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On the 18th inst, in Harden coun-
ty, Ohio, Mr.. MICHAEL WALTERS,
formerly of this city in the 7Srd year
of his age.
The deceased removed from this
county to Ohio about "a years ago,
and engaged in farming, which he
gave up after the death of his wife,
and made his home with his child
rem. He was the oldest brother of
Geo. p. Walters, Esq, of this coun-
ty.
On the 10th instant, in this city,
FREDERICK HooGE, aged 81 years,
S months and 90 days.
His health had been declining for
over a year past. He was an active
and useful member and officer of
the Lutheran church Of Martins
burg. He possessed in marked de-
gree those striking traits of charac-
ter which belong pre-eminently to
the people of Germany, where he
was born, coming to this country
over thirty years ago. He was not
ed for his energy and indomitable
perseverance; what his hands found
to do he did with all his might.
Strong in all his connections he
could be relied on as a true friend.
His integrity and firmness of pur-
pose, challenged the admiration of
all who knew him. He was remark
ably liberal in every good cause.
Though most positive in his charac-
ter he yet possessed the kindest
heart which ever went out in SYM
pathy and help to the Borrowing,
distressed and needy. Highly valu-
ed in the position which he held in
the employment of the B. & o. r.
Il. Company, he at the same time
enjoyed the love of all those who
were under his supervision. Amid
his sufferings he longed for the rest
which remaineth to the people of
God and has now passed over on the
other side, to eat of the tree of life
in the paradise of God. M. l.. G.
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Mr.. FREDERICK HODGE, one OF
our most respected citizens, died at
his residence in this place, on Thurs
day of last week, after protracted
illness. The funeral services were
held in the Lutheran church, of
which he was a faithful and con-
sistent member, and was largely
attended by the citizens Of the town.
His remains were laid away in
Greenhill Cemetery, according to
the rites of Odd-Fellowship, con-
Quoted 10y Tuscarora Lodge of this
place, of which he was an honored
member.
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WE are informed by Mrs. Teller,
that the net receipts of the Strawber-
nv Festival held in Feller's hall for
the benefit of Greenhill Cemetery,
WAS $1o2. This, in addition to the
amount raised by the ladies at the
fair held last winter makes total
of S3O6.78. The ladies who had
charge of the worthy enterprise
certainly deserve great credit for
the zeal and energy displayed in
the cause.
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DEAD LETTERs.-The following
is list of letters remaining in TIE
Post Office at Martinsburg, W. Va.
June 18th, and will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office July I'd if not,
called for. Persons calling for
these letters will please say adyer-
tised.
Miss l.. Hittmyer, L. b. Wind
him, Miss Mary K. Hoyle, Charles
Wilger, Ellen Thompson, Mrs. 5. b.
Meade, Jos. Mansfield, Miss Lettie
Harris, Stephen ELAN, Il. II. Frye,
Levi Kapp, Peter Stoner, Manhatton
Card Co.
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MARTINsBURG, w. VA, !
June 22nd, 1881. {

Thomas Krotz, Esq, lSecretarg and
other officers and members Of Berk-
eley Council No. 14S, American
Legion Of Honor:
GENTLEMEN:-I beg leave to ac-
knowledge the receipt OF the sum of
One Thousand ($1000.00) dollars
paid me, this day, by the Treasurer
of your Council, as the benefit due
me from the American Legion of
Honor on the life of my husband,
Ludwig Hesse, whose death took
place April %, 1881.
With many thanks for the kind
ness and sympathy tended me in my
aflliction by your Council, and with
best wishes for the prosperity of
your Order in the future, | am
Yours Respectfully,
AGATHA HEssE.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF JOHN p.
KEARFoTT, EsQ.-This community
was shocked on Sunday afternoon by
learning of the sudden and unex-
pected death of John p. Kearfott,
ESQ. He was in town on Saturday,
apparently in usual health. He ate
his dinner on Sunday, took his pipe
and sat down for a smoke, when be
was taken suddenly i'll and died
about o'clock.
Mr.. Kearfott was one Of our Oldest
and most respected citizens, and
was known throughout the county.
He served as magistrate of his dis
trict for number of years, and was
at the time of his death County Sur
yeyor. He was assman of fine bust
ness qualifications and sterling in
tegrity, and had placed in his hands
during his lifetime the settling up of
many estates. No man will be more
missed in this community. He was
an upright, honorable christian gen.
tleman. and his death will leave
void not easily filled. He was in
the nth year of his age.
His remains were inferred in
Greenhill Cemetery, attended by a
large concourse of relatives and
friends.
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WE direct attention to the adver'
tisement in another column of KUN
Away" The boy. Frank Sanders,
aged about 10 years, left his home
on the 18th inst, since which time
he has not been heard from. Any
information as to his whereabouts
will be gladly received by his parents
and relieve them Of great anxiety as
to his welfare.
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THE regular meeting OF The Board
of Directors of the Agricultural So
ciety was not held on Saturday on
account of quorum not being pres
ent. 1t was decided to call a special
meeting of the board on Saturday,
July 9th, and a full attendance is
urged, as business of Importance in
connection with the approaching
Fair will come up for consideration.
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On Tuesday night the store-room
of Messrs. Fisher & Fiske, On the
corner of King and College streets,
was entered by thieves and lot of
reviewers, knives and other ar
ticles stolen. The thieves gained
entrance through a window. The
value of the property stolen amounts
to over sos.
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MARRIED.

Ia Baltimore, June 14th, at the
residence of G. w. Owens, Esq, by
the Rev. julius E. Glammer, GEO.
A. CHRISTIAN, ESQ, Sheriff OF Ber-
kelley county, to Mrs. S. J. SMITH,
of Hedgesville, this county.
We extend our congratulations,
and wish for the Sheriff and his
bride, joy, happiness and prosperity.
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Mr.. G Clendennen, Marion. o.,
used DR., Thomas Eclectric Oil for
Bunions, he says at first start he
thought it was like the rest Of the
advertised humbugs. but was
agreeably disappointed and now
would not be without some in the
house for any money. For sale
by +. G. Williams, Jr., & Bro,
druggists.
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Lizzie Scheuer, a German girl,
aged twenty eight, left the place
at which she was employed in
New York on Monday, stating ia
a note that cher August" had left
and she was so unhappy that she
was determined TO live no longer.
A e.cription of the girl was sent
to the police, but the precaution
proved unnecessary, for before
night the girl returned home, hav-
ing changed her mind upon seeing
the water, or concluded that her
farewell note being published
might touch the heart of her Au
gust aud bring him to her feet
again.
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Mrs. Jacob Wilson, Marion, o.,
says her child was not expected to
live, owing 10 severe attack of
Group, she tried DIR. Thomas Ec-
lectric Oil, which gave immediate
relief. For sale by E G. Williams,
Jr., 4 Bro, druggists.
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THE wife Of Mr.. Brooks, of this
place, was thrown from wagon on
Saturday evening and sustained
severe injuries. The horse became
frightened and ran away, throwing
Mrs. Brooks out and smashing the
wagon badly.
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HARVEST has commenced
throughout the county. Hands are
scarce, and farmers are using ma
chinery wherever it can be used in
cutting down their grain.
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ABOUT eighty persons went with
the Knights of Pythias to Pen-Mar
yesterday. They had an enjoyable
time, and returned highly delighted
with the excursion.
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TIE second quarterly meeting Of
the NJ. e. Church South, will be
held to morrow Sunday. Preach
ing at II a. m. by the pastor, Rev.
John Landstreet. Love-feast at 81
p. m. Preaching at SIP. m. 10y the
Rev. j. Il. Armstrong.
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90 c. Bargains, 90 G. Bar
gains.

Fine imported Harmonics worth s..
only 80 cts; Fine imported Accorde-
ons, worth $780, only 90 cts; large
leather Satchcls worth $500, only %
cts; beautiful silver Casters worth
81 so, only 80 cts; beautiful Cake
Baskets worth $500. only 90 cents;
over 200 Oil Chromos, choice selection
worth from So 90 to $500 each, only
90 cts. Don't miss these great bargains
as the golden opportunity may Be for
ever gone, if too late. 9aet. STORE4
Next door to Tirnberlakes.
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Now for a ten Strike.

SANER is putting up and finishing
large lot Of cane chairs which he
will sell at S4.75 to $1400 per set.
Why just think of it 81 rs for six cane
chairs.
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Louis Bouton's New York Bazaar,
The reliable stsre in town;
The best to deal with, l declare,
Because he brings the prices down
His Dress goods, to be sure,
Are best in quality and styles;
His Table Linens are Ms pure
And can't be found within ten miles.
His stock of Notions, without end,
To look at, is pleasure.
The fancy goods what will pretend
The lowest prices pressure.
Ii you will have, good Goods cheap,
Then go where folks from near and
tar;
Buy always goods by the heap
At Louis BoUToN's NEW YORK BA-
zAAR. j25 Al.
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THE colored people held bush
meeting at Bedington on last Sun
day, which was largely attended by
both white and colored. Special
trains were run on the G. V. railroad.
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TIE farmers are now in the midst
of harvest. A few have finished,
and nearly all will get through by
the middle Of next week.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

FOR SALE.-A good Two story
Brick Dwelling, with 6 rooms COED
stable, hydrant and cistern, on Queen
Street. Price Sl.000-$300 cash, bal
ance $50 per month. See
june25-4t j. II. BRISTQR'
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The great original household article,
only 80 It's ! only 90 cts Is useful
Kitchen articles; dishes, pans, buckets,
potato Washers, SC, at 90 ct. STORE:
50 Queen ST
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We don't know how 1t ia, but a lady
customer Of ours, told us thatwea Saved
her six dollars on three pieces of fur
niture and gave her better 4aods
Why those six dollars would buyaa
nice dress. That lady bought Of SAN
Err.
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White Mountain Ice cream Frees
ers. The best in the make
BURKGAkT & CO.
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The weather during the past few
days has been delightfully."- cool and
pleasant.
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Ifyou want good Rag carpet go to
EMMERT 8 FIERY'S and they Will
save you money.
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Go to THE BLUE FRONT for
everything in the Boot and Shoe line,
AT COST. (junl8-tf.
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Henry Green, a street redler,
eighteen years old, did a brave
deed in Brooklyn on Sunday eve
ming Ly saving the life of a three
year-old child who had brox en-
through the cover of an old pump
we'll and fallen thiriy-fiye feet In
to the water. He slid down the
old pump stock, and, rescuing the
child, sustained him until rope
was lowered. by which they were
both hoisted to the surface. The
child was only slightly bruised by
the fall, and his rescuer was ped
ding his wares the next day, as
usual.
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The Pearl is the best shirt made
For sale only by EMMERT & FIERY
Price 81.
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Only few of Lists celebrated hams
left; no more TO be had this season.
BURKHART & co.
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The best stock Of white goods il
Martinsburg you viii find at EN-
INERT FIERY'S; also large stock
Of Lace for trimming purposes.
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Fruit jars and Jelly glasses.
BURKHART q co.
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The Duplex Corset is for sale at En-
INERT & FIERY'S. Price $1.00
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A fill line OF Black Cashmeres, for
sale cheap, by II. N DEATRICK.
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The best tea in the market at
BURKHART s. cos
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Sugar cured Hams fer Is cts, per
pound AZ j. III. SHAFFER.
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HARVEST WAGES will rate from
1925 to $3.50 per day for Graders.
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BERKELEY COUNTY CENSUS
We have received from the Census
Department, Bulletin No. 1S7, from
which we take the following official
census of Berkeley county, by mag
isterial districts:
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Ladies Kid Gloves. Gents Fexeas
Caters, very cheap, at
j. II. SHARPER.
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Great Variety OF canned meats at
BURKHART i. cos.
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For LADIES SHOES go to the THE
BLUE FRONT, closing out sales.
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Fly Fans and Fly Traps al
BURKHART & CO.'S.
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Grape.

We take this method Of informing
our lady friends that we have added to
our stoclSa full line of Samuel Court
auld s. Cos Black Grape for Wells and
Trimming purposes. These are the
best and only reliable Grapes in the
market. A good line Of grapes is very
much needed in Martinsburg, therefore
we have bought large stock, and
mean to sell as cheap as any city house.
We will take pleasure in showing our
lady friends through this department.
Very respectfully,
EMMERT & FIERY.
T. S.-We have the largest stock of
Mourning Dress Goods in Martinshurg
june1S.3m II. &F.
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Foreign Notes.

Paris, IA dispatch from Sax re
ports that during the BON bardment an
capture 400 Arabs were killed and 40
wounded South Luis is very nue.
disturbed.
London, 18.-The house of Common
again went into committee on the Ian,
Dill, tonight. Clauses AZ to IS, in
elusive, were passed. A discussion OF
the 10th clause begun, when Glsdston,
moved to report progress. The opposi
lion and the home-rulers opposed thi
motion, until Gladstone obtained the OBJ
Ject of the motion, which was to allow
the House to go into committee of SUP.
ply. GladstOne's motion then carried
l15 to IS.
Cork, 1S.-Justice Barry, in opening
the session of assizes, to-day, said the
condition of the country, as displayed by
the crimes committed, could not be re-
garded by any right-minded man with
| out alsrm.
Constantinople, l9-In compliance
with the Sultsn's order, Sheik Ul Islam
snoe forty ulemas are examining the
documents connected with the recent
| trial of Midhst Pasha and his associates.
They will have TO decide if the sentences
are IN accordance with the religious laws.
Montreal, 19.-Fif!eea hundred pill
grims from Vermont visited the Church
OF Notre Dame de Loudcn here, yester-
day. Quite a number were arrested in
the evening for drunkenness.
Buenos Ayres, June 24.-The Ameri-
can ministers here and at Santiago, Chill,
have overcome all difficulties attending
the settlement of the boundary question
between Chill and the Argentine Repub-
lie. The two governments have agreed
to finish the settlement by treaty, with
out arbitration, and the majority in both
the CHILEAN and Argentine Congresses
will support the treaty.
The garrison Of Arequipa routed the
forces of Calderon. Pierolo, who il in
Capaez, Is organizing for futher guerrills
warfare and annoying operations in the
interior.
London, 19.-On the preliminary trial
Of the steamer SeTUta, a flaw was discov-
cred IN the crank. A new shaft will be
fitted.
Patrick Egan has purchased the Dublin
freshman, thus placing the whole of the
national Journals in Ireland under the
control of the League.
Berlin, l9.-The statement that GEN
eral Scobelef went to Paris to sound
France in regard to Russian alliance is
confirmed here. General Scobeleff's
overtures, however. failed. q detective
sent to watch the secret meeting at Kieff
was killed. Similar murders abound in
Russian provinces, whittier the nihilists
have transferred their activity from the
capital.
Paris, 19.-Don Carlos has formally
protested against his expulsion from
France as being uncalled for by any act
on his part. Don Carlos has started for
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TELEGRAPH
CHILLY. the KED.,,
Particulars Of HISS Daring Gap.
ture.

Los Vegas, n. ~, 18.-Positive and
reliable information reached this citv
early this morning, by messenger in re-
gard to the killing Of the notorious
| BILLY, the Kid" at Fort sumner, 100
miles distant on the Pecos River, st IL 80
last Saturday night. Billy" had been
stopping with the MexicsnS in that vicin-
| ity, disguised as one of them, ever since
his escape from Lincoln County Jail
Pat Garrett, sheriff of Lincoln County
has been on his track for some time. and
on the day above mentioned arrived #
Fort Sumner, having been put on the
| track by some Mexicans. He had in
threaten their lives in order to get them to
divulGe Kids whereabouts, About
II O'Clock, midnight, Sheriff Gar
rett entered the room of Pete Maxwell.
large stock owner residing at the fort,
and supposed to have knowledge of the
fugiiivr's exact Whereabouts. Garrett
had not been in the room over twenty
minutes when the Kid entered in his
stocking feet, knife in hand, ostensibly
for the purpose of buying some NEST.
De Immediately observed Garrett
crouching at the head Of the bed, and
asking Maxwell what that was, drew
hi- revolver. Maxwell made no answer.
but proceeded to crowd toward the foot
of the bed. Had he answered, giving
CARROTS name, "Billy" would have
killed him at once, as he is a dead shot. |
Billy moved slightly, and getting
into the moonlight, then shin |
ing IN at the rough window,
Garrett recognizing him, fred, the |
bsIl passing through his heart. He
fell backwards, his knife in one hand and
a revolver in the other. Garrett, think
ing him not dead, fred again. but
missed him. Had his frat shot failed
he would have been riddled with bullets.
as the kid" is known to have been ter
ribly desperate snd very accurate in
aim, when in close quarters. His death
is hailed with great Joy throughout this
section, as he had sworn he would kill
several prominent citizens and had al
reaGy killed fifteen or eighteen men.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

FNHE UTAH CENTRAL RAILROAD
/ Company, the Utah Southern Rail
road Company and the Utah Southern
Railroad Extension on the 1st day of
July, 1881, pursuant to the laws of Utah,
consolidated their capital stock, debts,
property, assets and franchises, under tie
name and style of the Utah Central Rail-
way Company. with its terminii st Og-
den City, Weber County, Utah Terri
tory, and Frisco, in Beaver County, in
the same Territory, with its general
place of business in Salt Lake City
JOHN SHARP,
Vice President
GEO. SWAN, Secretary.
July 18th, 1881. jl3
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Gu,tteau's Premedatation.

Washington, ia southern politi-
clan of some prominence has informed
the poetmaster-generRl that on the 18th
day of May, be, in company with another
gentleman, was visiting the state depart
menf, where he met in the corridors a
man who he knows was Guitteau, ac-
companied by tall, slender man. Quit
teau was overheard to say to his compan-
ion In q very angry tone, "They have
put me cut of the White House; 1 will
show them whether can get even with
them" Next day, according to Quit
teau's confession, he purchased the pistol.
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Dean Stanley Dead

London, l9.-Desn Stanley died last
evening of erysipelas. The Archbishop OF
Canterbury arrived in time for few
parting words. Dean stsnley's sister.
Canons Fa1rier and Jones, and several
membera of the deans household ware
present at his deathbed. He remained
for some time in a semi-pnconscious con-
dition until he died.
The Meas ssys no LIVING divine will be
more deeply regretted or widely miss ed
than Dean Stanley.
The dean will be buried beside his wife
in Westminster Abbey.
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Shielded NihiIist.

New York, 19.-HerGlG's st. Peters
burg: 1t was stated at the ministry of
foreign affairs to-day, that the person
found dead i'll the cemetry on Friday
morning was the nihilist who, like Rous-
akof, had been chosen to assassinate the
Gar, who, rather than obey the order,
committed suicide.
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TAX NOTICE.
OTFICR OF THE CLERK OF THE
PROBATE AND COUNTY Courts,
SALT LAKE COUNTY,

SIp I'm Or The OLERk OF THE
PROBATE AND COUNTY Courts,
SALT LAKE COUNTY,
SALT LAKE CITY, July 18th, 1881.
All persons owning property within
Salt Lake County, o. T., subject to Ter
ritorlal, School and County taxes, are
hereby notified that the County Court OF
Salt Lake County, as Board of Eouali-
cation, will meet at the County Court
House in Salt Lake City, from Monday.
the 18th day OF July, to Saturday.
the 9th day of August, AID. 1881, for
the purpose of hearing and determining
all complaints in regard to the assessed
value of any property and application for
abatement, or remission Of taxes of any
Insane, Idiotic, Infrm or INDECENT Per.
son, as provided for by an act of the
Legislative Assembly Of the Territory of
Utah, entitled, "An Act to Provide
Revenue for the Territory of Utsh. and
the Several Counties Thereof" approved
February 22d, 1873, and acts amendatory
or in aid thereof.
By order of said Court.
D. BOCKHOLT,
Jyl4 County Clerk.