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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-11

beef. with tomatoes. i little spiced beet. 2
little veal, with dressing: little spring
lamb, with mint sauce, and LITTLE.
loia oi mutton, think would catch M
next. Braized calls head au pou!et,e.
,uace la vinaigrctte, is an elegant dish
of which am fond, and think would
banker after some OF it. Old Virgini,
baked beans and ham hook is dish wa>
raised on, and | would have it or blood
~callop> OF mutton siewed a la Macaioa,..
with tomatoes, Is another long rame f'r
good dish which / would have ii i, wa
in the house. On the whole, | think J
wonld order meat pie la Francois. COW
cred with short crust braized OK Checa
Il la Portuguese, with sauce provencale
hraized calls tongue fAngiai-r witt
ardiniere sauce shoulder of lamb S,uff,i
i n royal; braized tenders oi is-ei ~.
tiratin, saucc a Ia mode
wood Goi, nv friend are YOU going To-
forget the vegetables altogether
Not bit OF IT, There YOU nail m,
Boiled POTATOES, beets. boiled rice, ,!ep.st
tomatoes, hominy with cream, mashed pn-
tatos>, sweet potatoes. boiled onions. t.i,ri
onions, stewed squash. fried pumpkin. pa
and loiiipops would be INV pre-
erence in that direction. Bat bcfo-'
coming TO th,>e nece>>aric> would
indulge in some little sAirmi,i
with cold di>he~"
"Hcw would Your preference lay in tia,
direction 80
oh, veil. would Just order BIZ;
tongue. potato salad, >piced b.ei. ,ase.,
tongue. fresh salmon apricot salad aut
mutton, ~ way 0i amG>ement.
How about voUr dessert -
''Dn. that, a small matter BAKED in
dian pudding. ciaret wine sauce. green au-
pie pie black fruit cake, marble calia,
angel cake. pornJ cake, vanilla ICE cream.
an ice o- two->ay pineapple Ice Or
>Eerbe,. with grapes. oranges, apple.
assorted nuts, coffee. tea and milk. wou't
let me out in the shape oI dessert.
would then pick lew corners oil wha. -
manned OF me dinners oi others leit on tn
table aai would consider myself - hay-
dinei III comfortable and satisfactory
manner. Mould any gentleman like t.
try me on?
Iou II Ia hog. ANYBODY can >ee td,;-
But some men might think son were.
Do look Ike one
NO: bat you ta:s like one.
But ain, one and joa't YOU az -
either Because Il man /, healthy anu ci.l
nttt-ea! sch lean >iai.--i,ied hipcra,k1,
- YOU aye. Won wan; tn insult MIN. -
hokcy.' exclaimed the irate pot-beiii.s
man
Yea al. o,t-,..t me aai out-!ie nIe. to
inr TIM, matter returned the g-n:ic1..1
vhp ma, .-eu .noibins beer.
Wat: Ma: never eat another ma.
ii 80. ti.It 81 - am man. BY jiminx -
tome on. you -;oush,on bottle"
I'm coming, ami don't sou i'rs
IL"
b.. ,n- ap.'-1-ancc 81 police oticrr =
thi, i,.uc-u-e ,,r--,-.ni,-i any further nr~-
;iiit:;- lac ,,o;-briiici man slowly rn;'i-
hi say a nG::c-ing 20 himself, lo"A;n-
back ov-r - shoulder aud shaking a.
nothing - head AJAX al b.Cars- -
r,arirm," -a:.i ,h,; Jnc fo;-h>i.;ei wsa
ja'sri ~ i '.o-
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An Abstemious Individual.

Il am quite ab>temiou> IN nv habits,
observed lean man with Pot belly amt
red Hose: Il NAV almo-t ~ -a.d T." ~ ="
-;,aring In NV diet that q jay ord would
hardly thrive, "n the little eat per dlrm.
The. ab~temiu,ls man lifted himself ON
hi toes. settled back on his heel. AMI
placed hi hands under hi catt tail.
.l.>. Jew men >uo,i>t IN a. little u
do"
~ mar wouldn't think - from looking
n that nose ri vour>. and that belly"
laid man who wa> iu>, setting down hi
beer glass.
How much doe, Your board cost YOU.
old man said a gentleman wh" va, look
ing lar Il match.
"Oh. they don't charge me any thing Tor
what little eat. returned the pot-beIiied
man Il don't eat much. and that's i
fact
Nor drink. Judging from that handle ON
vour face observed the man who had
lust finished his seventeenth glass OF beer.
Nor drink ,aii the red no-rd man.
"Ncr. ior instance" observed the
gentleman who had been looking iOr Il
match. tell uS,about what woutd be a iaIr
dinner Tor v1u; say You wasn't very
hungry. nor vet Just in condition 10 refuse
food. But suppose you had hal your
breakfast all regular AMI just went 70 your
dinner kind oi easy like. what would you
be inclined To- order oil oi The bill al fare
at fir,t-cias> hotel ,?
Well. sir said the pot-belii"d man.
hi, eve, swapping and his no'e turning a
lit:ic deeper vrrnilliou. 'hr~t ot
all should order soup. Every
sensible man doe~ that. ,'ood
soup i hall Il mans diuUer--that i. II n
like, soup. Then. ii the bill al fare al
ior,ted tn. usual dclicaci,> III the season,
| should not hesitate to- order fish. Ii il
was good f-h. and like good fish pretty
well. would not lee! Inclined tp deprive
my>el: Of the pleasure OF ma>ticat'ng a
$, coud florSel hy being ,o" timid 10 al
f,r il. i little corn oeri with cahoagc, |
thir1. would ai-o strike me- ! little
lem heck. ';rtIe 'eg ii mutton 4 lang
iai- vi.h st.~t.r ,au,-'. = i:tie 1'e:te al
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HOUSEHOLD HELPS.

-- Sr.ar Cnpkie>. Two cups OF >r.r-
our cup 81 butter. halt a cup "i S.''r'
miiS. ut,e tea>roonlnl OF soda, two ."-,-
SpuoniuI> 81 extract of lemon: din T..
yooki'-> in ~,.Gar before 5arlac.
corn Bread Ru~kS SIN ruptt..,
corn ascti. tot.s Il wira' dpGr. :w0 tao.
-ioon.ul> mo!a--c~. one vea-p"oni"i -.
n-N vel! together. kurai into d,ugh
MAKE Is" cakes 81 il; put into we'll br--
tered tin or i-ou pau-. aud bake ro7 ~
hour.
Hack Au,. : caused hy iun.'.>
Which grows ia ih,. bark ai!d cau,c> :; -
drcar. The only remedy i 10 Strength
IN, ire I,t means III wood ashes AMI !Irr
To overcome M disease and make nra
growth md ." cu, out and burn the en".
ted l;.nl.-. Cherries arr al" affected ny q
more Frequently than plum>-
Onion Saucr.-Bnjl some onions -
milk with pepper anG ~alt When o.
done pa, them through sieve. Pu. >o,n-'
butter AMI tcur into saucepan; w.H7
the butter i, melted and we'll mixed viii
the ho,.r FAKE ,he pulp OF the onions a.h
aid riti,e- mills or cream, stirring the ,aE'"
oil me tirc ur:ii il i, Of the desired COZ
,j>lenCy.
-Pumpkin I'udding.-Take one pint -.
pumpkin that has been Stewed >o!t AMI
pressed through colanC!er; melt IN Ia;
4 pint az warm milk. one-fourth IL. .:
butter and the same quantity oil ,uga'.
stirring them we'll together. Beat six egg
very ligh, and add them gradually IL tn
other ingredients alternately with tn,'
pumpkin. Having stirred the whole YER
hard. put it Tito butrered dish ami BAKE
three-nuarier~ oI an hour.
-Drop cakes are made in this wa
cine cup oi moia>>t>. one cup OF sugar.
one cup of lard. one tea>po"niui OF giager.
and one each Of cloves and cinnamon, Ia D
tea-pooniui, Of soda. dissolved IN cup %
warm water: stir in flour enough 10 mas
a batter that will drop readily from thu
spoon add Il lliie salt and a cup OF driet'
currant,, or il YOU have not these, well
washed English currani> are nice.
To Pickle Egg>,->ixteen eggs. one
quart OF vinegar. one hall ounce of btaC~
pcrper. one-half ounce oi Jamaica pepper
and a large pinch cf ginger. Boil the egg'
tor twelve minutes. theu dip them into COZ.
water anI take oil the she'll. Put the vim
egar with the Pepper and ginger into =
>,awpan. and let IL simmer for ten minutes.
Now p'acp the eggs In a jar, pour over
them tho vinegar. etc. boiling hot. AM
when coli Ia, them down with Il bladder
To- exclude the air The pickles will ~:
be ready ty Use NADER Il month.
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Shiloh's Consumption Cure.

This i, beyond question the most sac
cessful cough medicine We have ever sold.
\ few doses invariably cure the worst cases
of cough, Group and Bronchitis. while it,
wonirrin! success, In tie cure "f con>um;,-
ton i without parallel in the history ri
medicine. Since it, fir; discovery ii ha,
been sold ON 4 guarantee. = t,,; which no
other medicine can stand. Ii ypG have 4
cough Ne earnestly a>k Won IL try il.
Price. Zoe. -. AMI 81. II your IGng> ar
sore. cae>l ~ BACK .ani", C-e >Ai'"a'>
PorE~ p!a>,t.. I'D ~ ynu- i.r=si-..
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CHEESE FACTORIES.
An Enterprise for Loose Capital
in Sedalia

On , recent visit OF B,Zoo reporter 10
Appleton City, III hour of interesting OBJ
scrvatIun was spent IN the cooperative
cheese factory managed bv Mr.. ~. L.
Beach- The opportunity Tor paving in
vrstm,nt in the business l. 80 striking
that it j. matter oi surprise that none OF
the surplus energy aui capital OF S~laiia
have been spent IN that direction.
Mr.. Beach began operations on the first
III june, ISL. having erected the factory
and put in the fixtures 1T i cost Of $500
4 hundred cows contribute their Tactical
treasures to the factory, which l. 81 large
enough capacity To- utilize the milk OF four
hundred. Each cow earn, for IT, owner
the neat ,um oi tiiry dollars per wear
When the cheese !, thirty DAYS old ii find,
= ready market at twelve AMI 4 hall cents
4 pound Custom cheese j. male Tor two
cents Il pound, the patrons oi The factory.
of cOur>.., furnishing their own materiai
throughout. The factory building l.,
most complete in all Its appointments. \
small steam engine Is Used - the motive
power oil the huge rotary churn by which
the surplus butter il worked Off ana steam
pipe, passing under the large tin watts
where the milk goes through tnr process
81 becoming chc,>,. serve To assist in fnrm-
ing the curi.
There an. three ui these yat>. Tw" are
used fUr the iormatIon OF tn, Curd
AMI the third hts Il strip III fine ire gauEe
,,t,nd;us along the entire l,u,th oi IN.
ln,tnm which /. con.av, and i, r.,,d ior
I'M. uurpo.,. of ,.paratinn rh,. whey IRON,
,h, ruri. The mas, j. then renewed ,o 4
I.,y.,. bnx-IiL. structure ~,myrhjng like :,
h,t,r., kn.a,Iiu, HOY. AMI i. ,,.a,nn,d and
ry,,n ,rn,i,rr,d To th,. rr..-,,., \ few
,urp, and the milk of I. lev i,nir> bai,ra
/. ,h..,..r I, !, then raIen tn the driving
room. covered. and in thirty d.r> !, ready
inr market One man alone. ,in-,>i,tei
can max. three. thousand Pound, III cheese.
mr. month II he ba~ The. material a. keep
MIN e,,,ir. Thi- :. = VERY Ma, Lowing
In, thirty d.y, Tl,hor.
Tie. iru,nr,a,n,... al e, ,.nt..rl,r;-.. ii this
Lind Ia the. farmer !, very .rrat Rv iur-
ui>hiu. L. the fuctorv the milk ri t,.n Cow :
only :nr wear. h. corid max. :ir. yert
r,..i..rt.,.,,,: sum al FIVE hundred dnlla-c
On , L.,u,ir,rd cnv~ 6yt. thn,;.ayj dollar
could liz. ,ur,d NImp~t any farmer al
,,,,.r,,r;... COULD uar,,.. "a, h,,.r y. Leaf
ten ,r fifteen Cow fnr hi, r,;-f.,, -. and
TN, ten wi,hu,t turriry nj. am into
q, dir, TIN. nrrt;,, wr,,li I,rp,.lv aav
min, f,r ~. ,r.i,f,.. p,,yu =, 1np;tfou =
,,,,},.- If f,rm..r. f,.i i an .a.v
mi nr,,tita,bl,. h ami al tl,.ir hr-:,,-,.
= , p,a,. luru;.h., "a. milk of Twelve
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Burke saws that Ecker wants her in the
next race, insists that il shall be Tree Io all
and offered her the Use OF hi> horses. Th,.
Others won't have her in, especially Pinneo
aud Butler. Mrs. Burke declares she will
run ii she can, and that she does not un-
der>tand how the Misses Williams aud
Pinnc., are OH such good terms since the
iattcr> father wanted her to ride a>tridc in
several races ani Miss Williams objected
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Answer TciS Question

w ,., =. uaLV t.eppir - >''T t71C.'
o., -, III 10 prefer Ia suffer AID - I,,'' .
i.y Indigestion. Con,umptt'n.
Dizzim->>. Loss q; Appetite, Coming ~ -
the Food. Mellow Skin. when for ~. a .
will Ill them >t:i!yA'> Ni:a!.,e-. su.-..,'-
teri :, care :A-u. SoIi b. S"l.r d~u--
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New shapes in children :
Derby Sailor and Turban hats
Also young gents fnc, SOFT
hats, Just in. at Mackeys, log
Main street.
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OLIVER 81 RKE.

Mrs Burke husband. sail hi, wife wa,
the biggest liar in the country when she
got started. ''She and this hali-bre..d
bearislce came tI town the other dav and
drove ufi somewhere in carriage. AMI
have not seen them since. He's
afraid {" show Up because
told him il | caught him in company
with her. while she bore NV name. III shoot
the head of him. AMI | will. I'm rail-
road conductor. AMI I've stood thi,
wOman'> fooli>hncS, a. long - can. She
has sued for a divorce. but | will file i
croSS-bill. and her conduct has been 81
scandalouS that will have M trouble in
getting the divorce. she l. supporting
Bcard>lec. | don't know much about DIR.
Foote. hut think he J. putting w for
Kim, too. Jacobs, who used u be- her
manager. lett her hccau-,, eli her conduct.
And - tEe StCri,~ ruin. each pitching
into each other, until il VIII y. seen thar
lady rider, are rot :,ii that J. lovely Nor
vvcryihIn.; that !, ia;:. My>>r>. Pinnco.
Reynolds. Eutlrr, i'uu;s, jacob, and sam
Ecker met this morning {" Arrange Tor an
other race "n ~uaiav. EcSrr state! this
morning tina; IT, world urv"- permit an
ether exhibition likt yesterdays. fvojr
ami rthr.> -iatvd that they knew ia:.- b'iosv
the rHc" TN, tur money so, a.; pGt ~.
an: let NJ Err1H. - a. r.g-. M
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'-si-i3-isIiIl=a sIaisaIla-s-iass-4--i
MARRIED..

In Greencastle, Pa, on Monday,
July 4th, 1881, by Rev. j. =. Moore,
Mr.. THOMAS T.. MATTHEWS to
Miss ALICE r.. THoRP, both Of this
city.
On the 18th inst, at the Lutheran
parsonage in this city, by Rev. M.
l.. Cutler, Mr.. MATTHEW OLIVER
and Miss CHARLOTTE N. WAGELY,
both Of Berkeley county.
On the same day, at the same
place, by the same, Mr.. JOHN HAIR
PER of Martinsburg and MISS FAN
ME HARDY, of Washington county,
Md.
In Portland, Oregon, on May 10,
1881, by Rabbi IL. Bories, BENJA-
MIN /. COHEN, Of that city, and
MISS S. ELLA HARPER, formerly
of Shepherdstown, w. Va. No
cards.
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THIS vicinity was visited Tuesday
evening by a heavy rain storm, ac-
companied by terrific thunder and
lightning, and hail. The fall of rain
was decidedly the heaviest of the
season, for the same space of time.
Some of the streets were completely
inundated, and the water rushed in
torrents through the cutters. We
have heard Of several houses being
struck by lightning, receiving but
little injury, except that of Mrs.
Day, on Burke street, which was
stripped of portion Of the weather
boarding, and the plastering in one
of the rooms.
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sitting I'm Nights.

Mrs. Il. III. Perkia.. rsek Cen
tire, Warren Co., n s.. writes.
she has been troubled with Astb .
ma for four years l TO sit up
aight after nlghi vi IL, she has
taken two bottles 81 DR.. Thomas
Eclectric Oil, and i perfectly cured
She strongly recommends 1t, and
wishes to aet ~ =. ut among her
neighbors. For st by T.. G. VIII
liams, Jr., & Bro. druggists.
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NUMBER of dogs in Berkeley coun-
ty as returned by Assessor for 1881:

WE noticed, few days ago on our
streets, very handsome phaeton,
belonging to Mr.. d. We'll. 1t was
built by Messrs. Mason & Rice, of
this place, and for style and finish is
second to none manufactured any
where. This firm have recently en-
larged their facilities, and both Mr..
Mason and Mr.. Rice being practical
workmen, employing none but skill
ed labor, all work being under
their direct supervision, persons leav-
ing their orders with them for We
/ icles Of any kind, may feel assured
of first-class work.
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THE annual picnic of the Catho-
lie Sunday school at Island Park,
Harper's Ferry, Saturday 23 inst,
under the auspices Of the st. JOS
eph's and st. Patrick's Societies,
promises to be one of the most
pleasant affairs of the season. Don't
fail to attend and spend pleasant
day on the Island.
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On Monday night passenger train
No, 2 going west, and freight train
coming east, near Myers Water Sta
ton, encountered distractions Of
cross-ties and stones, which were
placed on the tracks with the evil
dent intention Of wrecking the
trains. Fortunately the damage
sustained was but slight, only the
pilots of the engines being injured.
Any scoundrels or "cranks" who
would thus seek to destroy life and
property, are dangerous element to
any community, and the sooner they
are in the shackles of the law the
better.
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DEAD LETTERs.-The following
is a list of letters remaining in the
Post-Onice at Martinsburg, w. Va.
July 9th, and will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office July 23rd if not,
called for. Persons calling for
these letters will please say adver-
tised.
Miss A. Thompson, Peter Sanders
James Robinson, John Tate, MOI
gan B. Smith, Mary +. Rollins, Ed
mund Pendleton, Helen Money, j.
r.. Black, Randall Murphy, John w
Miles, George Lewis, Susan james.
Marian House, Margret Houck,
Miss Nelinta, Maggie Dinest, Mary
Cook, Mrs. Gresham, James Chraths
and Jacob Dick.
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Personal.

Miss Dora Gerhardt is rusticating
at Cornwall, Pa.
Miss Maggie Wien is visiting
friends in Hagerstown.
Miss Florence Waters of Balti.
more, Nd. is visiting friends in this
place.
Mr.. John Muth, Of Washington,
D. c., is visiting his parents in this
place.
Misses Oleyia and Lottie Mex e,
are spending the summer at Indian
Spring, Va.
Miss Lille Nyman and Miss Ella
Smith of Boonsboro, Md. are visit
ing Miss Clara Miles of this city.
Mr.. Thos. p. Keedy, of Johns
town, Pa, accompanied by his wife,
are visiting relatives and friends in
this city.
Mr.. Chas. Stow, general agent of
Sells Bros Stupendous Show, called
in to see us last week. He is a clev-
er and genial gentleman, and is well
posted as to the value of printers
ink.
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Great Chance.

Just from under the hammer Goods
must be run of st once.
1000 pairs Ladies Colored Hose, De,
worth l2lc.
1000 pairs Iali v't Toe. WORTH
l5 cents.
800 Ladiea' aud Chiilrsns Straw
Hats, beautiful Ard new styles, &C.,
worth zoe.
1000 yards beautiful calico, cts.
Don't wait FOR tomorrow, but leavs
home a. once
G. Z. HERRING,
Cor Queen and Martin St, oppo.ile
Luthera.l Church
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Miss |. l.. HENRY, having taken
up her residence in Martinsburg,
will be at the Continental hotel
from July 18th to the 23rd, to organ
ize music class for the coming ses-
sion. Those desiring to enter theil
names, will find her there, between
the dates specified. Miss Henry's
skill as performer, and her reputa-
ton as an instructor in music, gain
ed during her engagement at Lo-
noak Female College, we have no
doubt will insure her large class.
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MesSrs. Hltchison a. Bro: 1t is
with real pleasure that / add my tes-
timony to the great virtues OF your
"Neuralginen as a specific for neu-
ralgia and sick headache. Such a
remedy is blessing, and sufferers
should keep it on hand.
j. r. RIDGELY,
1876 Cathedral street, Baltimore.
Sold by j. l.. w. Baker, Martins
burg.
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GO TO
BIVJRKl x, II ART
& CO.'S.
ml4-6m.
Geo. II EsOWell d. Co.
June l8-!m.
ml4-6n.

The Man Who Spends Money
For advertising in newspapers in these
times without first obtaining an estimate
of the cost from GEO. P. R0WELL &
cos Newspaper Advertising Bureau, No
10 Spruce St, New York, is likely to pay
$40 for what might be obtained for S.
Such estimates are furnished to all appli-
cants gratis. Send 25 cents for 100 page
pamphlet, with list of ne wspaper rates aud
references.
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Great Crisis in Groceries.

Sale to continue for 30 days only.
Fine Cream Cheese, only IL cts.
Best Coal Oil, Ice, per gallon.
Good Light Brown Sugar, Sc. per Ia.
Prime White Sugar, 10c,
Our own Roasted Coffee, l5e Somo-
thing new, try one pound.
Best Ball Lye, only Sc.
Best3 lb. Canned Tomatoes, only i0c
Best Carolina Rice, only 7c
Special prices in quantities,
G. +. HERRING,
Cor. Queen ard Martin SITS, opposite
Lutheran Church.
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THERE will be Camp meeting
held in Mr.. Foreman's woods, one
mile southwest of Darksville, to
commence August 25th. ANY per-
sons desiring to tent ON the grounds
and wishing information will please
communicate with Rev. Thos.
Wood, preacher in charge. Com
munications will be promptly an
SWered. THoS. WOOD,
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Busted! Busted! Busted

Prices positively busted, and goods
sold regardless.
1000 pairs Of Shoes, only 70 cts.
1000 pairs Mems AID Ladies Shoes
only % cts.
500 pairs Mems Low Shoes, SIPS.
Don't miss these goods.
G. p. HERRING,
Cor Queen and Martin Sts., opposite
Lutheran Church.
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A CoNGREGATIoNALIsT Sunday
school was organized in the rooms
Of the Y. M. G. A., last Sunday.
Philip Rymel was elected Superin-
tendent. The school will meet in
the association rooms every Sab
bath. Preaching at the same place
each Sabbath at half-past 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, and S O'Clock P. NJ. Rev. Mr..
Giddings, of Washington city, will
occupy the pulpit tomorrow morn
ing and evening, Sunday, July 18th.
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THE Trinity Episcopal Sunday
School and the Strineville Sunday
School will hold joint picnic at
Mont Alto, next Tuesday, 10Th. The
friends OF both schools, and the pub
lie generally are cordially invited to
participate.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-16
From the Baltimore American

The Pal Nal Gazette, in very
ponderous article, forecasts fl
nancial crisis in America. The
writer evidently is student OF
American commercial statistics,
but he takes an unduly gloomy
view Of the situation. There is
no doubt that speculation in some
classes of securities has inflated
them beyond their proper value,
and that credit has now an expan-
sion that recalls the flush times
that preceded the panic Of 1878.
There is, too, that great LOCKING
up of wealth in the building OF
new railroads that characterized
the three years preceding the pam
ic. Butthere are these great differ
eDces: Business now stands on a
gold basis, the rate Of interest on
first-class securities is low, and
prices Of real estate and OF many
staple commodities are low. Still,
there is enough in the situation to
put thoughtful men ON their
guard.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-16

TUsCARoRA LODGE 1. O. 0. L. of
this place will picnic at Pen-Mar on
Wednesday, August oath. A good
time may be anticipated, and offers
another opportunity to our citizens
of visiting this delightful mountain
resort.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-16
SATURDAY, JULY l6, 1881.

ANY shortcomings appearing in
this issue of the INDEPENDENT may
be attributed TO the absence Of the
editors, who, with the Martinsburg
Fishing Club, are camping out along
the Potomac, angling for bass and
having a good time generally.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-16

AT a meeting of the Martinsburg
Fire Department Thursday night, it
was ordered by the Marshal that the
members meet to test the engine,
hose and other apparatus next Thurs
day evening at four O'Clock.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-07-16
Closing Ont.

From this date we will close out
our stock of light dress goods at cost,
now is your time for bargains. En-.
inert & Fiery.