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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13
Nene SenersMlarme.

go. Gtdneprt.
IL. Wsifcn Miible. 49 sadaipanua Gpsnue.
f3. Gliff 9Bnfe, @l,if Strabe
IA. Qadawanna Npenue une Sisbsntsr Cir.
IS. 0adapanna unb pfnn Apenuts.
t6. Didlpn @erfe, 8ine StraBe.
II. qada Gilen & Stabl Co., Hcrbperfe
IS. eafa. GiIsn & Stabl Co., Mlts Miibls.
10. Wsblisr Mpsuue une Wulberrp Srabe.
81. SeiferIon unb 9adapanna Npsnuss.
%. @ypming Apsnus unb Spruee SraBs.
%. 9ranflin glpenne uub einben Shabe.
"a. Waibinston Nptnue unb Mulberrp Ctr.
25. Abams Apenue unb SliSe Shabe.
26. 3adapdnna unb WaIbington Apenues.
2S. Ssiferipn Mpsnue unb @ibion Strabs.
go. Wpnrpe Npenue une pine Straee.
81. Ntunte unb 8pbinipn ShaBen.
81. 9. Wain Npenue une Samptpn Strabe.
33. BROMLEY 9lpenue unb Spstlanb Strabs.
"a. Saddwanna unc y. Wain Apenuts.
35 Main NSenus unb Sadpn Strabs.
36. enccln apsnue unp Sadipn Strabe.
81. @perett Apenue unb Sadion Strabe.
3S. @arielb Npenue une Sdfastte Strabe.
80. Sumner Mpenus une Raibburn Straee.
Al. Waibinatpn 9lpsnus unb Sidprp Strabe.
az. Dritts unb 6ellops Strabe.
43. 8iinfts Apsnue unb 6iinfte Strabe.
A. Serentpn unb Sisbsnte Strabsu.
As. Glib 9ldte unb Samptcu StraBs.
46. Stpns Npenue unp Semlpd Srabe.
AZ Viitstpn Npenus une Q8ilIpp Strnee
as. prpspset @psnue unb BE d. StraBs.
81. Gsbar @penue unb sller StraBs.
SO prpsptet Arenue unb Silver Strabr.
So. @eear spsnue une @lm Strabe.
81. WaIbinspn assnus unb Waple Strabs.
55. 9ebar apenue unb pfar Strabe.
Sc. {. 6. s. ct. Co., Siswerfe.
81. prpspset &psnus unb Sig SiraBe.
6t. Yrppioence Hpap unp Carton Strabe.
60. Gappuis Apenue unb phelps Snabe.
60. Stowr's gadins Co., Grsen's place.
Ga COUNTY @sfdnsnib.
65. 9appuis Aperus unb Wiaricn Strabr.
&C.. 3. & 8. Strsu,uns. Green &ibss Snabs.l
81. 9Spcmins Avenus uno 2ib Strabe.
69. penn Apenus unb Delaware Straee.
II. Didlcn apenue unb Of Narfst Straes.
70 Court Strabe unb DIAMOND Npenue.
70. q. Wain Npenue unb prppibsner Hcab.
"a. q. Niain Npsnus unb Diarfet Strabe.
rs. y. Wain @penue une Yarfsr Sirabe.
81. Srid unb DAT Shabsn.
SO. Bloom unb Miarfet Siraeen.
SO. Sruing Mpenue unb Nib StIabe.
81. Wayns Npsnue unp gBilIiams Snaee.
IS. Wsif Narfet unb gBincna Strabsn.
1913. D., { & W. 8rahtbau5.
t2i. Clay apsnue unp 8ine ShaBe.
2t3. D, Z. s. Us. aarunperftattsn.
32l. D, {. & gS MalbinenperffGtte
800. 3ebnte uno 9ussrne Straben.
323. 8iinflsbnte unb Susrns StraBen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13
ltnangenebme Sitnation.

Drei Sreunoe baben felt Monatss
friit lire @ewinnite betm &artenipiel
SuiamnienSelest unb bei6lofeu, bafiir
Elm SdB6en 8ier auSuidaffen, pel9es
aber unbebin9t suiammen alls9etrunfen
lperben miilie. SbmObl iie ieoo9 tn
spii9en ipinnefeinb 9eipOrben itnb,
teiner aber aui ieinen slntbeil perSi6ten
mill, trinfen iie trosoem mttiammen
oaS s516hen aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13
Die Sauptia1e.

Diener (;u Sren1ben, ipclhe bas
Snnerc eiueS S6loiieS beiihti9en) !:
.Sier iebcn Sie oas 3immer, IN wels
dem Der Siirit ieinen 2Oo gefunoen bat.
-Sier lit baS tupferne Scfcu, mo ii9
Der NiOrber ietne bluti9en Sdnbe 9es
wal6en bat.-llno bier, bier ut Die
8ii6ie-wo bic 3rint9elocr fir mid
bineinfommen II
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13

unS iibermiitbi9, wie man iid cin Sinb
In ibrem gllter MIR benfen fanu. Sbre
9lusen iinb pom fcuri9iten S6warS nit
tief bi6ten iiberbangenoen Sraucn, bas
9tds6en fllrj unb fein, bas Wtiino6en
fein abserunbct, oie 3abne sroB unb
peiB. SIRE Sautfarbe lit ein bellies,
aber trOsoem 9eidtti9tes mates Sob,
BON itablblaueu sleber6en bur6So9cn,
ibr S0rper idlanf unO prOpOrtiOnirt,
Die Stimme wci6 uno tief wie Die einer
slltiitin.
Serbia bciist ein lclteneS Spra6s
talent, iic ipridt auBer arabil6, ibrer
Wtutterlprabe, nod 6aS Suabeli, frans
3Oiii6 uno italieniid. Sn ibrem Gbas
rafter uno peinli9 eisencn SSelcn iOll
Serbia iebr ibrem Sater 9leiden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13
Trene sfrennnidlaft.

Inna: sd gebe beut 9ta6mitta9
su Slara. Salt On ibr etlpas Su be-
itelten? ?" - sllma: ,@ie fannit On
nur bieies wiberWdrti9e SraucnSimmer
beiu6en ?"-9lnna: sd muB leiber !;
ioll i6 etwas fir Did auSridten "a
alma; rSa, 9rii6e iie re6t berSli6,
id) ienoe ibr taulenb SiiiIc!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13
Riidfhtsbpu.

Gi6ter: .Das @eribt fat Sbnen
feds @o6en Saft Subiftirt; Uollen
Sie bas urtbeil anerfennen pa ne
seflaster: n9h ia. mir iinb 10 fur5
Dor ben @cri6tsferien. DO will i9 Sbnen
ni9t nod lange S6erereien ma6enl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13
9m NirthshauS.

raellner, brinsen gle mir nod RAID
Elm 9uttcrbrob. "a #aber, Senrt, On
iollit 10 9lci6 gu Wiiillers gum slbenos
eiien. ~ @an3 redt; bas bate id
gang perSciien! Ssellner, brin9en Sie
uur aleid Swei!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13
9nrnm anh.

g.: rWteine So6in 1T cine gang aus.
ge3et6nete Ycrion; Oenfcn sic MIR, iis
1T f6on iiber feds Sabre nit meiner
Srau auS9efommeu. "-S.: rSie iinb
Ia aber nod meit ldnser NIT Sbrer Srau
ans9efommen. ."-G.: ga, Willen Sie,
ib bin 10 nente su Sanie."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13
9fus iuuaer Che.

Srau Meper; sic baben alio
auf Sbrer So6Seitsreiie ben Sar3 unb
3biirin9en bein6t2 gtnn, mas bat
Sbnen unterpe9s am beiten seiallen ?"
-Srau 9iebrei9 (err0tbenb) I:
, ,Wtein Wtann!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13
@hQefiihrt,

Ged (ber cine Stube mietben milf,
bel 9eiittigung eires iebr fleinen 3inls
mers): rWaS perlan9en sic oenn fur
bieie Sunbebiitte P"-8ermietb CT {:
,3wanSis Wtarf, menn sic ni9t bei'
fen! ~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13
Smmer SdlnleidlIer.

Srau Sommeraienratb (auf
Dem @ut): ySeben Sie, Serr 1ieutc'
nant, oieIe @ier baben mcine ei8eneu
Shbuer selest." ."-2 Ell II a II t ::
nReiSeuoe Gier, 9nabi9e Sran!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13
Nermnthnna.

Griter rSonntassiaser: rDa,
mel @'wcbr is 9eplast !"-3weiter
Sonnta9sia9er: n@abrideinlt9
Dor sler9er, oab sic ME mas bamit
treffen !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13
NnrHhtine Gritif.

Dame: nStun, Serr slmtsri6ter,
mas iagen sic 3u meinem @eian9 pa
q amtsri6ter: nSie baben 3u Sbrem
Sortrag elm iebr i6Dnes aico 9ewablt,
9n1oigeS sSrGulein !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13
Mu

a.: p@oSu rau6en sic eisentlid
bic Gi9arre2" = s.: nWoju? .3u
meinem Ser9nii9en rau6' ih iie !"-
a.: pI6, uniinn: gu sli6el"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13
Gaum QIaubIidI.

,Wiein Sufel tn amerifa lit 70 bid,
bab i6 neulif Strafporto beiablen
mu6te, alS CT mir feline Pboto9rapbie
in einem 0riefe ididte.4
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13
Grfnitnt.

..., limb 70 mage i9 es, Serr Sont'
mer,icnratb, sic I'M Die Sano Sbrer
3Odter 5u bitten lA-n9ia bOren Sie,
10 ein iunser, frdftiser Wieni6, wis
Sie, fam aber bod nod arbeiteu!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13
Giu,iQe M1a[ihfeit.

81: 3icbe iid benn bie 9lnft
,wiiden Sbnen unb Sbrer .S6wiesers
nlntter wirtli6 nldt iiberbriiten pa
g.: p@ewiB-aber cine Sommanbos
bride miiBte bas fir iie icin!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13
Ser9e6t nicbt,

Ser9eft micbt,
oab man isoerjeit bic beiten g,rtbeiIe bsim
aaufs BON Saiben. uno Banoubren, e6mud
taben, SiIbermaaren ,e. bel.
Tree M an
erbaIten farm Gin srobsr unb eIeganter gor.
ratb Der neueiten Wuter. auf bic oIioeite Ari
psrtertt9t fortruGbreno porrdtbig; aIIe Der.
taltten artifel weroen garantirt
Heparaturen an llbren uno Suue.
len rpiro ipe,iells aufmerfiamtsit seidentt.
So mirb i'm @eiddff oeutfd
8efpro
6. RB. Treeman,
BIoier 8lod, Gde Beun ape. uno Sprnceitr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13
2adrfprer.

Die In Gbina fiir,lih hem Jremnenbab
gum Cpfer gcfalleneu idweoiiden @iis
Tonare.
Ole Sreulbenperfolgung i'm mittleren
China, oeren 9an3li6e slusrottuns, tros
aller Heflanlationen Der cipililirten
Wiadte, bod ni6t iobalb seltnsen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13

mieien iperbe, Or. eeslie 6. SeeleD.
DAP ieine Seilmetbobe bie allein ri9ttse
iei, ipra6 Serr SteeleD 3par nitt aus,
aber er bate es ia aud ni6t n6tbtg.
@ine 9lnbeutung nur, Elm g8ort 9enii9t
-befanntlih oem Weiien.
9Sir linb nun feinesmegs Der InIidt,
ba6 bic Irunfiu6t Elm notbnenbi9es
@elenl6aitsiibel iei unb fir oeren Ses
fdmpiuns ni6ts 9etban werben iolle,
aber unler @laube oil Die SeeleD'ide
@olbtur nit ibrcn WtDlterien 1T gum
Wtinbeiten Gin bei6rdnfter. Wtau ia9t,
baB ben Patienten SealeDS Der @enuB
bes SllfobolS freiitebe. baB aber itets
bur6 bic gSdrter, benen cine Irt De-
teftiprolle Suialt, ieber rDrinf" bes
8atienten Dem slr3te gcneloet merbe,
Der bann nbcbufs gterpenitarfun9" cine
iubfutane @iniprieun9 Oornebme. Das
our6 meroe Gin unan9enebmes @rbre6en
berporgeruien, melfes Der Patient als
cine Solee bes 1rinfens auiiaiie unb
bur6 beGen @ieberbolnnS er ab9el6redt
unb sebeilt werbe. 9lnbere Wtittel wiirs
ben nebeubei CUR tbatid6li6en SrGftts
gung Der 9terpen augenanbt.
gSie benz nun iei, es 9ibt aud 0eute,
belonoerS ernit oenfeuoe gler3te, ipelhe
Der @olbfur serabeSu seiunbbcitSi6abs
li6e SDirfuneeu aui6reiben, uno Der
fiir3li6 aus @rie. 4Sa., 9emelbete 6all,
bae Elm Sdiifsfapitan In Sol9e ber
@olbfur wabnlinni9 geworben Jet, 1T
ni1t Der erite Der slrt.
Gs mill uns falt bebiinfeu. oils oh bel
Der @olbfur bas Sur9olb fir ben Dofs
tor bic Sauptiahe iei.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13
Ziegler's Hotel,
No. 327 3a6atpanna Slpe,
q. Sitgler, gisentbamer.

Reiienoe fnoen bier bic borSi9Iidfte Sof
unb puies 9o9is ju mdbiaeu greiien.
au tern uno s lams mabreno Der
Saiiou in ieoer 3ubereitungsart
Sie feiuten Beiue, ebampaaner, 9iau0rs
un6 Gigarren.
gripabimmsr fir 9amen uno Gamilisn i'm
ipeiten Stofwerte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13
2(m(er ttener 2sliin5oireRfor.
Gin @ann hon reider Grfabrnus I'M
Miin,iueien.

CUR l3eit, ba bie Silberfrase bas
6ffentli6e Snterciie In 10 tuteniipem
@rabe in slnipru6 nimmt, ueroient Die
fiir,li6 erfolste @rnennlin9 BON 0tobert
s. Breiton burd ben 9rdiibenten @leues
Lamb sum Wtiin,6ireftor belonoere Ses
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13

fine Sritif Ieitens Robert Y. Yrelton.
Der Silberleute erfabren, burf feline
@rnennung aber ben Seneis 9cliefert,
bab Der BON inn eingeidla9ene Weg bic
Si(lisung unierer slbniiniitration finbet.
Oas @ebalt, oas nit bem gmt clues
Wtiinsbircftors perbunben LIT, betrdst
$4,000, Die Dauer belielben flint Sabre,
nno Die Stelle bat NIT nod elmer eins
3igen anSeren, Der bes Comptroller Of
Surrencp, bas 9eneiu, baB Der jeweilige
Snbaber, na6bem CT beitdtigt worben,
ni6t obne bic 3uitimmin9 oes SenatS
entfernt Werben fam.
Serr Prelton itammt aus Eenneliee
unS lit unseidbr So Sabre alt. Sm
S6atamt 1T er i6on felt 1856 tbati9.
sllS man i'm Sabre 1873 baS Wtiin3s
Bureau als be iOnbere 9tbtbeilun9 or9a>
niiirte, murbe CT Sulammen NIT benz
perflolienen Oireftor 8ee6 uno mebs
reren anoeren Glerfs, beren SenntniB
pom MiinSweicn lie In oieier 9initht
belonbers 9eeisnet ma6te, otciem 3wei9e
sugetbeilt. SSGbrenb Serrn Seeds
glmtsoaner itano ct bieiem i'm Gan9e
am na6iten unb oertrat i'm itets, wenn
Der eritere abpeIenb mar. Gr lit alio
fein Oteuling, ionbern uerfii9t iiber cine
rei6e @rfabruns fir bielen perantwort'
li6en Soften.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13
Gont. u. 8artl,
2grcbiteft mn6 &am0mei1er,
go. 404 2adapanna Ibenue,
Wypmins Saus ssssniibsr.

pans unb apifeniibsri6IGse fir Nsubauten,
ganbpsrmsiiunssn unp 8slfirBuns bon @rsn,.
lintsn une ale in has Snssnieur- une 9au.
fab sinltlasenben Arbsitsn perbsn prompt
nnb sspilsnbaft aussefiibrt. @runbfiide In
Saulots paraslirt unp eanb.artsn ansefertiat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13
y9eefep-Gas."
Die sfnbanger her 8olhfur balteu igre
Guuuentiun Inn SadionsYarf.

itt UHguHBtt WI VututHt gutVu tYtt
Gonuentiun I'M SadionsYarf.
9teulih mar auf Der slusltellung
.Secleps3a9." Sffi,iel1 freili9 bieB er
ilibt 70 unS murbe aud ni9t all9ernein
eingebalten, ia man milf iogar an bieiem
Gage auf Der WtibwaD Blaiiance slffens
itibrer 9eicben baben; aber tn Der Gens
trail sWtuIifballe ta9ten 2eslie 6. Seeleg
unb Die 2runflii6ti9en, Die er 9ebeilt
unb bic es merben mollen: Die SeeleDs
2iga feierte ibre brittle rationale Sons
pention. Der erbebenbe Wtoment mar
iebenfalls oils WtaDor Sarriion, wel6er
bic 8eriammlun9 belpillfommt bate,
gum Gbrenmit9lieb bes SunoeS erpGblt
wuroe. Der CUTE S8eltausitellun9s>
biir9ermeiiter bate aber aud In ieiner
BesriibunsSre6e Die Sortbeile Der 9olbs
fur geprie len uno inter slnberem ers
wGbnt, oab cine Reibe ieiner Sreunbe
ourd Die SeelcD'i6e Sur aus Dem leibs
li6en uno moraliiden 0tuin serettet uno
mieoer 3u brau6barcn, gum Ibeil bcrs
porragenben Wfit9lieoern Der menife
li6en @eielli6uft 9emadt worben feien.
-Gi, Ell Oiette 5reunbe muB Der Serr
Siirsermciiter baben ooer gum Wtinbes
lten 9ebabt baben.
Der slltmeiiter Der @plbfur, Or.
SeeleD, bielt cine 9roBe TeOe, in lpel9er
CT an Der Sano BON allerlei ami iiianten
unb betriibenben Seiipielen unb NIT
srofem populdr.fpilienidaftli6e sluf.
manb III Dem Sdllniie aelanate. bQf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13

ueber 275,oOO So63eiten
finbeu I'm Sabre tn Gn9lano, S9otts
lamb unb Srlanb ltatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13

a6tnn9. 9err
Breiton bat felt
Der Geli9nation
bes bisberi9en
Wf ii n5 bireftors
6. 8. 2eetb, bic
Inn Wfai itatts
fanb, oieie Stelle
oertreten unb In
bieier @igeni6aft
burt) ietne Sals
tung bel ben gill
bereinfGufen beis
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-10-13

3runfiu6t feis
neswe9s erbli6,
ioubern eine 5n
ir9enb einem
3citpunft uno
lInter irgenb ipels
den umitdnoen
BON benl Snoipis
bunm an9enonla
meme lditerli6e
@epobnbeit iei,,
Woburtb alio be-
rem Seilbarteit
ltnumit06li6 be-
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-01
perilous Railroad Stealing

HARRIsBURd, Pa, March 22.--Ed-
ward Fuller, of Philadelphia, got on
Pennsylvania Railroad at Broad
Street Station yesterday, intending
to get off at suburban station. In
stead of getting on local train he
boarded the Cincinnati and st. Louis
express, getting between the tender
end baggage car. He cound not
Jump off and was sitting on the
platform when the locomotive scoop
ed up water from the tank between
the rails. As the tank in the tender
filed up it overaowed and almost
drowned Fuller, who, to escape,
opened the baggage car door and
entered the car. The hugh volume
OF water poured in after him aud de-
lunged the car, destroying the con-
tents Of several trunks. Fuller was
re-ted when the train reached this
city, and is now in Jail for malicious
mischief.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-01
Fall to DO Our Duty.

Everybody has at times failed to
do their duty towards themselves.
Hundreds of lady readers suffer
from sick headache, nervousness
sleeplessness, and female troubles.
Let them follow the example of Mr..
d. Herbetcher, Stevens Point, Wis,
who for five years suffered greatly
from Nervous Prostitution and Sleep
lessness, tried physicians and differ
ent medicines without success. But
one bottle of Dir. Miles Neryine
caused sound sleep every night and
she is feeling like a new person.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler, Laramin.
Wyoming, who tried all other rene
dies declares that after three weeks
use of the Nervine fo- Headache
Nervous Prostitution, etc., she was
entirely relieved. Sold by A. M. Gil
ert. Trial bottles free.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-01
Hostry.



The Democrats Lament.
Iion't feel 50 jubilant
AS one short month ago.
1t seems to me that Democrats
Get
mighty
little
show
To the victors should belong the spoils--
This used 70 b. the case
But somehow, these Rsiuo.ie~ns
Will not
give UP
their place.
A Democrat Eve been for years,
And reared and yelled ior Grover;
But what's the use ? NJ, ha.ee is mud,
For Cleyeland's
turned me
over.
He seems to think Republicans
Have run the country We'll;
Fact Is, we shouting Democrats,
Can't even
get
smell
I'm sick and tired Of baby Ru'h--
I'm TO protection novice
What do / wantg Free trade, my boy,
And tasting
salaried
office.
Petitions by the yard sprung
With fifty thousand names;
want to 90 to Africa
Or grace
the great
s.St. James y
might take some appraisership.
Or anything that's fat,
The fact is, boys, I'm handicapped
am
Democrat
-Howard Sarby, in Cincinnati Times
Star.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-01
West Virginia Notes.


A Morgan county farmer cut 3d.
600 hoop poles this winter.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
was tested as far as Harpes's Ferry,
last weeks, for leaks.
In anticipation OF the Little Kama
wha Railroad large hotel will be
built at Chenille.
A -year-old son Of David
Stewart was killedin Braxton county
by a log rolling over him.
receiver has been appointed for
the Blackwater Boom and Lumber
Company of Tucker county.
A preparatory branch for the State
University will be established, bi II
having passed the legisl allure to that
effect.
An Oil well was struck a few DAYS
ago on Buck Run, Richie county,
which is running at the rate of 900
barrels day.
During the eight years in which
Patrick Duffy has been auditor OF
West Virginia, he has become a
wealthy man, his fees having been
enormous.
At st. George the other day, $780,
600 worth of Kit Carson mining
stock, belonging to the late e. Har.
per, was sold for $3.50 administra-
tors sale.
Six hundred and seventy certif-
Gates of Incorporation, with a com
bined capital of $50,0OO,O 900, we're
issded by ex-Secretary Ohley during
the year 1892.
The town of Elkins, named for the
ex-Secretary, defeated, by vote of
four to three, the proposition to
grant licences. By a similar vote
it refused to submit the vote to the
people.
Eight prisoners escaped from the
jail at Bluefeld one night last week.
They pried off wide board in the
ceiling of the corridor and made
their exit through the garnet to the
front door.
Peasants county has an oil boom,
ard land is being leased in all parts
of the county. The whole county is
considered in the oil belt, and oil or
gas will be found in the big Injun
sand throughout the upper and back
parts. The rush to secure territory
is unprecedented, and the farmers
are happy over the receipt of good
rentals.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-01
jeff Davis Called Down.

During the civil war John Letch-
er was the war governor of the State
OF Virginia. John was wire-pull-
err and slate maker in politics, but
not much of a talker, but he made
one speech to jeff Davis which Davis
thoroughly understood, and which
probably saved Stonewall jackson
from being shelved or retired to
some subordinate command, says the
Portland Oregonian.
1t was after Stonewall Jackson
had driven Gen1 Banks across the
Shenandoah and was preparing to
attack Mcdowell and Shields that
JEFF Davis, as was his custom, to
haye hand in all military affairs,
sent an order to Jackson which did
not strike Jackson as polite, and
which had it been carried out, would
have undoubtedly resulted in the
success of the campaign on the sides
of The Federal forces, and possibly
the humiliation of Jackson's com
mand. 1t irritated old Stonewall,
and he sent Davis this laconic reply:
+" Send me less orders and more
men,"
On receipt of The message, JEFF
Davis issued and sent an order
through Secretary of War Randolph
relieving Jackson from command in
the Shenandoah Valley. This came
to the ears of Governor Letcher, and,
arrayed in his best bib and tucker
with bis broad Panama hat, gold
spectacles and cane, and his guber-
Material nose high in the air (Letch-
er was stiff brandy drinker, and
his proboscis was carbuncled and
red), as who should say, e Am ! not
a governor par excellence 7" Thus
arrayed in his best, and in high in
dignation, on warm Sabbath morn
his excellency arrived at the resi-
dence of President Davis on Shoe
koe Hill.
ais President Davis at homer"
quericd the Governor to the servant
at the deor.
aYes. sir; will youstep in Cover
nor 2" said the servant.
mo, sir" said Letcher." Tell
the President that the Governor of
| Virginia desires to see him."
Davis was Immediately notified
and came to the door, greeting the
Governor with:
Come in, Governor. Delighted
| to see you, SIR"
The Governor, drawing himself
up and without further preliminaries
said 7:
aMr. President, am correctly in
formed that you have caused an or
der to be issued, through the Secre-
tary Of War, reli, wing Major Gener-
al T. j. Jackson from his command
In Northern Virginia !? Is this in
formation correct, STRIP
"Well. yes, Governor" said Da
lis. al consider that it is for the
be.-t interest of affairs that General
Jack son be relieved from his com.
mand.
Cover nor Letcher: President
Davis, I have called oil you person
ally to learn if this order is to be
promulgated, and to say to you, sir,
that when Ma;or-General TT. Jack
son is relieged from his command, /
shall also issue an order withdraw
ing the troops Of Virginia from the
field. Good morning, sir" and
turning on his heel he lett the as
tonished President of the Confeder-
acy to his reflection
1t il well known that this prompt
action on the part Of Governor
Fletcher put stopper on Davis, and
that the order was never issued.
These facts were obtained from an
officer high in service in the Con-
federate Government at that time.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-01

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Notwithstanding the enormous il

Notwithstanding the enormous in
crease given to human strength by
the mechanical powers, the lever, the
pulley, the wheel and axle, &C., the
removal Of heavy weights is still at
tended by strains and sprains- There
is positively nothing better for such
casualties than Salvation Oil.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-01

One Of the richest specimens Of a
neat Irish bull was perpetrated by
the clever and witty but laundering
Irish knight, Sir Richard Steele,
when inviting an English nobleman
TO visit him. 9If sir" said he, @you
ever come within q mile Of my house,
/ hope you viii stop there. n--Insur.
ance Economist.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-01

For lame back there is nothing
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and bind it on the affected parts.
Try it and you will be surprised at
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The HandisOmesf Man I'm
MarfinGhurR

Remarked to friend the other day
that she knew Kemp's Balsam for
the Throat and Lungs was super
Tor remedy, as it stopped her cough
instantly when other cough RENE
dies had no other effect whatever.
SO to prove this and convince you
OF its merit any druggist will give
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