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NOTHING LIKE IT
Says Col John IIay-McISinley Ovationa
5atefIf3 t4s JIinrer I'd enfcd lff ~ tA 49,

Says Col John IIay-.McIlinIey Ovntions
Unprecedented.
CANTON, o., Oct. 19.-Col. John Hay,
who was President Lincolns private
secretary, arrived in Canton shortly af-
ter noon to-day and was met at the de-
pot by Major Mckinley. He expressed
his surprise at the campaign as he has
personally viewed It, and as he has read
1t. There has never been anything like
1t. he says. Probably the nearest ap-
proach to It was the campaign OF Mr.
Lincoln, when the nominee received at
his home large numbers of visitors, but
they did not come IN any such numbers
as they are coming to Canton and Mr..
Lincoln made no speeches.
1T has always been regarded unsafe
for presidential candidate to discuss
public questions" continued Colonel
Hay, but Major Mckinley in all his
speeches has not uttered a wrong word
or made a mistake, End has added great.
~ to the strength of the Republican
cause every day." Z.
= Capt. Lafayette Williams, Mrs. Nc
kinleys cousin and a prominent busI-
ness man OF Chicago, Is also here to-day
with his wife. He is en- route home from
Europe, where he has been visiting for
several months. q st
Sol Smith Russell called during the
afternoon to pay his respects to Major
Mckinley. Mrs. Mckinley and party
OF friends attended the performance to-
night. 5i n
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IMPORTANT REPORT
Showing the Need OF Wore Fish Hatcher
~ 81 TN les in this Country. f. ,5 .gzi

Showing the Need OF Wore Fish Hatcher
II les in this Country. .s.5; Y
{ SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ia, NJ. .
Wilcox, OF Washington. d. c., statistical
agent of the United States commission
on fishes and fisheries, has. arrived from
Oregon and Washington for the purpose
of preparing a statistical report of the
fishing Industry on the coasts. lie has
beer industrlously engaged In the pur-
suit of his Investigations and Inquiries
In Oregon and Washington for several
weeks, and will devote the next month
or two to the work Of gathering data
concerning the fish and fisheries Of Call
fornia. Mr.. Wilcox said that for several
years past the fisheries OF the west coast
OF the United States had been growing
in Importance to such an cxtentithat the
United States fish commission hnd
deemed It advisable and highly import
ant that an elaborate and accurate re-
port OF the status of the fishing industry
here be obtained, and he has been here
for that purpose. Ills report Is calcu-
lated .t0 prove Of great benefit to. the
commercial fishing Industries or the
coast for the reason that 1t will show
reed for more hatcheries and N more
thorough stocking OF the streams and
inland waters OF the coast states.
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addresses, AT their conclusion each
OF them was presented with a. basket
ot flowers by the Canton Woman's Re-
lief Corps auxiliary to the g. A. II.
5The meeting was one OF the most en-
thusinstic OF The campaign, General
Sscklas, as he spoke In n lowhyoice sit
tinB on n chai said he was the DEM
ocrat Of the party aud there was no Of
nee IN the government he would take.
but he said tho silver mine owners OF
America could make s15o, ,Oo0. 900 a year
u the government would stamp free OF
charge for them, fifty cents worth OF
silver as a dollar. lie said these mine
owners had n fund OF two million doll
hrs and 5thsir programme was to del
ugesand corrupt the doubtful states. IL
there were ny,$only a few days before
leaving Canton at s o'clock this
morning, the first stop was made at
New Philadelphia, where speeches We're
made.'to n large and enthusiastic
crowd, The next stop was at Denni-
son where a big crowd had assembled.
From there the special train ran to
stteobenv.lle. General Slckles made the
chlet snecrh to a big meeting, in the
course OF which he eulogized Edwin VI.
= ...N''f ,NitV SllnS llOHl tnut tuWL.
The potters turned out at East Liy-
erpool 10 greet the party and much en-
thusiasm was displayed. AT Youngs-.
town there was the largest mcetinS OF
the day. General Howard made the
principal speech and was loudly ap-
plaudel. The next stop was at War
rsn. The train arrived, at Cleveland,
Two hours late; but the big audience
which had assembled In Central Ar
mory waited patiently until the old
soldlers arrived and gave them a great
ovation when they made their appear
ance. ~ EF5
IaThe meeting was an enthusiastic one,
two other mass meetings being In pro-
gress at the same time, the Republi-
cans having prepared for, the demon
stratlon with an enormous parade, in
which 5000 men participated in the
afternoon. AL the members Of the
generals party made speeches. The
party VIII leave Cleveland early to-
morrow morning, reaching Toledo at 6
o'clock. From there they will 90 to
Adrian. Mich, stopping at various
places between that city and Grand
Rapids, where they will speak to-mor-
row night ~ n - g4=5l7 = 80 fIIs
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JONES' DEMAGoGY.
Follows the Republican Chairman. FL. 4

Follows the Republican sChalrnan,s E.-
ample After Denonncing II.
+ CHICAGO, Oct. Chairman Jones.
of the Democratic national committee,
issued the following appeal late this ar
ternoon: y.
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL A HEAD.
K. Hi QUARTERS, M, IS
CHICAGO. Oct, 10.
The American flag has always been
the emblem OF national honor and It will
always remain so. It Is too sacred to be
prostituted to partisan purposes. as has
been attempted for the first time In this
campaign. Its influence has always been
for good of all mankind. It's display is
always potent for the advancemnt OF all
that Is best in our government, for 1t ap-
neals tosevery sentiment of patriotism
and national pride. E-s
5 l therefore suggest3that on Saturday,
October 81, all those who desire to pre-
serve the country's honor and independ-
encc, MS 1t came to US from the fathers,
who believe in the rights OF every man,
rich or poor, TO cast an untrammeled
ballot; who oppose government by cor
porations and the coercion OF voters and
desire that real and genuine prosperity
may once again return 10 blesS our peo-
pie, display the. national aoolors at their
homes, their PLACES sof business and
wherever else they may be seen, in order
that voters whose hearts are for their
country may be cheered and their pur-
poses strengthened and that those who
are wavering may take courage OF their
patriotism TO perform their duties as
citizens, ito the end that the government
OF the people. by the people and for the
people, shall not perish from the earth"
(SignedD JAMES x. JONES,
Chairman National Democratic. Com
n1ittee fi1a ~
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WRITTEN in BLOOD.


Tho Pledge of Philippine Islanders to
Throw or tho Yoke OF Spain-Conspir-
acy Exposed by n Woman. f.
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 1s-Advlces
by the steamer Peru from Singapore and
Hong Kong up TO September q, say that
the rebellion In the Philippine islands is
much more serious than has been gener-
ally recognized. tits said the reports Of
revolutionists'S defeats sent out by the
Spanish officers have been greatly ex-
aggerated and that so far the rebels
have more than held their own In tho
struggle for Independence. It Is stated
the revolution Is now beyond the control
OF the Spanish authorities, and that un-y
less relnforcements are sent to Manila,
Immediately, the Spanish forces are In
danger Of final defeat. The rebels now
hold the province Of Cavite,' are we'll or
ganized and have 5000 mausur rifles
There are many natives In the Spanish
troops and the officers are afraid to take
native regiments into the interior, be-
cause their loyalty rs doubted.
The Hong Kong Press says edtoriallyi
that ther Is no longer room for the least
doubt that affairs In the Philippine Is
lands will In a short time assume the
proportions OF the Cuban rebellion, The
natives are determined. AS each. rebel
signs an asreement'he he writes his name
In his arm with blood and swears 5ven-
geunce against the Spaniards.
The story OF the original plans OF strik-
Ing the blow Is most ecrlnus one. For,
n long time the natives hive been con-
spring to overthrow the government,
and 1t was finally decided to make a
strong attack On Julyl5 Governor Gem
eral Blanco was 10 have been murdered
by'one OF the natives on that day, and 1T
was arranged to suddenly swoop down
upon the, body OF officers who attended
the funeral, kill as many AZ possible
then ransack Che town5of Manila and
take entire possession OF the place. 5@1tG
Is due 10 u woman that the plot was dis
covered. In a confession she disclosed
the plottoa priest, who ,dlvulged the Sc
crct. The arrest and imprisonment. Of
many natives plainly indicated thatsthe
priests w're ccgnizant5 of the srlnnge-S
ments and then. towards the end OF Au-
gust the lighting commenced In real
earnest. From that time up TO the mid
die OF this month, the date OF the latest
news tierctiwe repeated bloody con-
tlicta between the government forces AMI
the natives. The Manila correspondent
under date of September . denies that
tho Spanish troops defeated the rebels
on August 81. The writer Says;
Eight rebels killed at st. Mesa, count
ed ak or eight at San Juan.5 besides
those on the Spanish side. The hodies,
trcbclsl are being LETT out nnburled 80
rot, lsi 4 N, - .if q
lover 100 OF them, some say; 15O, were,
shut lup IN a su>all room under the bas-,
htlno OF San Sebastian Intra Niuros ON
Monday night No water: ono small
window IIItty-fourl found dead IN the
mnrnis. Several prisoners since tllel:S
said to he {, total OF IO."s
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IN AQUANDARY.l
Nothing Yet Done between the eaWntson
md Seyvnll Factions.

Nothing Yet Done between the WATSON,
and seyvall Factions.
ATLANTA. Ga. Oct. l9.---Messrs.
washburn and Reed. the members OF
the Populsst national committee, who
were dispatched TO Thompson to con-
fer with Hon. Thomas L. Watson.
reached Atlanta at noon to-dhy,s after
having spent Sunday with the Vice
presidential candidate. An hour later!
they were In conference with Colonel
j. Robertson, Democratic elect6r nc
large and member 0f the Georgia state
executive committee, the national
Democratic committeeman from Geor-.
gin and several other prominent Demo-
crats. The Georgia member of the
national committee arrived from Chi-i
cne0 this morning having come ;,ns the
representative Of Chairman Jones' to
meet Washburn and Reed, graprhsent-
ing Mr.. Watson. When asked concern
INK the conference, lra said. jss r.:
Senator Jones could not come and
asked mo to represent him. NJ prop.
oH!tion has been made by either side
aud mono will be made before tto-mor-
row. Hon. steve Clay, chairman of the
state committee, will arrive at .. o'clock
tomorrow and the STATE committee
VIII meet n noon. "s5!1.5 '.. ;;, .,
The Danccrntlc state committee and
the Popultst state committed Will both
Dc IN session here to- morro W. y, 81,
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The letter 'Tnat Never Came.

/ WASHINGTON. D. c.. Oct. 1o.--Dc-
spite the fact that Vice Presidential
Candidate Watson insists that his let
ter Of acceptance was mailed to scna-
tor Butler here five days ago, the latter
says he has not yet,receIyed 1t. To-day
ne authorized the following letter to
20 sent 20 Mr.. Watson: & 7}if
WASHINGTON. d. c., Oct. TO- 1896
Hon. Thomas =. Watson, Thomson,
Georgia. S.5 3 a !
DEAR SIR:-Senator Butler notices
that You are reported In IN interview.
as stating that you mailed your letter
OF acceptance to him ar arIvashington, D..
q. on last Wednesday, October IA.
He requests me to inform you that
10 such letter has been received by
him. Yours respectfully, ~.
FRANCIS II. HOOVER,
II a. Private Secretary.
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0l5|L|.D...KANAWHA.- OH
Republican Fires Are Blazing All
III Along the Line.
ENTHUSIASM II: is VERY GREAT. 4. |.
l.' For Protection and Sound Money, and tho
Foress Lining Up for the li,a,,le OF III.
Bsiiots-Loeal Orators Speaking Daily, y
And with Great tEireet-Indleation,t ths,
the County viii Give q Great slpjorlty.
7 In November. :. ~ (, 5ss.

Special Dispatch 70 the 1ntelligencer.
cHARLEsToN,w, Va. Oct. ls.-Thls
week bids fair TO be a notable one In the
political History OF Kanawsa county.
While the Bryanltes are, Hlassing their /
heaviest oratorlcal guns In this sectiofs
and General Watts is appealing for tho Z
miners to bear with him Yet a iitus
longer. the Republican, will be on every J
stump to sound the alarm and keep the
boys In the stralghtro that leads 10 4
prosperity through protection and sound
money. Col D. Beebee, the eloquent
Pennsylvania labor leader. who has
done such great service FOR the cause, !;
has three important dates in this sec- (
tlon. To. night he addressed a Repub-
lican rally at StalbansJ Tuesdayt he
goes 70 Handley for q meeting at night
and on "Wednesday night speaks at
Campbell's creek. in Maiden district.
On Tuesday afternoon the Republl-
cans OF Clsndennin will celebrate the
raising OF q Mckinley and Atkinson
nag pole With a big rally, at which Hons. u
s.: Z, Burdett, Frank c. Burdett and 9
others VIII speak. Great preparations \
are going forward for the event and It
promises to be one Of the events of the
campaign. sl3f
On Friday q barbecue will be given a I
Alum Creek. in Washington district,
where the Burdetts will deliver adj
dresses. This will be followed on Sat-
urday by q barbecue at Browns Creek. =
In Jefferson, district. to he addressed by.
the same gentlemen. In the Washing
ton district demonstration ALI the arr
fangeTents Will be in the hands OF C. &
w. Angel, the county committeeman X,
H. Lee. will be In charge. In5the. latter
days OF the week Hon. j. II. Hunt will
finish his speaking caravan in Poea
district. addressingsa a number OF meet
ings. Hons W. H., H.. Toler spoke at
Maiden tonight and Is I billed for a. :
weeks campaign in the mining districts.S
Bob Hughes. Grant P. Hall. Potter F. :
Jones, E.5W. Stanton. ]. n. Jordan, e.
B. Hall, Prof William Davis, Prof. Is
ham Cabell. o. A. Wells and others, are Z
billed for speeches In various parts II;
the county. all through.tha week. while
from the country districts information
comes that T. NJ. Spaulding, W. S. Bowe,9
p s.: Shirley, G. w. Stump and others.
are moving on the enemy in the most
effective manner. y
The campaign OF ora tory from this
on TIL the polls open will be lively. All 1
who have been under orders from state
headquarters have been released for 2
work at home and have reported for
H B q H 4 H. III
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THE CRACKAJACKs
Take Part In tho Dallas Kaces-Triulsf for
4 J.s = az Recortls " i-5 - SS.tt "a

Ia Records. ~ ~ q }'s,S z 4
& DALLAS, Texas, Oct. 1a.--The ,en-S
tire Morgan & Wright team of crack
a1acks, including Arthur Gardiner. Of
Chicago, arrived IN Dallas this MORN
Ing and took part4in to-nishts races
The Kindergarten quad" as they are
called, paced all the principal events
and as a result the time made was J
very fast, the mile amateur and pro-5
fessional records being easily lowered I
Several trials for time records We're
made. O.. l.. Stevens made a mile in
l:oShs. paced by the quad, and e. T..
Anderson made n half in :5S seconds
paced yfthe same team, while Arthur
Gardiner rode "a quarter unpaccd IN
y 4-5y seconds, breaking the state re-
cord for tn distance. Tomorrow night !
Gardiner. will 60 against the worlds
record for a mile paced by the quad
Fe was to have made this attempt; to-&
night, butslt was postponed In order to {
allow him TO rest up from his long trip. .
First racc-Half mile amateur, WNls
Loupe. Dallas, Won: L. Jeancs, Naco.S
second; S. Simon, Dallas, third: tme,i
! 100. ~ K Il, l iii 5
Z Second race--Aiileg lap, profess
slonal,I zimmys Mcfarland won.
points; f, L. Mocket:,6 G points. second;3
]. a. Woodlies.and j.. A.. Skeltoni tied for ]
2:l4;s H !; IA & "a e. s{1
.Third-Mile, amateur: Dan Dougher-s5
ty, St.&Louls, won: VIII Loupe, Dallas, !
second; II. a. Garfield. St. Louis, third
Time, 2:l3. =
Eourth-Mlle. professional. for Texas
riders only; Edgar Boren, Dallas. won:yS
Lloyd Wllmans, Dallas. second; Max
Morris. Fort Worth, third. Time, 2:o9. I
The last half was made in / :03h .{5 IA
Fifth-gTwo-mi!c handicap, amatcur:%
Dan, D2ugher,y, ST Louis. (scratch)j /
Won; VIII Loupe, Dallas, go yards) Sec
ond; HI Al Garfield. st, Louis (scratch)
third. Time. 500. a
SiNtl-.--aii!e. professional. handicap; y. N
=. Mockett. Lincoln, Ncb.. 20 yards)
won; Jimmy Mcfarland. san .lose.9
l(scrntch) second; c. S.gTANclls, san Fran- !
cisco, Q5 yardS) third. Time, I'll. rs
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TOUR OF THE GENERALS.
An Early Morning Needing, mt Canton.
5s,E This Trip Through, Ollie

iHh 1,aa y .HorhtuS EhcUthEs NJ ShhtOn.
5s,# Thn Trip Through Ohie. it4t 4t5
XXI CANTON. Ohio Oct, 1a,--AlaJor Me-
Kinley arose nnd took a drive In the
crisp October air this morning, lie cali
I'd on his guests OF Sunday the old
veterans, mt {thc. railway station, 1ust
before their departure, Tire generals,
speclnl train left Canton shortly after
$3.50 oclock this mori,ing for II swing
around; eastern OH, arl Will conclude
their Ohio tour. Tonight at Cleveland,
entering Michigan from Toledo to
.tnorrow morning. ..There was frcesIng
weather this morning, but the big tab
crnaclc4was crowded at9T:sO. mud 5tlags
mud festoonk nnl flowers made the
scPneS n warm and gbrlll,antSonc.s 8 g5 !.
s'Etienerals Howard. AlgcT Mnrdep nnl
Stewart y Corporal 'ranEer md Generals
Burst, yYalker3Gnd 8slckles sachtmade
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CHICAGO. Oct. l9.--Thomaas B. Reed
spoke tonight In the Republican tent At
Flfty-tlfth and Peoria streets. The
tent was fllfed to its utmost capacity,
but the audience was doomed TO great.
disappointment, for Mr.. Reed was. able
to ospeak only n few minutes. His throat
was troubling him seriously and he could
speak only with great difficulty tonight.
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OUTRAGEOUS
Methods Rcsorted to by Bryan
Managers In the West.
TIE LAST DITCH #FABRlCATlONs.
Which Guido the Forgcries and
Falsehoods OF the Past. 4 IA
TIE TOUR OF UNION GENERALS
..-.--.-........... :. -.--. -. s..

Denounced In n Pamphlet which Refers
10 General, Howard, sieklss, slegel, Al
ger aud Other Democratic and Repubii-
can Veterans Of tho War as n ..car-Load
ofBummers"---Another slandtr or Han
~ eiAThe Closing Weeks OK the
Campaign Open with 3Oa Electoral
Votes Sure for s1cKtnley.s {! h
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;{N.NsElSGToN,4D. G.; Oct, lS,--Win-
lam Al Richardson. chief Justice or the
Courtfuf Claims, died nj his homo here
to-,lnS,. aeen rcnty-fouri years. Iln
had been ill&for some months Will, N
complication ofad!Seascs and fow lnsyS to
his advanced age hia death had been
generally expected: 4, \ a i lgSE553S,,
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WASHBURN AND REED !
Ltavc Arlsr n onftrcnesi with Watson,
@ Rrch ,IltnEs tho Otlicr Eys.sg5.s,8

-057 Isrril NNInks Tho Othcr f.vt.Hll, n,
THOMSON Ga,,. Oct. i0,7-Ge6rge n.
WashbGrn, md II, w. 1.ced, members
OF the Popnliat national commlttscleft.
this plnctg gto.daysafteri n conference 0 {
twcn,y- four hours With Hon. ;Thomps
!. WatsDn.p Reliable yinformat!3nsiR mt
i;ahd which shows that s5ne object got
Wa,son come proposition from, Chalr.
man ,J0nPs. the ma tire lof }wlrieh5;b
sehtlerntn refused To reveal. !. II #deyel-
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ForlW West Virginia, partly! cloudy weati-S
CT, probably local showers; f,rarn,er;;&
winds. islt g 4 ,SsiI
9 For Western Pennsylvanla, threat ening Z
,woat Thor, With light showers: warmer::s
brisk southweSterly wihds. Z. s,.sSil " 1iili
ss For Ohio, local showers, tollowed. Dy;
clearing weather: brisk sont nthcriS, shift \
Ing toiwesterlyswinds: cooler In southwest 2
portion. 4 I, & +
!3ts local Temporary tnrs. H j u 4,
III The temperature yesterday Ms observed 4
BY G. Schnepf, druggist, corner, Four
1teenth and Market streets. was as tol- y
slows: j-$lt ..s8 ~ n h D!
a u. n..,:,.,.,...s.Sf Sfa y. a3 I
yati,S m rls.......,,,,t isT ~. n.f,.s,..S.,..55lA
u h2 WNRthcr, Fair
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Senator Frye Mt aTnrtinaburS.
Special Dispatch to the 1ntellfrenccr.g

MART1NsBuRG, W. Va, Oct. Ia,
The Republicans held an enthusiastic
rally at the court house tonight. Alex
ander Clohan, chairman ofNthej county
executive committee, called The; meets
Ing to order. w. II. H. Flick presided
and introduced Senator W. P. Frye. Sots s
Maine, who spoke for over two hours. Z;
His speech was a strong plea for the
gold standard and was enthusiastically;
rncntved 1sssf sc.5. :. s.t5slf
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LONDON, I. Oct 20, "A dispatch from
{Parls 10 the Daily NcwBS says that an
Armenian currespoa,ifnts sends iinfolma-.
ton n,liataiterrlDle massacre occurred Mt
Van In Armenia OIL OctobcrS2. No de-
tails arc ElNGn.ls. 81. y. Y ~
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4 E,u,o IlrnI,nuer I,lnno Cheap

+ Miss Emma Moore Scott has decided
.torcturh to India for missionary. work
this week. She has lllaSea her silnhi
kraknuertS plano. Sgused loss than5Sone
year. in{ou hands for sale. TO dlspoac5
OF itsuuicitly, we arc allowed to- make
y lyeryglow prlte3}nn IT. Here. isfaratrs3 y
bargain, & &. IA
y. ". BANNER s
t5. h Wheeling, NINA {
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NEW YOT.K--N Nomndlc. Liverpool. u
LINER roo I.+.~Serva.E Boston. fj
( MOV1LLE--Clty OF Rome New York
FOR GlapGOW. Y ~ M q z N
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EPOST1OFH HONOR
Has Always Been Occupied the
Republican Party. n
.M'KlNLEY'S LEY RINGING WORDS
Y. -----.---. .----- - ~

0fPstriotl.m 10 y seWlei.ley, Pa, DeisEa.
y tlon-!rho Party Stands Where It IIa.
4 Always Stood on Money and Tariff
i auestions-1he Currency Plank. OF tho
7. Grant and Seymour Plato, ms Quoted TO
show both Parties were FOR Honest
Money.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1896-02-08
Falling Water Fancies.
round hog saw his shadow.

Ground hog saw his shadow.
Miss Maggie Barnes is visiting her
sister near Greensburg.
Mr.. Jas. Cole, who has been en-
ployed in Leisenring, Pa. for several
months is spending few days at
home
Rev. Busey preached an excellent
sermon to large and attentive con-
gregation on Sunday night.
Mrs. Emerson entertained quite a
number of friends at her hospitable
home on last Thursday night by Civ
ing a carpet-rag party. Some were
engaged in sewing. some in winding,
and some in hiding the rags, which
they succeeded in doing with most OF
them. At ten o'clock repast was
served which all enjoyed, and none
more than the writer. At late hour
all departed after thanking the hostess
for her kind hospitality
Mrs. Beckley is visiting her sister
near Bedington.
Mother earth is clothed in her robes
Of white.
Mr.. Henry Lands of Bedington,
is sojourning in our midst.
Mr. arsH ----s.-