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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-10-22
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FOR THE PURCHASE OF TRIPLE
PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS.
Persons having occasion to purchase
silver plated spoons or forks, will DO well
TO observe the following:
EXTRA PLATE rs NOT TRIPLE PLATE
Triple-plated Spoons and Forks have
the following Numbers stamped on the
back-Teaspoons, No. 6; Dessert Spoons
and Forks, No Q: Tablespoons and Forks,
No. IL. All goods not having these num-
bers stamped on the back Of each spoon
and fork are not triple plated, but of in
fetior quality. Remember these numbers
and you cannot be deceived. Cut this out
and take it along with you when you go
to purchase.
The best assortment Of all qualities can
be found at w. l.. JONES',
febl4-tf Next TO Everett House.
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- VVAA 4A04e1 Us
Farmers Read This.
SAVE TIME AND MONEY.
N7HES you want good drink Of
w water, you 20 10 the fountain
head. Do the same tnirg VIXEN you want
hrst-class
AGR/CU TURAL
IMPLEMENTS !!
am Offering the Best
Grain & FertiliZIng Drill
in the world, of which am the Inventor
and Patentee. Let. Ii is the only perfect
force feed Drill made; it will not shake
out more grain or drop it in bunch, In
seeding over rocky or unleyel ground. 3D.
{ will not wear or break off the germ of
the grain while passing through the grain
feeder as is the case with iron force.ieed
drills. Sd 1t is the only Fertilizer sower
that has pstent sharp edge feed openings
which cannot be pasted shut with wet or
damp fertilizers, and which will cut up
Jumps, sticks, bones, nails, &c, which are
sometimes found in fertilizers. without
injuring feed openings or the drill in any
way. 4th 1t is the only Drill that has
patent Main Frame which throws axle
piece out Of the way so that the hoes or
sbovels in passing over distractions when
used or thrown zg-zag, can go up and
back without interfering with axle-ra;l of
the Drill, thereby avoiding great strain
and oftentimes breakage cf the machine
9th. 1t is the only Drill that has hoe
shifter rails to which the drag bars hre
attached and arranged, one in rear and
one in front ofmain- frame rail, on which
he tongue is taste ned; by this patent the
main frame is shortened and a great
weight taken from the horses necks 9Th.
1t is the only Spring-hoe Drill that has
patent check link which holds the pressure
from gum spring; the spring Is only used
in passing over distinctions thereby re-
lieving spring of constant wear. 18th. 1t
is the only Drill that has patent Side
block, giving shoyels any desired angle,
and allowing the grain to be put in at
any depth desired, the same in hard or
mellow ground.
Iexamine and straighten up every Drill
before it leaves my place of business, tnus
oftentimes saving purchasers from annoy
ance and loss of time when they are ready
to commence seeding. Thousands of far
mers who are using my DILL, and have
used all other max $ will testify to It's su-
superiority, as sci forth above.
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BIZ l HE CELEBRAIED
CUMBERLAND VALLEY PLOW,

TITS the boss. have sold forty since
last spring, and all who have used them
pronounce them the best in the market
Try one and be convinced of this tact.
am selling the
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All of which will be sold at low prices
for cash.
All medicines warranted fresh and gen.
uine, and of the best quality.
He desires to say to his old friends and
customers, and all who may feel inclined
to favor him with their support and con-
fdence, that the greatest care is at all
times exercised in compromising medicines.
Physicians prescriptions neatly and ac-
curately prepared by competent and e.
perienced Druggists, according to the
strlctest rules Of Pharmacy, at all hours
Of the day and night mar2O'9O
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SHOE MANUFACTORY,
CEMENT PATCHING.

and repairing in all branches neatly done.
Thanking my customers aud the public in
general for their liberal patronage ex.
tended me in the past, respectfully so :
licit their future favOrs.
am respectfully,
] X. SHERREh
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Corns Can be Cured,

Why suffer with corns when Peps
Corn Solvent IS a SURE cure. Price &c
cents bottle. 1t is warranted to cure
or the money will be refunded. For
sale by GETTINoER s. HoKE,
Agents for the manufacturer.
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CHAMPION GRAIN FAN.
American Cider Mill.

The best Fan in the market. | am al.
Offering the
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-10-22

Tumors, erysipelas, mercurial
diseases, scrofula, and general de-
bility cured by "Dr. Lindsey's
Blood Searcher."
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Just received large stock q the
celebrated Carlisle shoes, for Ladies'
and Mlsses-the best shoe in town for
the money, for sale only by II. N.
DEATPICK.
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| have received case of Malaga
Hats, for Men and Boys-call AMI see
them, at II. N. DEATRfCK'S.
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SOLDIERS!

A. A. THOMAS, corner Of Ninth and F.
Streets, Washington, D. c., attends to
Pension and Back Pay. Bounty Claims
collected. Contested Land Claims, Min
eral and Agricultural, attended 10 before
the Department of the Interior and Su-
preme Court. Land Warrants, Land Scrip
and Addition Homesteads purchased and
sold. (apr23-tf.
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A Strong Light Draft Mil, which will get
more cider from the same amount and
kind ofapples than any other hand mill.
l keep CUTTING BOXES, and all
kinds Of Agricultural Machinery; also,
new Patent Pump for wells aad cisterne
Patent Washing Machine, best on the
market; Johnson's New Patent Fluting
Irons, acknowledged to be the best that
are made; also the celebrated Remington
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-01-07

a pELEoArloN Of Sioux Indians from
t1e Lower nrule Agency has arrived n
washington Their mission d 10 prote-,
against the right 81 way being granted n
railroads through their reservation.
MiCnAELoff, Russian Nihilist a
high rank. has been arrested Il Berlin.
In Franklin Township, Pa, trichinosis
has carried on six members 81 one family
and prosirated four persons III another.
RECENT Irish news: The Home-rule
members or Parliament assembled N pnh-
'in on the 9th, at rarnell's invitation. "a
settle the programme Of the coming season.
y y intiinaicd that Parnell and other III
dieted members will announce their in,cn.
tion % defy the Court and appear Al West
minister. The magistrates. In rcply u For-
ster'S circular. state that they arc nnahle "
carry out the law, owing 10 terrorism.
Inc monaghan anti-Leaguc. Association has
issued manifesto calling on loyal men Ia
combine for mutual defense. and 10 combat
the hateful teachings Of the Land League.
There was riot on Christmas day in Dub
IN between soldiers and civilians. The no.
lice separated the combatanfs. Al Cork.
on the police ordering 4 disorslerIr
crowd TO dispense, volley wa tjred
at them from revoycrx. One poljcs-
man was shot, but moi mortally wounded.
A number OF Land League meetings NM.
been prohibited and police placed on the
ground to enforce the prohibition. A mob
q 1000 persons attempted 70 wreck the resi-
uence OF MT. Downing, Justice or the Peace
~ banniconlan. County Mayo, after he had
srrved writs Of ejcctment on some tenants.
me police kept the people back al the point
of the bayonet. Downing escaped on a car
TO Ballina, where he took the train for Dub
In. The police now occupy his residence.
a SEVERE snow-storm prevailed east
Of the Alleghanies on the 18th. accompanied
BY disastrous gales along the coast. Rail-
way trains were generally blocnadcd Nv /
The Dutch Beers Of Transyaal.
South Africa. have raised the standard ~ - I
volt against the British and are now IN omen 4
'nsurrection. They have chosen President K
and set about reconstructing their little re-
public, which was "annexedv by the British
n 1877. Among the overt acts reported il =
recent attack upon detachment or go men
a the Ninefysfourth British Regiment.
nearly 100 81 whom were killed or wounded
ind the remainder taken prisoners. II II r.
ported that the Home Government viii az
nee dispatch several regiments to the
rransvaal.
The Chilians expect to attack Lima
With force OF 30 900 men, who have been
'iven permission 70 piIlage the city. The
principal families have departed, with ali
heir valuable property. The Peruyians are
apidly concentrating their forces, one bat
alton having marched 800 miles.
THERE are reports Of great destitu-
lon and suffering among the Irish coloni~ts
ecently settled IN Big stone County, Mimi,
nder the supervision OF Bishop Ireland.
and supplies have been sent from
I. Paul and Minneapolis.
A BERLIN dispatch reports that many
ewish families are preparing 70 emigrate 10
elgium, France or England.
A MOVEMENT i making in Northern
'akota 20 have the Territory divided into
yo parts.
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DIR. WILSON, the gentleman sent "a
Washington on behalf Of the Oklahoma col
onists, has been granted an interview with
the President, but failed to secure the with
drawal Of the Executive proclamation de-
claring the invasion or the Indian Territory
Illegal and ordering the arrest OF the intrud-
ers. The only hope OF the colonists now lies
In Congressional action.
The boilers in Dodge & Co.'S shoe
factory a. Newburyport, Mass, exploded
- noon on the 27th, killing instantly John
Harrington, engineer. and John II. Basley.
fireman, and fatally injuring John Tcel and
Oscar Satkins, al or whom were in the boils
er-room II the time Of the explosion. The
disaster occurred, fortunately, during
the dinner hour. or the loss Of
life among the 800 operatives must have
been fearful to contemplate, a. the boiler
house was blown 70 atoms and the debris
scattered IN al directions, while one Of the
boilers was landed 200 yards away, crushing
everything In IL path. The cause Of the ex-
plosion Il not known, - the boilers are said
% have been nearly new and Of the best
quality.
JAcoB GooLE and wife, residing
four miles from Bethlehem, Pa, On the
morning Of the 9th were found dead IN
bed, their heads nearly severed from their
bodies. a bloody * was found n the
apartment and the walls were splaxhcd with
blood. Joseph snyder. miner, who board
ed with the Goggles. was believed 70 be the
murderer. He was caught BY IN Infatuated
mob soon after the discovery Of the crime,
forced 70 confess bic guilt, ana hanged 10
The nearest tree. The Goggles leaves three
children.
a COLLISION Of trains on the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad occurred on the morning
q the Goth % the State line, sixty three
miles from Mobile, causing che death or both
engineers and fIremen and the injury Of sew
cral other employees = well as passengers.
The names Of the killed are Savage.
Heuchey and Moody, one not being given.
PHILIP WHTsKANr, Charles Sellers,
and three coIored men, riding IN caboo.e
on the AIRLINE Railroad, North Carolina.
were killed BY . collision, nine miles from
Charlotte, on the 20th.
The steamer City Of Picking from
China brings n account or the burning 81 |
lhcater IN Nomholtner, Province of Yuchun.
On the afternoon o. December Ii. some
1000 spectators were n The theatcr Il Inc |
Lime, and great panic cnsucd. There was /
Wild rush for The doors, and many were |
mangIcd and killed By being troddcn on. /
Several hundred were burned 10 death. Il
among whom were number Of actors.
Nh. II Duo, Commissioner 81 Arr
culture, T. establishing IN experimental ~
arm twenty miles from ChSrje<ton on IN
Inc q Che South Carolina Railroad.
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.


DEC. 2.-In the Senate, on motion o.
Nj. Morgan. the resolution onered BY him IN
June last. declaring the President d the SEN
ate Il not con<titutionally authorized % count
snc Electoral vote, Was taken up. and Mr..
Morgan spoke AZ length In advocacy thereof.
The House bill for the relief Of settlers ON re-
stored railroad lands passed The senate
then went into executive session.....-
IN the House. after prayer and tho reading Of
che journal. Mr.. NcLane ~, Md.) - qncs-
tion affecting the dignity Of the House. called
attention 70 the scene OF disorder which took
place on the floor on the previous day be-
tween Ncssrs Weaver C., Iowa. and sparks
o., ILL.,. and suggested that both the Offend
tng members relieve themselves ~ the
onensc BY apologixfng 20 the House.
A. neither Of the gentlemen manifested
any disposition 70 act upon Mr. NcLanc's
suggestion, the latter offered resolution re-
quilting them 20 apologize. This was enbse.
Quently modified 80 4. 70 read "pcr1niftcd"
tns!ead q required Mr.. Weaver then arose
and stated his deep regret ne the
occurrence; he admitted tho language
u~ed by him was wholly unjustifiable
and he made his apology humbly 70 the
House. Mr.. sparks then said that the Ian.
K1age used BY him on the occasion referred
- was supplementary and in conflict with
che rules If the House. and he apoIogixcd for
A. Upon motion the whole subject was
thefeupon laid uponthe table. y. Both Houses
adjourned ill the 9Th OF January.
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Inn funeral services Tor Dr. Wilbur =. <su.
kofd. ~ Grccnpo.ns. y T.. who died II di.h-
tntf'a on sunday morning. were yr<frr.Iur
performed ~ BIZ native place. NIldlcrown.
Sonn' Dr sanford MAS only thiriy.six years
oid but ne had attained an eminent position
~ his profession. Ailthc people ~ t.r.ru Nina
seem 20 mourn biz loss. especially a. h, lo<t
~ i'fc Ia trying % save thai II u ra,i,nt. Two
weeks ago DR. sanford ~as called % ~ nci-
sLie 81 child who was suffering from .iiph-
th'''a. ~ "as srrs malignant case. and ID.
sanford watched the child day and night. AZ
80. 'ne nir passages were uilcd up aud she
not pr. sanford. Who had his knife M RAMA
immediately made an opening IL the windr,pc
through which. with small rubber int<. ne
drew out with hi own mouth the poisonon,
mud. lie prolonged the life 81 the child for
several hours BY the operation. hut sacfificc.I
MS own life. THIS way u cunlncr Inr >.,<-, ~
operation Il regarded by all surgeons - 80
tremeiy hazardous 10 tie operator. Inr.e
French surgeons are kno~n % have losl their
hves IN the same way. Young Df. Hn,chln.
con. the son OF distinguished surxcon Of
nfookiyn'~as the only American victim. - far
- known prior 10 the case u Dr. sanford
a short time after the operation ~. rn1s,n
which had lnocuiatcd DR.. Sanford's MOD ~
that be was suffering from d,pb,h.r,. ~ IN.
aliopathic doctors III Crrenpo'ut osfcr.d ,nr,-
services. Two Or three were win bI,n .-,,.
tinua.ly. The patient had always be.n very
delicate. and this was against him. IL y,
strong nonrishmcnt. ne could BE- kept al.y<, ~
certain number Of days. Il was known shat
the crisis would be passed ana he would ~
cover. Frozen beer blood was init oduced INTO
his stomach, and brandy was injected under
the SKIN. when the patient was able to swat
low anything a. all ne vas gircn icc-l4d
champagne Food Ia the most condensed
form was introduced b. every possible means
Hut nothing could save him. ana BE- nn.l,x
said Inn whisper. Its no use. gentlemen:
I've got 70 70" He died of asihenia or zen
erai weakness, and did not live long enough
20 reach that stage 81 the disease in whicn .
surgical operation bee ,mcs necessary.
Dr. Van Giescn. speaking Of the case or DR..
SANFORD yesterday, said. III he hal been 4
strong man have no d,ub, that We would
have pulled him through Years nSro STRONG
y advised MIN. a. . good many orncr friends
did also. % give up the practice ~ medicine.
as be could not stand II. He anaiIy accepted
our advice. He went through the course n
The Columbia Law school. graduating win
honors But soon after icing admitted 10 the
bar nc returned 70 pracsiclng medicine. He
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tan i<-.. = lew days 1<o- On the last
scene - tragedy which n some ~ ~
main features was peculiar 10 Fr,nce
and the French people We refer ~
the trial before the Court Il A->ire-
- the Aisne ~ y0unr girl named
Nirginic Dumairc for the murder X Dr
Picart
Two Or three years hack. rionr-. <hsn
> medical student attached to .he hns-
r.fal ~ Laon. became nssilnou> IN ~
dcyoiions 70 Yirginic Dum1ire. fhe
! principal ,egatcc 81 an old of7irs.l
named Herbin. In whose employ re
had been ~ the lime 81 hi death.
ficart was poor. AMI the girl ~ mo
fe>sed g. love pad his examination les
out q her own pockei. and thus ena-
biei him 70 enter upon the practice II
his profession lie promised 10 marry
Nirginie. but had no sooner fairly
started in practice In = yiilarr near
Laon. than he broke on All relations
with her. and became engaged ~ .
Mile. Laloi. the daughter II ! wealthy
landowner Of the vicinity.
This was too much for the wronrni
girl. who moved II once 20 The xili7.--
near which her rival dwe,f. and warned
Wt<E tAA- -tt-t"Lt1Lt
would come 70 hum 4 ~ persisted in
wedding MS new sweetheart Accord
inSis. On Inc day when the i-alpi family
anu iicau met y draw NJ The mar
ri1Ee contract Nirglnic- haifmAd. burst
into the room where the party was 80
semoieu- and interrupted the noiary-
cfs ing OIL. ms marriage VIII never
take place Never. ficarr remained
lmras-ixs.
lew lAys infer- on the morning n
me ias' Gay 81 Arri- 49,. f1cart lrtr
stnuir~~c- me VILLAGE where he lived
lot Laon. 70 uny some wedding pres
tnts ior Maiemoiseiie i-sloi. who wAs
- aceompany nim Nrt Tar trNm ms
nome rs heard woman voice calling
MIN vas firk nie- who ran 1tfcr
niin ana overlook him fier r<nr hand
w. evnc.A'eh beneath her cioAk- She
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PETER HAzzARp's great JOY 10 his
violin. He had immense feet. tut -
could beat III. far and near. q cutting
pigeon wings and the old-fs<hioned
styles d dancing He died recently -
Groton. Mas. aged lO1 years
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THE following q the snb<r anre Of Mt Burn
sides Educational bin ~ Il recently passed
the United states senate:
The net proceeds 81 sales of public Lands and
OF patents are forever go apart fcr the tdnca-
ton Of the people The Secretary IA rhe
Treasury shall yearly appor1ion 20 the several
States and Territories and the District or CO.
lnmbia- upon the basis Or population between
che ages q five ana twenty years. the said net
profits for the previous year. which shall bc
credited on the books Of the Treasury Is nm
educational fund. On which four PCT cent. In
terc-t per annum 4 % b. paid % the states -
above; provided, that for the first ten years
the superintendent shall be male accord
Ing % the numbers of the population
q ten years old and upward rho cannot
rcad and write: and provided. further. tnnt
one-thiri " the income from said fund snail
b annually appropriated % the comple-ci
endowment AMI support ~ colleges e<fah-
li-hed Or which may be established under rhc
act a 1@'s, until the amount annually thus
accruing % said colleges IN each state shall
reach eNOpo. after which the whole income or
said fund shall Be appropriated % the said
States. Territories and District 70 fhe cduca-
tion 81 Al children between the axcs of sIx
and sixteen. The Secretary Or the Treasury
a authorized 20 add % the fund any sums
a sum not exceeding nfty per cent. Of the
amount received b. any state. etc. thc nr<f
year. and not exceeding ten per cent
- any year thereafter may b applied.
- discretion. 70 the maintenance or
schools for instruction ~ teachers or
common schools. TO be entitled to the bcnc-
nts q this oct any state. etc. must maintain
Tor at least three months IN each year until
january !. iss5. and thereafter fur months IN
each year, systcm of free public schools for
al children between six and sixteen years or
Age. Any State. etc.. mIsapplyinR any d tho
money received under this act shall forfcif
further grants until the amount 20 miSapplIcd
shall have been replaced ~ said state. etc
Nothing contained IN the acf shall b. held %
nltcr any previous law regarding the DISPOSE
lion o. public land nor % limit the power q
Congress over the public domain. nor % inter
lerc with granting bounty land 10 soldiers ana
'ailors. The bin also authorizes collcrcs
established under the net or Isss 20 establish
lchools Tor the technical education az women.
~~D or----
GUM arabic. dissolved In whisky. will |
Zeep the hair curled ii damp weather.
-Exchangc. a little sugar dissolved |
2 4 has similar elect On the legs
Ohm b. Cough.
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mr.. KEExEis reported tohave boueht
: ilns stock farm \ Virginia
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~ n 10y S4n~-SfOWCI9
Association convened II ST. Louis on the
2lst, representatives being present from al
The Upper Mississippi States.
The newest Canadian railway scheme
& incorporated under the name Of the Allan.
&c and Northwestern, with capital stock
q - 900. The termini will be some point
On the Atlantic coast within the Dominion
and port on Lake Superior, By way or Ot.
tawa and Montreal.
The first spiral tunnel On the 81. Co.
thard line IN Switzerland. has been com
plcted. Its 1000 metres In length. ana was
bored through granite entirely By hand.
The Mexican Executive has ordered
two engineers, three officers of stan and one
physician % accompany Capt. Eads On hls
surveying tour over the Isthmus Or r.
hnantepec. The expenses Of commIssion.
err Will b paid By the Government.
SUBSCRIPTIONS have been opened a
New York FOR $l5, 200, 200 IL stock and bonds
q the Mexican National Railway. designed
q connect Laredo with TIE CITY of Mexico.
The St. Louis a San Francisco Rail-
road, which now terminates q vinlta. "
nurrying forward rails and tIes Into Indian
Territory, and expects % put = thousand
men q work q - early date.
The ex'oit % the various railway
Ilnee now under control % ne Nv Gould
eo1 o'nallon \ given = follows: The wa
onsn syS'eu, both esst md wsst d ths NIL
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better known a. Frank Ruct,.ra ~. ,re,,,
known English writer On natural historx |.
dead. N
PREsrpExr HArrs's recommend at;on
n his message - make ex.pre-idsrf cr.n,
Captain General. ~ e,,c;,ed I. ,st,.r ,ra',,
General sherman n nsr.on., fr;s,.s I'M Il
which ~ savs. when cerer.1 a.. 49, =
nominated ~ pres;dert Il ~ :; =, ;.s.ns
II ls6s. ~ vo,nnfesred - !. ~ ' $1,000
that when MT tcrm w.s ~, ~ 1917.
not desire ~ reyaIn con,m.ri - ~
Army. a. Il would ~ nniu.t - ~
1 have never heard Mn s,rc.