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We stood in the moonlight
While the wlnnowing wind
lOyed with her ,Tesses
And lempaed her mind
TO sad, silent musings
OF that gossamcr thought
Too frail foT fulhlment,
Too ohastc TO be brought
To the groSsneas Of earth,
And environs that herd
The brains beautiful beams
Win the Commonplace word,
Pale nipples OF moonlight,
By the sof 1ephyr's kiss,
Mere washed o'cI her forehead
In bright pillows Of bliss
Tia, mirIofed her musings,
Then dashed on their Nay
To the strand Of my soul.
There 10 stay there 10 stay
And my SORROW vas bathed
10 sweet sympaihy's springs
And is sohs stayed 10 laugh.
And is sighing TO sing
For knew thai her hean
Beat In rhythm wilh m.ne.
Then tbs moon seemed a lamp
Swung by sciaphs divine;
And the muddy decay
OF material eyes
Wee swept from then seat,
And the stars Of ,hr skies
Were nay visual oIhss
Mhhe the IhYthmical roll
And the music II spheres
Qnelled The yeamlng u youth
And the longing Of years.
on, thon heayen supcrnall
might san be there hal
She MOI Whispered, :, Scool, Johnny
Hes coming That's dad
--.Ns;s sstk S..s.
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Central ADVERTISEMENTS.

p'N''"' eNpo't'pthNtilos
ChsfLn . cooEn.
Hasaetg.s ~
Would ,.n s,,.n,iss 70 thst Ls5s. sod
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT.
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John Dssrs's Dang P1ows,
Planter ne~ u tbs b.a a-at.-
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~.4s &C.,. 70 aT H.. s .,s Sho; s.,,s -. s r.
Bow, Yoke, Chains FsSs
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Sugar Mill Requirements.
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C.-h<ri~aA Crsl
| soe-m OIL cylnssr, Lard
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aid Steam Pises. very cheap. renee VIE
and Staples. Galvanized Roofing
SEWING NACHINES4
Wilcox and Glib, Automatic; Singer Manufactures
Company. A.sarted; Remington Company fSH.'iI
New Coo by every arrival from GasiAnd, New
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DEPARTMENTS

DEPARTMENTS;
Real Estate Broker. Lie Insurance Ageat,
Custom House Brokef Empioymeni Agent.
Money Broker. Fire Insurance Ageai.
kad General bnsineas Agent
REAL EsIATF DErAkrHKsr niy and ser Real
Fslais an parts u tbs kingaom NAius Real Estate
and p7opsfiy u AL Kinds Rent and Lsass Houses Cot.
sagss, <oom. and iaad Attend 10 insaIancs, 1axss,
Rrl@iting and Coliceiins q Rchials, Dra~ Legal
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eanshia Eassot,ng AMI AL knids " CopYng done
f'veais t.fs and late lulraaes, Adsenlssa.enls ai
Correspondence aSteadcd 10,
cusrOa HousK hsogrs- Attend 10 al Entire,
thFqush io~u 81 attorney and other~iss. Merchant,
all Hal thls hepaFimsui arccti henchf them
ailsod ~ The dsiis~f, ID nsoee> camaisis.
SoLitIrika AcFsr for The Mutual life Ins,irAnc.
Nomlany u Ns~ Yrs hs largest. gEande,i and
soundsaf iusuFan,s Company IA The void
TOURISTS Ana fIaseis0, sli Hose eesins refna
neag hoaaes On tho anas al hnd 4 % their aiyan
Ilgr % cialt personally ~ lctsr when suitahi,
ACTON nqiAttlas arc required, Ai ihsy ~il hid a Il
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FOR RANGES, GRANITE IRON WARE.
NICKEL PLATED AND PLAIN
laid q, n. io,..s+ r,.cs ateo cos, iro,
Lead Soil Pipe.
Housa E,vut.T,tug (ynnIa all hindu.
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Nemesis
rury Low

TimN Low
iis oheel was rel, bis eye, were tlue
Ills cont Of strange device,
Ills curly har 81 golden hue
Gus called him livery nice"
some at the band to linn did freeze,
Some loved him on the block,
Sometime, strange maids hi, hand would squeeze
We, he "a, hard as rock
Tiry nfs.
III, face was fair, his heart va. cold,
And money was his dau
His lady lovers, being sold,
All took another start
Some fslt quite bad began to rave,
Some walled and Nrpt by turns,
Some wandered By the sad sea wave,
Some sighed. aud took to ferns.
Tnny Rrvvr
Amongst those maids whose love lay dead
There went a whisper round,
It's come at last he's to be wed 20
Each girl woke at the sound
Some eased their ribs in coffin lids,
For shalehonc some did search
Some wore but deecne, forbidsl
And thus they went to church
rHEy HAVE RFvrsGn
The bridegroom waits, the moments near,
The bride has eit her carriage:
When two score former loves appear,
And straight forbid the maniage;
Some laughed some hurst their wooden stays
They dealt him cruel strokes
Then some half sadly went their ways,
And some went home with Jokes.
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a DMls,srsAroRs' NOTICE.

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SANI G. AfLEN,
JoSEPh q. CAkttn.
Adaiaissr>ass> Essss Cso EazssA ps<<~~d
SaSu
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fnfsifioHai Ioce.

What stsrY len,AFkaoi, marvellous u,an
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SUGAR MAcHlN cry.
PER "MALLSG1TE.-
We have received further cops,snn,eat of
Messrs. Mi~rees.I Tat.o" & Co.'S MacAi"ers
And have hand. ready for delivery
One rials.Eiiee, onhandsouss iron Staging, eoaiasin.
s,.3s square feet Of heaiing surface. with Pumpins
Engine and dseharging Mon,ias. complete.
One Double. Effect. having aaso square fee, Of heating
sudaee, vith Engine ard Moa,jas
One of -Four wss,oa's Patent cen,rifasals. viii
Engine and Mixer
One x, Of Two wss,en's Psisn, csa,rifus-i>
iav,n increased facilities iof the manufacture q
,hsss machines. tIhs Weston PAieai. for which !
Great Britain has espired) thus enabled &c sde
them at materially reduced prices.
We have fall assoHm,ns u Centrifugal sps5s.
iiniHgs tras.es, rubber bAnl, and bushes. eic-
Tao Diagonal Ensln.s, each IN. y "a IN
ciaHasrs, Flas Coolers, : hy { h5 y, and :, ~ rr
ons Spare Top asllss iOs q - 5, i. Mn.
On. pare side Roller fos do do
one spare iarsrm.aAi' Spur wheel isr gearing q %
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poogs PERTAINING TO HAWAII
Jarsc> liissary u The Hawaiian Islands
An5rexs nsSiionsry.
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Mis- birIs SIX Months IN ths sandwich l>anls
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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-08-23
A Great Discovery.

Mr.. VIM. Thomas, ofNewton, Ia says:
Ny wife has been seriously affected with
a cough for twenty-five years, and this
spring more severely than ever before.
She had used many remedies without re.
lief, and being urged to try DR.. Kings
New Discovery, did so, with most graf
flying results. The first bottle relieved
her very much, and the second bottle has
absolutely cured her. She has not had
SO good health for thirty years."
Trial Bottles Free at E. c. Williams l.
Bros, Drug Store. Large size 81 90.
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An Orphan Girl.

One day white winged ship set
sail from the shores of far-off Eng
land. 1t carried on its deck sad peo-
pie, leaving their native land, and
Others happy at the thought of going
back to friends and home in Ameri-
ca. The ship was what is known as
an 'emigrant" vessel, and among
her passengers was man, his wife,
and wee girl baby.
Strong was the ship, with her
snowy canvass spread to catch the
favoring breeze and she kept stra light
on her course until quite out of
sight of the land. All thought they
would soon be safe on land. Alas
the pilot slept. The fog was thick
and the men on watch were unable
to see which way they were going,
Crash! The ship trembled in every
timber-she had dashed against the
cruel rocksI Then there were hur-
rying feet, and loud commands from
the captain, and cries and sobs from
pale women and clinging children.
Life-boat were lowered, loaded and
pulled shoreward. All could not 90
at once, so some were forced to wait
the uncertain return of the boats,
for the way was long, and the sea
high on that bleak December morn.
The ship soon began to break and go
to pieces. Selling plank and every
available support, the emigrants
struggled for life in the salt, chilly
water. Many soon ceased their mad
struggles, and the lifeless bodies
thickly strewed the shore, before the
sailors could again return to the
wreck. Among them was lady,
holding high above her head, in her
stiff, cold arms, little crying child
the baby girl l have just told you
of, who had thus been kept out of
the water. A fisherman took her to
his humble home, telling his wife to
take good care of the waif, for they
must be father and mother toit.
The good woman took the child to
her motherly arms, determined that
naught should part them, for her
own ones bad never lived to need her
fostering care, and she was yearning
for a child's love, such as this one
gave ample promise of bestowing on
her sorrowing heart.
So the little child was named May,
and when she grew older, well repaid
her adopted parents for their kind
care, in gentle ways and gay, loving
smiles. Often, on her way to school,
with her little lunch basket, and her
books on her arm, she would gaze
far down the green valley, to where
the blue sea rolled its surf along the
distant strand and wonder il her lost
father and mother looked down on
their child from their far-off land,
and guarded the footsteps of their
darling one. Some day they will be
again united, and meet and know
each other in a heavenly home.
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Every description of Plain and
Colored Printing, done in the very
BEST STYLE of workmanship, and
at prices that defy competition,
when weight Of paper and charac
ter of work is taken into consider
alton.
We make a speciality of all kinds
of FANCY and ooLoRED PRINTING.
We have a chromatic press, which
prints from one to six colors at
one impression-the only press of
the kind in this end of the State.
We have all the facilities of
steam power, fast presses, large
fonts of new types, borders, etc,
experienced workmen, and with
large stocks of paper, bought from
the manufacturers, always on hand,
we can and do defy all competition
in JOB PRINTING, both as to the
manner of execution and price.
Call and get samples, and when
you ask for prices, name weight
and quality of paper you wish.
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AN EDITORS TRIBUTE.-Theron
p. Heater, Editor of Fl. Wayne,
Ind, Gazette" writes: "For the
past five years have always used DIR.
Kings New Discovery, for coughs
Of most severe characters, as we'll as
for those of milder type. 1t never
fails to effect speedy cure. My
friends to whom 1 have recommend
ed it speak of it in same high terms.
Having been cured by it of every
cough / have had for five years, !
consider it the only reliable and sure
cure for Coughs, Colds, etc., Call
at e. @. Williams 81 Bros, Drug
Store and get a Free Trial Bottle.
Large Size $1.O0.
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DATENTS.-Anderso & Smith,
l. Solicitors of U. s. and Foreign Pat.
ents No. 100 Seventh street, cor G.. opp.
u. Patent Office, Washington, D. g.
Correspondence solicited. No charge for
advice No fee charged unless patent is
allowed. References, Lewis Johnson &
Co.. Bankers and Postmaster, Washing
ton, D. G. Pamphlets of Instructions
free.
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Ordinary EgOtism.
Brooklyn Eagle.

Brooklyn Eagle.
Hadn't I better give that poor
tramp a nickel'" she asked, timid-
ly. "He says he's blind"
Essays he's whata" snarled the
unbelieving husband.
"Ssys he's blind" she replied
gently.
"Naw,' he growled, settling be-
hind his paper again. ''He's a
fraud. Blindness is all in his two
eyes"
And she simply said she thought
that was where it most usual came
and he couldn't think of anything
to say until nearly noon, and then
he was down at the Office and
couldn't say it.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-08-23

We accuse women Of insincerity
without perceiving that they are
more sincere with us than with
themselves.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-08-23
He Was Not a Kicker.
BUT He HAD AN OBJECTION TO MAKE
CONCERNING THE SOUP.

Merchant Traveller.
Ben Ridgely, Louisville, KY,
newspaper man, who for the first
twenty years of his life, had been
accustomed to feeding on cham
payne and diamond back terrapin,
has for the past twenty years been
having q catch as-catch can wrest-
ling match with the useful board
ing house spread, and is still alive
but weak. One day early in the
spring, he went to his landlady
with complaint.
MADAM he said, with a demi-
semi-quavor in his voice, and a
piece of wetness in each eye about
as big as buckshot, haven't /
been q pretty good boarder for the
two years l have been with you ?"
"Why, Mr.. Ridgely. OF course
you have. Only yesterday lady
asked me how long ysu had been
a member of the Young Mems
Christian association" replied the
lady in surprise.
Eyes, and when you give us
eggs with feathers on, did I ever
kick?n
"Wha-what's that ?" STAN
mered the woman, thrown off her
balance by the suddenness of the
blow
"And did I ever insist on your
clipping their wings y
"Sir, I DON'T
'And didn't | keep right on,
even though you let the butter
wear it's hair banged, when you
knew hated bangs ~
''Mr Ridgely, this is going
too
"And did l complain, when I
found a button in my pie, because
there was no buttonhole in the
hap?'
"Sir, I won't stand this any"
"And did l report you to the
society of Prevention of Cruelty
when I picked that poor helpless
cockroach out Of the biscuit o.
"Shut up, YOU"
Eyes, and when / found min
now in the milk, did I ask you
whether you MIXED your cow with
fishing pole or seine ?"
"Wha-wha-wha -"
"Don't mention it, madam.
When the steak was little tough
was / one of the boarders who
sent buzz-saw and a steam en-
gine up to the house p
"I--I-I-"
"And did I ever object to pay
ing for furniture repairs, because
the bread was SO heavy that when
/ swallowed it, it knocked the
bottom of the chair out :"
"You mean, good for nothing"
''Don't get excited, madame.
Did 1 ever inquire whether you
drew your tea with a windlass or
a chain pump"
"Oh, you william, you wretch,
you"
81 hear you, madam, did 1 ever
do any of these things : And I
answerby saying Never, no never
Therefore I want to know why in
thunder, excuse my forcible Ian
guage, please, when they bring me
plate of soup with a dishrag in
it, they don't bring along a pair
of scissors to cut the darned thing
up SO man won't choke on it.
That's all, madam"
When the lady was resuscitated,
Ben was compelled to go out into
the cold, cold world and get an
other boarding house. Such is
woman's inhumanity to man.
AN EDITORS TRIBUTE
p. Heater, Editor of Fit. Wayne,
Ind SGa1offo }, xuritac. HEor <ho
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-08-23

A beautiful woman pleases the
eye,a good woman pleases the heart;
one is a jewel, the other treasure.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-08-23

Give Days Horse and Cattle Pow
der to your cows. Positively it will
increase the flow of milk from ten to
twenty per cent. Price % cents per
package of one pound, full weight.
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when body needs please note t
yos@ Weigh Ysighb 3w '' >
1000 A Fine Brown Muslin only ST
400 :, q Deacheo 81 +"
1000 GoodG Bingham q !"
1900 1000 " Best sesrsucker price. lsa
300 " White India Linen Lawn cts, former l2i
fact have the Cheapest of White
5000 is and 20 cents Dr ward
1000 " Plaid Dress Goods, educ in Price ~ "
Our Stock Of BLACK Dress Goods is the best In town
we will give you a few Prices: 'o"''
Inch wide Black B knn. Bv sn only only Is
Cashmere is s bssn Uny an nd as good as Won @ m s.
ocens We have good line in all Black Goods suchas "
OTTOMAN CLOTH, Cur MER1No HENRIETTA CLOTH De ALMA
CLOTH, GAzELLE CLOTH TAM1sE CLOTH.
M many ~ IN Black SIks we Will guarantee
5000 Yards of the very best Gacos such Pacific ooohecos M
macks' and all the best brands only cents, worth
cents at any other
1000 Yards Real Indigo Blue Caicoes only Cents worth and
10 Cents by other friends Black Prints ony cents
so Sf bs s osanss 81 n
80 Dozen Ladies; c wear at any price to close them
o's es sa 30 p Rs1s s e s Seamless Half
s DIE HOSE IN ALL ooLoRs SIZES AND PRICES
our o'0'h " SWISS Em0dsr Hamburg Edges Oriental Spanish
can't be beat in f STYLE Quantity Price
ooo rams all Sizes Cos and Prices 300 Fine Paras any Price
tb host Ladies adj and Gents Gaaze underwear
SPECIAL BARGAIN KID GLOVES Hook Glow At TX
CENTS, WORTH Sl25 IN BLACK CoLoRs
Great JOB in Thread Gloves from auction 10 Yard Wide
= 49, 49, ~ ~ nc iafa wac fercas 10 cents worth l23
IN fact al we ask call prices invariably the
prices which this ds an early a For the above
MARTlNsBURG
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-08-23
Merit the Trade Mark of Success.
QUALITY THE TRUE TEST OF CHEAPNESS.
HERE WE ARE WITH THE FOLLOWING RUINoUs PRICES FOR
THIRTY DAYS nNT-v


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sold we believe
following and and your order M
neghbor. - = 'o1' oiuei y.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-09-29
DETECTIVES PRAYED FOR.
4 Crazy womhn's Visit to the Chicago
Police Headquarters Yesterday.

A Crazy womhn's visit to the Chicago
Police Headquarters Yesterday.
CHICAGO September PA fashionably
dressed woman walked into the detectives
room at the Central Station is after
noon.
Gentlemen" she began, Il beseech you
to give up your lazy ways and protect the
good and the walkers in the paths Of holi-
ness from the sinful attacks Of the wicked.
Lieutenant Kelly staggered back Into q
corner at this sudden onslaught and De-
tective Houser began making preparations
to escape by the window
Fixing herself in front Of the Lieutenant
80 that she coud not free, she began sn earn
est PRAYER, in which she asked that the eyes
Of the officer might be opeI ed 70 their short
c)n,ings and weaknesses. Maj Linton cvm.
ing down stairs at this juncture was pointed
out to her as the Mayor. On being al.
dressed as His Honor the Major bowed
politely felt proud and tried TO put on
,,yle She told him that devils pursued her
constantly. and also prayed for him. Prom
isipg &c d,'ail officers at once to search for
the iu.ys ~bo annoyed her, the Major es
cOri,d her to the street.
The wOmap is crazy, and has paid occa
sicrsl visits to police headquarters during
the last ten years, but this was her first ap,
! cara nee during the present administration.
She is well educated, and is said to have
leen very wealthy at one time. Her attire
always COMPOSED Of CAV materials.