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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-05-05

Every
one wishing to purchase Dry
Goods, Notions and Shoes at
Rock Bottom Prices, should
notice the following, which is
only partial list of the many
Bargains we can show you, for
our store isfull of them; having
made our purchases for the
Spring and Summer for SPOT
CASH we can and will make
prices beyond competition.
WE QUOTE
One Lot of Fine Check Cling.
hams at SC per yard, by
the piece or yard.
One Lot of Jamestown Dress
Goods which are good val,
ne at .25c and 3oc, 60 for
lac per yard.
One Lot Of Crepon Suitings
worth from 75c to SI,oo
per yard, can be bought
for soc. Ask to see this
bargain.
One Lot Of Jersey Ribbed
Vests for Ladies and
Misses at SC, a regular
SIC quality.
One Lot of Bordered Hand
kerchiefs worth SC each,
they 60 in the sale at &C
each.
One Lot White and Red Ia.
bic Damask, good width
and quality,go at zoe per
yard, were cheap at CSC
and 3oc.
One Lot of Corsets in White.
Drab, Ecru and Old Gold,
worth 75c, can be bought
now for CSC.
One Lot of Ready.made Cal
leo Wrappers, in all sizes
from "a to 40, at 81 each.
See the line of Tea Gowns.
Shirt Waists and Wrap.
pers We are showing.
One Lot of Fine Lace Cur
talns, 3 yards long, good
width, at 75c per pair
Ask to see our better
grades.
One Lot of Ga Chenille Table
Covers, bought at a great
Bargain, will give our Gus.
toners the benft of them
at SG,25 each, are extra
cheap at $3.50.
One Lot Of Chenille Portiers
60 in this Sale at S4,4S
per pair. Our Curtain
department is filled with
Bargains. This line is
much larger than ever.
and P. Coates Thread &c
per spool, 7 for 25c.
Shoes and
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-05-05
Underwear.

We are showing an inn
mense stock of Mems,
Women's and Children's
underwear and hosiery at
low prices. 100 dozen
Mems SockS-by the doz,
en- only-at IS cents a
dozen. Ladies fast black
stockings at S cents a
pair. Ladies summer vests
at 5 cents each.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-05-05
UOl I

read this unless you are
interested in knowing
where to buy good re-
liable Dry Goods and
Shoes unreasonable S
Our spring stock is now
complete and is the larg,
est and cheapest ever
shown in Wellington
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-05-05

When Prophet Hicks was talking
about numerous cold days along
about this time Of the year many
were disposed to poke fun at him,
but now they will ever respect his
forecasts.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-05-05
Lace Curtains.
Shoes

As usual We have the largest
and cheapest shoe stock in VEL
lington.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-05-05

One Lot of Fine Lace Cur
talnS, 3 yards long, good
width, at 75c per pair
Ask to see our better
grades.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-13
G6ariuai(6e Staten.

Gotta. Gm 10. DECEMBER luareu
es IA Sabre, feitoem Der 8eihenper.
brennung8sSfen In @otba tn Betriet
9eiest tptrbe. SIS Iinb bis babir 1885
Berionen burh 6euer beltattet lporben
Dprbruf. Sn @rdfenbain els
itidte Elm In Der bortisen Gigarrenfabrit
bei1dftigter taubltummer Nrbeiter, oa
inn beim Sribitid Elm Sleii1itiid in
bie 2uftr6bre 9erietb rno nt6t entfernt
nerben fonnte.
Weimar. 6ier wirb Oltern 1898
eth BriuateDmnaiium fit Wtabden err
6Hnet -soas erite in Deutidlan6. SIS
be3wedt Die poIitanbise 8orbilonns
iun9er Md09en biz gum @pmnafial,
maturitdts< @ramen nro gum v8elm6e
Der llniperlitat.4 Das Snititut lit pom
Terein sSrauenbilounssreform" be-
griinbet worben, Der lib gum 3iele se-
fest bat, oen Sralen Bic 3ulanlng gum
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gu erringen.
unlere Stabt ldlie6t baS hiesjdbrioe
gerwaltunesja6r nit einem Seblbetrag
BON 10000 Warf alb, Der mobl auf bic
anldbli9 0cs groBbersoslihen Subj.
lann1s e%ttftauoeneu Wsebrfolten suriids
5ufibren lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-13
Sa6(en.

DRESDEN. Oa8 maieitdttide Sit
fer, uno @ilenmerf Der Slalelpit>9oids
ipiber &ettenbriide lit nun leiner idmmt,
lihen untereu Stiiben beraubt unb
hGngt fret unb bur6 5i6 ielbit %getra9en
iber benz Strome. Die Senfuns lit 10
unbebeutenb seweiett, Dap nlat1 duBers
lih faum etipas 31 benerfeu i'm Stanbe
mar. 9lu9enbltdli6 lit man nit Der
6eritelll1ns Der beioerletttgen ;3ufibs
rltlgsltrabcn unb lleberfibrungSftrabe
innerbalb bes @%itterperfes bei6dftigt,
III mel9e be~fanntfi9 aud Bferbebabns
seleiie eiuselest merben. geioe Rferoes
babnen. bic ate unb bic neue, perben
aber bte Bride fabren, lper1t man it9
erlt nit Der @en1eiube 9pi9mts iiber
ben 9alteplas miro 9eeintst baben, NOS
gu alerbinss iest nod penis aasit6t
borbanoen lit.
@bemnit 3. Sn einem Srte Der
llmgesenb Fat fi6 unldngit folgenoe
trasifomil6e &irmes> @el6idte abges
fpielt. Gin @utsbelisersipbn mollte
mad ether Der nd9iten Stdbte gum
Sabrmarft fabren. st iomobl als feline
S6meiter batteu gu bieier 8artie einige
Sreunoe unb Sreunoinnen eingelaoen.
Nm Yferbe mie am @eidirr mar 19or
einise Gage uorber emiig sepuet ipor<
ben. NlS Der Wagen MIN p~orgefabrer
iperben io1te, feblte = bas pierte Nao
at bemielben. User batte ben Sdaber<
mad geipiett? Der 6err 8apa. Gr
i9loB baS Rao i'm 9leioerldranfe Elm,
6amit feline 9tnber ttidt gum Sabr>
marft fabren fonnten. 0ararf bate
er ii9 unlidtbar gen1a6t, I'M bic 8or,
wiirfe Der @eprellter nidt anboreit gu
miil1en. lpelAe nun ge5fpun9en iparen,
ben Sabrmarft 3n SUP anf5ulrden.
9etp3tg. Sir Sen lltiperlitatss
neubau lit bereitS baS 9a115e, 5tpil6en
Nuguftusplat unb uniperiitatslfrase
selesene, seiualtise @euiert Der alten
l1niOeriitdtsgebauoe itieoerselest. Son
ben I'M Gre159anse bes Yaulinulus be-
finolihen etngebrannten Wanbgenldls
bett, melde aus Dem IA. unb Is. Sabrs
bunoert berriibren uro boben funitbiito,
ridden 8ertb baben, 1T eilis nit GROCER
Meibe aus Der Wfauer aus9eId9t unb
Der 9unftlammlung oes 8unitoeretns
i'm itdbtii6en Mfltieum einperleibt. Die
iibrisen 6aben leioer Dem Neubau gum
Spfer fallen miillen. Wtan bat inbel,
len Die meiiten burd Nb5ei6nen uno
Dnr6pauien Der Ga6welt 81 erbalteu
aeiuht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-13
2.228.672.

Dtsie 3aei gelf be Wnsabl sDn Sialasn bar, peidt
Suffer- unb Grtdltuna" in ben Ser. Gtaaten pom Rdr,
1891 bts gum Ndrs 1892 ~rerfauft worben ftnt. 8pei
Mstatonen, sipeibnnhert ad'tnnt ,ranJts %tauienh, fedS.
unb iebc tin,ise ttefer Gldihen purbe unter Der Ga
rdntie ~perfauft, haB has @elb surlderfattet purbe
icute. Das @ebeimnis bieies Grfolses 1T Iei6t ents
bhlt: Gs eEttduiht Ntemanben unh Sebernapn Fam
lH earauf rerlaHen, as auf bas Bette MttteI sesen Que
gu babsH eprS bic Gan an!cntp Drug G~pmpanp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-13
sreie StaSte.

Sambnrs. 3wiiden 9reuben
uno 9amburs lit cine Dorldufige Scr.
eini9un9 iiber Die Soften Der Grbauuna
oes @entralbabnbofeS gu Stanbe ses
tomt1en. Son ben Baufoften nit 81, !.
600, 600 Mfillionen Start .phroe 6anls
burg 15,OOO,O 600 trasen. = Sin red)t
unsiinltises 3eueniB fir 6ambure lit
Der Bei9luB oe8 Uerfdonerungspers
ems, oeulelben nah cirea se~bnid6ri9em
Deiteben wieber a~ufSubeben, t0eil er BET
ben Beb0roen ni9t Die 9eboffte Inter,
ftiituug iaub. Der 9erein erbaute
aus cts,Sts:t yiitteln u. a. ben Gailer
Scr auf benz Silhmarft, Der
81 art f~oitete.
n. Sir bic Befefttsuno
.ilte Sermebruns Der file,
I'm 1862 Stelen 3u CT,
Quartiere fDurben be,
e,a tiucm Sberftabsar3t Der
ne 9cpritft.
3remen. Der gtorboeutihe Globo
lat BET Der 6iglna M0aer & 6olbera In
Stettin einen lleuen Dampfer in auf.
trag 9egeben, welfer fir bic Sabrt amt
i1en BremensS tabt unS 2on6ou be,
itimmt LIT un6 oielelben D~imenlioneu
fpie Der Sur bieie Sabrt bereits I'm Bau
befinbliae Dampfsr baben pirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-13
0foem6mra.

@nttn. Die 9roBbsr3Oelid olben.
burgii6e Re9ierung Oabier bat fur oas
sSirftentbunl 2ibed4 bic Gbbaltung
bon Galen an Sonntagen perboteil,
aud fpertrl bieielben BON Bereinsn Der.
anitaltet tperben. Sn Der Bep6lferung
berri6t sroBe Grresuiis. Cine Som.
miiiion mid beim @~robber5os brett &C.
gen bisle 8erfiisunS poriteli9 werben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-13
Me@fem6ars.

Strhdlingen. Die 8analsge.
noilenl9aft ldBt jebt ben liioliden 2beil
bes Weftfauals uerbreitern ; fpdter iol
oerielbe audi ~pertieft merben. Gs lit
Sies iebr u6tbie, 90 mande Der Solo
nifteu wesen bes lctdten WaHers ibreI
Gorf nt1t fortbrin9eu f0nner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-13
VINUN RUBIDUN PASTEURIENSE.
SQuitGts=W ein.

llniere in SIai9en pafeuriftrte
Rotbpeine. tpelde bon beionber8 ebtei
@%attuns uno sutem Sabrsang biS5ut
Slaf4enretfe l%orsfdltt9f gepfest
u.b unter MusidIub Der atrnpipbdrii4en 2nfi
in Der Slaide Bis gu BET BON 9ateur pors
seidriebenen Temperatur unb inter genauet
8efolsune Der bon bemielben 9esebenen Be.
%itimmunsen bebanbelt iinb, eiBnen iid anbcr.
orbentl,6 gum @ebraud fir &ranfe urb Res
cpnnalescenten unb BET @pibemten unb itnf
in neri9iebenen eroferen Sospitdlern, aran'
fenbduiern, 2a3aretben &C. bereits NIT sutein
@rfoIs einsefiRrt. 0i4t senns .6nner
mir aber btefe gli4en tpohL
sepFegten @etne au43n t6glt
Den @ebram9 empfehIen. :
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-13
@roe9ersosf6mm @eGem.

@Menbetm. Stir bas Ginfansen
bon &%ornbalnltern bat bie bieliae Sc
meinbe felt 1875 bis Infana bieies
SabreS 4730 Marf p~era1saabt, in
bieiem Sabre allein fir 1885 Stid
ei1gelieferte Samfter 1913 Marf 90
Bfenntg.
Mt6elfa6t. Dem 2eibideer oes
@rafen BON @rbad)s Siiritenaa gins oas
@erpebr, als er auf einer angei6o1euen
Sn6S bieb, pl0slid los. Der S1u6
traf ibn 10 Ibmer III ben llnterleib, sab
er alsbalo ieinen @eiit anfgab.
Sprenblin9en. Das Geltiit
Mariabatl itebt nit leinen GeDinnern
tn bieiem Sabre wettaus an Der optic
nit elmer @elammteinnabme bon circa
10000 Marf. gu ben @etpinnen
babeu 70 Yferbe bet9etraeen.
in<We15be I'M. Der 8uri9e
Setter S6liebmann, mel6er aus gerings
fii9iser 8eranlaiiuas ieinen eisenen
gater i'm Streite init einer Mtiitsabel
idlper perleste, bat it'd ourb Die Tlutbt
Der gergeltung e%utSogeu. 0erlelbe
ioll u~nbebetli9t nab amerifa entfom,
men iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-01-13


SpeDer. Sn Der bieiigen Dreifal,
ti9fettsfirte iol oemna6it cine eleftris
i9e 8elendtuns eirseridtet perben,
Die aus 5tpst 8ogenlampett unb etpa
20 @libli6tern beftebeu lo1.
4nomigSbaen. Die Biirsers
periamullu1S gene6miete 26O, 600 Wtarf
nit 500 9eSen 452 Stimmeu fir Sc
anbesGrperb gum Safenbau urb ftellte
bisie Snmmc Der &esteruns our Ser.
figuils.
Stetten. Infer fleiner Srt nit
ieinen ctrca $50 Seelen bat inter ieinen
gesenndrtiSen @intpobuern, bic sr0Bten,
tbeilS notwithstanding 8ei9dfti9uno
tretben, ~ 2eute, 5 Mdnner nno Z
Srauett, mel6e Die Sumne bon 1043
0ebensiabrem 3uiammeubrinssn.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-13

Few persons have failed to note the
signs ofrapid decay everywhere visible
among the trees. The foliage rapidly
attained its maturity during the present
summer, and is already beginning to
fall. Other signs. too, point TO the ap-
preach Of autumn. While it is prob
able that there win still be some very
warm weather there are also indica-
tons that there viii re an early winter.
The meteorological records for long
periods show that the mean ternpera-
ture Of any section Of the country
maintains an equilibrium, the average
annual temperature being about the
same. IL there IS a prolonged heated
term, the record is evened up by a
corresponding spell Of cold weather.
The same is true Of rainfall. The an
Hual rainfall is generally about the
same, drouih in one part Of the year
being followed BY wet spell in anoth-
er part Of the year.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-13
Jnyenlle Candor.

A little six-year old, pretty as a pic
ture and wonderfully bright, was In
vited out with few friends Of her own
age the other evening. It was at Cass
avenue residence that the little misses
and masters were entertained. After
an hour romp, during which our hero
inc showed a precocious dignity, dinner
was served, the lady of the house giving
the matter her personal supervision.
Wien she reached this particular little
girl the fnatron said, "Are you well
helped, my little dearT'
"oh, I'm beautifully helped. Be-yoo-
.tifully, but what kind Of partner have
you given me2 He sits here inst like q
little dummy, and hasn't said single
word since we came to the table.
The small boy slid under the table,
the good lady laughed and the pretty
little miss capped the climax by declar.
ing that she would be so much obliged
If she could be helped to another part,
ner.--Detroit Free Press.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-13
RAILROAD STATION ROBBED.

Thursday night the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad station at Gaithersburg,
Montgomery county, was broken in
to and ramsacked, the third time
within the last year. Since the recent
and safe breaking the Office
windows have been heavily grated and
entrance was this time first attempted
through the ladies', waiting-room win
dow, and failing there the front door
priced in and the Office entered through
the ticket window. The Office and
baggage-room were pillaged and lot
Of cigars stolen. Agent Meem has
not been leaving any money in. the
Office Of late and a new safe has not
been put in since the destruction Of
the Office safe some time ago.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-13
DRIED TOMATOES

Tomatoes may be canned, as every
one knows, but where there is a sur
plus stock and scarcity Of cans the
fruit may be dried, and for soups and
dressings and cooking generally serve
every purpose Of the fresh or canned
fruit. First. the fruit for drying must
be left on the vines until very ripe and
at once, after gathering, be pressed
through corse sieve or cloth to re-
move the skins and seeds, and put on
shallow dishes in the sun. When
thoroughly dried the paste should be
broken into bits and stored for use in
paper bags. II ground before it is
put away il will be ready for use IN
soups, for macaroni or for stewing,
otherwise it WIN need be soaked for a
little time.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-13
IMPROVEMENT IN BUSINESS.

Improvement has extended from the
banks to the mills. The condition Of
great industries has distinctly mend
ed, though still seriously depressed.
More important by far than any rsein
stocks is the fact that more works have
resumed during the past week than
have stopped operation 50 that the
producing force of the country, after
months Of constant decline, has begun
to increase. Dispatches mention 20
textile and 80 metal works which have
resumed, some only with part force,
while "a textile and iron works have
stopped. It is expected that most Of
the Fall River mills will start soon, the
hands asserting to reduced wages.
The money markets are more healthy,
the premium on currency has almost.
vanished, the endorsements in do
mestlc exchanges have well nigh dis
appeared, and while very little money
IS vet available for commercial or in.
dustrial loans, there is some relief in
that respect, also.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-13
PERSONAL MENTION.
Vst Coming and Going Of Friends, Aequa.Isanee
aud Strangers.


Tae Goaing and Going Of Friends, Aeqaa.Etaness
and Strangers.
Mr.. p. H. Sayles is in Frederick, {
Miss Lorena Flick has returned from
4 pleasant visit to Newark.
Mr.. NJ. W. Foreman has returned to
Ills post at Hartford, Conn.
Mr.. W. A. Hoffheins will leave
shortly fer the Mere rsburg, Pa, col
lege.
Mr.. VIM Pitzer returned to his
home in Baltimore yesterday. after a
visit to his parents in this city.
Mrs. Ella X. Price. Mrs. G. w. Roy
nolds, and Misses Jennie Whiting and
Lucy Tabb, are visiting the family of
Judge E. Boyd Faulkner, they having
returned ON Tuesday with Mrs. Faulk-
ner and daughter from "a trip to the
Worlds Fair.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-13

by local applications. as thoy cannot
raecli the diseased potion 81 The caf.
There il only one way 70 cure deaf
ness, aud that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness II caused hy an
inflamei condition Of the macus lining
Of the Eusiachian Tube When this
tube gets infiamed yon have ruin
bling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when il IS entirely closed deafness is
the result. and unless the inflammation
can be taken ont and this table restors
ed to lis normal condition. hearing
will be destroyed forever; nine eases
ont Of ten reeaused bxeaianh, which.
is nothing bnt an intlamed condition
Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of deafness caused By "a
tarrh) that cannot be cured BY Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free
f. y. CHEEKY q CO., Toledo. 9.
Sold by druggists, ~ cents
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-13
GOLDEN WORDS,

The COW will generally do her best
that is loved and petted the most by
those who have her in charge. Ifyou
wish COW to do her best you must
cultivate her acquaintance intimately,
aud be nnspari,g IN httle acts Of kindness.
You may whip and torture COW into
submission, bit she ,ciH strike the bal
ance against you IL The milk pail. One Of
the greatest faults among dairy farm
ers to-day Is rant Of kindness and con-
sideyati0n to domestic a1simals. Cows
should be petted daily and made to
feel that man is friend and protec-
tor. Al pain, fright and uaeasiness
checks the secretion Of milk, and The man
,eho Is passionate and abasiue 10 has herd
nerer did and nerer can realize full yield
from It. Any one that has charge Of
animals should study their character
and disposition. It is an interesting
study, and, under the law Of kindness.
YOU will not unfrequently bring out
wonderful traits and exhibitions Of af-
lection. which will show a forethought
and design which will be ranked with
tie higher intelligence of reasonable
beings. Farm, Orchard aud Garden.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-13
now TO KEEP cool

is the question Of the day. Every.
body has desire for some cool drink.
All enjoy both the taste and effects
when they partake Of our Ice Cream
Soda.
We use plenty Of ice, thereby giving
Won an ice cold drink, which is pleas
ant and refreshing, and efectually
dispels that tired feeling one has on a
hot sultry day. Our syrnps aie Of the
best and our tumbler washer insures
Won 4 well washed glass to drink i
from. We serve lee Cream with our
Soda Water, at the regular price, DC
glass. Al. NJ. Gilbert & Bro.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-13
SNAP SHUTS.

~
Brief Bits Of Interesting News culled for Hasty
Readers.
The pettifoger is one who raises a
petty fog.
The sins that charity covers are
not all confined to the giver.
In some places man passes for an
orator, in others for simply lippy
man, and in others as sort of pesti-
lence whenever he hobs up,
The wicked farmer is one who is no
respecter Of persons when he hurries
to town with apples the wind has Down
down prematurely.
If Colorado were as large asst seems
to think it is, and the other States
were as large in proportion, the Unit
ed States would have planets to let.
That some children are not able to
talk distinctly until they ares or 10
years old is due to the gibberish their
parents persist in the use OF n talking
to them.
II viii frequently be found that the
fellow who is very solicitious that
church members should live up to the
standard Of their religion has no re-
ligion at all Of his own.
Christopher Thomas, one Of the old,
est citizens of Knoxville, died Tues
day, after an illness Of less than day,
in his eighty first year. He was the
father Of twenty one children. ten Of
whom survive him.
Cards are ont announcing the COM
ing marriage of Mr. NJ. w. Magruder,
son Of Hon. P. W. MagruderI 10 Miss
Leila M. Riddleberger, daughter Of
the late United States Senator II. H.
Riddleberger, Of Virginia, at the Epis-
copal church, at Woodstock on Sep
TENDER 10.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-13
IA wATERY GRAVE.
Death Of Sarah Stride BY Falling From Canal Boat
Near Antietam.

Death Of Sarah Stride BY Falling From Canal Boat
Near Antietam.
A peculiarly distressing drowning
accident occurred on Saturday morn
ing, near Antietam, on the Chesapeake
& Ohio Canal. The unfortunate VIC
tim was Sarah Stride, Of Sharpsburg.
She was on the canal boad Walibridge,
which was plying between Georgetown
and Cumberland, with which her son
Clyde, aged seven, was employed. He
had put the team in tho stable and
came back to lay on the race plank.
His mother went out from the cabin to
get him to go to bed and picked him
up in her arms to carry him there.
While doing this she tripped and fell
with the body into the water.
Capt. Harry Brown effected the res
cue of the young man by means of a
pole thrown to him. but similar good
fortune did not attend the efforts to
prevent Mrs. Stride from drowning.
Her body was found about 8 o'clock
Saturday morning. The accident hap
pened about three o'clock.
An inquest was summoned by
Squire Blackford, of Sharpsburg, the
verdict rendered being accidental
drowning. The woman was about 80
years old. She leaves three children.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-13
oHURCB DUPLICATION.

The new Baptist church at Shenan-
doah Junction, was dedicated Sunday.
REV. s. W. Cole, pastor q the Bap-
list church at Charles Town, conducted
lie ceremonies. Rev. n S. Reed, Of
Philadelphia, made the dedicatory
prayer, and Rev. DR.. Vim. E. Hatcher,
IF Richmond. Va delivered the dedi-
cation sermon. A large congregation
was present, and after the services q
collection was taken up TO finish pay
ing for the building, and the sum Of
500 was raised. A large number from
this city attended, who report good
time and the dedication an interesting
affair.
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which we are distributing to all afiict-
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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-13
DUE EYERY AMERICAN oITIzEN.

Good roads tend to nnture sociabili-
~ and friendly, profitable intercourse
between neighborhoods. Good roads
are needed far more than costly eoun-
try buildings. Good roads are due
every American citizen, very truthfnl-
~ says an exchange. and each should
work and vote for good public roads,
and if needs be, demand that they be
built and properly cared for
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-13
Lost 4 railroad Car.

WILLIAMSBURG, Pa, March 4. A
wreck occurred on the philadelphia and
Erie railroad, near st. Marys. A freight
train coming east broke in two, and .
collision occurring, four cars were
thrown from the traclts. One fell down
an embankment. and that fact was I'm
known to the trainmen, who had the
three cars replaced on the track and then
continued east without knowing they
left one of their cars behind them. The
engineer on the day express observed the
car lying down the embankment as he
passed several hours later.
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rRrg LEcrURE.

a. NJ. Swariz, esd. Of the limited
brotherhood Of Carpenters and Joiners
of America, will deliver free lecture
II. tie ceurt House Friday night al
$ o'clock, in behalf Of The carpenters
IL this city. 4 cordial invitation is
extended 10 everybody to attend, and
lie carpenters are especially urged to
turnout. His subject viii be .'The
ORGANIZATION OF Trades Unions.H