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, 1881-01-02
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

jan 2-Secont1 Sunday after Christmas.
jan. 8-Epiphany.
Jan I-Fast-
CATHOLIC
Jan. 9-Octave OF St Stephen.
Jun- J-Octavc OF st. John. !:
Jan. Octave Of the Holy unocents-
jan. 5-Vigii of tho Epiphany: St. Telesphor1lss
PM
Jan. 6-Epphany Of Our Lord. :
JAM T-Of tho Octave Of the Epiphany \
jan. 4-Of the Octave.
, 1881-01-02

s. 4 rood excuse for sickness OF yourself 2nQ
family Il thur you don't usc hop IAttera-
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-04-30
TNIRE PROTECTION ORDINANCE:
II Adopted Tuesday. Anri1 + 1891

4 AuUPItu utsuayi APFHOi TooT.
Be it Ordained by the Council of the
Corporation of Martinsburg; That, on and
after April |, 1881, all persons who are
real estate owners, and who are not regu-
lar water takers, shall pay the sum OF One
Dollar annually as protection water rent
on each and every house situated near to
and within 80 feet Of the water mains,
which rent is to be applied to the use of
the Water Department, to keep the mains,
gates and 6re-plugs in more perfect re-
pair, etc; provided, that nothing in this
ordinance shall apply to houses that are
not passed by or situated as above stated.
apr30-3t. w. t. LOGAN, Mayor.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-04-30
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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-04-30
Administrator Notice

F9NHE undersigned having qualified as
administrator of the estate of Benja-
min Blue, decd, requests all persons
knowing themselves indebted to said es-
tate to call and settle the same at once;
and ali persons having claims against said
estate will present them properly anthem
tiCated for settlement.
apr30-3t JACOB ROPP, Admir-.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-04-30
Removal.

I0HN GROZINGER has moved his
- Blacksmith Shop from Burke Street to
the shop at Frazer s Bishops warehouse,
where he will be pleased to attend to the
wants of his old customers and as MANY
new ones as may desire his services in the
blaeksmithing line. (mchl9-3m.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-04-30
NOTICE..

T1HE UNDERSIGNED, having been APP
4 pointed administrators upon the es-
tate of Ludwig Hesse, decd, hereby no.
tify all persons knowing themselves in
deb;ed to the said estate to come forward
and make settlement, and all persons
having claims against the estate will pre-
sent them, properly authenticated, for
settlement.
WIN. HESSE,
CHAS. A. l.. HESSE,
apy30-4t Administrators.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-11
The Spoils System and the Republican
Party.
From Grand Rapids Democrat.

From Grand Rapids Democrat
Speaking of the spoils system which
has fastened itself upon the admins
tration of the Republican party, it is
amusing to witness the efforts which
are made by that wing of the party, the
head and front of which is the Presi-
dent, to fasten its iniquities upon the
wing of the party led by Senator Conk-
ling. This effort TO cast the odium OF
the practice upon the opposing faction
is an open and clear admission that the
cohesive power of public plunder has
been and is the great motor which has
impelled the party on to success.
While bad blood was engendered
between the Presidential and the Conk.
ling wings of the party, no one thought
of claiming that there was any issue be.
tween them touching a reform in the
spoils system. Upon that point the
leaders of both wings of the party were
a unit. The administration OF the
spoils was the bone of contention.
The question was who should be the
administration. The law of the ques
tion was agreed upon, but the men who
should execute it formed the bone of
contention. The President and his
immediate friends desired to reap the
benefits which flowed from the system,
while Mr.. Conkling desired that his
friends should be equal participants.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-11
A Dying Woman's Premonitlon.
From tho Taunton Gazette.

From the Taunton Gazette
The Rev. d. 2. Lindsey, of New York,
writes to n friend in this city the follow.
ing curious incident which occurred in
his house few weeks since "Mrs.
Lindsey, who died on the 18th inst,
had singular premonition of the at
tempted assassination of the President.
| was watching by the bedside about
three days before this sad occurrence,
when she suddenly awakened from an
apparent sleep, and exclaimed excited.
ly, President Garfield is shotP NO. |
replied, Il guess you were thinking OF
President Lincoln When her sister
took nv place at the bedside she re-
peated the matter to her with addition.
al circumstances. She said she was
with the President when he was shot,
and said to the ladies who were there,
'He will die, will he not 2 They re.
piled, 'Oh, no; he will get WE'LL When
the report of the attempted assassina.
ton arrived and was told in the sick
room she replied, L knew it three days
ago, and repeated her previous state
ment. This circumstance can be re-
lied upon as strictly true, and it gave
me considerable hope from the first
that our beloved President would sur
vive the shock, and be completely re-
stored to health and soundness. As to
the philosophy Of the matter l have
nothing to say. | do not see how an
occurrence can be seen in a vision be-
fore it happens; but there is abundant
evidence that such is sometimes the
case, and to deny it is to deny the fun.
damental principle and ground of all
prophecy"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-11
the matter of the Is

L tate q ". W. Beck, late Of Marion township,
deceased, in the Orphans Court of Centre county
The appraisement 10 the WidoS Of said ". ". Beck
deceased Nancy Beck deceased. widow for 500 And
now June 2 ISL. appyaisrment confirmed sisi. and
publication ordered according 10 Law and unless
oeptons hled prior 10 next term u Court will b
confirmed absolutely BY the Court.
aB-tw NM. E BGRtHFIELD. Ilk or. Court.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-11
COURT PROCLAMATION.

~ WHEREAS. the Hon. Charles A. Mayer, Prest
dent 0f tho Court of Common Pleas Of the 2th Judicial
District consisting of the counties of Centre Clinton
and Clcarnelh and the Hon. Samuel Pranek and the
Hon. John Owens Associate Judges In Centre county,
having ise thsiF prscept, bearing date 10th day of
June, lssl, TO me dirsetsd, for holding Court u
Oyer and TemiReT and General Jail Delivery and
Quarter SESSIONS Of the Peace In BeIlsfonts, for tho
county Of Centre, and 10 commence on the Fourth
Monday % August next, being the 2i day Of August,
lssl. and 70 continue two weeks. Sotice IL hereby
given 10 the Coroner Jus,ee- q the Peace Aldermen
and ConstAbles of said county of Centre that they
then and there in their proper persons At 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon Of said day with their records uqui
sitions, examinations, and their rsmembranoes,
do those things which to their Office AppsrtAins 10
be done aud those who bound In reooguiIxuces to
prosecute against the prisoners that shall ke in
the jail Of Centre county he then aud there % prus
cute against them As shall be Just.
Given under my hand, At Beliefonte, the 10th day
81 Ialy, Ia the year of our Lord lssl, and the one
hundred and hfth year Of the Independence q the
United GtAtss
2s-R JOHN sPANGLgR. Sheriff.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-11
New York Weekly Herald.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
AMERICAN NFv
POLITICAL NEWS

s1ub'A..hG complete and cOnIuebensiye disratths .
rom NAtHiNeTeS. including full refarts II ~
speeches Of eminent politicians on the questions a N
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-11

The Patriot, Daily & Weekly,
For the Ensuing Year.

The subscription price Of the wEFKLT PArRI0f has
been reduced 20 s1oo per copy per snnum.
To clubs of FIFTY and up~aFds the wEsELY PaTaIo7
will be furnished at the extraordinarily cheap rate Of
rs cents per copy per annum.
TaE DAnr PATRfoT will be sent b any address,
during hs sessions Of Congress and the Legislature a
the rate of 30 cents per month.
Under the act OF Congress the publisher prepaya
the postage and subscribers are relieved from thai
expense.
Every subscription mnst be accompanied BY the
cash.
Nov is the time 20 subscribe. Tho approaching
sessions Of Congress and the Legislature will be Oi
more than ordinary interest aud their proceedings
vil Be fully reported for she Daily snd eompIete
synopsis sf them viii be given in the Weekly.
Address rATnI0f pUnLIHHIN0 co,
eI-u % Mafket Esreef, Harrisburg.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-08-11
THE Farm DFpARTupNT
SKILLED LABOR

are looked after, and everything psstAininE to me
ebancs snd lAr saving is cArefniiy recoFded Tbefs
s age devoted b. al TIE stst phases of The busi
ness markets Crops Mervhaaaist. &es, &c. valua
be feature ls oaBa IN the speeig nsFeIted prices
and nnnffffons af
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-22
,Y,IRREED.

In Richmond, Va, at the residence of Mr.. G.
f. Wingo the brides brother-in-law on We'd
nc>dav. January 18th. ISL, by Rev DR.. Read,
JudgcC. I. O'FERRALL, of Rockingham, ana
Mrs. JENNIE w. DANFORTH
January II, 1881, in the Baptist church, in
Martn,burg. by Rev. \. +. Rogers Mr.. JOS.
COPENIAN Err and Miss MOLLlE BAILES,
both of Berkeley county,
Attic NJ f. Parsonage in Shepherdstown, on
Monday evening 10th instant, by Rev. ID. g..
Miller Mr. WN GRAHAM To Miss FLORENCE
b. HUMRICKUOUSE, daughter of Mr.. ;. T..
HumriCkhouSe-Gl of Shepherdstown.
December 22nd. lSs0, at the brides residence
near Lcctown, 10y Rev. \. T.. Rogers, Mr.. JOHN
II. WAGELN. and Miss LIZZIE ROBERTS
both OF this county.
january 9th, 1851. a; Swan Pond Berkeley
county. 10y Rev r. d. Roller, Mr.. JONATHAN
HARDEN to Miss ANNIE TURNER
40 Winchester, Va, on Wednesday # crnoon
week. 18th instant, in the Lutheran Church,
bv Rev DR.. Gilbert. Rev LUTHER l.. SMITH,
pastor OF the Lutheran Church at Middlebrook,
Augusta county, Va, and native of Boons-
horu'. Md formerly of ShcphcrdstOwn, to Miss
VIRGINIA BROWN, daughter of Mr. Oliver
VI Brown. OF Winchester.
Al Trenton, New jersey, January 18th, 1881,
hy the Rev Isaac Gibson. assisted by the RI.
Rev. John Scarborough. u. D.. and the Rev.
VIM H. Nelson, Jr., the Rev. JOHN :. GLIB
son. of Bellairc Ohio formerly of this town.
and ILlCIA w. DAVIS, daughter OF DR.. }. NJ.
Davis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-22


After going 10 press on Thursday after
noon last, Joseph Mitchell, cOlored boy
OF twelve wears, was triel and found guilty
OF petit iarcency, and sentenced to ten days
IN jail 40 hard labor Cieon Moore, for
State; Grove & Brown for prisoner.
On Friday William Ross, colored boy,
was tried Tor same offence, aud convicted,
and sent to Jail at hard labor for thirty days.
Gloon Moore for State; Grove Brown for
prisoner
On Monday John Hickman, colored, was
convicted OF petty larcency. Sentenced TO
four months in Jail at hard labor. CleOn
Moore Tor State Grove Brown for priso-
ner.
On Tuesday james Ross, colored, was
convicted of involuntary manslaughter, in
the killing of one "CIlpepcr.' cOlOred.
Gloon Moore for the State; A. L. Kennedy
and Charles Davies for the prisoner. Sen
tencs-oac year in Penitentiary.
On Wednesday James Strange, CDlored, was
trici upon an Indictment for resisting an officer
while in the discharge Of duty Acquitted
Gloon Moore for the State Grove & Brown for
prisoner
Also ou Wednesday, Samuel Green, colored,
indicted for grand larceny, was found guilty OF
petit larceny and sentenced To jail and hard la
borsix months Clcon Moore for State; Grove
q Brown for prisoner.
ON Thursday. trial of Thomas II. Bragg, IN
dictcd for murder IN the killing of L. I. oplnks
i'm january last. commenced. Cieon Moore and
George BAYLOR Tor State. ID. b. Lucas and
Grove Is Brown for prisoner
Only TWO other cJscs on the criminal docket
remain tl PEE indictments against the
b. 30 .urmis1cmeanori in laboring on sunday
These. we suppose, will be disposed of this term.
JUDGE Faulkner and the state are TO be con-
sriru,at ID u1lu tlc pro yrcS5 made nm the busi-
ness OF the Court. IL Is expected that the SEN
tence, 1ftlosc sent tO jail 40 hard labor Will be
faithfully executed EXacting labor of them
upon tine streets or elsewhere will help pay jail
fs,- and tits hoped deter others from the COM
mission orpe.tv crimes. To simply lounge IN
i.il. in mil-wintcr. and be fed with a spoon Is
uo hardship to such as are guilty of the crimes
Tor which they are sent there Mayor SilieT
sam uti .Izc me of the prisoners. part OF whose
punishment F, labor. by employing them upon
the ,-rcc-s clearing the waterways, &c, OF the
-n1y b.l-e tlt grcl, thlw comes.
Tac Grand jury did well in finding dozen
indictments of such MS were found guilty. IL
was su intelligent body OF mcn-wc thought
when we looked upon their faces and made an
analytical observation of their features, that
they were men who would know trangresaion
when thcv saw h. However. some tagrani
iutrirt. ,t, Of tins statutes M the estimation ol
sriuc PERSONS. were not noticed. Maybe u Is
cxpcc,iu- too much of any body otmon 10 sup
pose that thcy know everything.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-22
WINCHESTER ITEMS.

From the Times:
Rev. James Kern is very i'll, with but
slight hope of his recovery.
The young men injured at the recent fire
are recovering.
A three-year-od son of Mr. J. A. ROzen-
berger fell from char on Monday, and
broke his arm very badly.
Mrs. Elizabeth Goss, an aged and we'll
known lady, died suddenly about y o'clock
on Tuesday night last.
Rev. B. Arbogast the learned divine and
accomplished principal ofthe Valley Female
College. continues very i'll, although he bears
up bravcly under his atiiiction.
DIR. w. McP. Fuller had his wrist broken
by a fall on an icy pavement last week. He
has suffered severely, but in the opinion OF
his physician will soon be we'll.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-22
Extremes Meeting.

Tn TUESDAYS issue of the Baltimore SIN
appeared "A letter from Hamilton. in Canada,
and another from Ovicdo in Florida, ale
most the two extremes OF the country
Without, intending it these letters illustrate
ina vivid sort OF way the wide-range OF cij-
mate and temperature of which our great
country admits The Florida letter discus
scs thc orange crop and how it is secured
auI -re.ks of thermometer standing al 90
degrees. The Canada letter. on the other
hand peak, of people going to hear Archi-
1ald Torbes lecture while the thermometer
stood 20 degrees below zero. On Christ
ml, dly, in Hamilton, 1900 people were
amusing themselves on the ice at one time
white all carriages have been displaced 10y
,.cigbs. Ia Florida, on the other hand. the
river, are covered with craft bringing down
oranges 90 market.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-22

H1RTTySBURG ITEMS.

From the Independent:
Ara meeting of the stockholders of the
National Bank, held on Thursday, at their
Banking hpG d;Tsct sne for the epsueing year
! S. Bowers, w. T. Stewart, jacob Miller,
J. n. Able, Jacob Ropp,J j. FL. Alexander,
II. \. Deatrick.
The stockholders of the Peoples National
Rank held their annual election of Direc-
tors on Tuesday last, and the following, gen
tlemcn were elected, viz: Messrs. NJ. J. G.
Hoffman II Robt. Lamon, E. S. Troxell, A. j.
Thomas, NJ. S. Grantham, G. w. McKown,
John Fitz, Henry J. Seibert and Alex r.
Parks.
Pastor of St. Joseph's Catholic Church of
this place-Rev. John Daugerty, has been
called to Richmond, Va, to take charge Of
ST. Patrlcks parish ;ms "s1et tho D I"re an1
admiration of all who knew him, and his
loss will be greatly felt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-22
4 Li,t,e Heroine,

'Oi DufL-stle Bi5y Barn jefsre Uotier
0r, Hm,
4 sab ease Of accidental burning occur
rcd rccclly at Bellcvuc Mrs l.. Dough
cr-v. wa,hWoman at that phase, Is the
mother II TWO children, one little g,c' OF
,.u wear, and the other much young,r
81. won, 90 work yesterday, leaving them
100 hlme Shortly before n,ol tac neigh
lars were startled by loud screams and has
tened OBJ the house 10 find the older child
cu,v,o-cd in mass of flame which she was
ya.uiy struggling to eXtinguiSh 10y throwing
herself on tLe Suow-covCred ground \
fcavv coat was thrown over her, and as she
va, carried half unconscious with pain into
,ae house. she cried out, Oh, don't let the
baby buru before mother gets home The
..r. was burned SD badly thatsh died short
is after thc accident, in spite of the efforts
90 save Lcy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-22
S,andilg Committees.

Senator Faulkner is Chairman Of the
Commute ON Federal Relations and a mem
.h.roI .ae Committees on Judiciary Penl-
t.lfarv. Forfeited Delinquent and Unep-
rrorr'5t,d Lands. and Rules.
Sutor Dawson is ON the Committees on
Counties and Municipal Corporations,
Rlsd, and Navigation, and Militia.
Delegate Bcckwith is Chairman OF the
Committee ON Enr He'd Bills and member
OF the Committees on judiciary and Edu-
cation
Dge ate Grantham !, Chairman of Roads
and Internal Navigation, ard on the Com
mitt,es on 1oxatiou and Finance, and Rail
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-22

We have received bound volume con-
tanning eleven copies &C Ayers Almanac
for ISL. in almost rs many different Ian
guage>. This Is just one nGllicpth part OF
the edition, which, Notwithstanding the in
creased cost of production, the enterPrising
publishers have issued this year for free dis
ribution in all parts of the world. The
poygiot collection Is well w, h lr,serving
DR. Aver always treats hesubiects of health
and disease in a serious and digniticd man
ner. and affords his readers a large amount
of valuable information. His Cherry Pee
toral and other popular remedies are con
sidcred standard preparations, as different
a possible from the quack nostrums the
names of which dishgure natural scenery
all over the country.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-22

Yesterday. Representative Tillman. Of S.
C.. said 10 Mr.. Scales, of NC: Say, Scales,
haven't YOU got one of my shoes on ~ " |
don't know" said Scales but he raised his
pedal extremitics and found that he had
one shoe with buttons aud one that tied.
well, declare" said Scales; ! thought
my right shoe hurt little An eXamina-
ton developed that Tillman was likewise
oddly shod How the feet gear of these
statesmen became butter-cupped' Is no.
body's business, butt was probably done in
the bathroom of the House Washington
STR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-22

Auction Wednesday January 18th, PIP. NJ,
THURSDAY. , 2. NJ. Friday, , p. VI. Saur-
dav , p. NJ, and at night Ladies are
invited to our day sales. We will sell the
balance of our stock. Also full line of
Glasswarr-such as Lamps. Goblets, Tum-
bler,. Preserve and Pickle Dishes, Glass
Sets. Pepper Mustard and Vinegar Cruets,
Glass Pitchers, &c, &c. also Plates, Meat
Dishes Vegetable Dishes, Wash Bowls and
Basins. lee Cream Sauccrs, Butter Dishes,
g.. &c; also 500 Rolls Wall Paper and
Bordering at the Combination Co.'S Store,
opposite First National Bank, sign Of Red
Flag. It
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-22
Special IOfice!

7 HAVE in stock and will scIl At COST
Two Open-faced Solid Silver Railroad American
WATCHES AZ so each.
Two three %. Hunting American Sterling Sill
-ver-cased WATCHES az Sl5 eachi
One six "a Hunting Sterling silyer-a very
fine WATCH-AmcTicau movement, Al
S225G.
s-These Watches are fully warranted. -
Being Key-windcrs they are not 20 ssleable,
but | guarantee them 70 be lirst-clafs and good
time keepers. " A. KOHLH0USEN.
Jan 2, 'sl-Sp;ri copy p.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-22
CHURCH NOTES.

The Sacrament of the Lords Supper was
administered in the PRESBYTERIAN Church on
SUNDAY morning last Preaching Falday
morning and night and Saturday and sun
day mornings by the pastor.
Rev. DR.. Head, who for four years has
been the Presiding Elder of the Winchester
District. BALTIC. Conference, NJ. +. Church,
South. spent last Saturday and Sunday In
our county, preaching in his usually aoie
and impressive manner at Kabletown and
Beulah. The DIR. has been faithful and efh-
Gent i'm the discharge of his duties as Pre-
siding Elder. and will be accompanied by
the best wishes of numerous friends as he
takes his departure from our midst for ano-
ther field of labor.
Rev. b. 5. Highley, Of the NJ. f. Church,
South. preached in the Presbyterian Church
on Sunday night last-his theme: Ana
We shall be witnesses unto me both IN Jeru-
salem, and in all Judea, ans in Samarla,
and unto the uttermoSt part OF the earth.
His discourse was Il carefully prepared one,
finely delivered and elected most attentive
hearing. Very few of the congregation
had heard the reverend gentleman before,
and now they are all the more anxious to
hear him again.
The Presbytery of Winchester met at
Round Hill, FredericksCounty the l4th OF
January, and received into its connexlon,
after examination on experimental religion,
theology and church government the Rev.
A. B. Darlington, from the Presbytery OF
Roanoke, Va, and the Rev. \. ;. Moiiett
from the Presbytery of Lexington. Two
committees were appointed to install these
ministers pastors over the churches of Der
rvville and Round Hill. On Saturday, the
18th instant, Mr. Motiett was duly installed
pastor of the Round Hill church.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-22
EAST BOUND TRAINS.

No 633 runs daily. All other trains daily cX-
cept Sunday No COS connects at Strasburg
with trains To and from Alexandria. No. 6O5
dimes NJ Mt Jackson.
T. FITZGERALD,
Supervisor of Trains, Winchester, Va.
W. NJ CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation, Camden Station.
November IT, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-01-22

Connection at Milford with daily line Of
Stages TO and from Luray.
The Road il finished from Elkton to Waynes-
boro. a distance Of 3l.2 miles, and trains are
running regularly. p miles in course of rapid
construction will be completed and ready for
trains during 1850. ,,
CHARLES 7. HATCH,
Gcnl Freight and Pass'r Agent.
JOSEPH H. SANDS, Superintendent.
N,,.or,, i,,tr 1870