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Love of the Beautiful.

"The whole broad earth is beauti
tul to the mind attuned Alright" y
This tuning the mind "aright"-this
having the faculties in sweet accord
with all nature around-is a 'con-
summation devoutly to be wished"
To be able to appreciate, enjoy and
perceive the truly beautiful, that
everywhere and at all times greets
us,in its multitudes of various forms,
is a sort of wealth that many a miser
never possessed, but which is eXpe-
rienced by many who are poor and
humble. If we should be thankful
for any gift it is this semi-heavenly
power! Neither trouble, poverty,
care or excessive toll car deprive us
of it. Ye who are deficient in the
sense of the truly beautiful, cultivate
it for all nature is beautiful as well
as useful. How many places of great
natural beauty might be still more
attractive if their owners had but
ideality. How many farmers possess
ing the most charming locations, ne
glect to beautify their premises, from
the mistaken idea that it is useless
and wasteful. What multitudes, in
travelling along our majestic rivers,
environed by the most enrapturing
beauty, engage in the low game of
chance, or become absorbed in talk
ing upon the low and selfish schemes
of gain ,or upon some romance-some
war of the passions-some daring adj
ventures or bloody achievement. We
are not speaking Of that fitting, hot
bed sense of beauty, engendered and
fostered by the fashions but of
that innate sense of the truly beauti-
.fal, which elevates and refnes. 1t
viii rarely be found that active ideal
ity accompanied the vicious and de-
PRAYED criminal.
Let all, of every rank, condition
and pursuit, cultivate, within its
proper sphere and towards it's proper
objects, this purifying, humanizing,
and outstanding faculty. OF such
it may be said, "Whate'er adorns the
princely dome, the column, and the
arch-the breathing marble and the
sculptured gold-beyond the proud
~possessor's narrow. claim, his tuneful
breast enjoys"
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DIED..

A1-Haf rates-fre cents per tine-5or Obituary No
tees beyond the usurl announcement.
In Martinsburg, w. Va. July 10th,
1876, 10 minutes of 3 O'Clock PM, at
the residence of her son r.. p. H.
Staub, MARY STAUB, consort of
Henry Staub, deceased, in the I'D
year of her ege.-Shepherdstown
Register and Baltimore papers please
copy.
In Germantown, Ohio, July LIST,
1876,JACoB HOFFMAN aged 79years,
3 months and "a days. Deceased was
the father of M. J.C. Hoffman, Esq,
of this place. He was born on Tus-
carora in this county in 1896 and
moved to Ohio in 1926. His wife,
aged IA years, and six sons and three
daughters, are all living and were all
present at his death bed save n son
who resides in Oregon.
At Glengary, June S0th, NEvA A..
j. HUTzLER, aged l year, 8 months
and IL days, daughter of j. E. and
G. p. Hutzler. "Suffer little child
rrn to come unto me, and forbid
them not, for such is the Kingdom of
Heaven
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-07-15
Republican State C-nycn-
tlon.

A convention ofthe Union Republican,
Party will be held at the city Of Parkerss-
burg, on Thursday, the 27th day Of July,
1876, for the purpose of nominating cam
didates for the Offices Of Governor, Audi
tor, Treasurer, Attorney General. STATE
Superintendent Of Free Schools, andithree.
Judges ofthe Court Of Appeals ; also. for
the purpose of nominating an EIectoraa
Ticket, and transacting such otherpropex
business as may come before the Conxenr
vention.
The Union Republican Party OF tina,
State Is requested to appoint delegates To
said Convention from the various eounr-
ties, and at such time aad in such names
ms may be convenient to the people Of thes
several counties.
All voters of the State, without regard
to past political differences, u party affsl-
~atiohs, who are in favor Of such changes
in our Constitution and laws rs experiences
has shown necessary, and favor r~etrcnche-
ment and economy in the administration
OF our tate affairs, and the Sunishme 4
OF official corruption, are cordially in
vited to participate In the said county ansa
State Conventions.
BY order Of the State Union Republicaxa
Executive Committee.
JOHN w. MASON,
Oh ,irman-
GRAFTON, w. Va. June |, 1876.
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Mark Twain gives the following
description of the happiest boy in
the village: "Huckleberry was
always dressed in the cast-off
cloth of full grown men, and they
were in perennial bloom and 1ut-
tering with rags. His hat was a
vast ruin, with a wide crescent
Topped out of its brim /; his coat,
when he wore one, hung nearly
to his heels, and had the rearward
buttons far down the back /; but
one suspender supported his trous-
ers; the seat of his trousers bagged
low and contained nothing ; the
fringed legs dragged in the dirt
when not rolled up. Huckleberry
came and went at his own free
will. He slept on doorsteps In fine
weather, and in empty hOgsheads
wet he did not have to 90 to
school or to church, OF call any be-
ing master, or obey anybody; he
could 60 fishing or swimming
when or where he chose, and stay
as long as 1t suited him !; nobody
forbade him to fight he could sit
up as late as he pleased he was
always the boy that went first bare
footed in the spring and last to re-
sumo the leather In the fall ; he
never had to wash or put on clean
clothes he could swear wonder
fully. In a word, everything that
goes to make life precious, that boy
had.n
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Tilden and Hendricks Club

A large meeting was held at King
Street Hall Tuesday night for the
purpose of organizing a Tilden and
Hendricks campaign club. The meet
ing was called to order by Chas. j.
Faulkner, Jr. A Oden was elected
permanent President of the Club, and
j. f. Nadenbousch, permanent Sec
rotary. Mr.. G.. j. Faulkner, Jr. i'm an
able speech, introduced a series of
resolutions, and after reading them,
moved their adoption. Mr.. E. Boyd
Faulkner, ESQ.,, seconded the mo-
tion in an able, earnest and forcible
speech, at the conclusion of which
the resolutions were unanimously
adopted. After the adoption of the
resolutions Mr.. Milford Spohn got
the floor and proceeded to address
the meeting, as he said, on behalf of
the workingmen. He made some
telling hits against the Grant adj
ministration during the course of
his remarks, which were received
with applause by the audience. MI.
j. III. Gettinger made a few remarks
on the question of Gov. Hayes neg
alive character after which the Club
proceeded to complete it's organiza-
ton. A Vice President and Secre-
tary from each Ward was chosen,
a number of Committees appointed
for various purposes, Sc. 1t was de-
cided to have a grand Tilden and
Hendricks ratification meeting on
Friday night, July 21st.
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Too Thin.

How did you get through Sunday
night ? That is, how did you sleep ?
The Senior made use of three shirts
during Sunday, and then looked as
if he had been bathing.-Hag. News.
1t won't do, Adams. That three
shirt story is too thin to be palmed
off on wen an unsuspecting public
by any editor. The idea of an editor
having three such garments at one
time is too preposterous for belief,
and if a fact, can only be accounted
for on the reasonable supposition
that some neighbours clothes line is
t,uo short.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.
BALTIMORE, July Ia.

BALTIMORE, July IA.
BEEF CATTLE.-Prices to-day
for Beef Cattle ranged as follows.
Best Beeves at 5.00a$6.0 that
generally rated first quality Ala
S. 90 medium or good fair quail
ty 3.75a$4.12; ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen and Cows 3.50a3,75; general
average of the market to-day
$5.12; extreme range of prices
3.50a$6.00. Most of the sales were
from 4.5O to $3.50 per 100 lbs.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-The;e has
been a very limited home demand
again this week, sales being most
ly confined to satisfying a specula-
tive'demand for eastern markets
on the part of Baltimore as well as
eastern operators. We now quote
butcher Sheep at 4a5 cents per ib.
Lambs 5a7 cents per lib. Receipts
this week 1901 head, against 6778
last week, and 1913 head same
time last year.
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EquaIiZing.

According to the doctrine of gen.
eral averages, or, rather, the theory
of compensation in nature, we shall
doubtless get some terribly cold
weather next winter to offset the
present fearfully hot spell. We should
prefer a little evener thing though,
both seasons, if we could have our
way; but since we can't, we must
stand it, we suppose, and look upon
an Ulster ~overcoat with such respect
as we can with the mercury wander
ing wildly between 80 and 1902.
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AStorm.

A violent wind storm accompanied
by rain, passed over here Tuesday
afternoon, and in addition to tear
ing off branches of shade trees did
considerable damage to the slate
roof on Mr.. Faulkner's residence at
Boydville. 1t is reported that a con
siderable portion of the roof was
blown off and one of the chimneys
blown down.
We also learn that the storm car
ried away part of the roof of MI. w.
T. Stewards barn, near town.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

A good assortment of Brown and
Bleached Muslins cheap as the cheap
est at DEATRICK'S.
March 30,tfdaw.
Eg-Splendid line of late style
Dress Goods, cheap, at
KAPP's.
Call and buy a pair of Buck, Hefie-
bower 81 Neer's Farmers Calf Boots
all handmade and every pair war
ranted. For sale only by
H. N. DEATRICK.
Where is your ice cream freezerand
your five cent lemonade? Why go to
ID. M. Shaffer 81 Bro. and get your
self a nice grenadine dress, then you
will have no use for these mic nacks,
Opposite Court House.
Mems and Boys Hats for Spring
and Summer. Call and see them and
learn prices at DEATRICK'S.
White swiss piques, french mus
Inns, cambrics, Victoria lawns, mer-
sales, insertings, edgings ,vlencines
and thread laces, all at figures that
puts competition beyond a possible
ity.
The largest assortment and best
Calico in town for ct cents per yard,
call at III. N. DEATRICK's.
I'm daw.,
The largest and most fashionable
stock of dress goods in the town at
hard time figures, call and see them
at ID. M. Shaffer 81 Bro.
Gents White Shirts for sale-a
good article only $1.00, at
HI. N. DEATRICK'S.
Large stock-an new goods
bought cheap and will be sold cheap
at Kapp's corner. az.
JUST REcEIvED-Another lot of
Buck Hefebowef IL Neer's Mems
handmade pegged Kip Brogan's.-
every pair warranted and sold cheap
by. Ill. N. DEATRICK.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-07-15

With its attendant troubles, constipa-
patton, headache, loss of appetite, GLOOM
mess, water brash, distress after eating.
etc? If so, take DA CosTA's RADICAL CURx
ard be well. It's results are astonishing,
and sure relief is guaranteed in every Ease
where II is used as directed. II assists dr.
gestion, tones up the stomach, strengthens
the debilitated, restores a natural appetite.
and as a LIVER REGULATOR has no equal.
A clergyman Of Philadel phia says sTs
is the very fountain Of health" To ALI
who are suffering from a disordered stom-
ach or liver, or who need a gentle Spring.
and Summer tonic, we say try it. and yoEa
will thank us for the advice. Trial sizas
% cents.
Sold by j. w. Walker, e. g. VIII
liams d Bro, and M. A. Snodgrass.-
Very pleasant and always effective is
Prof. Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup.
and no physic required. Price rs cts.
May 2, lydeow.
Toctl5, e ow II
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The HAYES and wheeler Club.

Wisong Hall was crowded on We'd
nesday night by republicans to Or
ganize a Hayes and Wheeler Cam
paign Club, and more enthusiasm was
manifested then had been antici-
pated. 1t is hardly necessary to give
the proceeding in detail, or a full list
of the members of the various COM
mittees. The temporary organiza-
ton was effected by the calling Of A.
r. McQuilkin, Esq, to the chair,
and appointing Julius Freshman
Secretary. A committee on perma-
nent organization was appointed and
on their report j. Nelson Wisner
was elected permanent President,
and George w. Feidt Secretary. Re-
marks were made by Messrs. Price,
Wisner, Flick and Col. Lamon. The
Colonel was particularly happy and
telling in a couple of illustrations
and anecdotes. Messrs. f. Gerling,
r. M. Price, II. N. Deatrick, Edward
Perryman and Peter N. Hoffman
were appointed a committee to pro-
pose bylaws and to report at the next
meeting. Messrs. A.. r.. McQuilkin,
F. Patterson, John S. Gardner, SAM
uel j. Bratt and III. w. Schelkey
were elected vice-presidents. Messrs.
julius Fleischman, Howard Keedy
and A. H.. Troxell were appointed
assistant secretaries. Mr.. George f
Evans was elected Treasurer. Messrs
Mercer Hollis, Luther Miller and
Kinsey Creque were appointed a
committee to secure the services of
the LIST City Cornet Band. Messrs.
f. Patterson, John Mathews and l..
g. Stahlnaker were appointed a COM
nittee to procure torches for parade.
Mr.. b. G. Bushnell was elected leader
and authorized to organize a glee
club. Maj. Bristor offered the free
use of the hall, and a vote of thanks
was given him after which the club
adjourned until the night of August
LIST. The 1st Cornet Band was pres
ent and treated the assemblage to
some good music.
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Presbyterian sunday school Pic-Nic.

Presbyterian Sunday School Pic-Nic.
The Presbyterian Sabbath School,
accompanied by their teachers and
numerous friends, held their annual
picnic yesterday in Berry's Grove,
just beyond the Potomac. The day
was delightful, and the children
romped under the shade Of the grand
old trees with that glee and mirth
only to be found in those to whom
the vicissitudes and struggles of the
world are as yet unknown. Even the
older persons seemed to have left
dull care behind, and entered into
the mirthfulness of the occasion. On
the afternoon train the West End
groceryman arrived with some fire
works, and then the boys had a jolly
time. We had the pleasure of meet
ing DR.. Berry on the grounds and his
kind and successful efforts to aid in
the pleasures of the day won him
many enconiums and numerous
friends. His grove is very accessible
to our people-bordering on the G. ".
r. R.-not too far from home, well
watered, nicely shaded, with a fine
pavilion and plenty of tables and
benches, and must inevitably prove
the resort for gatherings of this char
acter. We have no doubt but that
the children would like to go there
every day in the year.
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depressed by e a

Squire Candy, of H~edgesville
District, was in town on Tuesday,
and was on the street a good deal,
exposed to the extreme heat. In the
afternoon he was SO overcome by its
effects, that he fell, and had to be
lifted to a chair. DR.. Snodgrass was
called in. and administered proper
restoratives, and the next morning
the Squire left for home feeling pref
ty well.
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Clean the Cutters.

The attention of our citizens is
called to the body of an ordidance
which was passed in August, 1878,
but which seems to be forgotten by
many persons, viz:
"That the property holders owners
of lots, or the occupants thereof,
within the corporate limits of the
city of Martinsburg be, and they are
hereby required to keep the drains or
cutters on or adjacent to their prem
ises clear of all rubbish and impede
ments to the free flow of water
along the same.
Any person or persons violating the
provision of this resolution shall on
conviction Thereof before the Mayor
be fined not less than n nor more
than five dollars.
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An Orderly Town.

We can boast of one of the most
orderly towns in the country accord
ing to population. We have had no
police arrests to report for a number
of weeks. Perhaps the good order is
attributable to the hot weather-it
being too warm for even the rowdy
element to engage in any violation
of the peace and order of the corpor-
alton,
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Planning out.

The Directors of the Gas Company
have declared a dividend of four per
cent. on the capitable stock payable
on and after July 18th. This shows
good management on the part ofthe
officials, and proves that when the
consumers become more numerous
the dividends will be larger.
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Baltimore Markets

MOth9 uly l@s
F~LoUR-Howard st. and Western
Super So. 00a3. rs, Extra$4. 00a5 90, Fa-
mily $5.50a7. rs. - City Mills
Super So 00a3 rs; City Mill Low and
Mid. Elk. 81 25a7 90; City Mills Rio
brands Extra 81 25a7 SO.
WHEAT-Southern Red 81 22a1 90;
Southern Amber, 81 25a1 80; White,
ST. 15a1 25; Pennsylvania red ST 25a
l 80; Western red ST. 10a1 25.
CORN--Southern white, 61a62
yellow, 59a60 /; western mixed,
56a564; steamer SO cents.
OATs.--Western mixed 33a34 /;
Western White, 36a3S Southern
inferior 42a4 5; Southern good to
prime, 41a42 cents.
RYE. Prime Southern 20 cents
western rs cents
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We Want to Know.

What has become of the spots on
the sun which the scientists told us
last year were going to interfere with
the future usefulness of that inter-
esting orbit Z? They don't appear to
be having much effect this summer.
Congress seems to have some inter-
est in this matter. Won't it please
to investigate while it's hand is in?
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Pic Mic.

A picnic will be held in Sprinkle's
woods, near st. Paul's Church on
Saturday, July 22nd. Good platform,
string band music, and every ar
rangement to add to the pleasure
Of those who may attend. All
are invited to come, bring their bask-
cts, and spend a pleasant day in the
woods.
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Wonderful Success!

It is reported that BoscHEE's GERMAN
SYRUP has, since its introduction in thss
United States, reached the immense sale,
Of 40, 900 dozen per year. Over 5000
Druggists have ordered this Medicine di-
rect from the Factory, at Woodbury. N j.
and not one have reported a single failure
but every letter speaks Of its Astonishing
success in curing severe Coughs, Colds
settled on the Breast, Consumption, or
any disease of Throat and Lung. We
advise any person that has any predispe-
sition to weak Lungs, to 60 to their Drug
gist, J. L. w. Baker and get this Med
iceae, or enquire about it. Regular size
70 cents; sample bottle, 10 cents. Two
doses will relieve any case Don't neg
lect your cough.
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Improvement.

Mr. Charles Thumel is engaged in
excavating and enlarging the cellar
under his stone house onQueen street,
preparatory, as we learn, to raising
to a three-story structure, on an i'm
proved plan.
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Thieving.

Some thief or thieves entered the
kitchen attached to the residence of
Mr.. r. P. II. Staub on West King
street, Wednesday night, and stole a
lot of provisions, such as meat, lard
&c. No clue to the raScals.
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The question solvedi GETTIN-
GER & HoKE's "Shoe and Hat
Emporium is beyond doubt the
place to buy cheap goods, in that
line.
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Democratic County Convention.

The Democratic County Executive
Committee, at a recent meeting, de-
cided to call the primary meetings
on the 18th Of August for the APP
%pointment of delegatesto the County
Conventions, which is set for Satur-
day August 10.
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Coming In.

Several loads of new wheat have
already been delivered at the mills in
this place. Farmers are disposed to
sell as soon as they can get their
wheat ready for the market.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-07-15

A correspondent of the Trey Times
says that Miss Bennett is the richest
American woman who ever chose a con-
vent life.
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i. HERMAN DRUG STORE.
NJ Corner Queen and Race ST

CARLSBAD WATER One of the
best remedies known for Constipa-
tion and Piles.
CONDENSED MILK-Fresh from the
factory.
COLOGNE WATER, Tooth Paste,
Tooth Wash and Powder, etc.
CHAs. +. HEUSER.
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Mems pillow shoes, every pair war
ranted as represented, and sold very
cheap for cash by
H. N. DEATR1CK
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A Paris gardner put romance into
his suicide by hanging himself from a
weeping willow, his feet touching clus-
tiers of immortelles.
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A Salt Lake Mormon has returned
from the Sandwich Islands with fv
young Hawaiian wives.
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A three-year-old boy fell into an empty
cistern in Kansas, City, broke his arm,
and lay two days before discovered.
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A complete stock of UpdegraF'ss
celebrated gloves, at factory prices
at GETTINGER a. HOKE'S
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GROCERIES.

Coffees, Sugars, Molasses, Spices,
&C., fresh and nice, at
KAPP's.
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Ladies 2 button kid gloves and =
button Isle thread gloves at ID. M.
Shaffer Il Bro.
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LOCALS.
EVERY FARMER

in Berkeley county IS requested to see or-
Country Hammered PIOw
Iron before purchasing. We only ASH
you to see them, and we are sure OF SELF
ing. Fl. A, RIDDLE,
King Street Hall
March 6, l875-wtf.
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See the report of the Peoples Ma
tional Bank.
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Mems Pillow Shoes and SeUeC
Brogans very cheap, at
GETTINGER e. HoKE's.
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LII you want nice new styles Goods
cheap, call at KAPP'S.
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A YOU /

Feb. 20. ls75--I tdaw
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A good assortment of Brown and
Bleached Muslins, cheap as the cheap
est at DEATRICK'S.
March &c, tfdaw.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-03-11

BUCKEYES MATINEE.-lt you
want to have fun, to enjoy a genuine
hearty laugh, don't fail to take your
family to National Guard Hall this
afternoon and see the Ministries.
They are tip-top, and embrace par
excellent performers. The Dutch
songs and acting of Jolly Harry De-
voy are too good to be missed, while
the old negro songs of Thompson
are, unsurpassed. Buckley is whole
team in himself, and excels in
whatever character he appears in,
while the ladies one and all have
fine voices Nothing could be neat
er than the songs of petite Maude
Dewey The whole performance is
rich with wit and mirth, while moth
ing is said or presented that would
offend in the least u deacon or par
SON