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Foreign Gossip.

The French chamber OF deputies, byavote
OF 296 to l2O has refused to exempt priests
from service in the army reserves.
1t is reported in London that Miss Marie
Van Zandt is engaged to be married to a
Russian grand duke, who met her in St.
Petersburg and followed her to London.
Berlin has serious strike OF stone.
masons. The efforts OF the strikers to pre-.
vent other masons from working on build
ings in process OF erection have led to riots,
and many arrests have been made.
The reception given United States Misis.
ter Pendleton by Emperor Wilhelm was oi
very cordial character: They conversed foI
O short time in very friendly terms. The
emperor expressed the best feeling toward
both America and the American people
The Vienna municipal authorities failing
to obtain an offer from the government to
buy the town hall for use as q public office,
have decided to demolish that structure
1t was erected in 1888, and the press con
demns it's destruction as an act OF Vandla-
ism.
At Funfairchen, Hungary, Her Lisch, the
inventor OF new dynamite patents, which
have been sold in America and elsewhere
was killed by a dreadful explosion which
occurred in his house while heswas packing
boxes. His mother was also killed. The
roof OF the house was blown off.
In reply to the manifesto by Cardinal
Pitra supporting the intransigent Catholic
press in stating that the church is going tc
wreck and ruin under the present pope's
direction as compared with that OF the
former pope, Leo has written to Cardina
Guilbert strongly asserting his right to en-
force uncompromising obedience to the
reigning pontiff. The letter has created q
sensation. Cardinal Pitra has written te
the pope a humble, submissive apology
The Liberal press receives the pope's letter
most fayorahly.
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Casualty Record.

The Davenport woolen mill burned at a
loss OF sac, 900.
The oconto (Wis.) Lumber company sui-
iers 100000 fire..
The business part OF Ontario, little
village near Lyons, was destroyed by fire.
William Patterson fell from q circus bal
loon at Charlestown, West Va, and was
Killed.
Fire at Portland, Me-, destroyed build
ing owned by s. K. Lyman and damaged
two adjoining buildings. Loss, $50, 900;
insurance, $4,000.
Robert Greene, seventeen years old, broth
Or of c. G. Greene OF Greene's opera house,
at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, was killed by q
horse running away.
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Gene raj News.

O0hcEAA 3No"Ss
There are continued reports OF Indian out
rage in Colorado.
Strawberries in Troy are selling at from
three to five cents a quart.
Divorces were granted at st. Paul to
Olive M. Dudley from W. Fl. Dudley and to
Nelson Premo from Hattie Premo.
George w. Hopp, editor OF the Brookings,
Oak, Press, has been pronounced mot
guilty" in a criminal libel suit brought
against him by William II. Skinner.
Civil action was brought at Springfield,
H., against Representative Thomas James
by the parents OF the girl whom it is said he
| outraged. The damages are set at So 900.
At least one thousand men are now at
| work on the various improvements at the
state fair grounds near st. Paul, and there
is no doubt that everything will be in read
| mess for the opening on Sept. z.
Along the southern coast OF Mexico people
have habit Of inoculating themselves with
the virus OF the rattlesnake or adder, which
| novel vaccination renders them absolutely
sale forever afterward from the bite or sting
OF the deadliest reptiles.
Gov. Hoadly OF Ohio has disapproved
| the contract OF the state sinking fund com.
mission with Albert Netter OF Cincinnati and
Simon Borg Il Co. OF New York for the sale
OF So, 700, 600 worth OF state bonds at 8. .65, !
refunding the old 6s due in December, 1885,
The national council OF the African
Methodist Episcopal church convened at
| Columbus, O. Ten districts were represent.
| ed. The ministers present represent 40. 900
communicates, $500 travelling preachers
and 200, 900 Sabbath school chIldren A..
| 600 Sabbath schools and 10 colleges, and
| IS, 900, 900 or $4,000, 900 worth OF prop.
| erty.
Confederate Memorial day was observed
at Norfolk. Va, recently, by Pickett Buch-
anan camp OF Confederate veterans. All
| places Of business were closed, and the pa
rade was one OF the largest ever seen in the
state, United States soldiers and marines,
| United Veterans OF Richmond, Farraput
| post, Grand Army OF the Republic Odd Eel
| lows, and other organizations were in line
The commencement at Yale college began
| Monday with class day exercises, including
the class histories, day planting, etc
| Among the prizes awarded announced, were
the following First prize for English com
position, sophomore class, Gerald H.
Beard, Chicago, second prize, John N.
Pomeroy, Jr., San Francisco; third prizo,
| William Kent, San Rafael, Cal, You Phon
Lee, Fragrant Hills, China; and Clarance G..
Morse, Chicago.
Mr.. Lotan Of Portland, Or, who has been
over the line OF Canadian Pacific construc-
ton, recently, says that 120 miles are vet
to be completed, seventeen miles west Of the
second crossing OF the Columbia and 1O3
miles east OF the crossing. There is one
| stretch OF thirty miles on which not tree
has been cut, nor any otherwork performed.
The remaining ninety miles are about half.
i way graded. Mr.. Lotan is Of opinion that
the road cannot possibly be finished before
the 1st Of next January.
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Tho Criminal Calendar.

The Criminal Calendar.
At Portsmouth, Va, party OF naval
sub-lieutenants assault an Objectionable
editor.
At Minneapolis ex-Rev. Bowdish geta
three years at Saltwater for larceny from
his divorced wife.
At st. Paul Thomas J. Law was shot ia.
tally by a Pole named Levisky, who be.
lieves Law to have murdered his son.
At Farmersville, La, Perry and William
Melton, father and son, were hanged for the
murder OF John w. Cherry, an old farmer.
Am. Lawrence and Charley Barry, actors
in Coles circus, settled dispute at Hough-
ton, Mich, by shooting each other. Law
renee is dead and Barry cannot recover.
Christopher Wachtler u st. Paul itinerant
peddler, driven to despair by a long-con.
tinued opium habit shot himself through
the heart in Robert street lodging house.
Tom Jones, q drunkard OF Spring Place,
Ga, who has persistently refused to pro-
vide for his family, was taken from his homo
and terribly fogged by twenty masked men.
Representative Thomas James OF RAN
dolph county, H., aged sixty-four years,
was arrested, at Springfield charged with
assault with intent to rape Mamie James,
twelye-year-old girl, page in the state
house.
Maggie Morgan, aged twenty, was alone
at home at Grindstone City, Mich, when a
strange man entered the house, stopped
her cries with a handkerchief, slashed her
horribly about the face, neck and breast,
and left her for dead. Her condition is
very critical.
The trial OF J. S. Berg alias j. o. Brock,
indicted at Clinton, Iowa, for bigamy, has
| ended in conviction. The prisoner claimed
that the husband of the woman from Wis
| consin who was the complainant was his
twin brother, and said it was q case Of
| mistaken identity.
| The celebrated case OF Edward Bean for
the murder Of Stevans has concluded at
Marshall Tex. Bean pleaded guilty as an
accomplice to the murder and was sentenced
to the penitentiary for life. The wife OF the
murdered man appeared in court before the
sentence and pleaded that Beams life be
| spared,
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Hon. Richard F. Merrick, distinguished
lawyer, formely OF Chicago, died recently.
He had extensive friendship and acquaint-
ances among the eminent members Of his
profession in all parts Of the country, and
was the friend and associate OF many Of
the leading public men Of both parties who
have been in Washington in the last TWEEN
ty years.
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THE KIMBALL GRAPHIC.
Entered at the Post -ofice q Kimban, Dakota,
as assecond-class matter.
TERMS: q PER YEAR. IN ADVANCE.

Sa-Advertising Terms Of advertising made
Known on application.
!. SsrAdvertising not accompanied by instruc-
lions will be inserted until ordered out and
charged for accordingly.
AERegular advertisements payable at the
end ofeach month. Transient advertisements
must be paid for in advance.
ATAll communications intended for the
ne1t issue must be in the hands of the printer
rs early as Thursday morning to insure publ
cation.
pa-Job work of every description executed
h the best style on short notice and at reason
able rates.
A5-Short communications on any subject Of
interest are acceptable if accompanied by the
name of the author.
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Beautiful Town

The Brule County Agricul.
tnral Fair Grounds adjoin the
townsite and is one Of the best
fair grounds in the Territory.
with Il good half-mile track.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

J. r, LOWE.
E. w. SKERRY.
Commissioners, R. S. TAYLOR.
G. M. AUSTIN.
c. NJ GREGORY.
Register OF Deeds THos. KLFEATKR
Sheriff-JoHN B. RYAN.
Treasurer. E. JENKINS.
Probate Judge-JoHN LAFABRE
Surveyor-JAs. r. CROW
District Attorney A. STRoUBE
Superintendent Of Schools-E. L. DRURY.
Assessor--THos, PURCELL.
Coroner. L. CONE.
G. O. MORROW.
1,,.., GEORGE BAIREY.
'oe'ioe' W. G. GRAYB1Ih
J. F. HoxE
CHAs. CALLAHAN.
r.,...,o, WILLIAM FRANKLIN.
Son''sOtee, JOHN WILLIAMSON.
SWAN SWANSON.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-11-28

"Ihe trouble in New York was
That the Republicans were so afraid
thst Il was known that they were
Republicans it would scare the Mug
wuups OH The Mugwumps, how
ever, have an idea, found out that
they were real Republicans and
staN ed oil to large extent. In fish
ing after the Mugwump the Repub-
ucans lost a large and very valuable
ecutingent. That was the Irish Re-
puphcaHs. 1t was poor trade.
There wasn't enough of the Mug
wnmps 10 go around, and there was
OF the irish Republican Your
Mngwump is of little account in get
ting out the vote. He doesn't even
go TO the polls if it is a rainy day.
lie won wait in long line to vote.
II be cannot get in among the front
ones TO put in his ballot he won t
play. J would rather have one Irish
Republican than fifty Mugwumps.
They 20 around among the people
more and have more influence. Oh,
| know the Mugwumps."
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Warning Women.

NANHooKE, November 20.-Mag-
sic Evans and Mary Jane Davis,
aged about II years and members of
the Salvation Army, had a quarrel
last night in which Mary received
injuries that may cause her death.
At the close of the Army's services
the girls became embroiled about
some trivial remark one had made of
the other. When they came out of
the haH where the meetings were
held they clinched and fought each
other vigorously, using finger nails
aud tiny fists with marked effect,
until separated by members of the
army
After being released by the peace.
makers, Maggie picked up large
stone, and, rushing toward her enc
aiy, hurled it with all her force in
the latter's face. The girl fell to the
ground unconscious. Her face was
shockingly mutilated and the wound
bled freely.
The injured girl was picked up
carried into the place of meeting
and, after some hard labor, was re
stored 10 consciousness, but was toe
weak to say anything of causes lead
ing TO he quarrel. Afterwards she
was attacked with spasms and faint
inc spells and was quickly removed
IS the home Of her parents where
she has been conscious at intervals
Tonight her condition is regarded
as dangerous, her friends believing
she viii scarcely withstand the shock
and injury.
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state News.

The Middle Island Tea Company,
ofTyler county, has about 10000
tics III the creek, which they expect
10 get down on the first water.
Wheat thieves are operating in
some parts of the country. Their
plan is to bore into bins from the
underside and catch the wheat in
bags and then plug the hole up.
In the backwoods county of Lew
is, this State, the dwelling houses
are very primitive, having no win
dows and but one door.
Parkersburg's new water works
are Mt last in successful operation.
There are two reservoirs OF a capa-
city Of one million gallons of water
each. The water is pumped from
the Ohio river. This improvement
cost the town 100000.
The citizens of Barrackville, Ma
rion county, have been very much
annoyed of late by q strange noise
which they are unable to account
for The Fairmont Inder says the
noise sounds like the moaning of
some large beast in the last agonies
81 death. 1t has been heard by diff
terent people in different localities
al the same time. When first heard
it seems to be only short distance
oil, but when You go to the place
from whence it seems to come, there
$ nothing to be seen, but the noise
can still be heard in another place.
Three men in different localities have
searched diligently for half day
thinking some Of their stock was in
trouble, but failed to see any object
that would explain the noise. Other
citizens have spent much time in en-
deayorlng to trace up the noise and
learn its cause, but all efforts have
50 faI proved futile, and the farmers
aud villagers are much mystified.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-11-28
Special Commissioners Sale
OF VALUABLE
TOWN PROPERTY.
IN MAaTTNSBURG.

PURSUANT to the provisions of decree
i OF the Circuit Court for Berkeley coun-
ty at the October term, 1885, in the chance
~ cause therein pending, entitled r. Ell
derdice vs.. K. Elderdice ct al the uader-
signed Special Commissioners therein ap-
pointed for the purpose, will sell at public
auction, at the front door of the Court
house, in Martinsburg, W. Va, at o'clock,
p. m, on
Thursday, December 18th, 1885,
all that valuable real estate situate at the
southwest corner of West King and South
College SITS, in Martinsburg, now occupied
by DR.. Carpenter and others, fionting about
'03 feet on the south line of said King st.
aud running back along the west line of
South College St. about l03 feet.
THE property will be offered as a whole
and then 10 two or more parcels, according
to plat exhibited on day OF sale, and sold
in whichever way proves most advantageous.
Bel & corner lot, on one ofthe most desir-
able streets, and near the center the town,
makes it a valuable property either for busi-
ness or residences.
TERMS OF SALE--One.tbird cash on
day of sale, and the balance in two equal
AT 'Wti'O uhu cishtS hputuSi tue
purchaser giving notes for deferred pay
ments, bearing interest from day of sale.
BLACKBURN HUGHES,
ALEX. s. HUGHES,
Special Commissioners
hereby certifJ that Blackburn Hughes
and A. S. Hughes, Special Commissioners in
the above cause, have executed bond with
sufficient security. s. II. MARTIN,
n2l,4t Clerk.
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a Fortune Wen by u Passing
Courtesy.

Jenny Jones is pretty young la
dy, residing at Highland, Ulster Co.
Now York She is a dress-maker
and about q year ago, while employ
ed in Ne York, she befriended an
old lady whe had lost her pocket
book by loaning her a small amount
Of money and also assisted her
across tar treet when the horse-car
in which 81 had met her, come to
the place s. re the old lady wished
to aligli Miss Jones gave her
name nlr ace of residence to the
OLD laav request, and thought
ne m21 A day or two ago
Miss ) received letter from a
lawyer ,ialo, which stated thai
by an old lady in that
eltess to $50 GOO The
ola l4Q hequeathed the money
wa whom Miss Zones
tai year ago.
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Salary : Expenses,

PAID reliable and energetic men to sci
Trees ylres Shrubs, Roses, etc., grown in
the HooSer Nurseries Established 1885.
end Tor terms
Fl e. HOOKER COMPANY,
~ Pm. Rochester, N. Y
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Iuiies' Leather Sdfchels.
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT Of
Lad e Satchels and Purses just received
sud ? sale by j. L. W. BAKER
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMISSIONER OrFicE
Martinsbnrg W. Va.
Nov. oath, 1885.

George " Degrange, Plaintiff
R. a Davis 4 Others, Defendants.
To H Davis, John T Janney 2 r Grove,
Theodore Buser, trustee, Annie Maria Da-
vie. Blackburn Hug hes, Administrator VI
William Hunter, decd Ella Davis, Nary
O Davis, H Davis, B H Davis, 3 v Da-
Wis, Davis. X Davis G 0 Lambert
Mayor II the Corporation of Marti.sburg
Davis and Stewart W Walker, Guar
dian I'D Item for infant defendants.
You are hereby notified that have::Hxed
upon the 25th day Of December, 1888, to a.
certain and report the quantity and descrip
ton Of the real estate owned by Richard II.
Davis, the rental and sale value Of the same.
the liens against said realty for debts con
tracted by said Richard II. Davis, prior to
January 1st. 1884 the date Of deed from
Richard H Davis TO Theodore Buser, rus
tee of Annie Maria Davis, wife OF said Fl.
Davis and their children, and what If sny
consideration there was for making the deed
to Theodore Buser in trust for Annie Maria
Davis and children, together with the prior.
tiles OF said liens, required to be taken by
the decree of Berkeley Circuit Court render
ed on the 9th day OF November 1885 in n
suit in chancery depending in said Court, in
which you are parties, plaintiffs and defend
ants, at which time and place you are re-.
quired to attend.
Given under my baud rs Commissioner il
chancery Of the said Court, the day and ear
first aforesaid. J. 4. PICKING, Com'r
NOTICE TO LIEN-HOLDERS.
To all persons holding liens by judgment
or otherwise on the real estate or any part
thereof Of Richard II DAVIS:
In pursuance Of "A decree OF the Circuit
Court of Berkeley COUNTY, made in cause
therein pending, to subject the real estate of
the said Richard II Davis to the satisfaction
OF the liens thereon, you are hereby required
to present all claims held by you and each Of
you against the said Richard II. Davis,
which are liens on his real estate or any
part Of it, for adjudication to me, at my Of
| Ace. in the city of Martinsburg, State oil
West Virginia on or before the 28th day oi
December, 1885.
Given under my hand. this oath day Of
November, 1885. J T. PICKING. Com'r
n28 At
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A NEW MAN
IN THE FIELD, ARMED WITH A
LARGE STOCK OF
X Q q i II q n r q 81 ~ q
AND
Cutting to the Hit Everythiusr
I'm his Line.

Having purchased the stock Of goods OF
the well-kDown and popular firm Of R. e.
TIMBERLAKE h CO. who have Just return
from New York Philadelphia and Balt-
more, { here they have displayed sucn tasts
in the selection of their stock, as to defy
competition am now prepared to exhibit
the BEST and CHEAPEST STOCK lin all
the latest novelties of the season) to be
found this SIDE of the CITIES.
w first call your attention to 5000 yards
of Standard Calico at cts per yard, in per-
feet condition. We then pass on to 600
yards of Gingham at Al cts, ana LINE Of
CANTON FLANNELS that will open your
eyes. AS to CASHMERES. we ask only one
chance to show you what we can do.
What do you think of BEAUTIFUL TRI.
cor as low as SIS cts 2 Dress Flannels, all
wool. Ga wide, as low as 10 Cts? Handsome
New Markets, from 81 up to SIS? Circulars
and Dolmaps, as low as you want them
ST. worth Of Shoes for Ladies and
Children just in and MUST be sold 10 make
room for the next lot.
An elegant ine of Cloaking and Cassi.
mere, all grades of muslins, bleached and
unbleached, from cents up. Sheeting as
'cw as % cts per yard. Post yourselves
and come and see US.
o5 @. L. HARDWOOD.
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JTunted.

TO EXCHANGES new two story brick
house with roo ms, situate in Uniontown,
Pa, for property in Berkeley County.
See ]. II. BkISTOR, Agent, Msrtinsburg,
w. Va
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i. NEW ADTEERTTSMENTS
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE STOCK, FARMING IN
PIGMENTS, &c.

TINE undersigned, intending TO go west,
l. will sell at public SALE at his residence,
three miles northwest of Martinsburg and
one mile north of the Tuscarora Pike on the
farm known as the Lamar farm, COM
meneing at 10 o'clock, m on
Eaiur day. November IS, 1855,
the following personal property, to-wit:
20 head of Horses. inclu sing one Cana
iiae Stallion Mules large and well bro
ken; 10 head Of Cattle, three of which are
COWS which will be fresh by day Of sale, and
some are wel-bred Durham and Alderney,
10 head Of Hogs, two Of which are Berkshire
bears, and ak brood sows; broad-tread
Farm Wagon, two horse Wagon, Spring
Wagon. Sulky. jump seat Jaeger with
pole and shafte, Sleigh and Bells, Wheat
Fan, Had Cider Wit, Corn Shelter. Cut
ing Box. all nearly new, Buggy Rake, Corn
Planter, 2 Cultvarors, 2 Self Binders Ill in
good order, Moving Machine, Wheat Drill,
plows of all kinds, Harrows. Double aud
Single Tree, Chaius, Forks, set Of Black.
smith Toos Grain Cradle, Crosscnt Saw,
Gears of all kinds, Brides, G, liars. Grind
s,one, a lot Of good Fodder about tons OF
good hay, also Household AID Kitchen
Furniture.
TERMS--A credit o. ten months will be
given on all sums over sic, the purchaser
giving negotiable no:e with approved secu-
rity, with interest from date payable at the
Peoples National Bank Of Martinsburg in
terest will be RENTED If paid AZ maturity
Under $40 cash. No property 10 be remov-
ed until the terms of sale are compiled with.
THOMAS f. BARRETT.
JOHN GoRDEN Auc'r nov 7 ida