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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-01

A liberal people are the citizens.
of Wayne country, this State. They
have donated $1,000 acres of land
toward the building of a railroad
which is to pierce the valuable min
eral and timber regions of the coun'
ty. 1t is thought the road will prove
very profitable.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-01

THE American peach crop may be
decimated by untimely frosts, out
in England the Queens speech never
fails to ripen and appear when
Parliament adi0urns.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-01
I'M the SPIRIT Of Jeferson.

From the Spirit Of Jefferson.
Mr.. Samuel Dobbins, the former
well known mail carrier between
Charlestown and Ripon died on Mon
day night last week, at an advanced
age.
Mr.. James Brewer, a prominent
lawyer of New Orleans, died in that
city on Monday of last week, aged 50
years. He was born at Harper's
Ferry, in this county, but his parents
were natives Of Montgomery county
Md.
Mr.. +. B. Souders caught "a fine
string of bass in the Potomac last
Tuesday, the largest weighing II
pounds.
The Supreme Court of Appeals
will convene in Charlestown the
first Wednesday in September.
Whilst an excavation was being
made, day or two ago, for steps
from the new grade on Samuel street
into the yard of DR.. j. " Simmons,
an uneXploded spherical shell, a
memento Of the "late unpl -asant-
ness" was unearthed. But short
while ago an unexploded conical
shell was dug UP in the Doctors
garden.
Mr.. Ashby Strider, son Of Joseph
f. Strider, Esq, of Halltown, this
county, was fatally injured by the
falling of a heavy piece of iron, while
working in the city of Pittsburg Pa.
The accident occurred on Saturday,
the 18Th instant, Mr.. S. lingering,
though most of the time unconscious,
until the following Tuesday evening
when death ensued. He WAS "a young
man of energy and industrious hab.
its, and this accident, which his
fellow employees say might have b en-
averted by the proper care OF t1e
Superintendent of the work, is deeply
TO be deplOred. His remains. ac-
compauied by his brot her, Mr.. Keyes
Strider, arrived on Wednesday
evening, and the intermeut in Boil
war Cemetery took place the follow
ing day.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-01
SATURDAY, SEPT. l, 1888.

A PARTY OF capitalists have or
ganized for the purpose of making
straw board. In time they may
give their attention to furnishing
straw bail.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-01
Jefferson County.

From the Shepherdstown Register:
Jno. W. Grantham, Esq, has
purchased the farm of Mr.. S. r.
Ridgeway, on the Opequon Greek
near Middleway containing 3l6 acres
paying therefor $3.50, equivalent to
cash.
The fishway for the Potomac river
at the Great Falls is being construct
ed under the supervision of Mr..
Marshall Mcdonald, the inventor.
1t is said to be the most improved
fishway in use. Now let the author
tiles see that the fish. pot" walls are
removed and the fshways are placed
at all of the dams, SO that the fish
may have an unobstructed run.
During the present year 43 persons
have met their deaths by drowning
in the Chesapeake and Ohio cannal
between Cumberland and George
town. This includes those who
committed suicide.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-01

From the Free Press:
AT meeting Of the Board of
Education of Charlestown District
on Saturday last the salaries of
teachers for the ensuing year were
reduced from $40 per month to $35
for those holding first-class certi-
ficates. We hardley think that the
voters Of this district when they
voted for a ten months term in
stead of nine months calculated
that the extra month should be as
the expense of the teachers. Under
the order of the Board they will
teach ten months for ten dollars less
than they got for nine months last
year.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-01
Superb One-Ring Circus
Couauing SUI erb constellation 100 ARENIC STARS led BY
VIZ TTnE.TANI go -. EIl&

ILaN-sLANA
U1quesionatly the ride thai stood hor@
SALE NARKS, the
blessing Popular Pei Premier of the Arena
Z "a & E% L.,
TT, reg ing the
onyhu maube yer powder loaded
A IN Of agcan
saudth he est n America
PROF JOHN wINGYELDs
LI1s. John Patterson,
and own n al VIC
TEE THREE SIEGBEsT BROTHERS!
Twin
apoeon THE TkEa ROYAL RUSSIAN ATHLEIS from the imperial
a America, by
Majesty the addition these almost
making the of the
Throughout
he Fr ee Demonstration
a magnitude
in o
solid and
| a5~ExC URSION TRAINS RUS ON ALL ROADS.
NOTE-Cne Ticket admits 10 all Advertised Shows
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26
Law w Party ExigcEtl,s.

The amendment, thu ptt child al
the purity that has created I'll I'll,
monopolies that rob ami ,arse IT,
people, h absolutely AMI mqnmlls
tledly dead, On saturday Ia, ~,
iehcaring eaae WA closed f,ulls
md forever, thu court affirming IT.
former decision declaring tho amend.
ment void. The proceedings In con.
nection with this ease since reaching
tho courts. on the par, " the rcpuh.
licnn party leaders md lta central
monopoly organ Al Dcs Mnincs, have
been simply Scandnlous, Every de.
vice and article of Tho corrupt poll.
tician Il has sesMtea TO, using the
power and political prestige Of the
party to BULLDOGS the eonr, into Il
reversal Of its former opinion, In
this II has signally failed, Consti,n.
lions and laws arc for the protection
OF minorities: majorities can tak,
care Of themselves. There WIS 10
pretensc on the part az respectable
republican papers or par,laans thu,
the amendment hal been adopted
In accordance with the mandatory
directions OF the constitution. III,
attempt under thes, facts tn ,le,lar,
II valid was simply IN attempt u,
revolution. which the court Justly
and properly rebukes,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26
Cooley ycrsns Cherry.

This case which has recently been
before the United States Cireul,
Court for the southern dis,sic. q,
Iowa, l. important to the farmers 81
the state, as 1t Is an attempt TO levy
tribute upon their vast aalrying In
terests. Hence. il il extremely un,
fortunate that the attorneys first en-,
ployed by Mr.. Cherry, should hay,
SO completely neglected the ease
that they did notcven ross.eSamin,
the witnesses produced and sworn
by Boyd, This was the condition Of
the case when Stoncman, Rirkel Il
Eastman were called in 70 look after
the interests OF the defendant Cher,
ry; the record fully made up 80 far
as it pertaiaed TO the evidence, leav,
ing them and their client only such
remedy as the law provides, and the
weak points In plaintiff's evidence
sustaining his claim. So far us the
Cooley can Is concerned. the court
says: "Claims No, land 4. in 50 far
Us they are claims FOR tho cans dc.
scribed, independently Of the pro,
cess, are adjudged 10 he roiR, for
want OF novelty"
On the first hearing of the eaee
Judge MeCrary held tho patent 10
be void in all respects. and on the
re.hearing. held the device or e.aia.
on the can void, but changed his
mind "a TO the process, In his claim
Tor patent, Cooley claimed and oh,
TUNED patent for Two distinct
things, viz for the mechanical DO,
vice, and FOR the process Of treating
the cream. The claim for the mschaa.
Zeal device the court says II void f.,
want OF novelty: the law makes ,,c
latter void, because his claim aLa
his patent are broader than his in.
vention. His invention Is only as To
the process: the device Of suhmerg-
ing cans or vessels containing the
milk has been In use In every spring
house In the land Tor the past loo
years, and any process vt removing
or separating the cream yrom I'll,
milk may bc adopted wishoa, In
fringement, because the mechanical
device i not pat.ntahle, Mr., Stone.
man. who il now connected with IN,
ease with his firm in Cedar Ranias
writes us that they are confident they
can defeat the CooleS patent, I!
parties interested would lesis, the
payment Of unjust tribute upon a
void patent, let them organize for Il
lew trial in which the facts may IL
fully presented upon full and props,
admissible evidence and the Process
with the mechanical device will i,
declared void, Boyd threatens /,
prosecute every one who uses tn,
old, unpatea,ahle device. Parties
who will not submit willingly 10 III.
unjust extertion of Boyd and hi,
agents will do we'll 10 correspond
with Stoneman, Ric&el L Eastman
Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26

deluslan, the constitutional amnnlt
ment faree WAS adopted ~ themeana
IL accomplish ehlocta fully within
the control M Legislative power,
And IT. matter whether tho court
sus,alns III lrJnvta tho amendment
~ FAR ~ III validity n concerned Il
vii HI rowrfless for rsohlhitory
lnafposea, Without legislation lining
reuNltles for IT, violation, nnl With.
aat public opinion to auataia mi III.
'er.e aueh legislation when made,
1t this day aaa age there IRE few
men Who an net know that lle iula
ton IT their own lives, tl,eir own
health during lite, the health, hap.
plnesS and comfort VI Wifi ana ehil.
dren, tho safety and san,tit, al
their homes, all depend upon WhetA.
TT they are temperate orintemrerate
In their daily habits, How much
better then 10 incnlcate temperance
by temperate habits ~ N husiheaa
niiaeiple than "a the trick Of ward
politician, This l. what tho repuhli.
Gun method has been In Iowa. md
VI utterly ahhor and mrullate
their system, W. are aware that
many If our grrcnhurk friends 10.
sire IL Incorporate tho fal~e rfac.
tlees " that party Into our patty
creed Thu, Il not our mission. nol
cur light. We may ~ OH TIL dooms.
lay giving ilgm,s, exposing frauds
aneovering carrnp,lons and urging
the people Ia organise for tho ,lefea,
of these infamles, and accomplish
nothing. II we divide our forces III
this or any ether issue Ut the repuh,
| llean party, Let us stick IL one 4,
two we'll defined ideas, touching III,
control III the great Mononalics
holding In reserve the multituae al
ailnlaas entertained hy ea h indie,
psea,nt thinker We cannot al
have our owa way, NOR should ",
iasis, upon Incorporating every iaea
for the police regulation III Il state
iato our platform, ln,empelano,
bal a. IL il, has hot one victim IN
our state, whore the extor,lan, rob.
berry and wrong ~ the corporate
monel olles. and tho usars,S which
fattea AID thrive under them, have
hundreds, Reason ami common
sence ought t. roin, 10 tho path Ut
au<y With such facts,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26
RE IT ukn&i<En ny rus MANOR AMI
la,sa 1uaaell NJ The IaNa NJ tassssA LAVA.

RE IT ORPHANED ny rus NAhua AMI
Town CaaaeA II the IOWA VI SNSsSA lAwa,
a. tAslpNS
Skc. l, That a aide walk taNe fsvt Mtss aad
lua tac.s~S Thick, hasH ~ plank, W. Saastrssstet
aal laid sasse On the hosta slsse II lesS ass IL
asa tMo IA IN hsa'G eight ~ Ia the tewa ~
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.ssea IN, esgh. o. ahd hlae ~ oa .As southeast
quarter sscAN Ut Sseslan tWcatNsthre ,sSs
ts,wa ntnetN .Asae gsN, raaSe eleven III Me~s !,
Wstala ten asss att,r nv taking snsSt ~ this
uiI ANAtc,
So u. That NJ tas aMfses> ~ tAs ssssc as~
HsfAlast nFNns IN Rsase. Af fssase NJ NAN~sfeVa
afsst l'Nt d0N Nalh NAN MtsAlM ths Naas ssNNAs
slst that sAsM Ia Nsevt cNlsa s~slcNef aasS Az
sss.se Saa rsanrt IAs sa>t aF AaSSfAs als5 stAas
ssgalttNA III fse.t> AMI tAAs ths >aA ~ SAsgssss
ny Ia the pfssssHrsN AissAS whNA eNtsA.s~
Ss,, Il, That tat> eFi,aaarv take Sssss aets
b In sarse sraN ata alter Az publ Auets
It. j, ANllsNn,
4, + RAcuaasfSks, Mayer,
fSNSNNlSf,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26

For twenty. seven years the repnh.
liean party nus carried On temper.
ancc campaign I'm Iowa, u trade,
and not as business principle.
During all that time il has made
merchandise of the traffic in the in.
terest Of the party, When i, found
prohihitory law on the statute
book, adopted 10y submission 10 tn
popular vote Of the state, without a
single Voice raised for i:> repeal. its
political necessities were such tina,
in defiance q. the public will il ~.
pealed that law 50 far as /; applied
70 wine and beer, selely IN the inter,
., Of III. republican party, Hspo,
critically pretending TO work i'm til,
interest OF temperance, /, has mad,
the drug stores .! the state one s.rea,
Lazar-hoase from which have a,el
poured forth the most ahomiualf.
authorizations that ever c.re,l au.
demoral.z~a = pea:.l', Their TIE lse.
has not made Il slGs:lr man that ~
know of. addicted g. the iate.nreaat,
use OF intosieants. temperate. Will,
IL has caused IA majority NJ II. t.rn@.
gis's II the stat. To sell til. xfle~'
authorizations posSihl" IN cuteoef
even when demaGs.ca FOR ;lnr.i,
medicinal purposes. Tie atoaua
onerIa.li has been To- maa" til bal,
ness semi criminal. thnc eomap~l,is :
those WHO would otherwise hs.ys
kept a pure article, t. keep stHr -
the only means ~ profit in ths husl
ness. When this card lad frpu
played until the temperance men ~
tic party weEr sick aud tined ~ tn
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26
The mort reliable. carcsatl, prepared and bcs,
rarvsthe " the present aae IN
BR DRETH'S PILLS,

TacS afN compounded Of Roots, llsihs and
UNnls or ,hr most heating AMI ,Nnet, hi kind
A Family Medicine they arr nnnsallcd,
curing nc,asaeac, Constipation, liver tom.
pala,, Rheumatism, misunderstanding the
heea III an Impurities Acting On the Liver
Kidneys AMI other important organs. removing
the vast" t>sne, and adalas YEARS IL tho lives
NJ all Mha use them,
fer astN wears tGes have hsen used ny the
Ataer,c,.a raastc, and taeit constantly Mereaa.
lns sa,es SHOW how they arr Appreciated,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26

The cannecticut legislature has 4
bill before It to compel railroads IL
provide all its memhers with free
passes, II the bin passes In that
shape |, will 10 lost opportunity
to TIE members, Why don't they
Put groceries, hotel and tallars' bills.
and all they need on tho tree lists
That would 10 business this il soy.
cral hites at a cherry,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26

nmlnn'a Chicago Spirit OF tho
ralf haa u Very complimentary and
ilatteeinH nntiee II WaieA' Volunteer,
advertised rlaoWhere Il, I'll. PLAIN
nFAttM W. Judge from thr prli.
errn III thia hnrae That III combines
thu hua, ptrain "a tho hest tfottinp
families VA tho American continent.
Tho city Marshal of Charles City
hna hren un trial charged With III
assault upon &, AfSleenm. late ell
tor at the Advocate Of that ely, The
| Jury returned verdict II MT Holl'y,
In Other words. Slocam l. the rullts
party, or else both parties We're In.
naetnt ora hrearh Ut tho peace.
"lt,,lr sitl, Ito you know whose
house this lay asked Il solemn look.
Mv old man III Il bright .hild.sca,ed
un tho church stops. "lrs. sir, It's
dots, hut 10 nint III" ahc added ~
the old gentleman was about to walk
up the steps, "and his agents gone
u Europe, Exchange,
A cyclone destroyed the towns OF
Nesson and Beaufepard In Mtssls
atrrt on Monday afternoon, killing
and waunding many people. On the
sumo ,ay u cyclone passed up the
Maple rsver valley blowing down n
church AMI several housed nj Manly
Junction, No lives lost III Far As
known.
Indianapolis Globe: Cral, II tho
ha~ta W speculation and commercial
gambling, Margins" "uptlans" and
FUTURES" arc allthe children of clea.
X, The abolition nf the credit sys.
tom would KIN speculation. anil would
reduce boards 1T trade and stock ex.
changes 10 TIM work of performing
only legitimate and genuine cnm.
mereial exchanges, IT we would no,
/ degenerate into Il nation OF gamblers
w must do away with speculative
credit,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26

EuNtNn N NAY. t~s~.
SssksNssaksA ssA~svN

SsktNasaka, CsA~soNa -. Pal
ApFtl ~, l>>A /
Nm, IA. k, NNA>~, Cfe~csA iaMa
hssR ~sk Wear card III the 18th iass. Il IA
haAts, aaa ~ >eaa sta hosvNtsh pesslstse u;
ksAAs M ~saANNAs>A EfNsA ~ taAea RIA Scot.
t>a Nna .NsssesttaN Vtsx,ssssaie ~taa kaAk~
AasS II MI NsvA sNa MI s,At ana H. SsssS
sses,Nfs. ltss AAaNn IL cNSeASAtN NfSsa A. the
sc l.4sS Mn Ns.Um, aSsgyNlsAS ~ h. aNSs IRON
SsANs ~ tae .lca, priv winners al scotland
aud fSsahtNA NlssrssN estS IL thu ioslas I'm head
N tAe taSstcs.lsss laAstls, lie ass lsa~~sSss,>
TN, SaAsat fttsSssss necessary II make NNa a
Wt~t e3a~> >tty.
WisAss,s Nva SSeSsSs ana ae,sse$s In aear froa,
saa sse4ta alA4, Ne Nvsaa,a
NegA flats 1aAss
fANGAl IaagaGks
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26
1 rertrct Remedy IN 20 Diseases.

AsaltEls. MASS,
| mn NerS,us On eighty years, and deem I, my
duty 10 sufscriaS nan,aalst u ss,s that my Ions
Tito Il dar IL naA>nRAsn's rsus wAlca hay'
NasA als snsr medicine tcS hall 4 esAtals.
Anaw the last tos,y.tAr,c ses,s " my iifc II ON.
ia,s sAlesy IL taesr asA Year ra.s saved mo
many t,Ne~ after the hcat MEDICAL sill IN sever
al states had giNoa mo ny ~ hopeless | have
hid mans converts 10 passa,ioa With RssNn.
kNfu'S t1l,S, and have sesa them perform al.
MaSt miracles ~ sarA rar elllsdaen, a FEW
aassS have cuNa measles, s>ar.es fever. and
Mhas'tay cough, In al leaaaie traahcs ami
MeakntsS have neNsf Known them IL Iall In
adult Malts have Known tnem IL cure the
was>, CASES ~ dyspepsia, rheumatism, Kidney
as~sS,>ss, assemtefy and a,Asshssss WIN leapss.
paralysis AND sl,cascNs Aase stsa,ei 10 a per.
ssstSnt course W RN,~eNrtaS rsaaS In fact
h,sc NNtst paclN tue trsN s.tN ltlNle, THEY
al a. ,oaslnaat lresHta tlsss against the
sst,et~ vi NNpc. alseaSe, aaa AhaN
aatlN II, MANN.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26

The way Gov, Bon Butler saes for
the Tewashury crimiaais moves u
Il sagges, that tina, kind If dynamite
l. what Is needed Tor Queen Vie, ana
her associates IN office ey "alslae
right" aud who have exercised It's
functions in thu integest of robbery
and against the masses.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26

Private nal4ell has jus, discovered
that the republican party '>,mks,
His nose asusf have bern on duty or
h. would have learned the fact
earlier
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26

II you arc sick Top Bittcrs will
furrly nd Nature IN making you
well when NIL else fuils.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1883-04-26
M IT ORPHANED Ky TMH NsNos aNn
IsNn tA,GaeA vi gle tuwA u SsfsssssA tANSs, ~

m IT ORDAINED Ky TNE NsNNR AND
IssNn 1eaaea NJ the tAwa ~ SfSsse>A lANss, ~
fssss0Nss
~. l. That a sslN Wals taNe a tesl Mlle
and nv ~ tnAav> taN'& hastt NJ ngAns h 3sN<s*
>trsaetea aat tata damn Va Tive ea>, ssSs> ~ lesN
ene a., twa ~, tAsvs N, tAar ~. i've a., aAa ID
>AatA Aide VI aslyN nN NAS,A AsaetsaN ~ In the
taNn II stsv~,NA iAMA, M4sala Nv slN days Sgter
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II You arc sick Top Bittcrs will
rurcly nd Nature IN making you
well when NIL else fails.
lt,youarc costi,c or dyspcptic or
suffering from any OF tho numcr-
Gus diseases Of Tho stomach or bow
els, ii Is your own fault il you re-
main i'll, feruop Ditters isa soycr-
eign remedy III allsuch complaints.
IL You aro wasting away with
any form Of Kidney disease, stop
tempting Death this moment, anu
turn for u cure to Hop Bittcrs.
II you arc sick with that terrible
sickness Nervousness, you will find
"Balm IN Gilcad' IN tho uso Of
1Iop Bitters.
II you nre q frequentcr, or a
resident Of q miasmatic district,
harricadc your system against the
scourgc Of all countries-malarial,
epidemic, bilious and intermittent
fcvcrs--by the use Of IIop Bittcrs.
II you have rough, pimply, or
sallow skin, bad breath, pains and
aches, and feel miserable gencr-
ally Hop Bitters will give you .
fair skin, rich blood, the sweetest
breath, health and comfort.
In short they cure all Diseases
Of tho Stomach, Bowels, Blood,
Liver, Nerves, Kidneys, Bright's
Disease. 5000 will be paid for
d case they will not cure or help.
Try lIop Ditters to-day. 40,
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-10-06
Advice to Mothers

Pianos moved packed and shipped at
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