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The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21

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THERE Is q gentleman In this city.
engaged in business and enjoying tie
esteem aud confidence Of the communi-
~. a $ the San Jose eCsL) Herald.
who has 8 penchaut for animal pets.
And he is. or has been. constantly on
the lookout for something out Of the
ordinary line; any one can get 4 cat. or
a dog. or a rabbit, OF 4 parrot, or .
canary. These are too common. and
from association will pail on the taste.
Several months ago Mr.. 5. Is is the
front letter Of his surname) was trans.
ported into the seventh heaven Of de-
light by the purchase Of . monkey;
none OF your little, common place, IN.
signiicant-looking "onery" monkeys.
but n large-sized. active and awfu.ly
mischievous beast Of the prehensiie
tail. Here was a pet las was . pet. y
and visions Of the good times he would
have after his business hours were con
jured up in his excited Imagination.
The first thing on she programme was
the tanning Of the monkey, but 5.
thought there would be no difficulty in
that direction. So, after taking his
prize home he started in TO tame him,
ana first made an effort to catch him
and chain him up. And right here the
insurrection was inaugGrated. The
monkey was as stubborn as a cross-eyed
mule, and as full of pure cussedness as
a chronic drinker Of San Jose whisky.
After several Intellectual efforts To in
ducc the beast to come and be petted,
Mr.. S. madea frantic dive and tried 70
catch him. The monkey turned quick
er than a flash and proceeded TO inter-
view his tormentor. The result. and it
pains us exceedingly to say il. was
that Mr.. S. had 10 purchase a
new suit OF clothes. After the monkey
had finished his work. s. was a sorry
sight to behold. He might well say
with the old pioneer: when / came
to this State l ha9n't o rag to my back;
now l am all rags" Similar scenes fol-
lowed, and the monkey grew TO be the
bane of Mr.. s. e%xistence. Afew weeks
ago he was seen with his hand in a
sling. On being asked the cause. he
said that the dear monkey had bitten
clear through his hand. Then he tried
to sell his pet, but nobody appeared to
want it for a gift. About two weeks
ago the monkey escaped from his own
er's house, and. feeling full of life and
fun, concluded to have a time. So he
got into DIR. Bently's Office on the Ala
media by some means. and prepared for
an old fashioned jamboree There was
no n in the room aud the monkey,
thinking probably that the doctor had
forgotten to properly mix his medicines,
took down all the bottles in the estab-
lishment and poured from n into an
other. He put cathartic pills into the
whisky, ink into the paregoric. and cas-
tor oil into laudanum, and SO on. Not
liking the smell of some of the bottles
he poured their contents on the floor.
Papers were scattered in every direc-
ton, the ashes taken from the CRATE and
thrown over the floor, and Ned kicked
up generally. When the doctor came
in he found the monkey sitting at the
desk with his spectacles on looking over
his accounts. After paying for the
damages Mr.. S. got the monkey into a
bag and wentoff. He returned, but the
monkey has never been seen since. The
deed had no witnesses.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21

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avn So weak aad eaaiL thoasht
violet, q. Il shook 81 n daw drop sh0S
weighed II to the grs,and. surrounded
by ths.s leaves sbish shut ne In from~
the wdfki.N bovrd down under iha
weight of the masnsng sisus. | mlss,
Spend a worthless existence. unknseu
arst nncafnt fw. How ! ehy yoafsr
oak, how proudly "a stsnts. Shst ar
IL for the mds. or storm. lie gfanekss
lapgh ani wrc~tis in the bfsekss thai
csus ne Co bow tay h~s.i 10 fear EFsa
,hd cattle love fts cooling shsis. AL
there they rest from the euru hlz sa
IL has iss work Ca So. while I-bHt
bark I heart the s,uhd 81 thanirr. {
must hide my head beneath The shsItsr
% thuse dsrk green leaves until 'ha
storm 81 wind and rain u past
An hour passed, ,ae storm vas orsS
again the sun looked down uppn tto
earth. refreshed by cooling na.n Lar
m "a dupp NJ heal, ths siplei gssri
in wonder. ths oak. unable % l~0i -
tho siosin. had yielded a. a str1ugrr
power, and now Jay shattered aniptgaH
upon The ground.
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guard. murmnred tbs vioiet. "a a sab I
dued. shamei tone
jus, then a so,eeAsxciaimed "THar
little violet. iast ~hst ! have been igpk
Ing for aad q hand reached ,t8un ani
plucksi IL from Il homo aissssg the
leaves. and czxrisdk ,enderiy ~ tbe
SICK girls home. asec. flnmI fravr
brought yoa dc hrst violet e tss go
son; II was the onk one thstf toaii
tind. Hers. Jet ma put Il In tho hlte
vase bcsidcsour bed
Hos KIDD you- were. ftbsl. to Boil
u fyr ms. love vtois,. So msch sni,
the thin. pale hand reached oaf sad took
the vase. aud gzkedrpoa ihciIssfe eos
cr. sit l. - sSsci. she sad. 'rs@ernl'
To bEiBg nsw BILE and hop
tlsee m1fe the sfolst Eas k~--l -
mrrlnsr: II was mistaken: ! haSe a
work q dp. God tss no; cTsTTfaHy-
thing Ia vdn."-x y Obscrre.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21
POVERTY FLAT.

An YES, have heard OF IL all before.
But life will never seem sweet n
In the sunny DAYS on the topmost noor,
Down there I'm Poverty Fiat
For Willy was strong in love and arm.
And gladly toilcd for the daily bread:
While baby and ! thought ne or OF harm
In the calm, sweet life we led.
For Joy seemed not for the rich alone,
And sorrow alone for the poor;
Sin we are content, LET their hearts Ok
stone,
We viii never seek their door"
So thus re met each trial and pain
With trusting hearts and loving words;
An! days that never VIII come aeaih,
So merry with smiles and birds.
And now, the wife OF an honored man,
With position and name, and all tnat,
'Tfs sweet TO remember when love began
Down there Ia Poverty Flat.
Henry Hurst, IA N. T. EceHtng t"st
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21

THE weight Of the human brain. nc.
cording 10 . recently published work By
the eminent Munich aDafomrst- Prot
BischoI. is on an average L-551 grammes
for man and 1929 grammes for women
The difference between the averazt
brsin-weight Of man and woman thu
amounts 10 li3 grains or i0-59percent
The brain-weighf Of man exceeds thai
of ali animals except the elephant 40
grains) and the larger Cetseer tz,5s
grains). The cartwright OF the largest
ape IS hardly = third of mans Prof.
Bischof has worked with = considers
bic amount Of material; his data com
prise the weights Of brain Of $50 men
nd 3l7 womea-Sa,zrs.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21

into the lake viii usually break IL into
small pieces. and then the danger 10
largely enhanced. Still. the poor fell
lows are usually rescued. The men are
principally French and Indians who are
engaged in this work. and the employ
meuf passes a 3 tnde from father 70
son. from generation 10 ~generation-
Il is considered In good FORM
whichever thak expression Deanseto
paw q visit TO the fishing town. II being
one OF the '.lions" Of Saginaw. The
drive is q most magnificent one-all the
the distance from East Saginaw TO the
town on the ice-and can be easily
made in half 4 day.-Detrog News.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21

LITTLE WILLIE was in Vermont ut
his aunt's with his mamma on q sum-
mer visit One day his aunt gave him
a cake of mapls-sugar. 1T is not so
good as when it was new she said.
s.but you will take it, I'm sure" VIII
lie wondered. as he nibbled the deli
cious morsel, how it ever could have
been any better. The first time he and
his mamma were alone he remarked.
..Say, mamma. the next time we come
here. let's come when the maple-sugar
Is ripcr'
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21

TIE highest price ever paid Tor Chi
cago real estate was = LIS per inn
proved front foot, and the sale was re-
Gently made.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21

A MONITOR Indian. who was recently
convicted of murder, expressed his
opinion Of the lawye- who defended
him with delicious frankness: LAW
yer too much talk! Heap foolr'
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21

The speciality % tbs fam isfkzt AZ
fbs bfffs Ard fsignsls .r-~h-r ., -
not % unesrrDon thing 20 Sc bG;zs@a
20 and % white pizeoss perehed on
he ce~t-buidings. just isssfe ths -
trance you observe . white pasnok'
further On ars tSe white 500 rrs@end
gee~e. TIE white goats and fke ~
turkeys; the stalls IN the yard eons.a
NJ beasts but White onss- A IA: white
doe. given 10 Lord Alsaxfen sg:se years
ago oy TIE Quess. STRIDES ah1sss IN \
~weiLht,sref SAL and Just b. she
hnfches IN Which the lonyfurrsa WHIT
rabbits frisk and piay sboat Ike Co..
Fexs t-nne sa<Es. noeIsi hozee Goa
tssssiaz shhs rze ard msee.z pse.rst
IRON fss Prince IL wal~x Ersas hc "a;
snd cockasoo belonging 20 the farm
keep>< ere shfe~-B Aa<ss1 fEsgJ
EavSr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21

"JCpGg.- said n Western IasysS
ISN'T . a-n-i the wsy 20 spell eqs -
ialS think So sad the judge.
a III look if mp IN Webster De
tsSnary.' He fumb,ef oyer The pages
fo- ave minutes. sud then said. IN hs4;;
Well I've been = Webster nzn. and
sossf for him for presidents. bat sny
man that viii writ. \ dictionary %
leave out s0ch \ common wori ~ 'eqa,
nouicai.' can't have mg vote sHy
more
The Red Cloud chief., 1881-04-21

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Vanclevesville.

For the past two weeks the roads
have been extremely muddy, so that
it is impossible to make much pro-
gress travelling. 1t is said that the
surest way to go buggy riding is to
drive yoke OF oxen. However we
will wait for better roads.
J. M. Vanmetre, Jr., will leave
for Lebanon Valley College on the
21st.
Mrs. Norwood and daughter, of
Frederick county, Md, visited their
relations, Mr.. f. b. Morrow and
Mrs. Riley, during the past week.
We are pleased to know that our
former pastor, J. W. Kiracoff, is as
signed to this circuit. In the past
he has done good work, and we
wish him success in the future.
A boy was being instructed in the
multiplication table by his teacher,
but being unable to make him COM
prehend why twice one is two; he
sought to enlighten him by asking
him, if he had a sled and his father
should give him another, how many
llC NOuiNi ClClI nave llC pIOuipOly
replied, "I'd have nice double rip
per-"
G.. W. Anderson proves to be the
best Shepherd that Berkeley county
can afford. j. M. Vanmetre, ST.,
put with him during October nearly
five hundred improved American
Merino Sheep. During January, Mr..
V. took away a few leaving upwards
of four hundred. They have passed
through the winter without the loss
of any, with the exception of two
that were killed by accident. These
sheep seem to be very hardy, as they
have had but little shelter Mr.. V.
has kept one thousand of long woods.
The loss OF the long woods has been
four times as great as that Of the
merinos. M. ROsENCRANTZ.
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SEVERE Loss.-Hon. Chas. j.
Faulkner sustained quite severe
loss this week, in the death Of that
fine two year old Alderney Bull,
which took the first premium at our
last annual Fair; and also on the
same day in the death of a two year
old Attorney heifer, which he valu-
ed highly. These animals had been
well wintered, and showed no symp-
tons of disease until the day before
they died. 1t is to be hoped that
these losses have had no connection
with any disease that is likely to
spread among our cattle.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

MIR. P. HEFFLEy, of Highland Stock
Farm, Somerset county, Pa, has made
arrangements with Mr.. B. Giyler, to stand
two of his celebrated Stations at
his stables, in Martinsburg, for the
coming season. The one is heavy
Draft Horse, weighing 100 lbs. The
other is trotting-bred Stallion of the
Mambino Chief stock, bred in Kentucky.
Mr. Heffley is the proprietor of a first-elass
stock farm in Pennsylvania, and the
breeders and lovers Of fine horses will be
pleased to know that they will have an
opportunity to breed to frst-class Sires.
The horses will be here about the middle
of March. For pedigree and terms, see
bill. poster.
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THE Grand Lodge knights Of
Honor of w. Va, met at Fairmont
Tuesday-considera business was
transacted. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year -
Grand Dictator-Geo. w. Feidt,
Martinsburg; G. V. DIG. B. Glib
bons, Parkerssurg G.. A. D. W.
ii. II. Holeswade, Hunt ington; G..
CD. B. Mari, Warrington G. I.
J. ". Dunlavey, Cameron ; G. r..
&c. l.. Cranmer, Wheeling G.. G..
". S. Wiley, New Martinsvill !;
G. Guardian-W. Moorehead, Nor
gantown G. S.-A. j. Stone, Fair
mont /; G. Trustees-R. G. Duning-
ton, Fairmont; o. I'll. Bruce, Pied
mont, III. n. Deatrick, Martinsburg.
Supreme Representative Oksy
Johnson, j. W. Cracraft. Alter
nates-J. A. Ewing, s. G. Duning-
ton.
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ANOTHER FREE LECTURE
Prof. ]. II. Schumacher, Principal of
the Chambersburg Academy, will
deliver the next lecture in the hall
of the Y. M. G. A. at s O'Clock, on
next Friday evening, the 25th inst.
The Professor has selected the SUBJ
ject of "Invisible Forces" for his
lecture, and our readers may expect
a large amount of instruction and
entertainment without the least APP
prehension of being disappointed.
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A REPUTATION for candor and
honesty is worth something in the
U. S. Senate. One of the last bills
which became a law in the closing
hours of the session, was one pre-
sented by Beck to pay the State of
Kentucky 100000 expended in
equipping and arming Union SOL
diers. The question was asked,
"Has the bill been considered by a
committee 2" cit has not" said
Senator Beck. "My colleague will
bear me testimony that 1 have been
busy for three days in conference
committees on appropriation bills
l say, though, this bill is just one,
and should be passed." Upon this
simple statement of the Kentucky
Senator, the bill was passed, not
even Edmunds Directing.
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Removal.

Mr.. Jpo. Lyons, shoe dealer and
manufacturer, has removed his place
Of business from Burke street to the
room next to Grand Central Hotel, in
the Mead Building, where he may be
found at all times ready to make to or
der boots, shoes, CATERS, &c, besides
keeping full line of all the latest
styles. Call and get your Spring sup
plies. He guarantees all goods as rep
resented. Special attention given to
repairing. mar. 10 At
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THE Wool Growers Association
of Berkeley county have decided to
hold a sheep show sometime in May.
This is an excellent idea, and should
recdive the support and encourage
ment of every farmer in the county,
whether directly engaged in sheep
raising or not. Such an exhibition
cannot fail to encourage and give an
impetus to the sheep industry in
this county, and at the same time
encourage and stimulate desire on
the part of farmers to engage in the
raising of other kinds of fine stock.
Let the proposed sheep exhibition
be made a success, and let all lend
their aid in helping to make it so.
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siNEw CARPET SToRE.-Our new
stock of Carpets will not be opened
as soon as we expected. as our room
is not quite ready. We expect our
stock the last of next week, and will
be sure to have it on sale Monday,
March 2Sth, which will give you four
days to make it before the first Of
April. Be sure and wait for them,
and save money. Respectfully,
EMMERT & FIERY.
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On March 10th, 1881, RAYMoRD
FRANKLIN TROUT, the interesting
little boy OF f. w. and Mary Trout;
after an illness of IS days from
typhoid fever.
Savior now receive him
To thy bosom mild;
For with thee we leave him,
Blessed, blessed child.
Though his eye hath frightened
OFT Our weary way,
And his clear laugh lightened
Halt our hearts dismay.
Now let thought behold him
In his Angel rest,
When those arms enfold him
To Savior's breast"
The family return their sincere
thanks to Doctor j. b. Snodgrass
for his kind and unremitting atten-
ton to their little one.
On March the 10th, 1881, of tuber-
cular meningitis, INEz TERESA, in
FAINT daughter of Lonis G. and Kate
Manford, aged 4 years 3 months and
10 days.
Sleep dearest Inez sleep,
Cold is thy pure white brow
On thy pale face smile of peace
Is lingering even now.
Oh. how sad since thou las left,
For our home is lonely now;
But It's God who last bereft us
Of our loved one now.
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New White Goods.

Persian Lawn, India Linen, Tarle-
ton and Piques, also Hamburg Edg-
inEs and Insertings, Torchou, Val.
Vermicilli and Laugurdoc Lace. Edg-
ings and Insertings in great variety,
and beautiful patterns. Ladies please
call and see them. G.. w. HOKE.
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DIRECTORS MEETING.-This be-
ing the third Saturday in the month,
there will be meeting of the Board
Of Directors of the Berkeley County
Agricultural Society at the Office of
Faulkner and Ingle's, at 2P. NJ.
Members of the Board will please
take notice.
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REV. JOHN POIsAL, d. D.-This
gentleman and old Methodist timer
ant preacher, the first stationed min
lister in Harrisonburg Of the Balti-
more Annual Conference, is, we are
pleaced to see, at his place in the
sessions of the Conference now be-
ing held here. He has been suffer-
ing for some time with cataract,
which has recently been successfully
removed by surgical operation, and
is looking as cheerful and as hopeful
as he did when he was a younger
and a newer man. He is known as
fairly entitled to take rank with the
ablest, soundest, and best preachers
in the Conference. - HaTris0nburq
Commonwealth.
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I'VE direct attention to the adver-
tisement of the private sale of a fine
horse and carriage, and lot Of house.
hold and kitchen furniture, of Rev.
". G. Griffith, who having been sent
to Keyser by the Conference, desires
to dispose of this property at once.
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MISS JENNIE LITTLE would in
form the ladies of Martinsburg and vi
cinity that she is prepared to do all
kinds of
DRESS MAKING
in the most satisfactory manner
Rooms on Race street, at the residence
of Mr.. George f. Evans.
Mar 5-3m.
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OLD RELIABLE FURNI-
TURE HOUSE.
The Rest is the Cheapest.

All persons who buy, must look to
their interest, therefore call at A Kog-
elschatz Furniture Store and examine
the Furniture he has on hand, which
the city work cannot complete with in
Workmanship, Style and Price. The
best is always the cheapest, especially,
if you can get it at city prices. DoIt
fail to see his stock as il is to your in
terest mar l9-9m,
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THE LADIES

Are invited to examine the large and va
ried assortment of Spring Styles in Shoes,
just being received at GETTINGrR & HoKE' S
and embracing everything from q house
slipper to fine Kid Button Boot. Prices
guaranteed as low as anywhere in the
land Queen Street, Blondel' Building.
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Mr.. HYDE, the jeweler, has swung
to the breeze new street clock. 1t
is a 48-inch dial, the largest in the
city, and shows we'll. Mr.. II. is &C
tive in his business, and always wide
awake to please his customers. Call
and see his splendid stock.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-19

Black Cashmers, the Best in town,
from Ice. up to 90c. Embroideries,
Corsets, Laces, Silks for Dresses. eve-
thing old figures, cheap. Please exam.
inc my stock before purchasing else
where. LOUIS BOUrON,
mch12-4t. New York Bazaar.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-19

THE Vest Virginia Legislature ad-
iourned on Tuesday until the second
Wednesday in January 1882. Mes
Sis. Faulkner, Brady and Evans ar
rived home on Wednesday morning.
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SneciaI Attention.

/ desire the attention of the ladies to
the splendid line of Goat end Kid
Boots just received. Ladies French
heeled Goat Boots for 1926. Ladies
Kid French heeled Boot for So 25 at
JOS II. SHAFFER'S.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-03-19

Mr.. d. WE'LL has been in New
York for the past week, and has laid
in large and handsome stock of
Spring Clothing and Gents Furnish
ing Goods, which will bs open for
the inspec ton in a few days.
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Hats and Caps.

l have just received large line al
these goods for Men, Youths and Boys,
selected from one of the largest stocks
ia the city. H. n. DEATRICK.
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HATS IEATSm HATS y.

THE SPRING STYLES FOR 1881.
All the leading styles just received
at GETTIYGER & HoKE's "Temple of FASH
on" Prices as low as in any of the east
ern cities. Queen Street, Blondel's
Building. (dSw.
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Dwelling For Rent.

A good dwelling for small family
with elegant garden-rent moderate, Ga
a good and prompt tenant.
Feb.19-tf. j. III. GETTINGER.