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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-14
DE YOUNG MISSUS.
A STORY OF OLD VIRGINIA
WRITTEN FOR THE EVENING STAB By
&. W. BUTTON.
7 THE CLOSE OF A

T THE CLOSE OF A
cold, wintry day sew
eral years ago found
me seated upon a
very tired horse en-
deavoripg to reach n
certain small town in
the mountains of yir-
ginia. The day had
opened with a raw rain
anda uighsapproached
the air had grown
colder until the rain
had given place to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-14
EX-PRESIDENT HAYES
A Visit to Him at His Home in
Northern Ohio.
HOW HE LOOKS AND TALKS

His Beautiful Home Life and His Healthy
Old Aee-His Ten Thousand Photographs
and His Pictures of Mrs. saycs-A Bath
Room as q sanctum ssncorum.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-14

only sign Of age appeared in the white of his
hair sUi in hi- beard OF frosted silver His
blue ewes. which looked at me from under his
slouch hat. we're full Of fire. and h. cheek
we're rosy with health lie wore an ove-coat
well bu.tonea up AZ the throat. and he threw
this open a. he entered the room. 1 recognized
him a. once. Ii was ez-Presiieut HAYES. who
4 nov more that seveutT wears Oh. bl; HIS as
rnch viSor n he had when n presided over
the Affairs OF the nation IN The White House
and who l. A. business IKE now a. he was then.
He Is the personif -ation Of both physical and
msBtal aealth. and a. be greeted M / noticed
thai hi- voice was strong. and during nv talk
With him found his - In,ry unimpaiTed. lie
h 1--we man in every sense Of the word and the
story teller. can quote the speeches ard wo-ds of
Others, and can initiate the . -ceu. Of tne caa--
srt--s whose conversation h. repeats. found
him fun Of business, and u9ou telling him that
Issn'ed TO g; sDme ghotograp h. u Huns Il
and hi- house b gave note .O- mvseIf and
phOtograEhsr 10 Mrs. Webb Hayes. telling her
70 let ], ;ass pictures % anything n tins hon e
from garrett 70 cellar and save me an appoint
nent for my talk
PEEsfDESr HAYES HON..
The town o. Fremont where President HAYES
lives Is one Of the mosf beautiful lI.tls cities in
Ohio II Contains about SOD people and is q
city Of beal-ifl. homes surrouaIei by large
asn-. which are d.led with srea. forest trees.
The streets are paved with brick and thew are
~ lined with rows OF great shade trees. Pre-i-
dent Hayes home j. on the OutsAirt. % the
town and IN fact ~ much in the country as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-14
In for 1t.
From Lie.

"As DELICIOUS as Cudahy's Rex Brand" is q by
word among ladies' IN comparing beef extracts.
Ask your grocer for "Rex."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-14
Fremont, ozro, January l2, 1893.

Gene The BALL
House at Iifiin-your
correspondent standing
at the telephone.
Hello. CentralI"
"Hello. Ball House,"
Connect me with
President Hayes"
Hello, Preside Mt
Hayes
Hello"
lis the President at
homer"
YES" replies a fe-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-14

From Puck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-14

the White House. and there are q few paintings
by famous artists hanging here and there The
hall contains some old furniture which has
been III Mr.. HAYES family for generations. and
a long clock which belonged TO his grandfather
stands in one corner. At she right as you enter
l. little painting OF the ex-President when he
was a boz and there are photographs of him
self, Mrs. Hayes and their friends everywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-14

But young Marse Tom he heb no fear an say
dat Joy is the best medicine de wurl ober De ole
marse press de boy hand an smile. an de doc
tur he look berry solemn. Well, sab, we range
ct dat de ole marse mus mex mornin' bring
de young missus up to de good news leetle by
leetle, an in dat way purpare her fur de cumin'
of young Marse Tom hisseif.
Mex mornin' cum, bright, warm May day,
an de young missus, bless de Laud, pear
stronger an mo like her ole self den fur er berry
long day. We dat sfear'd she 'spicion sum-
thip dat we 60 bout ez solum an ez quiet ez
er Quaker, sab. De doctor, he say. too, dat she
much better an stronger, but mos ebry mint
be mind us ez ter how berry, berry careful we
mus go, an say de heart is q berry cur Gus
ting, sab.
AT las de ole marse git his feelin's under
'trot. an he go to de po' chile tn part de clouds
furebber OATS hung so long an hung SO black
Dove her. He take chair side hers, an de
doctur he stan watchin' near by vile les
fuss roun' de room, maxim b'lieve dat Ise berry
busy like. Outside de do, hssenin' wild all his
heart, stand young Marse Tom, les so eear to
cotch sight uf his darlin' dat he kin bar'ly tain
hisseh. De ole marse he berry gentle an oh 30
berry careful, tho see he jes kin strain his
Joy. He talk Of many things. but all uf EN-
way of frum what's mos in his mind an heart;
but at las be say: Ny chile. cts berry hard to
be 30 weak on . day like this. when ali de wuri
outside 10 tellin', in blossom and flower, uf
strength, an uf life. an uf hoper
'Yas, farder, she say, smilin' up into his face,
ez he bend ober her an take her hand, lit is
bard But He kno'eth best, an He dueth all
tings wellr
"'Yas, my chile, He Does de ole marse re-
ply, turnin' his face way from her an iookin'
out de winder. to hide his eyes an de joy dats
In en- An He gives US spring. nv chile he
60 on, wild etc buds bu'stin' inter flower an life
to teach rs, His chillen, Ut hope, dat's always
deres Hope! dat blessin' He gives cherry chile
uf his, howsoebber lowlv 10 softeu dere main
an make lighter dere burdens. Hope, dat =
.Farder, de pore chile cry. rixin' up all uf .
Sudden frum her chair. an clutchin' de ole
marse's arm, .farder, why does You speak % uf
hope to me! Farder. farder.' she goes on, her
brs'th comm quicka an short, q shs look closer
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PERSONAL MENTION
The Coming and Going Of Friends, Acquaintance,
aud Strangers,

The Coming and Going Of Friends, Aoquaintanees
aud straneers.
Miss Lille Seihert spent Sunday in
the country
Miss Hettie Roderick is visiting in
Winchester.
Dr.w n Minghini, Of Middlewayt is
III town joking with his friends.
Mr.. Walter NJ Aler, Of Washington,
Is the guest Of his brother, ye editor.
Mr.. John Long, Of Union Bridge,
Nd. is visiting his parents in this citys
Rev. i. NJ. Pitcher D. D., Of yir-
ginia. is the guest Of Rev, " Humid
ley.
Mr.. Jno, S Bowers returned Satar-
day night from trip 70 The Worlds
Fair.
Mrs. "A. N. Gilbert left Friday for q
visit 10 friends in Baltimore and Wash
ington.
Miss Annie Thornburg, IF Hunting
ton, Is 4 guest ii the family Of Mr.. Il !.
w PAUL
Mrs. j, r. Tyler, 81 Wildwood, Va,
is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
ID. w. Roderick
Mr.. Chas. w Brown, the leading
leweler Of Charlestown, was the guest
Of his brother Louis on Sunday.
Miss Name Rutledge went % Hag-
erstown Saturday where she will join
party Of friends who leave for the
Worlds Fair to-day.
Mrs. j. w Hnndley has returned
feom her a visit TO Lnray, Va, accom-
panied By her daughter, Miss Virginia,
who has been attending the seminary
IN that towr,.ass
/ Messrs. Reilly JenneytM L. Fries,
Lewis Pearson and Geo. +, Bailey, Of
Winchester, ran down here yesterday
on their wheels. and took dinner al
the 81 Clair,
Mr.. Thee. Buser, orr efficient ms
sistantl postmaster, accompanied b,
his little son Charlie, leaves % morrow
for McKeeesport, where he will take
much needed rest.
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suitable die DO procured for the Cor.
poration. and that all Cooperation
Tools be property stamped A. snch.
On motion Sergeant WHEN was an
thorized to have tho wardrobe in rear
of Treasnrer's Oilice and the door lead
ing into same painted.
on motion the Edison Electric Illum-
mating Company's bills for light fur
nished the city during the months u
April and May 1898 were referred 10
the Light Committee for examination,
and Committee WAS empowered to act
in ease said bills are correct. A num-
Der Of bills were read and ordered paid,
and on motion Old Council adjourned,
she die.
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STRENGTH AND HEALTH.

II you are not feeling strong and
healthy try Electric Bitters. r. La
Grippc has left you weak and
weary, use Electric Bitters. This
remedy acts directly on Liver,
Stomach and Kidneys, gently aid
ing those organs to perform their func7
lions. II you are afflicted with Sick
Headache, yon will find speedy and
permanent relief by taking Electric
Bitters. One trial win convince You
that this isthe remedy yon need. Large
bottles, only Soc, at Z. G. Williams,
Jr. SEQ. Drug Store,
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A Yong nah sAss y xssst m wsuaa NJ
DAnrsrsos

DAngeroot
Saturday night a. about ten o'clock
ali alteration occurred in front 81 Mr.
a. T. Hess store IL Me northern see
ton IL thecity between Samuel Neville,
4 white youth ana s'Bndn MeAhce, q
Young negro. High words were freely
INDUCED ii. which resulted in MeAhcc
drawing a reyolyer which he fired, the
bah taking effect IN Neville's left
breast, above the heart Neville was
taken 10 his home. and the negro was
arrested and locked up. The wound,
while not serious, i rather painful.
Neville was able 70 appear at the hear.
ing today, The hall which was only
&c % calibm aid mol penetrate the
henc, which probably saved the Young
mans life, a woman was the cause
Of the trouble
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The pessimist who declares that sum
Il lie discovery Of Columbus is Ward
NcAlnster is too hasty The last four
centuries have accomplished Something
none profitable 10 the world than that
they have given Us Brown and his
habit ST bargain offering in delectable
lie cream, fine candies and fancy
,,TlSaS
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THI TROUBLE OVER

A prominent man in town exclaimed
The other day: my wife has been
wearing out her life from the effects Of
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and Indi-
gcstion. Her case ballled the skill Of
our best physicians. After using three
packages Of Bacons Celery Cure she is
almost entirely wcll.n Keep your
blood ii Il healthy condition blythe use
of Ibis great vegetable compound. Call
Oh A. M. Gilbert 4 Bro, sole agent,
aud Get i trial package free. Large
size 50 cents.
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Cntou and send 10 this office SIX
8of the above CnuraGs, together with
Ten CENTS, and you viii receive ANY
fTaREE Of the following books;
No. 3. uNpEIt rIiE nED FLAa. ny
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No. 4. KING s0LOMoNss MINES. ny
H. Itider Haggard.
M. Il. AR0uND gHEg WORLD ~
EIGHTY DAYS. ~ jules Verne.
No. d. TmE coRsIGAN HRoTHERs.
~ AIexander Dumas
No. I. iADi GHAcE. ~ Mrs.. IIrnrs
wood.
No. y. AvERIL. ~ ROSA Neachctte
Carey.
No. .. THE nLAcK uwARF. By sir
walter scott.
No. 10. NOBLE LiFE Iiy Miss Nh
lock-
No. ~. THE BLACK TULIP ny Alex
ander Dumas.
No. is. TME DucHEss. ~ ..Ths
No. IL NURSE KEvEL,s MISTAKE.
~ Fiorsncs warden
NJ. liz. MERI E,s CRUSADE ~ Rosa
NOlchettc Carey.
NJ, TO- STUDY IN SCARLET. ~ Al.
Conan Doyle.
No. III rock RUIN iOr .TME DAUGH.
TERO THE ISLAND. Hy AIRS. Ann \.
stephens.
No. 10. TmEARMoRERo FTYHE. ny
Syisanns Cobb, Jr.
No. 20. M, aILrIL,s LOVE STORY,
| By GeorEe EIiot.
No. ~. a scARLErsIS. Isy FLORENCE
/ MHrryat.
No. aa. THE SEA KING. By CAPTAIN
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By SIR n. Buiwer LyttoB.
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JUDGE DRueaIsT BY HIS SODA WATER

Good drugs ana good soda water 60
hand III hand. Our drugs are pure
and Of the best quality, and our soda
water il pronounced the best II the
city. Our trade in this line has been
increasing as the season advances,
and We consider this proof sufficient
that the public appreciate our efforts.
We serve ice cream with every glass Of
soda dispensed at our counter and
only charge you the regular price, pets.
We use no artificial extracts, nothing
Int plre fruit juices in our syrups
Special this week chocolate, a. NJ.
Gilbert 4 Bro. II n Queen street.
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Do not confuse the Famous Blush Of
Roses with the many worthless paints,
powders, creams and bleaches which
are flooding the market Get the gen
uine Of your druggist, A NJ. Gilbert
4 Bro, Is cents per bottle And !
guarantee il will remove your pimples,
freckles, black heads, moth, tan, and
snnbarn, and give you i lovely com
splexion
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New Discovery.

Mayors, Magnetic Catarrh care u used by
yapnf inhalation and isthe only medicine u
the kind ever put on the market by Inhalation
the medicine Il not poured into the stomach and
Whence sent wandering through the system. Bnt
by inhalation the medicine Ii applied directly "
the deceased organ and Is the only way % reach
the affected parts IN the nose. Every bottle y
guaranteed by the druggist Price 81 per bottle,
Guaranteed 10 cure For sale by all druggists
IT'S Used Different From Any other
Medicine.
Our Advertised agents and all druggists are
instructed TO return the money 70 any one VINO
fails 10 lie cured by Mayors Magnetic Catarrh
Cure Price one AolIar foft3 months treatment
This Is saying great deal, but II has never Nail.
ed For sale BY all drA9gists, or address
INF MAYERs' nRuG CO.,
oakland Nd,
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TIE COMING IN ENr
Tbe rair Il Tnuood i bs Larger 1Ais rsaf Than
Eyer Before

+ i Z
Tho Tair Il Inucod d be Larger 1Ais Year Than
Ever Before
Already preparation are heing INSIDE
for the fair ii lnwnod tins summer,
and from prospects vvery indication
points to success The following i q
list 81 special prizes sfIcted BY ON
citizens, and il i hoped that eyety
business man especially will coniribaie
in this way
J Ii Little offers Bottle II best Roxbury
rye whIskey for best Bird Doc Pointer rs
setter
Thompson Tai,lcr slothicrs. afTet ane tine
Macintosh Coat value $40 for ilic hest driving
Horse II Mare exhibited At tairnot over Spears
old
Jas " strong ofYers sissiot arst premium
en- Fuilcaster wheat. 81 for second premium.
Wheat u bcstrongs
Kettering 4 staub offers ST Tor best display
&c peaches and nifty cents for SECOND best
Robt lanon Oilers 81 % FOR host coop n
ducks
J Frank Thompson silesmanfor Thompson 4
Tablcr, offers Pair Fine Embroidered silk sns'
pendcfs for hest exhibit ot9Thorourhhred Cattle.
Peter w Foromanoners ono dollar and nifty
aents for best yealliue ealt, and ono dollars for
| second hest 10 be exhibited during fair
non. Geo NJ Bowers offers 81 gold piccc for
prcttiest baby not more than one ycor old
| Little Ime r Thompson Offers SILVER Mug fpf
second Prcitiest Baby not oyer one year old
nv. Hawk offers 81 for best pair Of Plymouth
Rock chickens that takes first premium
or Hollis offers 81 X FOR best display Of veg
tables
Roy. !. G. Hawk offers CITY cents for best
turkey
Mrs. Jas. Il Thompson offers sioo for best
! silk Embroidered Linen
Jas. wstrong offers 81 ~ first premium o.
best busKel of Longberry Wheat IS cents 70
second premium whcattn be stronr's
tieo. Il! sencindiver efIcrs two dollars AM
Gfty cents III the best trio If game chickens
RobcrtLarnon ofrers sisofor hest display d
apples,
Kettcring & staub offers one dollars for best
bushei 81 potatoes fifty cents for second best
Mrs M Hawk offers one dollars and tifty
cents for best embroidered sofa pillow.
Lewis H. Thompson, salesman for Thompson
| II Taber offers dozen Fine Linen ts0llars10i
best two ycarold Colt
Mr.. w IT, Crawford, proprietor of the Martins
| burg wooden mills, offers pants pattern Of hi'
hest cashmere for best exhibit Of hand made
harness.
CIR, Hollis offers one dollar for best pair y
geese exhibited.
wB Clendcning offers $50 for best tria q
Brown leghorn chickens.
THE W0nLD offers q years subscription q III
~ editions on each Of the following exiiihits
\ Resi- two wear old colt; best mileh cow; bcs
driving mare under five years; hest exhibit q
| butter; hest exhibit ~ fancy work, best exhibit
az grain az any kind best exhibit ~ agricultural
| etc. best exhibit Of preserves, best exhibit q
| sheep; ~ prizes III all
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EXAMINATION RESULT.

"A .- l
i5iisiaual and Glass Averages Of Promoted Pupils
ofthe Wards.
Following are the average grades
received by the pupils 81 the several
ward schools, at the examination for
promotion to the High School, held
June and 2, 1898;
sEeoND Warn, w. a. PIrzER. PRiSclrAt.
Nellie b. Hollis. 99i Katie Curtis ~
Walter VI Trout g9i Davis Myers, y
Wilson d. Abel, ~ James Harmon v
Mare I; Darby Dol j Howard Fisher, OCT
palsy Keedy 9gg Roger b. Hill, 96t
George /, Weaver. 09i Emma NJ Melimtz, 96I
Harold ii BENDER. % Herman A. Evans, Ns
pelia h. IIil1. 20 Fanny A. Wien, e6i Z
Mary 4 sigler. 99 George a, Myers, 5si
Mamie 81 Thatcher,99 Grace kantner. 91s
Louis b. Wolfes, IS! Glass Average $50
TuIRD WARD, LEE SrLER pRNcfrAI4
Clarence euler, 0s7.s Annie Holman, aas
pierey Brilliant. 97l Nathan Well rs
Mary Couchman, 96f Mabel McQuilken 81
Alice CouchmaIl, oct Irene West q
Earle Roderick. g6 Annie Burkhart, SEA
Mamie Homer. 9ft Willie Dunn 70!
blanche shell cst Class Average, 1852
FouRrI wARn u il, DopD, PRINcrrAi4
Helen Rover, 99s Florence Cav, 96s
Daisy Iowman, 9sa Mary IInbach, 96i
John Roth. 90 Maggie Groz.nger, 96l
Agnes yoegelc, 9sl Harry Stephens %
Daniel Cage, 9s4 John Wellingef, g2s
Annie Harrington, 9ss Glass Average, ~. ~
Firm wAHDJ A DowNs, PriNeiHAL.
May Baker, 99t Homer Ridenour, 81
John Bratt, ISL John Keslcr, 9Ga
Hilda Baker, 9ss Charles shores giA
Mary Barker, 9ss Clarence Tablcr, y
Elmer Hopper, N Glass Average, "a ~
Most respectfully submitted,
j. "A. Cox. Superintendent
CITY papers please 10 copy,
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RnnKLEE,s ARNIuA sALyE.

The best salve in tho world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhenm,
Fever sores. letter, Ghapped Hands,
Chilblains. Corns, and all Skin Ernp
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required II is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by f. c. Williams, Jr.. 4 Co.
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W IL. ii. Flick. = NJ.

The fact that over 400. 900 bottles Of
Famous Blush Of Roses were sold dur
ing last year merely proves that thons-
ands Of ladies like yourself are anxious
70 bid an affectio9ate farewell forever
to their pimplcs, frecklcs, and black
heads and to acquire clear smooth
complexion Blush Of Roses does il
every time Is cts. per bottle. Sold
BY A. NJ Gilbert q Bro
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DEAD LETTER LIST.

The following is hist Of letters re-
maininginthep o Observation-Disclosures,
w. Va, June 5, and will be sent
70 thc dead letter office June 10, 1893,
II not called fori
Miss Mary Anderson, Mr.. J 3.
Brown, Mr. Miner Bcnscotcr N Fad
den, Marion Crate. G II Patterson,
T. NJ. Rotruck, Raymond Strofer, Mrs.
Jennie Smith.
w III ri Flick + Al
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THE RnN.rnN

To.days's Bill Of Fare includes Fresh
Oysters, Deviled Grabs, Spring chicken,
CLANS, full line Of Choice Meats,
Strawberry Shortcake, lee Cream and
Strawberries. The Bon Ton, F.Schlot-
tcrbeck, Prop.
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NOW rs YOUR TIME.

To engage your ice for the season
! viii furnish pure spring water zee
elieaper than the cheapest and guar
aztec the entire season Al prices con-
traeted for. Please give me a trial,
dos Imback, pear Greenhill cemetery
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osE WHO sPEAKs raoN ExrERIrsCr

u have used Or. Deans Dyspepsia
Pills for Indigestion and constipation
and found them great remedy IN
curing such ailments J w. AM
brose. Meat Market. Mal,insbprg,
West Va
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To any one who will send us SIN
Of the following CorroNs (which may
be cut from six ISSUES Of the same
date, OF from SIX issues II ditTeWAt
dates, accompanied BY TEN CENTS IN
silver or postage stamps. they can
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ii you are in want ofa Buggy, Pha-
ton, Surrey, Dayton : top q no top
business wagon hayethem and mean
10 sell. CAN on John Heller
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The fourth concert Of the season
vanilla, strawberry and caramel ice
cream, frozen custard and orange ice
at Browns delectable ice cream parlors.
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If you want yonr collars and cuffs
to look as good as new have them laun-
dried at Lee II. Goodys laundry, No.
4. East Martin street
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STILL AHEAD.

Extra Select Oysters and Plymouth
Rock Count, at Combs Il OConnells
next door 10 City Hall
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secure standard. high-class works ~
fiction at merciy nominal cost
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-05
STILL AHEAD.

The same beer that is sold at the
Worlds Fair i sold ~ Combs 4 O'Con
nell's next door to City Hall
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-05

M 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, 1893-06-05

Observations taken ID
Ne ; Marunsbure every morning
wbas ard Bile Z O'clock " Grbnar Il
Tag vAsnKrnE. the represeniA
T i've of the Unliei states
Weather BHrean. Tne
wontn win use the Same
Gags a. displayed At the
- court House ard the peorit
Local Rains. can come very near know
inc what wra'I,er 70 expect
ss.,,s.r,iRx AT O'Clock 4. 49, g.
Maximum $40.
Minimum Cso.
..s.sos Force Calm NJ
objection from south
srArR % SKY. Clear
pam f.il Yesterday p in.
o.
The weather to-day win be warm With show.
nrahably a thunder storm. II Is ceel ~
,se New Jersey coast
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-06-05
srILL AHEAD.

Meals at all hours at Combs 4
next door to City Hall