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SAN FRANCIScO-Ar 4th ship Oriental, Brown,
Liverpool
Cid 10th. ship schepp. Gates, Liverpool.
GALVESToN,Cld 9Th, sch Chas heyer. Jor-
dan, Apalachicola.
ward bound, tchs Charlie Bucki, H Macomber.
Wyoming City of Chelsea, Flora Condor, Nellie
Grant, A W Kills Farnham, Tamos, Nellie
Pickering Wave Crest and others.
RlCHMOND-Sld 18th, schs Alfred Keen, Crock
EFT, and Hattie King, Crowley. New York
NoRFoLK-Ar 9th, sch Mary E Long, Hardy,
GEORGETOWN, Dc-Ar 18th. sch NJ A Achorn,
FORTRESS MONROE--Sld 9th, brig Edith Hall,
(from St Domingo) for New York.
NEWPORT NEWS-Sld 11th, sch A Wiley.
BALTIMORE = Ar 18th, sch Moses Webster
Rhodes, Kennebec
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 18th, sch Cox & Green,
ar 18th. barque j W Dresser circuit, Progreso.
Ar 12th, sch Helen Montague. Green, Port Royal.
p. AT 18Th 'c5s ChaIs Willie Weed, vinalhayen;
CID 18th. schs Sarah & Ellen, York, for Portland;
Bluehill; Willie Newton, Pendleton. Bangor: N
V Rokes Crowell Bath; Allie Cakes Piilsbury. Cal
ais; A II Hurlbert. Crosby, kennebec; j Case
Kendall, kocklaud; Lucy. Cassidy POI tland; Laura
Robinson. Luce, and Emma. Lttlejohn, Kennebec;
Cabot. Bunker. and W $ .Jor,on. Handy Boston:
Adm Richards 1n Patershall from FAN River; Olive
Branch, Pendieton, Providence.
Clark, New York.
Lucy Wentworth, Hubbard, Boston,
NEW HAVEN-Ar 18th, sch Para, Port johnson
Tor Boothbay; Gamma, from Hoboken for Boston;
Aleora. Elizabethport for Salem; VIM Duren, from
Weehawken for Eastport. So
FALL KIVER-Sld 18th, schs Elizabeth DeHart,
Low. and Isabella Thompson, Pendeton, New York
NEW BEDFoRD-Sld 18th. schs "A e Willard,
VarnIm, and Agricols, Ray, Philadelphia.
Henderson, from New London for Boston; Chrome,
Rondout for do; Race Horse, do for Portland, jed
Frye, ElizAbethpors for do; More Light. New York
for Calais Eva Yates, Kennebcc for New York;
Caroline, Steuben for do; Gertrude e Smith, Rock
land for Baltimore
Sid 18th schs Chrome, and Alice Cakes.
EDGARTOWN-Ar 18th, sch Chrome Wooster
New York for Boston; America, from Rockland for
New York.
HYANNIS-Ar 18th. sch L d Wentworth, Kim
ball. Bangor,
BOSTON Ar 18th, schs Minnie Look. Lock.
Machias; Idaho, Dreamer, Hoboken; ltaska, Wilson
Millbridg henrietta, sBassett, Bangor; L War
rrn, Babbidee, Winterport: Diadem, Sellers, and
Sarah Hill, Colt. Castine; VIM n Dewitt Huey
Damariscetta; P Wallace, Bryant, Bristol.
Ar 18th, scbs Mansnr B Cakes. ingalls, Macf las:
Mary Dyer. Knox, Winterport, Lizzie Lee, Young,
Ellsworth; Annie l. Wilder, Blake, Camden.
Cid 18th, barqus Tatay, Pettis. Par, sboro Ms;
schs S Graham, Smith. and L Plummer Howes,
kennebec Danl Webster. Smith, 10.
SALEM-Ar 18th schs John Douglas. Jordan
Steed, Augusta for New York; Hortensia lynn for
Machias.
MARBLEHEAD-A 9Th, sch wbtehouse,
Farnham, So Amboy.
New for Kennebunk; N Miller Gardiner for New
York; JAS Barrett Halloweil for do.
PORTSMOUTH-Below 18th brig Morancy I'm
Boston for Rockland; sebs Wilils Putnam, do for
Calais; Sarah Bruen, Calais for New York; Winner
Boston for Maobiss.
BUCKsPORT-A Ar 10th, sch Grace Cushing,
Mosher, Philadelphia.
.sACo-. Ar 18th. sch Fannie Mitchell, Bickford,
New York.
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TU LET.

A NICE pleasant sensment for q small family,
"A % Paris Street. Inquire of
oetlldlw H. A. jones, 2oS state St.
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SAVE YOUR BRAIN!
A MARVELLOUS INVENTION!
Ia rsnus3 AutntnofIo sIIs.- nuLI

Parsons Automatic Adding Table
Excels all adding machines. 1t will add columns of
figures with great rapidty and unvar, ing accuracy
is so simple child can operate it, small it can be
greatest assistance for proving columns: every
counting house and every book -keeper needs it.
Sent by mail for 30 cents by E. A. PARSONS. Lock
Draw er 80, New Haven, Conn. Agents Wanted
In every town. tl3d&wlm
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Fraud.

Fraud.
All meritorious articles are initiated, which
fact is strong evidence of their worth, and
ELRCTRo-SnIcoN, the noted silver polish, is
no exception. See that full name ELECTRO
SfLicoS is on each box. Grocers Wholesale,
W. r.. Phillips & Co.
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BOSTON AND SAVANNAH
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
lIRECI IINE from BOSTON tn SAVANNAH

connecting at Savannah with all rail lines to poind
in the South and Southwest, and with rail and
steamsr lines to all points in Florida.
Magnificent passenger accommodations. New
Steamers-Fastest time and lowest rates.
The elegant new iron steamers of 200 tons each .
GATE CITY and CITY OF COLUMBUS, viii san
regularly every Thursday from Boston and savan-
nah.
These steamers considered the finest the coast
For freight or passage apply to
w. H. RING, IS wharf, Boston, or A. DEW
SAMPSON, POI Washington ST.. Boston.
aug29 eod3m
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FORElGN POn rs


Sid I'm Adelaide Aug 16, brig II Sibley Fowler
Newcastle, NSW.
at Newcastle. NSw, Sept 6. barques Grace Deer
ing, Salvage, for Singapore; Elmiranda Staplos for
Yokohama.
Sid I'm Sydney, NSW, Aug 81, ship Solitaire Otis
valparaiso; Sept g, Astoria, Drummond, Iquique
In port July q ship Gettysburg, fTheobsld, from
Adelaide. ar Aug 90 disg
Ar at Victoria, vi, Sept 9th. barque Whit.
moro, Shillabar, from Departure Bay for San Fran
cisco; Oct l 1. ship Danl Barnes, Slower, hiogo.
At MoodyyilIe. VI, Sept ~, barque Adelia Carl
ton. Grant. for sydney, NSW, ready.
Passed Dover, K, 18th inst, ship Red Gross, How
land from San Francisco for Antwerp.
Sid fun Sagua I'd inst, brig Ernestiae, Brooks, for
Cardenas
at Ssgaa 9th inst brigs A j Pettengill, Dewey,
for New York: Eeneriffe, Tracy do.
Passed Halifax 9th, barQue Lothair, Desmond,
from Portland for Cow Bay.
Cid at Hillsboro 10th, sch Lizzie B McNichols
flaming Nowburg. NY.
ar at st Johu. NIB, 18th inst sch Ella Brown,
keene. Portland via Jonesport.
Cid 18th. schs Afton, Watts Portland; 18th Sea
Bird, Andrews, and Almeda, Mullin, Rockland; Al-
ba. Barton, and Janet 8, Barton, Rockport.
SPOK EN. ss
Aug 10, lat 16 N. Ion 38 W. barque Hazel
tine, Gilkey. from New York for Hong Hong
Sept L. lat 30 N, Ion 38 W ship st Nicholas, JOY,
from New York for San Francisco.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

THE nndsrsign give notice that my wife, Dora
Cole has left my bed and board, and that
shall pay no bills OF her ntraettng from his date
Boston, August 20, 1882. CT. COLE
egt72 d8tS
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Inths sleeping Car from Chicaso

Inths Sleeping Car from Chicago
- lady sat with her only child;
The poor little fellow was almost wild.
He was making a noise like circus band,
8 Fer horrible feloI was on his hand.
"a quiet old man remarked to the mother:
.sI think we can stop this pain and bother.
I've bottle of PAIN KILLER here" said he,
=, And think it will cure him; let us see.'
he poured some drops ON moistened rag,
And wrapped the feloD, as if in a bag,
And soon the suffering child was calm 3.
aAs the voice of summer evening psalm.
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Portland & Ogdensburg R. R.
FALL ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing Monday, ct0ber 2, 1882.

Commencing Monday, ctober 2, 1882.
Passenger Trains leave Portland
S.25 A N For all stations running through to
St. Johnsb ry Burlington, Swanton, VT, and
Ogdensbui g, N. Y, Also connecting at st. Johns
bury for Newport, Sherbrooke and Montreal
$50 y. NJ For all Stations through to Craw-
ford's and abyan's. connecting with steamer
on Sebagn Lakes for Naples, Bridgtou and Harri-
son, and with stages for No. Windhan, Standish.
Limington. Sebage. So. Bridgton, Porter, Kezsr
Falls, Denmark, Bridgton and Lowell.
Trains arrive an Portland:
IL. 40 a. M, from Fabyan's and intermediate sta
lions.
$40 p. M, from Montreal and all points through
line.
j. HAMILTON, SuperintendeAt.
Portland, September 20. 1882, oct2dn
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ECZEMA.

Sixteen months since an eruption broke out on my
leg anu both feet, which turned out to be Eczema
and caused me great pain and annoyance / tried
various remedies with goud results until used the
Cu d q, KEsoLVENT internally, and CUTIcURA
cured me, SO that my skin is as smooth and natural
as
LEN NJ. FRAILEY, "a South St., Baltimore
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.<zsm.~e ON AND AFTER MON.
.Lk,EAAs p DAY, SEPT. 18th stcam-
<szss-sksssaSSzs ers Of this Line will
foot Of State street, every Monday, Wednes-
DAY and Friday, at p. m, for Eastport and St.
John, with connections for Calais, Robbinston St,
Andrews. Pembroke. Houlton, Woodstock, Grand
Menan, Campobelle, Digby, Annapolis, Yarmouth
Windsor, Halifax, Moncton, Newcastle, Amherst
Pictou, shediac, Bathurst, Dalhsusie, Char
lottetowD Fort Fairfield Grand Falls, and Other
stations on the New Brunswick and Canada, Inter
colonial, Windsor, and Annapolis, Western Ooun-
and Stage Bontas.
"a Freign received up to p. m. and any In.
formation regarding the same may be had at the
office Of the Freight Agent, Railroad Wharf
Fer Circulars, with Excursion Routes Tickets,
State Rooms and further information apply at
Company's Once, 40 Exchange St.
my25 : ''''' dtf
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Portland and Worcester Line.
PORTLAND & ROCHESTER, Il. II.


---, On and after Monday, June 10,
ssssse9sssasEk $50, Passenger Trains viii leave
E-z=1r1ss Portland at 5.30 n. M, aad
at 2.15 y. m. and 7.3o p. m. Returning leave
Union Depot Worcester at 8. 90 a. m. and IL rs a
a., arriving at Portland at Las p. m. and 5.45 D.
%.
Fer Clinton, Aver yHne., Fischbnrg,
Nashaa, lowell, Windhan, and Ep-
ping 80 80 a. n. and Les p. M.
Ter Mas cSesser, Concord and points North, at
LOS ..
wSr Rochester, springvAIc, Alfred, Wat
erbOss and saco River.z .SO n. M, a.O5
p. ms, and tmixed) at $50 p. m. Returning
leave Rochester st (mixed) 646 Q. m, lilo
an, and 1856 p. M; arriving ut Portland
(mixedl Q, 40 a. M, 1.25 p. m. and S.45 p. m.
fer Gorhsm, saccaraRpa, Canberlana
Mills, Westbreok and Ws@dford'x.
st530 a. M, s.05, $40 and tmixed)
The .OJ .. m. tt ain from Portland connects NJ
Aye juno. with Hoosac Tunnel R0ute for
tlfWest, and ct Union Depot, Worcester, for
New Work via Norwich Line, and all rail,
Ssrringaeld, also with N. ". e. N. X. n.
A. .('Steamer Maryland Routs'') for Philadel-
2hia, Baltimore, Washington, and tina
South and with Rosteu &c Albany n. n. for
the West.
Close connections made at Wesfbreek Jnnc-
sEon with through trains of Ne. Central r. R.. and
at GrandTrunk Transfer, Portland with through
trains Of Grand Trunk r. r.
Parlor Cars on 4 .O5 p. m. train from Portland
and 500 a. m. train from Worcester.
Through tickets to all points South and West, at
Depot offices and at Rollins D Adams No. ~ En-
change Street
Does not stop at oodford's.
J.w. PETERS. supt.
je17
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MEETINGS
The Annual Meeting

The Annual Meeting.
or the Subscribers to the Female Orphan Asylum
" of POI Il md, will be held at the house Of Mr.
Charles y. Jose, 10S high Street on Tuesday
Oetcber 18th, at half past turee O'Clock In the I
ternoon, ABBIE s. BARRETT, Seoy.
Portland, Oct. 9th, 1854. ectl0dd
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WANTED.


E0 LADIES', 10 make Caps and Hoods. Apply
W as W0rssed Department
sstodn OWEN, MOORE g co.
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-. Secure care and comfort by using German
Corn Remover Snre cure for corns. 25c.
Druggists.
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LOST AND FOUND

House nd LAND For Sale.
fHyHE two rtory d cling house, No. 46 Fore st.,
Il near India rect, st y low price. The land
extends from Fsre street to the land OF the Grand
Trunk Railway. Apply 30 wM. H. JARRIS.
ioctlS d1ws
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In This city Oct. IL, by Rev. T. d. Anderson, Jr.
William Elliott and Lizzie w. Dyer, both of Port
land.
In this city, Oct 10, by Rev. j. M. Lowden, G II.
CAspsn Tompson and Mrs. Mary e. Hatch.
In this city, Oct. 2, by Rev. F. W Pelonbet Of
Nktck, MASS. Geo. 5. Payson and Miss Louisa g.
Thaxtef, both of Portland.
In Saecarappa. Sept. 8, at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. K. e. Bacon assisted by Rev
N. b. Meade. OF StoningtoR, Conn.,, f. IL. Cleaves
aaA Miss Hattie N. Brown.
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4 IA Hall, with q sestiag capacity Of
Rbsut k4e, we'll lighted, frsnt and rear,
with TIVE large ante resms, located on
gross st. GRO. HI. CUSHMAN.
AckA DIFF
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HOTEL,

NETWORK.
WETHERBEE& FULLER, Proprietors.
Strangers will here find excellent accommodations
at reduced prices during the summer months
This new and elegant house is very centrally To-
Gated for the reception Of guests, either permanent
or transient. 1t is eharningly situated being a
central point amidst the most fashionable resdenes
churches &c, &c; near tha Grand Central Dspot'
within three minutes walk Of the elevated roads
and Madison Avenue caIs. The yentilation beat-
ing and plumbing are arranged on the most ap-
proved principles The hotel Is conducted on lie
Europe and America, vita a res aurant of nnxnr-
passed excellence and at reasonable charges.
mayzf dS&Wm6
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- How is your son who went TO New Mexico
.cpmfng on" asked Gilhooly of Col. Yerger,
II vhOss son left Austin year or two ago for
that Territory Every WE'LL indeed, was the
rsply, II suppose he has helped hang many
9 desperado?" "On the contrary, he ia the
Z snly man i'll New Mexico who never has
.aanything to do with hanging criminals"
How is that?" "Well, you see he is a sher-
u ff"-Texas Siftings.
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Brig Rachel Coney, of Bangor. 291 tons. built in
1868 has been sold to Whtford, Aldricb & Co of
Providence at $500 She is to be employed in
the Cuba business in charge of Capt q T Bryant.
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uwpEL TOLEAsE.

The Iafevnatiamal eteI. Psrtla nd. NE
ETyHIs HOUSE u situated elcse proximity a he
il laHdines of the Kzr can, New York and DOS.
ten Steamers ana opposi the Grand Trunk Depot.
Easy connection With ether parts Of the city by
street. oars. 1t 10 in hrsclaas order throughout and
will - Leased responsible parties furnished
furnishe1 at reasonable rental. Inquire of
AaaSd6 AUG. r. FULLER. Portland, Ne.
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Ship Cyrus Wakefield. recently launhed at Tho
maston, ia nearly ready for sea, and will leave for
New York in q few days in charge of Capt ID j
Hodgdon.
The ship in the oBron yard at Thomaston is ap-
preaching complexion and will be launched the lat
ter part of this month. The new three masted schr
Helen Marti in the yard of s Gerry. and the
Carrie Strong, in the yard OF Dunn Elliott, will
be launched about the 2Sth inst.
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WANTS.
WANTED.

WANTED.
A good smart American
boy to learn the printers
trade. Apply at this office
between Ii A. M. and l
Pm.
Wanted.
A good Cook. APPLY r. RAX-
TER, 81 Deerinx st.
oct13 dtP
CLERK WANTED.
sDsS = slsr ra can can give good reference
ect1ldtf IRvING BLAKE.
WANTED.
An upstairs rent Of at least s
r0ems, In the central part of the
city. Address &C."
Press Office.
set6 dtf
WANTED.
EO LADIES, 10 make Caps and Hoods. Apply
sstSdn OWEN. MOORE & co.
WANTED.
Three Tin Plate aad Sheet Irsa wsrk-
ers. w. d. AHES, Ne. 22 Market Square,
Portland, Maine.
THE FAVORITE." AGENTS ATTENTION.
WEvant agents in svsry part OF the state, 10
w sell the BEST article ever paced upon the
ssy sy ali ). superior a to .ngthns
Of the kind ever before manufactured It sells over
and oyer again, and BY energy permanent trade
sample and tsrns. 70 SMITH GREEN, Lock box
l6, Stensham, Mars sep2ed1n
CANvAssERs WANTED.
ITO sell The Eagie Clothes wringsr. Sold on y BY
Il eanvassers Coed salary or commission. No
capital required. J.w HIBBARD,
ssp7dH So Temp st.
Agents Wanted.
A agent gentleman or lazy, in the city Of Port
"A laAd and ia each town in Cumberland
County 70 sen article in the grocery line, which
whom tried viii - found indispensable for family
uss. Address
H. j. LEAvITr, Box ls7. derham. Ne.
Ssp11 DIFF
Ceat Vest ana Pan Makers
wunted. Also, arst-class machine
operator. Enquire or address
A. II. NICHOLS.
ssp9dH Nrunswick, MaAe.
GIRLS WANTED,
by PertianA Star Match Co.,
Wost Commercial st.
aug1O du
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$50 WANTED.
Three Tin Plate aad Sheet Irsa wsrk.
ers. w. D. AMES, Ne. ~ Market Square,
Portland, Maine.
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WANTED.

An upstairs rent Of at least s
r0ems, In the central part of the
city. Address &C."
Press Office.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1882-05-13

From vanclevesville.

The recent rains have given grass
and grain quite start.
Farmers are busily engaged planting
their Spring crops.
The new Thinker church now in
course of erection near this place is
35x40 feet in size. The work is being
rapidly pushed forward by Messrs.
Riddleberger, Overlander and RyOn
all proficient workmen. We under
stand it is to be completed by the 10Th
of this month--in time for the usual
spring Love-feast, when the peculiar
ordinances of feet-washing, the saluta-
ton of the holy kiss, DC, will take
place, also the Lords Supper. All
who have desire to witness the prac-
tice of these rites, can do so by attend
ing.
Mr.. F. d. Boyer, of Martinsburg, on
his return from an extended tour
through Virginia paid his father WIS.,
it on Tuesday. In describing his
travels, he gives quite good report
of the sections of Lynchburg and Rich
mond.
The X roads merchants, Messrs. Bell
& Wilson, are selling off at cost, and
expect to close out in short time.
Licklider & Mckee are selling rap
idly at bottom prices.
THE HERALD is becoming quite a
favorite among our newspaper rea-
ders. G. w. 3. y
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Darkesvine Items.

Mr.. Morgan SaafF8r, Who has been
located here for several years engaged
in the manufacture OF wagons, plows
&C., has removed to gHedgesyille. We
are sorry to part with him; for he is
a mechanic Of which any community
may feel proud, and a young gentle
man of high moral standard. Our best
wishes go with him.
Through the kindness ofthe Sec'ty,
we have learned tlatiExcelsior Lodge
has elected the following officers for
the ensuing terln: w, G. T.-Geo.
Mish; w. V. T.-Miss Virginia Brit
ton; w. r. S.-M. T. Bowen; w. +.
S.-Chas. Undertook /; w. T.-B. F.
Mish; w. C.-M.eL. Barr; w. NJ
Geo. Voorhees, w. /. G.-Miss Laura
Likins; w. O. G.-Dennis Sewers.
Mr.. M. l.. Barr has erected a neat,
and commodious building on his lot.
which he uses as shoe store. He
keeps city made boots and shoes in
addition to those of his own manufac-
ture. Luther is a first-class workman
and turns out everything from "heavy
brogan" to the light fantastic"
Mr.. Harry Grove, father of Joseph
Grove, and nearly ninety years ofage,s
died the early part Of last week. He
had been totally blind for four years.
To him, "rest is sweet"
Considerable preparation is being
made by our villagers to attend the
Grand Commandery exercises We'd
nesday. One of our Knights "of We
olden time" Don QuiNote, went to
town Monday to make some prelimi-
nary preparations, and when he came
back, he imagined he was the process
sion. With his lance at a rest, and his
helmet in the bottom Of the wagon, he
passed up our street d,iriag Rozin-
ante at furious pace, proclaiming in
a loud Voice the many virtues of his
dulcinea del bose, and bis determine
ton to rescue her from the (be )lcitcAery
of the giants. We ony hope he may
recover. ga A. ".
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Shanghai.

The wheat in this section looks
promising, and the farmers are re-
joicing in anticipation of rich har-
vest.
Kitchen, Hiett & Co. have started
their stave-cutter, and it works salts
factorily.
Mr.. A. II. Rutherford, of your city,
spent last week in our village.
Our Brass Band il making consider
able progress, and can be engaged
during the summer ut reasonable
terms.
Bark peeling is the order of the day
here, and it is being taken from the
mountains by the tons.
While crossing the mountain last
week, Mr., Geo, Moore. OF Morgan
County, came across a wild cat which
he succeeded in killing. j. NJ. +.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1882-05-13
Special Locals.
WANTED.--A secondhand riding
saddle. Apply at this Office.


BLACK SILK.-A great many ladies
will order samples of Black Silk from
the city, select the price they want
and order the Silk. Now we have no
objection to them ordering samples
and think it their d,ayto buy as cheap
as they can, but they ought to take the
and compare with the Silks
our merchants have in Stock and if
we cannot do as well or better for them
we will not ask them to buy. A great
many ladies think if they order them
from the city themselves, of course
they are cheaper than they can get
here. Defy New York, Philadelphia or
Baltimore to beat the Stock we now
have. If you have any city samples
it will be a pleasure to show you ours
and compare and If. we cannot do as
well for you we won't want Yon to buy
ours. EMMERT & FIERY.
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Near Advertisements.
CORPORATION TICKET.
LIGHT AND REFORM

At the earnest solicitation Of many
Taxpayers, the following gentlemen
have consented, if elected, to apply
their compensation towards lighting
our city or other purposes -
Mayor-H. A. FRAZER. Council
men-1st Ward, JOHN FITz; I'd,
ALFRED BEALL; Sd, D. s. EICHEL-
BERGER, SR.; 4th, p. KLINE; 9Th,
III. MCDOWELL.
We respectfully ask all good citi-
zens to join MS in electing to posi-
tions of public trust, those whose
only interest is the public good.
MANY VOTERS.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1882-05-13

OLD RELIABLE Rankin, the
phorosg pher, has the exclusive right
ofusing a numberoif patented processes,
used in the production of fine wGo--k
which are enhanced by the recent adj
dition of a combination sky and side
light artistic. back ground and access
sories. A coy reception room, with
a lady's toilet room. Pictures of chill
dreh and ladies dressed in white a
speciality. Work donesin oil, water
colors, and india; ipl alsO the new
fnoto- CnrOmo process. BafIsfaction
or no charge. IA full as.
sortment of frames Of I'LL sizes On hand.
Calf:and see before purchasing.
N'~ II. j. RANKIN.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1882-05-13
Bedington; News.

Spring has comeaat 1astatlM no one
sorry. 4.s3.J * Al"
The. Nipetown EabaN ybayeg post
poned their party until May goth. :
At this place, May a8sEE will be
Communion Sundaya ,atritthe NJ. E.
Church South. .."~ss.,..
We noticed while passing the resi-
dence of Mr.. Clinton Sprinkle, that he
had completely torn away his old mill
and is making rapid strides toward
erecting a new and larger one. When
he gets it in running order, it twill be a
boon to the surrounding. country.
Nothing of particular importance in
the vicinity of Greensburg, except on
Sunday nights, when YOU may see at
almost any hour, bright lights in the
parlors of young unmarried ladies' of
that place. We learn that some of
your Martinsburg boys frequent that
place in search of light.
We think, i'm these days, some chill
dren have things deal too much their
own way, and cause their fathers and
mothers to be slaves. We think it is
going too far when the goslings, teach
the geese, and the kittens rule the cat,
it is the upsetting of every thing and
no parent should indulge it. 1t is as
bad for the boys and girls as it is for
the PARENTS The time to train trees,
is when they are saplings and young
lads before the down comes on their
ehins. Begin to teach early, for what
we hear first we remember last, and
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1882-05-13

BEAUTIFUL MARBLE WORK. We
notice the erection of some beautiful
tombs at the marble and granite works
of j. A. Young. Among them is one
to the memory of the late Geo. w.
Tabler, ex-postmaster; very heavy
one to the memory of his father, Levi
]. Tabler, and one to the memory of
David +. Cunningham, also several
smaller tombs have been erected in
the last week. He has now at his
works beautifully lettered monu-
ment to the memory of Mrs. Barbara
V. Dugan, wife of Lewis ID. Dugan.-
Those wishing anything in his line
will do well to call and see him for he
will sell lower than others can afford
to sell, and guarantees satisfaction in
every case, or no sale.
J. A. YOUNG,
8 doors East of Market House.