 90 The ths.sts4n era These who
attend al! have lirh t5eat ard ine poor
Mi have foxnsst"
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MARINE NEWS.

PoKr TOWNSEND. Dec i7.--fspecall-Tu Mvs-
SIC towed the schooner Fred f. Sander a>hore
o. Madison head during tbiek log last night
The vessel wzs gotten 81 al big tide today un-
injured. Me bk Dominion, which relu ned
from sea leak 20 < last Wednesday. on the arrival
OF her owner. 7. T. II. Whitelsw. from ssh Fran
cisco. will discharge part Of her cargo prepars-
tory TO 90 NJ on tie dry dock. Arriyed-bxtn
Retriever. from ~an Francisco, at Port Had ock.
SAN Francisco. Dec, la-Arrived--str VIII
lameite Valley, laqutHs bay. city OF Rio jan
GIRO, Hongxoug aai Yokohama: str Coium bia.
Astoria, etc. Sale - hrs Bowhead, Mascot
and Winchester. hunting aud fishing; str Costa
kies. Nansimo; schr Ethel Jane, Seattle: str
Af6eo Coos Bay.
SOUTH sNPrcN. Dec. i7--Trave. New York.
II1aKp, Doc. IL Ms komaunia. New York.
Isis or NIGHT. Dee. i7-Moblle. New YORK
MovfILE, Dee. I7.-fgrnessis, New York.
HAyRE, Dec l7.-BourgDgne, New YORK.
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WATER FRONT NOTES.

The George r. starr took ten tons o. freight TO
Port Townsend is,t evening.
steamer state Of Wash ngton, running between
Seattle aud Tacoma. was tied up yesteri-y 10
permit the boilers TO be washed. steamer Fair
haven made the run TO Tacoma in her stead.
Toe Fvangel came In Yesterday morning with
txeuty-e gat tons OF freight from the island
route. An ,ng her cargo Was 80 barrels OF time.
The steamer returned 10 the San Jsan i.isnds
las: evening, taking out forty tons of freight
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Fine gold and silver watches at ]. X.
Bayse's. 50 Front street; hours OF sale
IL 20 a. m, ? b ana : 30 o. m
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Elfkxsckerta.

TIE hnest and most popular perfumes
IN handsome packages are particularly ap-
pEuprtate and acceptable AZ Christmas
time. full line ~ Lejihead 4 Cawley's,
corner Front aud Marion streets.
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4 action sale.

cocks and bcoaEes 81 ). X. Bay~e's, sos
Front street: hours ii sac, 10 50 g. m. -
and "a = IA
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fhAt exeeea.bs.y funny comedian.
FFaak Daniels, = eosnr - present a
spectacular vsy.5on ef as Fnaay farce.
Latte l1sk, az the uew seattle theater
Hasne be, Together ~3sh his TX comedy
company. opsa 1he.r engagement aexs
Ers1ay A24 Saturday nisais, and Judging
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ladies' siik en- bro 1eFe4 handkerchief.
a cents Max Il. oprc0helmer, Second
aud Second
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To Take sunny Luok.v Home.

Sheriff Woolery received dispatch yes
terday afternoon from J. B. White, of
Muskogee, Indian territory. saying that
he would start this morning with reouisi-
tion papers for sunny Lucksy. who is
wanted there for killing Dickson Scott
three years ago. Luckey is still anxious
20 start tor has old home, provided he can
have the protection of the law.
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sold st auction ~ J. X. Bavse's. 80
tro15 street. hours 81 SAFE, 10 - a. TO-.
= 70 ard - =. n.
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''eo1's lArSe-Sks 'ntA SAX hsndker-
eo,s.s, - cents Max q. oppsahelmer,
Second and ~prirg
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CHANGE or TINE

Cnul further notice the steamer City 81 King
sson viii Issye seattle for Victoria aud ssy
ports daily, except sunday, al s-I5 a II return.
ing vii lesys seattle FOE Tacoma a. !. ~ p Ia
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Auction sale.

An infAl ibie remedy for ali cold. and eonghs
r. & :. Hem teOpatAie Cough and Group Syrnp
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Ba,svia corr. Ieueh. Augusta. q CO.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-29

Thy rapid restoration of confidence
N monetary matters II a fact demon
slrated N AL our mercantile centres
a fqrlns which even the least obser-
want III such matters must have noted;
but nowhsn N il 50 snccinctly and
conelusively Shown as III 9the returns
4of the Comptroller ~ the Currency,
which show that thf bank suspensions
for The present mouth have been but
81 against y II July; that there
have been \ ii the present week,
against 2 i'll the first week u this
month; and that II banks have re-
Sumed NJ August, against 9iu July.
Facts like these speak louder than sill
yer t9ngued dehatets iii Congress ID
behalf of the essential soundness 81
Tie banking system; which has weata-
erred \ hlrrieane without precedent
FORTS FagariesS iii our monetary his
tory.
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SILVER YEN DEFEATED.
II. Wilson BIZ Passed y - Overwhelming Nj.
ioriiy.

The Wilson BIZ Passed b An Overwhelming Ma
iorty.
The Wilson bill for the repeal Of the
purchase clause Of the Sherman law
passed the House Of Representatives
Monday afternoon By vote q 240 70
ITO, majority Of 40. More thantwo
thirds 81 the members Of the House
recorded themselves in favor IT the
repeal Of The silver purchase law and
the establishment Of the CURRENCY II
the United States on sound basis.
The passage Of the bill was not sur
prise to any oncs but The oyerwhelm-
ing vote BY which il was carried sur
prised lis most hopefuksupporters.
Voting ia the House upon the var
ious questions and amendments com
menced At 1912 r NJ. and resulted as
follows:
The Bland proposition for free coin
age at the ratio Of rs 10 ! was defeat
ed. Yeas. l23; nays, %. Majority,
I02.
The IL to amendment was defeat
ed. Yeas, 100; nays, 30 Majority,
40.
The Is to amendment was defeat
Cd. Yeas, lO2; nays, 23o Majority,
1877.
The 10 70 amendment was defeat
ed Yeas, 100; nays, 237. Majority,
1872.
The 20to amendment was defeat
ed Yeas, 10; nays, - Majority,
l03.
The amendment providing for the
Re enactment Of the Bland Allison bill
81 1878 was defeated. Yeas. 1856
nays, BIB. Majority, II.
The intense interest that was taken
in the action Of the House was attested
by the fact that two hours before the
time for the session 20 begin the gal
leries were crowded to their utmost
capacity, and the vast crowd remained
seated for three hours and half list
ening to roll call after roll call with
as much attention Ms was bestowed
upon the eloqnence Of Mr. Cochran
and Mr.. Reed on Saturday.
Tho question now on everyone's lips
is; What will be the effect upon the
Senate Of the immense majority for
the Wilson bill in the House n That il
will have some effect in the way o.
stirring Senators up TO realization d
action without further: delay is gener
ally agreed. II the senator's do moi
respect this nnmistakable expression
Of the will Of the people, they are moi
fulfilling their duty as a part Of sys.
tenn Of government By the people,
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The riot in Chicago on Saturday
incidentalto parade Of unemployed
Poles and Bohemians might easily have
attained the proportions Of second
HaymaIS tragedy but for the prompt
action hi Mayor Harrison in summon
ing an analepolice force to the scene,
There are dangerous elements in Chi
cage that should be kept sternly in
check, and Mayor Harrison appears
to be quite equal to the situation. He
understands his business, and does not
stop to parley when business is to be
done
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The deaths jim New York last week
were TO-, There was a gratifying de-
crease in that city Of the mortality re-
sulting from diarrhoeal diseases. with
slight increase from typhoid fever
and diphtheria. 1.-THE country should
be visited this year BY cholera the
statistics Of health show that the con
ditions are favorable for holding the
plague in check The continued
spread q cholera III Europe renders it
probable that ne shall have 70 deal
with arriving cases On incoming YES
sels New York il tie point Of great
est danger, and tie improving health
of that rity Il therefore matter Of
Unusual lnterert and qualification
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-29

The German dissatisfaction because
ol tile succession Of the Duke Of Edin-
burgh to tho rulership d two insigni-
ficant Duchies seem inexcusable. Eng
land has for centuries tolerated rath-
er inferior quality Of German royalty
on the English throne. Edinburgh,
himself, is more German than English,
except for the accident Of birth on
English soil. II may be true that he
is not a very superior person; but he
will not compare unfayorably with his
German cousins
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LIVES WITH A BROKEN NECK

Robert Morrow Of York was swim
ing in the Conewago creek He made
d high dive, struck his head against
something and dislocated his neck.
He was found to be paralyzed from
the chest downward and would have
drowned bnt for timely assistance.
He was taken to the City Hospital
where Drs. McKinon and Hay decided
upon an operation and reduced the
dis.ocation. Morrow is in critical
condition. The dislocation was at the
sixth cervicai vertebra Carlisle Sen
final.
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France, having been accorded her
own terms - promptly BY Siam, has
apparently rcpented If Decentralization
and, according 70 Bangkok adyices, is
making supplementary demands which
even il in d measure iustifiable. are
both irritating and ill-timed. There
may be politics back Of the business;
but ii would be difficult to,sdiscern in
it the craftsmanship or magnanlmity
that has usually marked Frances
treatment DC interior powers.
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nonnERr lRANpoEfp.

On account Of the Changers Pienie
Al williams Grove, the concert at
Mont Alto Park Friday. September !,
has been abandoned. Excursion tick.
ets to the Park will be Withdrawn from
sale September lst, but sale Of tickets
viii be resumed the following Friday.
and tie Park viii then continue g be
open each Friday until the end Of Sep
TENDER a. usnaI s-27-lw.
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Cut out and send Il tb;s Office az
OF tile above COUPONS, together with
ZEN tents, and you will receive ANY
THREE of the following books:
80. .. UMDEk THE. RED FLAG. BY
.....ssaa
$3.50 -
20. 2. AK0UND THE WORLD IN
70. y. The CORsICAN BROTHERS.
$500.
10. =. LADY GRACE. by Mrs. Henry
r.,
No. .. AFERlL. BY Rosa Nouehette
40. HE BLACk DWARF. BY Sir
Anasr dumas
Daehess
No. IL NURSE REyEL,S MISTAKE.
~ Florence Warden.
No. IL. MERLE's CRUSADE Ry Rosa
No g 'c,' carey.
No. 10. AsTUDY In SCARLET. by A.
TERoF The saEH fsnaND' Nh m Nj M. Ann NM !.
stephens.
No. 10. THE ARMoRER oFTYRE. ny
syisan"s Cobb ".
!. ~ ! 90. Mt IT., aILFIL's LOVE STORY,
Mafryat. - =, ~ Florence
NJ 90 rHrsr. K.xa 4,
Marryat.
No. as THE SIEGE OF GRANADA.
~ " r huiwsr Lyt'on.
me- n1ra a. Mr. ~ NELSON'S WILL EyHt
CLARK Russell r. Y"
" ID ar.TnS,s p,pa,,S No.
Mrs, Alexander,
No. 2s. THE RUSSIAN Gypsy Wy Al
exander Dumas
No. 90. THE wANDERING HEIR
BY Charles keade
No. 80. FLOWER AND WEED nv
cs s II p,s se r ."s aleI. ssn.
DIAMoNp 81 " NJ fhacheras sAi
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SO
HALF RATE EXCURSIONS TO The WORLDS
FAIR.

a series Of special excursions TO the Worlds
Pair for which excursion tickets 10 Chicago Will
he sold at the rate Of one fare for the round trin
from Baltimore and all stations west Of there al
far as the Ohio River. Inc dates selected are
Aug. 80. Sept z a. and 81 The special trains viii
consist of first-class day coaches equipped with
labatories and other toilet eonyeniences and an
experienced Tourist Agent and d train porter
will accompany each tsain, to look after the
comfort Of passengers. Stops for meals will 81,
made at meal stations en- route The tickets
will be valid for the outward journey on the
Special trains only, excepting that from way
points they will be honored on local trains Il
the the nearest station al which the special
trains are scheduled 10 stop They will be yals
Id for return Journey In day coaches on ali
trains leaving Chicago within ten DAYS. inelud.
ing date of sale.
Following is schedule Of the special trains and
lrf..f
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CHARTER GRANTED,

The Secretary " State today issn-
ed the foIIowinE charters; The West
Virginia Loan and Trust Company,
FIR The selling Of stock on the install
ment plan The principal Offices q
the company are 70 be located in
Huntington. Capital limited 70 81
on, 900. The Martinsburg Insurance
Company, with principal Office in Mar
tinsburg. and capital limited 4
500. 900.
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Casting, Pillow Points. and all kinds
Of repairs for sale By John Fitz.
NOW r. THE TINE

When moths begin to get in :. their
work. and If you want % save your
woolens, carpets, &c from the ravages
Of this pest, you can get nothing more
sure 10 kill them than COAL TAR
cAMPHOR, which il much cheaper
than camphor. and more effective A
large supply Of above article inst re-
ceiyed at A. NJ. Gilbert Il Bro. i. Drug
gist, IL N. Qneen street
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Popular Chocolates at Popular price
Brown the Confectioner.
ALL FREE.

Those Who have;used Dr King ! New
Discovery know its value, and those
Who have not, have now the oppor.
tnpity to try it Free. Call on the adj
vertised Druggist and get trial Bottle,
Free. send yonr name and address to
III \. Backlen 4 Co., Chicago, and get
4 sample box of DR.. Kings New Life
Pills Free, as well as copy Of Guide
to Health and Household Inspector,
Pr@4a Allof which is guaranteed to
DO you Ngood and cost you nothing.
+. & Williams Jr. q Co., Drug Store.
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The striking longshoresmen IN New
York admit their failure. No doubt
they regret that they were persuaded
by wrong headed counselors 70 make
fnols u themselves, The comment Of
tile New York SIN on the result Of the
strike il full Of wisdom: "A time
when men are struggling T. get work
Il not i time 10 throw up jobs
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It is better for merchant to con
vert his stock into ready money,
without realizing expected profit, than
to hold goods over the season Louis
Brown is observing this rule Of trade
and offers hammocks, croquet sets.
base balls, tennis racquets, &e., very
cheap.
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Ladies who use cosmetics or pow
ders TO cover up q bad complexion
donot know that a. NJ Gilbert 4 Bro.
can furnish them with Blush Of Roses.
which is as clear as water, purifies the
SKIN, aud positively removes black
heads and all skin diseases, takes
the shiny Nook from the face and
whitens ii as soon as implied.
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Ioany one VINO VIII send us Six
81 the following CoUPoNs (which may
be cut from six issues Of the same
date, or from six issues Of different
dates, accompanied by Ten CENTS in
silver or postage stamps, they can
secure; ANY THREE Books 10 he
selected BY themselves from the list
printed below:
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Mr. Wong Lee, Who has been sell.
ing currency u Wall street daily, ID
believed q represent q syndicate q
e9hiness laundries The Chinese must
be advancing toward civilization when
they can 20 into Wall street and come
aut with 4 profit.
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PROCLAMATION
DOGS RUNNING AT LARGE on THE STREET
WITHOUT BRING MUZZEED AMP TAG
GRD WILL BE TAKEN UPtoR KILLED.


WITHOUT BRING MUZZLED AMP TAG
a GRD WILL BE TAKEN UP OR KILLED.
Al persons arr h9e6y notified Nat ne .fo1iotfiag
ordinance Il relation q dogs ssifbf tigidty NJ
roreed. SN$
Sec. 5. Chapter ~, of the Ordinances oi the lorr
poration OF Martinsbnrg. That every own
or or keeper Of dog within The limits III the
Corporation. be required to place upon said
dog tag attached to a collar These tags
to be furnished by the town Sergeant on ap-
plieatlons and payment Of the tax assessed
on said dogs OF which should be assessed
upon them; and that any dog owned or kept
within the corporate limits found without
such tag after August IS 1898, shall be con
fined by the Sergeant In some psuitabIe
place to be provided therefor for five days
and subject 10 fine Of twenty-five cents in
addition to the regular tax, and sum not
exceeeing twenty five cents, for food and
care Of said dog. At the end OF Ave days
any dog remaining unclaimed and the faxes
fines, &c, unpaid, shall be killed by the
town Sergeant or by his authority.
II All persons who are owners or keepers OF
dogs are hereby notified that after August 10
1893, and until October 10, 1893, all dogs found
npon the streets without being securely muz-
2led will be killed. and the owners or keepers
thereof will be fined not less than five nor more
than ten dollars for every such offense
JAS. WIiANN McSHERRY,
Mayor of Marinsbarg.
City Hall, July ., 1893. 7-Si-td.
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THE World At 10 cents per week,
BUoKLEE,s ARsIoA sALvI.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt, Rhenm,
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Prices25 cents per box For
sale BY f. G. Williams, Jr., q CO.
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yTHE PLACE TO 60.

Louis Bell has added another first
class workman to his tonsoral force
and wants you to give him call.
Hot and cold water baths daily If
you want good work go toa first class
shop this is the one to 90 10.
4 Ia,
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NOTICE 10 ThY PAYRRg.

Tie Corporations Taxes Tor the year
1893, are now due and IL my hands for
collection. All persons paying file
same during August and September a
discount 81 3 per cent Will be allowed.
II WHES, y
S2S I'm. Sergeant
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BILL OF FARE FOR T0 DAY.

The Bon Ton Restaurant Will serve
I'M fine style today Squirrel, Eel,
Bass, Oysters, Soft Crabs, Deyited
Crabs, Hamburger Steake, Spring
Chickens, HamN Eggs, etc. G. F..
Schlotterbeck. Prop'r.
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SHEPHERD COLLEGE,
H3ae8 & 3a.#,N i59 x lkt5ss NtI947'W
STATE NORMAN SCHOOL

Normal Academic and Musical Courses Pre-
pares for Teaching, for any College or for Busi,
ness. Competent Facility. Thorough work.
Library and Reading Room Location healthy,
pleasant aud accessible Excellent buildings
Boarding ehear. Tuition 70 state students free
20 others low. session begins Sept nth, 1853
For catalogue apply TO
A. {. KIMLER, Principal.
52143m Shepherdstown n, w. va
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The yellow fever microbes supposed
10 infcst portion If the Georgia ceast
must have rare prelieusile powers to
hold their own against successive trop
iea1 vales
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cHEERPuLLY REcoMMHNps THEM.

Having used Or. Deane's Dyspepsia
Pills for dyspepsia and constipation,
and been cured BY them, ! cheerfhHy
recommend them to others.
Ms. Il BREYIER. Hagerstown. Nd.
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TUESDAY EVENING. AUGUST 70. 1893

Canada is getting her bonnet on
preparatory to annexation. They are
seriously discussing III Toronto The
propriety If running street ears On.
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DIssoLUTIoN NoTICE.

The partnership firm existing under the name
and style ~ COMES 4 O'CoNNELL has this day
been dissolved BIZ mutual consent X III Combs
will continue the business Timnthy 01Connell
retiring, The liability Of said firm together
with all book accounts Is assumed BY said X. ii.
Combs. PARTIES indebted are hereby notified Is
settle AZ once Respectfully,
KB. CoxBs.
Timothy O'GoNsKLL
Juiy ~ lssS. T-iSlm.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-29

NJ. L. Dorm has secured the agency
for the Troy Steam Laundry, work
shipped every tuesday and returned
on Friday. Usual prices. First class
work guaranteed
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-29
THE oHAMpIoN OF THE WORLD.

The Jewel process gasoline stove is
the Worlds Champion. Everybody
happy that uses them. For sale by
j. w. r. Fisher, King Street.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-08-29
CALL ON JOHN HELLER.

Ifyou are il want Of q Buggy, Phe
ton, Surrey, Dayton Il top orno top
business wagon have them and mean
to sell. Cali on John Heller