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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-18
@liab=S otbrinsen.

Der lette She'll Der Strede Der
Sabn uon Hemiup na9 9teoins spii1eu
lteoins uno Sertbelmin9en lit ieitselteat
uno Die Nnlage pom Sabnb0fen in Geoin9
uno 9auteriinsen %psiinitiu in 9lusii9t ses
nonlnlelI.
Sn Sem Yrie iterie inar III
Web iino nod iisbsn Grieiter ais Yrofeis
loren tbatis, wel6e Der Congregation ct.
Sulpiec ansebOren. 9angit i6on warsn
bisis uortreifiden 9ebrsr Den yGuIhrz
fGmpfern" eiu Sorn i'm 9luse. lin oas
SOium Der 9lusweiiuns iepo6 uon il9 abz
;uual;en, uerfiel maj auf Cen i1laren @e=
o%anten, Dem !oerru Sii6oi ben suten &atb
gu ertbcilsn, CT m6se li9 bieier (bm unent=
bsbrliden)M itarbeitcr ~ireipiuig entleoiseu,
oa lic lonlt anoeren Sales bod aus9ez
wieien werocn miiBten. SaS mar ieSoh
Dem irieolisbenoen Sberbirten, Der aaes
WioSli9e tbut, UNI oie GIuit srpii6en Staat
uno Stride ui6t gu uer9r0Bern, gu tart unS
bat er es beitinlmt absclebnt, ben ibm ,us
sepa6ten Siemlt se9en feline cisenen Yriss
tier 81 iibcrnebmen.
slm l.. Mai iano Die GrOiinuns Der
neuen 0renSltation nnS oes Sabnboies
Spii@en 5firinsen uno 9luricourt anter ent.
ipre6enoen 6eisrIi3fciten isatt. Die UNI
'aIenoen Sauten Der Golonie uuo oes
SabnlpieS, III weI3 leeterem namentlid
prd9tise @biteislofalitdten fir bobe Ser.
ionen cin9eri6tct iiub, t0nnsn in Ser Saupt.
Jade ais beencet betrodtet mcrsen.
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Susembureisc
IuS Wmerifa.

GIN Trcitag, ben %. Ipril, mar Gbriit.
Wadlep, Dem Namen ns6 81 urtbeilen ein
9anosmann, in 9uremburs, Stearns &c.,
bei6Giti9t, Wei,en III lden, unb bate,
wabri6einli6 UNI benz &inoe cine Sreuoe ~
bereiten, ieim tleinss Wtdb6en nebsn ii6
auf ben Sip Der Sdemaidine seiett.
God, ~nsusisris pie &inoer iino, bate basz
ieIbe BEN Sefel Der Mal6ine auiseboben,
uno wdbrsno es ben @ei;en bur9 Die 9o9er
itopien wollte, fam IS nit Der re6ten 6ano
~ melt binein uno wurocn inn oaourb ;pei
Singer arg perltiimmelt.
GurlcBte Wnhc fam i'm Gorrectionssez
ridte in ct. 9ouis bos Sorperbor bes Der
;ur i3eit ssnlelOeten GrmorOuns uon Setter
Teihling angctlagten Gb. Srdmer Dor.
Der Nn9etla0te piroe oes Sopti6la9s in,
criten grabe i6ulOiS bcfunoen uno in Gr.
manSelung pon $4,000 Sirsi6ait Dem
Gjeiansnib pieocr iibergewieien, UNI ieinen
Trp;cB I'M Griminalgeridt %absuwarten.
9Sie uniere Veier ii9 e~rirnern UerOen, bate
&rGmer iid am 4. Sanuar 3. $. in benz
Salpou, DO. 1916 Menarbe Strabe, err
i6ieBen woQen. s. Sauer Gielt i'm Oa>
pon ab uno ais ~erlterer im 9ler9er iiber lei
men miBgliidten Selbitmpropsriu6 feline
@aiie al Sauer abieuerte, gillg bie &ligcI
iebl uno traf uno t0otete ben rlbig oaliecn:
ben Nei6ling. &ramsr ueriudte aberma!5
ii1 paS Veben 81 uebmen, Der SGGb per
ia9te aber wieoer uno er wirOe wcnI9e Ntt:
nlten lpdter uerbaftet.
Die in Sort g8nibin9ton untcr Dem
9tamen yOzaukee Light Guards" sebiloe:
te MilitGrcpmpa9nic ;dDlt inter ibreu 81
ii,ieren uno llntcrciIi,ieren ni6t wsniger
ais I 9%uremburger. &enn Die Sompa9nis
i'm SerbdltniB 81 Den Sfii;iercn TART 1T,
miro Tie nibt piel lpeni9cr Wtanu ;dblen als
bcS SurembarSer SdgercorpS, Die bclpaiis
Wstc Mfa6t unierer IDeilnatb.
9anl @nuf lit oil Die Stele bon Som
Soirn gum Yoitmeiiter pom Belgium, Ssau:
Zee County, euauni wurOen. 0liG sum
Ueuen NElte,
SEER u. &nrplisia, Der ms 9ta@ri6t
iiber ben Srano Der STRIDE III st. Sole,
Gal, mittbeiltc, ldBt aue Vuremburscl
bersli6 griben, etn Compliment, eaS iui,
hermit auSri6ten.
1anSum 9at:, gGiscuniia,
am IL. Mai 1875.
9tm nd6iten Mtontag weroen in ST.,
Sreu;. SSautee 6ountp, Nerr Wti6ael 6rit
uno Satin, ~sebiirtis aus 6ilSoort im San:
ton &emi9, ibre Soloene 0o1seii ieicrn.
Gor etrua Is Sabren bier in Die bamaligC
@iloniB eiu9ewauoert, w0rtn Die beiocr
nod ME aui &oisn g~ebcttct. Gaum bab III
ii6 cine oroentli6e Seimatb Sesriinoet bat
ten, wurbeu lie in Der Otitte Der 50er SABRE
wie 10 uiele anSere, Spier icner b~ersloier
SpefIianten, wel4e untcr Dem Namel
Milwaufcss uuo Supeyiorciienba6ncom
pa9nie", untcritiiet bon i'm County anldBi
gen, stpaS ansciebsnen bod nnpiienpel
uno miBlsitsten MtGnnern, Den yeutes
inter iali6sn Soripic9elunsen cine 0ppo
tbef aui ibr Selistbnm 81 Gnnlten iene
aui Dem Yapicr bersitS eriitirsncen Giisr
balm abi3wattsn, I'm ipdter Die nit
t proScnti9sn Sinicn bod cnfgelGuienct
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-18
Airb!ibe uruigkeiscn.
SnlanD.

aSHlIlus
Sic O,isaiGait sur Sefebruns Der Jar
bi9cn SepDlferung III ben Ser. Staatcn,
wel6e I'M Sabre 1866 in Vonoon unter Dem
Namcn st. SoicpbSs @eieai6ait pom bel
lisiten Scr;en fir auspdrtiSe Wtiiiionen"
nno nit ipccieQer @utbeibung beS bl. Tas
tiers 9c9riin0et lpuroe, bat bereitS mebrere
Miiiionsitationen in ben Staaten Gentudp,
Marplano uno Glib Carolina an9efan9cn,
uno mr. Der Wan9el al Erisltern pcrbinocrt
bicielbe, nod peitere Stationsn 81 iiberneb;
men.
Der 6o0w. Bcter Senoit, @cncraluitar
Der ct. Soiepbss @eieui6ait uuo Gector
bcs ScminarS in Vonoon ionic Der 6odn.
.Sobn g. Gjreene pcripsilen augenblidli6 in
unicrer Stabt, INN Mlmoicn in Gmpian9 III
nehmen, baunit iie in ben Stano 9elett wers
Den mebr Gauoioateu gum Yrieltcrltano III
ibr Senindr auiuebmen III tonneu. Der
Sodw'ite Grsbii6oi bat oenielben cine iebr
parme Gmpiebluns 9c9eben nno bollen
mir, baB uniere peuti6en &atbclifcn pieIcnl
;eitoemdEen llntcrnebmeu ibre llnterltiit
ma rpcroen III Sbeil peroen lallen. -Soodw.
&eter Gcnoit pyebigt in Der GatbeSrale.
C9SbrbtsirS.)
Gr;bi0ceie Milwantee.
Sic &aibplifcn uon Sbebopaal, 9Sise.
babsu ibre i9One Stride beinabc pollenoet,
sic itebt IN Der Wtitte zines StrObcnblotes
lit $50 SUB lang uno So Sup brett, in
eotbii3su Stpl, unO tpltct $3S, 900. Sbn'
Die Gusse,ci6ncte 9citun9 pcS G'anSsn mir
Dc basiclbe @cbGuoe oil man1em Fldst
aui 500, 600 81 itsben gcfommen isin
Der bo6w. Safer %. 9aiOer e%ntparf Del
Slan uno beauiii6tiSte nno leltete lelbl
bic 9lusii9run9 beS SoaeS in aaen lcinei
S9ci!en.
Sir ct. MaricgDemcinSc in FOR
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-18
njsrgtfG- Snxcm6rrg.

Sn @itg!isnrrn peS Gcmites iiir YrOuin:
siaIltatiitif iiir Die FropiuS VuremburS iinr
ernannt worSen =. Soleniels SIrsermei:
tier 81 @rlon, baS austretenoe Miitslieo, IS
81. Fetp be Sbo,6c, Sicsprdiipent Der gtder
bauseieai6ait 81 Mar6cs, s. Molitor
Doctor ber Gs6te 81 9lrlou uno S. q
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-05-18

ga IN ClcDclanD od9 Slolter Der llrlu>
linerinnen siemli6 in Dem belebtelten Sbeile
ser Staot itebt unb bieies itOreno auf bas
rubige, fl0iterli6e 9eben pirtt, 10 baben Die
9tonnen li6 40 glder yano por Der Staot
ansefauit, woraui lie ein neueS ltattIi6es
Rloltcr erri6ten wcrccn.
Si0ccic Columbus.
Tir @riiccr pom bl. Srau;iStuS bubeu
aud bic geitun9 beS Carbohydrates III Eos
merop, O., psl6eo Dor fnr;cm POM bo6w's
iten Sii6pi Hoieuerau5 eilseueibt wurSe,
ii6ernommcn. Gbup. Sruber 6rdnS, BIS
Der i'm ct. SoiepDS; @aiienbauic biater
Nepport, &u. ut superior uno iteben Dem;
ielben rier anoerc Srioer sur Settle.
0i6ccic ct. Saul.
1te CONFEDERATION bc5 bo6p' item l>crrn
Sii6oiS @upcrt Scloenbnl1 iinoct an
Scnntag Den 30. Mtai in ct. Saul ltatt.
G~urreipannenj.
9lcu Him ben 8. Ifai 1875.
gieber lerr 0onuer!
9lm 5. ). 90. ,par Der babiibe Sarrita.
Senbausr i. Seder bier in Ncu Him uno
belt eincn |ortra9 iibsr t0S Sbcma
y@laube unb S%Slheni6ait", natiirlid IN
antirsli9iOiem Gimme. Sie cs beibt, 9eIbal
Die %Orlciuns uno Die @abI grade bieles
Sbema'S aui Setrei6eu oc9 SsrauSsebers
u~nicreS beuti9eu Slattes Der pgteu lin
Yoit". Si;icS alte abseoroi6eue ieSen
psrrinitiNsn Meni6en gum Gdel gcpprosr'
3eus, mubte grade sewablt weroen, I'm
nm Die i,ieOli3 ncben einanber lebenSel
Sirger auiWbebcn. Ni6I .enu9, bal
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-02-27
DENTAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given, tkat DIR.
+. B. Hamill is our ONLY Licensee
for the use of Rubber as base for
artificial Dentures, in Martinsburg,
w. Va. t@
All persons are hereby caution
ed against purchasing Rubber
Dental Plates of any parties NOT
Licensed of this Company, as by
so doing they render themselves
eqnally liable to prosecution for
infringement. A reward will be
paid for information that will lead
30 the conviction Of any parties of
unlawful use OF our Patents.
Boston, Feb. 22d. 1875.
JOSIAH BACON,
Treas. Goodyear Dental Vulcan
tie Co. feb. rs 3tw.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-02-27
DYSPEPSIA,

Dyspepsia is the most discouraging
and distressing disease man is heir TO-
Americans are particularly subject to
this disease and its effects: such as sour
stomach, sick headache, habitual cost
iveness, heartburn. water brash, gnaw-
ing and burning pains in the pit Of the
stomach, coming up OF the food, coated
tongue, disagreeable. taste in the mouth
impure blood and all diseases of the
Stomach and Liver, Two doses Of
GREEN AUGUST FLOWER will relieve
you at once, and there is positively not
cas- in the United States it will n 1t
cure. If you doubt this go to your
Druggist, j. l.. w. Baker, and get n
sample bottle for 10 cents and try it,
Regular size rs cents.
Sold in every town and village.
Nov Wow
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-02-27
What They Drink.

The New York Witness tells the
following: A gentleman settled
the estate ola wine dealer in New
York. Having access to his books
he examined the accounts of what
was bought and sold, and was
surprised to find that, while for
years he had sold large quantities
Of wine, there was no indication
Oh his book that he had ever
bought any.
Not gallon purchased, but thou
sand of gallons sold for the juice of
the grape, When, in fact it was his
own internal concoction Of drugs
and poisons, on the sale of which
he grew rich at the expense Of the
lives Of his fellow men.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-02-27
Going West.

From Tie Hagerstotcn Nssrs. 25th.
The 23d ofreb. never dawned brighter or
more pleasant. At an early hour our eoun-
try friends began to pourinto the city and
by 10 o'clock the square was literally full
OF vehicles and the streets we're lined with
wagons, carriages, &c, II seemed as If
we were about to have one of the active
4 days ct old, and n stranger would have
been favorably impressed with the business
appearance Of the place, and made ia
contrast with other places very creditable
TO ourselves. Bot the cause ofthe appear
ance Of so many people was occasioned By
q great westward emigration Fl ON WASH
ington county. Atleast Ito people lcit
the depots at Hagerstown yesterday for tae
West, ana Of course their friends attended
them to their starting place to take an af-
fec Tomato farewell
Tie following named persons have emil
grated West from this section Of the coun-
try, during the present season.
Clinton Slower, John Slower, Calvin
smith. Luther Perry, w. A. Yessler, How
ard Baird, Joseph Miller, VIM Miller and
family, David Miller and family, Grafton
Harper, Samuel Lyon, Andy Wise and fam
lly, Mat Myers and tamily, VIM. Stottler
and family, Frank Ssottler, Geo. Alter,
Harry Yessler and family, Harry Corsey,
John Ycsslcr, jacob Brumhaugh and fami-
", James Lindsay aud family, Martin
Strock, Hunter Hicks, chas. SHREDDER and
family.
A number of those named above left yes
terday for western homes. Several quite
touching scenes were exhibited at the de-
pots at the parting offricnds and relations
Numberess sighs escaped from hearts that
felt that the parting may be forever. We
earnestly wish o1r friends safe journey
and ! 1sperous life. Most OF them are
hardy sons of toll. men who carry with
them unimpaired constitutions, indus
trious and economical habits, and good
characters, and wc have no fear but that
in the further development Of the great re-
sources of that portion of our con ~,
their power and influence will be ]. md
acknowledged.
There are seve.al reasons for this enB-
grafton. Men of large families find 1t a
hard struggle here to accumulate means
and at the same time properly support their
household Land is high, and they deem
| it a hopeless task to give their children q
start in life. Hence they are easily persua-
ded by the success of friends, who have
gone West, to pull stakes, and try their
| fortunes anew in those regions, where land
! is much cheaper. Young men find 1t an
| uphill business who hire for $40 or SIS a
month and visions ofbetter times are pre-
s9nted to them when they receive letters
| from friends who are getting from $25 to
| $50 for the same labor. Hence they emil
CRATE. We cannot say that in most cases
we blame them, though we are sorry to
lose them, for the loss of such men will be
deeply felt. There is an instictive princi-
pie of self-wclfare that is superior to what
ever love we may have for particular sec
ton ofconntry.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-02-27
List OfTransfers

The following is a list OF trans
fers recorded in the Office of the
County Clerk since our
last report:
ID Miller to G w Marshall, trust
personality.
w N Riddle to c. Faulkner, Jr,
trust, real and personal.
Annie Il. Daniels to N Gains,
bargain and sale, realty.
j Feller, ct al to j N Wisner,
trust, realty.
G Rupert and wife to w w
Crump, bargain and sale, realty.
j I'll Bristor ct al, to Thomas G
Licklider, bargain and sale, realty.
T Licklider to Bristor 81 Herring
trust. realty.
&c Welshans to G Rinal, Re-
lease.
John Lightto L r Deane. bar
gain and sale, realty.
T ID Mallory to M Parkinson,
release.
b Cushwa, trustee, to e M Wal
ker, bargain and sale, realty.
j A Hollis and wife to j w Day
trust, realty.
S S Burns and wife to I'll S Daul-
er, trust, realty.
B Cushwa, trustee to j f and G
HI Raney, bargain and sale, realty
A Kogleschatz and wife to b
Hughes, trust, realty.
G. Keefer to III III Blackburn,
trust, realty.
w p Coe and wife to M w Canes
bargain and sale, realty.
j FL Bristor to f A Schultz, re-
lease.
Fla Schultz and wife to j A b.
yer, trust, realty.
r. Bodine to b HUI ghes, trust
realty.
A Schulteand wife to e Herring
trust. realty.
Heirs of Il Shepher to M Stephen
bargain and sale, realty.
I'll Welshancs to K Welshans,
bargain and sale, realty.
j Il Picking, trustee, to w +.
Powell, bargain and sale, realty.
Tuscarora Building Association
te l. Miller, release, realty.
l. Miller and wife TO j. N. Wis
ner. trust, realty.
G Wagenost and wife to ] b A
Nadepbousch, trust, really.
w M Clark and wife to j S Hal
deman. trust, realty.
LIN Deans and wife to J + Lem
on, trust, realty.
j Finton and wife to John Lyon
bargain and sale, realty.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-02-27
AUCTIONEERING +!
FACTS WORTH KNOWING
TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC!

Every man ought to havea business.
That business he ought to understand.
The merchant, mechanic or the farmer
may employ an assistant or laborer,
and can readily ascertain whether he
has the rioht man in the right place. -
Auctioneerins is a business in which
there arc few engaged, consequently il
is difficult for the public to tell who is
not proficient in the calling. The un
dersigned, who has been engaged in
the business for twenty years offers his
services to the citizens OF Berkeley
county and those within the corporation
Of Martinsburg, and claims that he can
sell goods for those who may engage
his services, for 10 to 20 per cent better
prices thar any auctioneer engaged in
the county. Reference can be given to
the best business men in the county and
if they do not corroborate this assertion,
he does not ask to be employed. VIII
attend all the courts. and can be en-
ployed to sell all kinds ofproperty of
Tered at auction. Prices moderate. -
Post-ofiice address. Little Georgetown,
Berkeley Co., w. Va.
/ L. S. HOWARD.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-02-27

M A R RTED

On the 22d inst, BY Rev, ] f.. ticker
man, Mr.. John llerriugton and Miss Sarah
Il. Light both Of this city.
On tho 18th inst, at the residence Of the
brides father, by Rev. VIM. VI. Walsh,
George A, Ashton and Aurena G. White,
both Of Berkeley comfy,
On the Esd at Riner's Church, by Re v
VIM NJ Walsh, Rev, George w. Cecil, 0
the Baltimore Annual Conference, to s 4
rah A. Horner, Of Maryland.
On the 25th inst, at the residence of the
brides father, in Martinsburg, by Rev. p.
II. Thomas Henry Bysom and Miss Helen
D. Meade, daughter Of Stephen b. Mead,
Esq.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-02-27

TIE DRIVING AssoCT -
The Stockholders of the Martina
burg Driving Association met
Tuesday evening and perfected its
organization, electing as officers :
President, Col. Ward II. Lamon;
Vice President, j. Nelson Wisner;
Secretary, Frank A. Burr /; Treas
urer, William Rutledge; Clerk OF
the Course, II. G.. Robinson Di-
rectors, Col. j. @. A. Nadenbousch,
w. III. III. Flick, j. Howard Get
finger, George Wild, w. t. Stew
art, III. II. Blackburn, Frank Pat
terson, DR.. N D. Baker, M. Jobe.
1t is the purpose of the ASCOT
alton TO have a spring meeting
of three days, which will compare
favorably with any other held in
the country Three thousand dol
lars in premiums will be given for
trotting and running which will
bring some first-class horses for the
different classes. The Society is
composed of some of our best citi-
zens, and no effort will be spared
to make the inaugural meeting a
success.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-02-27
Facts and Tancies.

| Tom Thumb is thirty-eight.
Attorney General Butler, is it,
Pirch was seatcd-on the table.
Texas has sos Baptist preach ers.
Gas making may be determined light
work.
How to make clean sweap-wash
him.
Italy has Katie King only nine days
old.
The apple is said TO be Of Eastern or
igin.
II isn't worth while to dispute about
ice this winter.
It's warmer; but don't mind about
your linen dustor yet.
England wants twenty-five more of
those Pullman cars at once.
Georgetown wants to secsdc from the
District Of Columbia.
tits said snakes can't abide the fishy
smell of geranium.
Now's the time young man to 60
West. Fares were mover cheaper.
The Methodist church. in Pittsfeld
wants handsome man for pastor.
Germ any is liberal in steamship line
subsidies.
Many Martinsburg-made chairs not
covered with silk, are satin.
Each OF Beecher s jurymen is entitled
by law to bottle of sherry day.
The glance of her eye is blue ruin,
First line of Kentucky love poem.]
Cincinnati resents the whiskey tax as
personal matter.
Seyenty-eight thousand emigrants
from the United States landed at Liver
pool in 1874.
Most men think Mrs. Tilton's broth
er should have refused to testify.
A blue velvet prayer book contrast
nicely with snow white hand.
The prairie chickens are having 4
rough time with the polar waves.
In New England the people pump
water with an ak and carry it home ina
basket. M
Mrs. Tilton, they say, has not lost
"color, bloodor flesh" 50 far during the
trial.
Spain has had forty governments in
forty years.
An Oregon editor announces the birth !.
of a boy weighing 40 pounds Fahren-
heit."
Bishop Bedell, of Ohio, is thoroughly
"dsing the Holy Land.
When Florida Indian is likely to die
his friends place him where an alliga-
tor can take him, and thus save burial
expenses.
The drinking Of coffee inyigorates
and preserves the sight, while chocolate
impairs it.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-02-27
XTRA LOCALS.
BY GALE pARrINGroN.
.TwOnlssn'f Work.

a Martinsburg boy who has been
attending school, was told by his
teacher that il he were to catch q
black cat, take it into d dark room
and rub its fur against the grain,
he would see sparks of fire. The
youngster after school ran home as
fast as he could, but instead of
rushing into the dining room to
see what had been prepared for
dinner, as he was accustomed to
do, he flew past the c9ok ard COM
menced grasping around the stove
where the John Thomas cat was
reclining oblivious of the Louisi-
ana trouble. The youngster caught
the cat by the tail, brought it into
the parlor, whittier he called his
ma to witness the phenomena.
Stretching the John Thomas across
his knee the youngster began to
rub it's fur against the grain, in the
mean time grinning at his ma to
get her approval. That cat wasn't
formed for the calculation of nat
ural philosopy for it sent its ella WIS
pioughing through the youngsters
breerhes tearing both cloth and
flesh. The youngster suddenly
came to the conclusion that his
teacher was fool for telling him
about such nonsence. That cat now
reposes among a lot of brick bats
and old kettles in the bottom of the
eraak
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 25.--Flour.--
Howard Street Super 4.00G. 425
Howard Street Extra 5000 O0
Howard Street Choice 5 1906 80
Howard Street Family 5 25(0S 90
Wheat-W White l 17(Gl 21 cents ;
Red l.l9(91 %.
Corn White S0a8l cents:
YeliowS0 cents.
Oats.-Southern 69970 cents ;
Western 67(d6S cents.
Rye, -100l01 G3 cents.
Provisions. Shoulders S3M83
Clear rib sides l1(91I2. Hams IA
OILS cents. Lard 132(0143.
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Horsemen are getting ready for
the Spring races, and we notice
West Virginia win again be lepra-
sented at Baltimore, Jerome Park,
Long Branch and Saratoga by
Messrs. T. B & w. r Davis blood
ed horses, FadIadeen, Allie Hunt.
and Storm.
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w j Billmyer and wife to B #
Boley, bargain and sale, realty.
t = ratz and Wife to John a..
Boyer, trnstee, bargain and sale,
realty.
ID Anderson and wife, to S Lefe-
vre. bargain and sale realty.
) Mohler and wife to ID Lefevre,
bargain and sale
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-02-27

Mayor Chambers has issued an
order requiring merchants and
Others to keep the sidewalks in
front Of their premise. clear Of
boxes, barrels and other obstruc-
lions likely to annoy pedestrians.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-02-27

This is the season Of the year
whea the style Of the bonnet be-
cometh a subject OF interest to the
fair sex. In a few weeks it will be-
come a subject Of principal with
the male persuasion.
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Pleased.

The Martinsburg girls say that
their own town is the sweetest
place imaginable. The authorities
don't have the snow cleaned off the
pavements, SO the beaux cannot
have the impudence to escort girls
home at night without Offering
their arm.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-02-27

And now the preserve closets Of
our housekeepers are beginning TO
look bare, the increasing, resist
less and demolishing attacks Of
the small fry having almost entir-
ely made away with the contents.
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.DTE:iI

On Saturday morning, February 20,
near Kearneysyille, Mr.. John McIntre, OF
this place, aged about SO years.
On the 23rd inst, at the residence of her
son in this town, Mrs. Sarah Strailman in
the S5th wear of her age.
Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1875-02-27

Acircuit preacherin Missouri prayed
for rain one night at a farmers house,
and the farmer, who had a horse race
arranged for the next day, was so mad
that he turned the good man cut of
doors.
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Biblical Names.

A Martinsburg woman has nam
ed her infant son, George Wash
ington Fitch Sartoris Shepherd
Benjamin Butler Kalakaua Snipe.
She says them amt Bible names
but thy're jist as good these hard
times -