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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-08-05
Oaa,e Summer 927.

in iid anfnebmsu, has ben Ibiersn nidt
mDgIia lit.
Seine UietbDbe, sii erntitteInk tuie piel
Batterlen IN bem Naum bes 2abpratpriuni5
1tt befinceL 1T unsemein fitnreidb. Gs
iperoenaa Sieiem 3iped sipei grobe 5Iaiten
bennst, tpelhe bur1 eine 6eberz8Dbre
perbunoen iino, uno bon fpeIhen bic cine
Slaide, nit Balier sefiut, bbber itebt
als Die anoere. Die gu 9lnfang leer lit.
gernlittellt oeS Sebers ipanoert nun bas
Balier aus Der b6ber itebenOen 5Iafde in
Die ttefer ltebenoe, unb babel Iaugt bic
pbere 5laf9e In glei6enl graoe, tpie iie
an gSallcr perIiert, Elm gleihes Auantum
Suit aus oem 3immer auf. 9abei lit
nun bte Borridtllng setroffen, bab bieie
Suft biuburditrel6t curb cine gldhrffui=
it8feit Der 8afterien. Die in Der 2uft
beflnolthen 8aterien bIeiben ben,nah iu
Der 6Llllisteit uno eeben iontit einsu
DtaBltab ab, tpie itart bic Stubenluft
NIT 8atterIen sefdipdngert lit.
sSn oieler g8eile ipurDen Die Ilnterfus
bunsen ipitelnatiid bur9sefabrt, Bis iebr
tpi6tige Greisniiie Der glnseIesenbeit cine
neue gSenoung 8aben uno bic OiSfuilipn
iiber ote 8afterien aIs Rranfbeitsz
Hria9e gu elmer lebbaften Gagesfrage
mahte.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-08-05
Die tteaeffen SortfGritte tn Der
grGenutaie oer anlts&en-
0en SranR6eitsn.
:. Die ante d s'nben 2raaf.
beiten.

NtN Hs
Seit elmer iebr laneen 8eibe BON Sab
rem beiddftisen ii6 Die Naturipric5er
NIT Der ipi6tisen Srase in tpelber
Bsiie ii6 sewiile Grantbeitsn auf 8es
iunee iibertra9en uno paoura cine Gera
breitung finoen, Die IGnsere Belt anbdlt,
oann aber Beginner leItener su iperpen
uno eno!i6 gang unb gar peri4winpsn 2
9luHallenb mar bierbei nod Die @abrs
nebmune, oaB es aranfbeiten siebt, ,peI6e
in Der &sseI nur einmal ben WtenIden
befalen ipie bellpielsipeiie Poden, Wtas
fern uno S6arloh, unO Johann ppr nobs
,naliser sIeiber @rfranfuns cine Dirt
Sbub bilOsn. Disie gisentbitmlibfeit
3ei9t iib stpar neilt bel oautfranfbeiten !;
e8 tpuroe oisleIbe aber aud bel inneren
8ranfbeiten bebauptet, tpIe man benn
bsobahtet baben ipia, oab aud bic Gbps
Iera ben Uienlben niht sipsimal beims
fude uno Der erite @rfranfunsSian cine
Dirt S4us seSen eineu slpeitsn 9lnfal
bilDet.
Bon Isbbaftsitsm SSntsre6s mar in bies
Ier nnteriu6ung bic SauptfraSe, OBJ litb
bic 9lnltefuns bon Ysrlpn 81 Ysrion
bur6 birette 8era9rrns fOrtpilanse ooer
ob aud bic Suit tpsIds ben Yatisnten
umgebt, TN Stanoe lit, bieieIbe Granfs
beit auf Inoers au lbertraSeu, Die Iis ein=
atbmeu. Wiannisfads Grfabruneen
bsutstsn baranf bin, oab nidt bloB Die
SUIT in ben RrantensimmernJ
bic aranfbsit rerbrelte, iOnSern
oab aud bic Suft san;sr @e8ens
ben Die aranfbeit bon Drt ~ Ort fOrt=
pfanje. Sn bielsn Jdaen seiste es fid
gang 3tpeifelloS, baB 3leiper, Bsttsn unO
ionitise StoFfe bic nshsrtrasuns bsrbeis
flbren, tpis es Dsnn aud bsfannt lit, baB
Die peit iid iugar ourH Briefe BON trans
fen Drten Der fortsepflanst bat, 10 bab
man Drisfs aus iclHen Gessnnsn hur1
NAu&syuna " tssinf,ista in4sss
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-08-05
idarf in's sIuse fabte ia9 ct ben atlnTt.
Ier d1lfitehen.

i4arf ing sIuse fabte fab ct ben Rua1t.
ler auflteben.
ABA ! oadte ct. ,SSebt gebt's an Z
llno befriebiSt iebte er iib tpieoer.
Der Q8irtb psri6ipanb fur einen gluaens
blif in einem gtsbenfabinet; gIeib Sar=
auf fam er nit einem 4aar alter StiefeI
in Der Sano Suriif.
Utlt erflarlibem llnbebagen ipitterte
Satosfi einen &iinItlerltrei6 auf feline
Soften; er ipoIlte anfangS ben 8oge |
StrauB na6abneh inDem er 1ein Saupt
bon Dem 8esenltanbe, ipelher bas Spms
bol Ieiner 2ebenStbdtisfeit tpar unS lest
in Der. .Sanoen eineS MapierIpieIerS einen
Shers auf feline Soften permutben IieB,
abgeipenoet bieIt. Gr fab niebt, baB
S9nelshDfer nit ipbttil9em 2dbelu
auf tbn losginG aber er pernabm BEN
nabenDen Iritt unb erbebte. Q8a5 ct ges
flrttet seidab; pI0sti9 lteate Der
&unltler Die alien Stiefel npr ibn auf
ben Gid.
Q9ie arf Elm Signal trat tiefe Stiae
eilt als Die StiefeI Dor Satosfi bingeIebt
trareu. Jto6 brebte Ser YoLe lid ui6t
um eiSfalt lief ss ibm uber ben gtaden,
uno feline Saare itrdubten iib. snnitten
Der peinlihen StilIe unO iiber3eust oab
9lQer 8life auf ibn ssri5tet iparen, nabm
Safosfi feline 9eilteSsegentpart suIamn,en
uno belaIpB quite Wliene gum dDien Spiel
Stl MAIDEN.
98ie abliht5loS ihaute er iib nm, tbat
iebr ilberralGt, als er bic StiefeI Dor iih
auf benz. Tildb unb S9neibbDffer nit
lauernber Dtisne neben iib erbIidte,
uno rief bann nit m6sIi6it unbefansez
nem Saben aus: yIber, Serr S1netbs
bDffer, mas ioa i4 bier bamit ?"
,9lun mein lieber Serr SafosfL" ente
ge9nete oIeler launig; am ppriSen Spnn=
tag eriuhten sic MIDI, mad Glide DtuIif
gu MAIDEN; Beute bite i6 Sic, mir mad
Giib Die StiefeIn ausSubsnern."
,Sb, baS lit bod ni9t nit einanber II,
gersIei6 gu brinsen SsOenten Sic nur +:
8lapierlpieIen unO S6uitern !"
ngin Sober sbsn nab isinsm Sanbs
tpert.
ySm perltebe Sic, rtabnt Safosfi
nidt un9eI6idt uutsr benz ibaaenoen
Welddter Der Gelelll9aft ielnen 9tldsus.
0Gne Wsfdtitgfsit fit Der an6eren
tpertb, inb cine Sano ipaIcht bic anbere.
9lber ib made 10 ipenis 5Iidarbeit tuie
Sic, Nleliter bes Spiel5, uno iperDe sSbnen
baber Elm paar neuer StieisI su5encen, oas
Sbnen ben Wteilter SafoSfi IN sutsm glns
benfea erbaIten ioa."
9lm Abeno erSdbLte man bieIen 16erss
baftsn 8orfaa tptecer in ben &affeehdus
fern beS 8ouIeparo, uno am anberen
Ipge Ia6te man iiber bic &a6e. bic Der
SOnuerIins Saneisboffsr an benz S6ub=
NADER eenommen. SSn ben Wluiifertreiz
fen namentIi9 erreste iie pieI Gergui=
gen, uno ibr Sinn bat fi6 ieitosm in
einem Sprlbiport erbaItsn. SSn YariS
tpenisItens ia8te man no4 lanse uno Ia
gen bic Dtuiifer nod beute, tpenn lie Wuiif
MAIDEN iolen uno ba3u nibt aufseIest
iinO: III faut faire des bottles man
muB StlefeI maben."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-08-05
DaSneue @rrefbaus.

@ensCarme ,DaS 1T uaIer neues
arreltbaIs, toerr SanOratb." Saubratb !:
Sra, i9 muB selteben, Elm reipeftabIeS
2lrretbaus Od5 lit ia fb6ner, ipie
mleine Dienftiuobnung." @ensoarme
gSa etgentIia Su idbn fir 6as 9nmpens
seIinoel uno Spisbubenpad. Oas se.
R0rten eisentli4 Der Serr 2anSratb bins
ein."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-08-05
SnIdnbifdes Sabrifat.

Sn elmer @eiperbsauslteElnns sl g8.
bin8 ein Stid SpbIeaIebsr NIT einens
3etteI oaran tuorauf eei9rieBen ftanb:
sOteie5 SpbIenIeper lit bon einsm iuIaus
bii4en O4ien perfertist tporoen."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-08-05

SeibiDerFanOIi4. Sans
Sn, StelL mas mub Denn tbun, uia bon
Dir Elm 8uiIsrI gu fries'n ?-2isii: SECT
70 bumm fras'n!
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-08-05

mSefebrteS 8erbdItniB.
Srenno: Die BantoffeIn, tpeI9e beine
llebe 6rau ba itift, iino iebenfaas fur
ot6 beitimmt = Gbemann: @Iaube
oas ni9t; i'm @esentbeiL i9 bin fur bic
PantcheIn beltimmt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-08-05
Mannigfaltises.

Die 8emab in Garls VII. bon
5ranfrslb mar 5u ibrer 3eit bic ealsiSe
Peripn IN sanS 6ranfreib, bic stpsi s0ems
ben bon 2sinipanb bate.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-08-05

ySo, 9err &reisri9tsr, Jest iit Sbnen
bob AUDI einmaL Der @ebaIt aufaebeIlsrt
iporoen (e8 ipar aud StOtb y -, ,Gott4
lob ia 9aun it's aber aud on sSbnen,
init cer 3eit su sebeL !Serr 8rauer. -
n9Bieio OH mir 2" - SRA, ben 8ierpreis
baben Sic erh6bt abG bon elmer IS e.
Pa ts aufbeiieruns merit man nod,
n'4ts, uno eas mar bod ni5t miaber
notbipeaOis."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-08-05

"'11tp' NV WY lpnI pOl9 WSppI mtlDeE
notbtueapiS."
Sost ober Iebenbis. gu si.
nem Der befanuteiten uuo beritbmteIten
Dlalsr Der 0ulisloorfer S6ule, Der iib
in ielner SSusene nit benz NiaIen BON
SeiIi9eabilbern fir fiene Rirden bes
iddftiSte, III, ieinen 9sbsn5unterbaIt su
peretenen, farnsn zines JaaeB sfpei
8auern Die BON ibrer @eineinoe nah Der
Staot ssidiGt porOen iparen, um BEL benz
9lnitler Elm @emdlpe fur Den SOcbaEtar
t9rer neuen alrds su beitellen. Der @e.
senitan6 pes 8end!oeS ioate bic OarltsIs
lung bes beilisen Sebaftian aIs lRdrtp.
rer iein. Der Malsr fraste, cb man ben
0eiIieea Iebenoig pber tobt baroeitelIt
ba6sn fpole. Gisie 5rase bsabte Sie
Sauern iebr IN Geripirrnna. @nblieb
fano Der 8Idgite BON ibnen einen gIuss
meg; er lnslnte: oSerr WiaIer, pinSeln
sic Den Sebaltiaa nur in,mer Iebenbio.
eenn oas 1T oas Si1erite tpenn man
Jpn III unlerem Dorfe to0t maiden min.
70 fam man i9n ia ilnnssrBiu nod ioOt.
idInsen."
y@rlB Gott, 6dufternasL biff
aud tpieber ba 2" - ,,s2enn' ecSbnsn net Z
- sRo ia, bait ia ihon q NAL Sci mir
gearbeit't." - ,,2enn' scsbnen net - =
yJta, iDennIt MID net fennen ipillt. ma
lteis ntsr n 9udel maui, ysinbpisb
ouiiirn'S - rSn, iett tenn ssbnen
esit, Msiiter |"
PhIesmatiih.3 3tpsi 6err,u BON
isbr pble8matilhen lemperau,snt beaea.
netsn fih in ibrsn Q4aaen, ietbIt fobrs,,D.
IN elmer iehr en9sn Gaiie. Reiner Dor
Ssiben ipolte onsipeid3en. Gnoti6
fnipIts Der Cine baS 9sit5eiI an. ben qya.
gen, ii0bm cine 3eitung aus bem Site
,inp Las BARN. Der 2lnbere ober, oas
ourb ear nisAt aus isinem 4bIsan,s se.
breAt rief ibiil 3u HEM Ssie Bic 8tis
ssae aasstlsisa tsasu h BIN " sassm
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1883-08-05

Sic ] GeIIIid)e Q
sas sonatassbiats s<s einsinnas eEis>Iats aab ~
llnerfaItunsss sasftire essribmst ulsb stns ~ 9epts
Ia6Ita enr6 ois xfsftsis Bet harm ssr6ifeniii&fsz
or;dbIitnesn cits
msii;ee 5Iatssr nnS me9mbIatt an sifs abreiis -
PER 9atr.
pssis $500 per 3a4r pcrtofrst aa4 eureba s2.5s
per s5ahr, v0rtofre.
ca5ssne Rllmmern: Uinf Gs,ts, ueflr bo5 Blett BEN
Hdotfsn MbenHttsn sura bic xrassr i's 9nas scIiss
fert fpirt.
@eloiensungen f5nHen per vgQpneH Drser~ oSsr rees
frirten Brief aui unier ssiItf0 sema4t ipsrber.
OLE CINCINNATI! TulgssLA!! C1xp lAIYls
EoK. 1A1A,
Cincinnati. GhiC.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-01-20
Consunlpt on.

IL is said that $4,000 people die
annually IN the Untted Statt-,
alone, from li.is disease. In some
SECTIONS OF the country, one death
In every three j. from consume D.
ton. This can he, ana should be
avoided; our people are too care
less abou. an ordinary cough or
cold, and other symptoms of lung
and threat affection that leads to
this disease. You sbould arrest il
while in the germ Two or lhree
doses OF Dir Bosrnko's Cough and
Lung Syrup will relieve nm ordi-
nary cough or cold. II does not
dry up a cough like many pr.par-
atoms II the u,nrkei aud leave
the disease behind II, ia acts di-
rectly on the throat and brumchi al
tubes, removing ali the phiegm
and morbid matte that nrrutuu-
latps in The throat nnd lungs L.
allays ali irri s'iun, sui rt.nders
the voice clear aud 'li-iltn.t. Sold
by G. w. BOWMAN, Druggist.
aug ly.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-01-20
AT LAST.

Like to p storm-tossed bird that, tired OF
fight,
Seeks longingly its nest
So |, world-weary, find in thy dear sight
My trnest rest.
| will not ask what coming years may
hold;
If til GU 81 t near,
Though pain and sorrow time for me un-
fold,
| shall not fear.
have safe garnered in nay quiet heart
A love so deep
That bids me live charmed life apart,
And safely keep
All tender thoughts, unuttered, unex-
pressed,
Or yet to be
Like opening buds, within this loving
breast,
To bloom for thee.
-PhiladelDhid K ec0rd.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-01-20
General News.

DR.. A. G. Stalnaker, formerly
of Wytheville, has resigned the
SUPPLEMENTARY of the West Vir-
ginia Ldnatic Asylum at Weston,
and formed partnership in the
drug business with DR.. j. M. Col
Inns at Buchanan, Upshur county.
Major VIM. II. Toler, a native
Of Hardy county, w. Va, died at
his residence in New Orleans,
Tuesday week He was veteran
of the Mexican war and of the
Confederate army of Northern
Virginia.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-01-20

An event at Abeline, Kansas, has
demonstrated that woman does
not like jumping-jac at Christ
mas. Miss Foreman found such
toy, marked with her name, on a
church sociable Christmas tree. Her
atfianced espoused her cause, learn
ed that one Shadinger was the prac-
tical joker donor, and proceeded to
kill him. He received one bullet in
the lungs and in return wounded
the assailant. Probably the lady's
betrothed felt that as long as she
had him, she didn't need any more
jumping jacks.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-01-20

There lived ia Brussels celebrat
ed painter named WiertZ, whose
eccentricities were such as to give
him the name of the Crazy Artist. ;
That there was method in his mad
ness the following anecdote shows:
After having finished portrait
of the old aristocratic Countess de
Amos, who pretended to be only
thirty when nearly sixty, she refus-
ed to accept the painting, saying il
did not look anything like herself,
and that her most intimate friends
would not recognize single feature
of her on that piece of canvass.
Wiertz smiled kindly at the re-
mark, and as true knight of old,
CALAMITY conducted the lady to her
carriage.
Next morning there was a grand
disturbance in the Rue de Madaline.
A big crowd was gathered before
window, and the following was
whispered from ear to ear:
els the Countess de Amos really
in gaol for her debts %
Wiertz had exercised little ven
geance towards his noble but unfair
customer.
AS soon as she had refused the por-
trait he set to work and painted a
few iron bars on the picture, with
these words: SIN gaol for debt"
He exhibited the painting in a
jewelers. window in the principal
streets Of Brussels, and the effect
was instantaneous.
A few hours later the Countess
was back at Wiertz's pouring invec
tives on him at high pressure-"to
have exhibited her likeness under
such scandalous," etc.
"Most noble lady, was the artists
reply, "you said the painting did not
look like yourself, and that your
most intimate friends would not re-
cognize single one of your features.
| wanted to test the truth Of your
statement; that is ALL"
The portrait was taken away, the
city laughed, the artist doubled his
price, and gave the amount to the
poor of the city.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-01-20

An old Methodist preacher, going
to his appointments, met an ac-
quaintance, who was one of the law
yers of the county. He asked the
minister why he didn't do as the Sa-
vior did-ride an ass" because, :"
said the divine, "the people have
taken them all to make lawyers of i"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-01-20

1t was all a mistake. A gentle
man called to learn something from
the files, and as he wasn't having
very good luck, we called reporter
and told him to help the man out.
We were as much surprised as any
body when the reporter tackled him
and threw him down stairs.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-01-20

A young man who undertook to
trace his family back two centuries,
struck a penitentiary before he had
exhausted one century, and con-
cluded to stop. He feared he would
collide with a gallows before reach
ing the objective point.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-01-20

HAS CONFIDENCE one case
personally known to me the success
Of Burdock Blood Bitters was al
most incredible. One lady described
as worth hundreds of dollars. /
myself have the greatest confidence
in them" f. S. Scratch, Druggist,
Ruthven, Ont. For sale by E. G.
Williams & Bro, druggists.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-01-20

The Pi 04lS ~ the Richmond,
Va. Enquirer ~ lily recommend
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and say 1T
has been we'll tried in our Office and
composing room, and has cured our
city editor of very bad case of
Bronchitis.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-01-20

A strict mistress who had just
hired new cook made a tour of in
spection after she had kept her a
week, and found a policeman locked
up in the pantry. "How did this
man get here ?n asked the lady,
severely. 'I'm sure l don't know,
answered the girl, she must have
been left over by the old cook"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-01-20

WHAT Is IT GOOD FOR ?-Let
us tell yon what DR.. Thomas Ec-
lectric Oil is good for. 1t is death
to rheumatism and neuralgia. 1t
will cure burn, bite, or pain, and
is equally good for sprains. For sale
by E. G. Williams Il Bro, druggists.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-01-20

He had just returned from his
summer vacation, and describing
the beauties of mountain scenery to
lady friend, he asked: "Have you
ever seen the Cats-kill -mountains?"
and she answered /: mo! but have
seen the Bulls cough-syrup
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-01-20

The daily earnings in the cotton
factories of this country are nearly
double what they were in 1910. The
total number of spinning spindles is
1858, 435 of looms, 25,756. The
actual consumption OF cotton was
l,760 900 bales.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-01-20
Dry Goods,
BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS
AND CAPS, GROCERIES, HARD
WARE, QUEENSWARE, CAN
NED GOODS, TOBACCO
AND CIGARS. nc.

which he is cling at bottom prices, and
cannot be undersoid. Our banner is I'M
furled and has inscribed upon il, "Quick
sales and small profits" The public are
cordially invited to call and examine mis-
stock before purchasing elsewhere, and
be convinced that he is selling goods
cheaper than the cheapest Having had
an experience of Is years in the confec-
tionery trade, he would inform his old
friends and patrons that he keeps full
line Of these goods, also well-selected
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-01-20

A hungry man went to church
fair for his "supper from @ to 8 !"
When thin oyster broth appeared
as the only nutriment he exclaimed
with Hamlet, 80 that this stew to
solid flesh might melt.'
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-01-20

rB- Saturday Accommodation leaves
Martinsburg at 100 P. M: Arrives ut
Hagerstown 20P.M
Monday Accommodation leaves Hagers-
town at 6. 05 A. NJ. and arrives at MARITIME
burg 6.42 A. M.
J. F. BOYD, Superintendent,
IL. b. GERnARDT, Agent.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-01-20

If your dentist ID up to tn times
his bill will have a Autographed cut
of the interior Of your mouth with
the work he has done for you care
fully indicated in red ink.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-01-20

larly disposed Of, what cleaning
away rubbish there would be in our
modern society.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-01-20

A Nebraska girl poisoned her
m other rather than see her married
to a third husband. A new step
father every three or four years be-
came monotonous to the child.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-01-20

A Cleveland woman dreamed that
she fell into Lake Erie and was
swallowed by a catfish, and when
she awoke she had the baby's foot in
her mouth and had bitten it until
the blood came.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-01-20
STOCK OF TOYS,

to please the little folks. Confectioneries
furnished to churches and fairs at cost.
Thanking generous public for the lib
eral patronage of the past, he hopes by
fair dealing and low prices to merit a
continuance of the same.
Highest market price paid for country
produce. JNO. s. VERMILYEA,
dec23-tf dedgesville, w. Va.
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TINE TABLES.
CUMB. VAL. RAILROAD.
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TAKE. svyKcr MONDAY. july II, 1882.
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TO.pAY,s QUOTATIONS..
HARDwAREANp METALS,

Speaking Of the surrender of the Pittsburg
iron manufacturers to the demands of their
striking workmen, the Wall Street News
says.
This action was rs sudden as II was unex-
pected. Fires had been allowed to 20 out
in various. iron-mills scattered over the
country; the operatives associations had
made preparations to put the idle crowds
into summer camps; the manufacturers had
made their arrangements for a prolonged
season OF n-production, and those who
have large stocks Of iron on hand were
looking forward to working them OIL at
about present prices, In sequence Of the
stoppage. Suddenly all this Is changed.
The Manufacturers association. which had
presented the firmest front, abandons Its
position. and the workmen exultingly an.
out battle"
When the cause Of this Is looked for we
lind that. the surrender Of the manufac.
turers 70 due absolutely, and by their own
confession, 10 the decentralization Of the
trade. They are too weak to make stand.
They had discovered that when the Pitts.
burg mills should have closed, certain oil
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LIlUOlSs

A dispatch from Louisville, Kentucky
says of the whisky trade: The market is
somewhat iirmer. About 10000 barrels
have been exported TO Bermuda, LIVERPOOL
and Hamburg to gain an extension on the
time to pay tax. Dealers who have paid
the tax and put the goods in stock arc get.
ting better prices than by selling them In
bond to SPECTATORS. The distilleries, with
two or three exceptions, have all stopped,
ana the sum total Of fine goods made In
Kentucky this season for ageing purposes.
not counting highwines and goods made
for immediate use will not exceed I 600 600
gallons, which is less than one.tourth of
what was made In this state last season.
Over.production In the past few years has
made stocks unprecedentedly large, but
they are being slowly yet steadily reduced
py the great curtallment Of production this
season, and the immense consumers de.
manu. While whskey at first hands Is
ers are still having brisk distributive bus.
mess The line quality and relative cheap