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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-20
MARRIED.

In Zion (Episcopal) Church, Charles
town, Thursday June 18th, 1885. by the
Rector aud brother OF the bride, Rev.
Dallas Tucker, FOREST w. Brown,
Esq, and Miss EMMA BEVERLY
TUCKER.
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A PLEASANT party was given at the
residence of Miss Minnie Bowers last
Friday evening, in honor of a Freder-
lex friend.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-20

IT is pretty thoroughly rumored that
Collector McGraw will visit Martins
burg to-day.
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COMING EVENTS.

The buttercups are dancing in the meadow;
The roses lift their queenAy faces high,
And in the sunshine of the pleasant shadow
There ripens slow the huOkleberry pie.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-20

A WIRE fence is being placed around
Potomac Isle.
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Thursday morning, June 18th, 1885,
Mr.. PHILIP A. BERRY, son OF Mr..
Joseph Il. Berry, aged 80 years, IL
months and % days
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= Everybody admires beautiful hair,
and every one may posses it, by using
Ayers Hair Vigor.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-20

Ask for Ayers Sarsaparilla, and do
not be persuaded to take any other.
Sold by all druggists.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-20

THE Baptist festival, we are inform
ed was quite successful.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-20

MEMS Calf Dress Boots. Among the
bar krupt goods, bought from Col. Doug.
lass, Trustee, there Il three or four dozen
pairs Of calf dress Boots. will be closed
out at so cts to $l.0o pair less than reg
ular prices. GETTINGER q H0KE.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-20

A BEE always has singing answer
ready for an insult
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-20

As the early bird catches the worm,
so the early potatoe scoops the profit.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-20

For constitutional or scrafnluas GA
tarrh. and for consumption inancpd by
the scrofi loss faint, Ayers ssaFsapariIla
is the true remedy Il l.as cured nun-
berless cases. 1t willstau the nauseous
catarrhal discharges. and remove the
sickening odor Of the breath, which are
indications of scrofulous origin.
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A Pretty Woman S Secret.

Fear Of discovery, when she resorts to
false hair and dyes, Is 4 source Of con-
slant anxiety to her. The very persons
from whom she most desires to hide the
waning Of her charms are the ones most
likely to make the discovery. But there
Is no reason why she should not regain
and retain all the beauty Of hair that was
her pride in youth. Let her use AYERS
cease to fail out. but u new growth win
appear where the scalp has been dcnuded;
and locks that are turning gray, or have
actually grown white, win return to their
pristine freshness and blilIancc of color
AYERS HAIR VIGoR cures
Hereditary Ealdness.
GEORGE MAYER. FiGt0aid, Iexds.was
bald ut % Yeas OF age, as his ancestors
had been for several generations. Ono
bottle OF HAIR NIGOR started u growth Of
soft, downy hair NIL over his scalp, which
soon became thick, long, and vigorous.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1885-06-20

So THEY WERE MARRIED. The
First Baptist Church on King street
was filled with an elite audience last
Thursday night, who had assembled to
witness the marriage Of Mr.. James G..
Shaffer, of Baltimore. formerly of this
place, and Miss Sarah E. Neer, daugh-
ter of Mr.. John Neer, of this city. At
s O'Clock the young couple preceded
by the polite and urbane ushers, Messrs.
James Thompson, Arthur Gilbert, b.
F. Pitzer and DR.. Welsh) entered the
church and passed up the aisle to the
altar. In few short but exceedingly
appropriate remarks Rev. r. H. Pitt
performed the marriage ceremony and
pronounced the two husband and wife,
The happy couple then drove to the
home of the brides father, on east John
street, where host of friends assem-
bled and made the spacious rooms ring
with merry making, and warmly con-
graduated the young married people. A
rich repast was spread at 8 o'clock and
hugely enjoyed by all the guests. The
reception lasted until after IL O'Clock.
We have known the bride and groom
for years. Two nicer or more affection
ate young persons never lived. A tes-
timonial of the worth and esteem in
which Mr.. Shaffer is held by his fellow
associates, is found in their presenta-
ton Through Mr.. Harry Menslage) of
large swinging silver e-pitcher,
valued at $58.
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FARMERS when yon como tc town
before purchasing elsewhere call at tn
DAYLIGHT CLOTHING HOUSE, and
be convinced that no sells the cheapest
and bes, goods in town rs
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We gladly extend our congratula-
tions. May the future be freighted with
happiness and prosperity. May love
and domestic virtue lend their holy in
fuence. We hope as the years speed
on, that each succeeding one may but
unite their hearts the firmer in mutual
love and trustfulness.
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LIST OF PRESENTS.

Handsome Silver IcePicher and Butter Dish, Friends
in B. o. office, Baltimore; Fruit DISH Mrs. F. d. Boyer ;
Celery Stand, A. Gilbert Handsome Bisque Ornament
p A. Cunningham Pair china Fruit Dishes, Mrs C. s..
Moore Silver Cream Pitcher U. s. Grant Ptzer Silver
Goblet. NJ. Mccormick; Silver Cake Basket, Mr.. and
Mrs. George ": French of Washington; Silver Pickle
Csstor Dr. o. F. Welsh Clock, H. s. Hyde Silver Castor
BenjF Pitzer; Batter Dish, Minnie Boyer; Pitcher and
Glass Miss Nettie Butler Baltimore Handsome Moquette
Rug. 8. Emmert; Handsome Trunk, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
w. Neer; Toilet Set, Miss A. r. Neer; Handsome Fam
Miss Lille Neer; Whsk, A. Neer; Silver
Cake Basket, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Keiscome Coffee MIL
Receipt for making good coffee and Pair of Flat IRONS
Mrs L. Wolfes Maolics Pitcher Miss Hensey Silver
Water Pitcher, Mr. and Mrs. Jas D. Moore Silver Teapot
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. West Silver Card Receiver Mr. and
Mrs Ben Butler Keyser Silver Castor, Mr. c. A. Roush,
Baltimore; Silver Saler, A. f. Lambert Silver Cup Mr..
and Mrs. W. Rinher. Waterford, Va. Linen Napkins Mr..
and Mrs Cline Silver Lade Ashby cunninghami one
handsome Silver Waiter d. Myers; Silver Knives Forks
and Spoons. Mr. and Mrs p Shaer; Handsome Silver Ice
Pitcher and Waiter, James Thompson One Dozen Nap
kins, Miss Belle West One Dozen Napkins Mrs J. w.
Pltzer; Linen Towels, BERTHE shaher; Handsome Mat
Miss Mamie Moore Butter Dish, Mrs. John Neer, Har-
pers Ferry Set Knives and Forks Mr. and Mrs Martin:
Box Periodicals, friends B. 4 O. ONCE.
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LOCAL NEWS.
GRANT PITzER,. ,....."Local Editor

GRAPES are in bloom.
FIX up the public square.
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Look Out. Look Out.

IF you don't go to G. p HERRING'S
before you buy your Parasols You will DO
awful sorry, for he ceiling nice little
ones at l0cts, and big ones st 2oets TO So.
With each silk Parasol he makes pres
ent.
National Republican., 1885-05-27

The following building permits were issued
yesterday: Maria soter to improve No. 1906
Seventh street, to cost 81, ,OOO Charles Xander,
to improve house on X street. near Fourth, to
cost $1,000; d, A. Driscoll, to improve house
No. 1909 Eighth street, 10 cost $500; X. Francis,
to improve Nos lib to lll5 Thirteenth street
to cost $500; Epiphany Mission, TO improve
property on Maryland avenue, near Twelfth
Street southwest, to cost sl,J0O; +. A. King, TO
improve No lil6 Eighth street, to cost $3.50;
George W. Marshaur, to build one two-story
and cellar brick corner Of Twelfth and streets
northeast to cost e. 800; J. L. Slater, to build
one three story and basement brick on CoIco'
ran street, near Sixteenth, to cost 81 800; WIN.
| Limerick to build one three-story brick on y
street, near Sixth southwest to cost HOOO;
John SCanlOn, to build one two.story brick on
/ street. near Twenty.iourth, to cost 81 100;
John Miller, to build one onostOry brick cor
ner Of First street and Delaware avenue north
east, to cost 500. +. Mclean, to build one two
/ story and basement brick on A street, near
| sixth southeast, TO cost $1,000; A. ID. Stidham,
| to build one wOstOry and basement house on
| / street, near Filth, TO cost s., 500.
National Republican., 1885-05-27

Court IN General Ttrm-,ins'ices OR, ,dmes,
and crrick-Gibbons vs.. Mabon; argued and
submitted Harris ct al. vs. Daurman' decree
below affirmed, with costs Gross VI. Gold
smith: decree below affirmed. Assignment Tor
today-NOs. a., 81, 81 90, bS, 90, 63, sod 6i.
E0iinV Conrt-Jtl,tiee Hdgncr.-Oibornc VS.
Osborne; commission appointed tc take test,
mony i'll Baltimore. Aiken VS.. Barlow United
states allowed to die answer. Robinson vs.
Wall; on hearing. Peck vs. Peek; testimony
ordered taken before Examiner u. n. Richard.
sou. Campbell vs.. Campbell appearance oil
absent defendant ordered. IOllansoee vs..
Clagett rule on defendant rct1rnable June ..
Assignment iOr to.duy--HcwiH ct al. vs.. West
ern Union Telegraph Company OF al. -.
Criminal CouTt-Justice Hdfdruur. John W.
Drew presenting false vouchers; on trial. NO
assignment.
National Republican., 1885-05-27
Important NOtlce-6reat Reduction in West
Bound Ratek on Pennsylyania Railroad.

general reduction in west-bound rates will
go into effect on Monday, the 18th instant, on
the Pennsylvania railroad, as follows Chi
cago, sl5; Cincinnati, Sll 1t. Louis $3.50; To
lcdo, Sl2 Columbus, 5000; indianapolis, sl2
Louisville, sli.jD, md Il corresponding reduc
ton will be made TO all points west reached
by the Pennsylvania system. Three daily fast
trains leave the baltimore and Potomac rail
road station-9iO a. nj. (iast line) $40 p. IN
Chicago and Cincinnati eEpress), and 10 p. In
Pacific eXpressJ.
National Republican., 1885-05-27
GAurlERs ice cream, sl5O per gallon.
The Bureau of Engraving and Printing.


The failure of the bureau OF engraving and
printing to secure the contract for printing
postage stamps for tho postoilice Department
will result IN a further reduction in the force
employed at the bureau on the 30th instant.
The force was recently reduced one.third by
Chief Burrill, In consequence Of the discon-
tinuance OF the printing of 81 aud " notes. 1t
was expected that the work on these notes
would be resumed after short interval but
the indications now are that there will be no
more orders for notes of these denominations
for some time TO come. The formal transfer
of the office of chief Of the bureau IRON Capt.
Burrill to Mr.. Graves will take place on the
LIST prOximo. 1t is stated that there were more
Democrats than Republicans employed in the
bureau under the last administration.
National Republican., 1885-05-27
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.



Robert ]. Campbell has petitioned for di-
vorce. from his wife, sarah Campbell, oharg-
ing her with desertiOn.
In the police court yesterday the case charg.
ing James Nelson with larceny from Senator
Hale's house, 1901 street, in August, 1888,
was dismisscd.
The application Of q. c. Mechling, Jos. May
nard, aud Andrew L. Hillyer for admission TO
the bar Of this District was yesterday referred
~ the examining committee.
Sam, alias Jenny" Cant, colored, who shot
Officer skdmore In the hand Monday night,
was tried In the police court yesterday for as
sault with intent to kill, and was held for the
action Of the grand Jury in $500 bail. When
passing back into the dock Cant made an in
solent remark to the policeman.
The annual convention Of tho Protestant
Episcopal Church Of the diocese OF Maryland
Gncluding the District of Columbia) will meet
in St Peters Church, Baltimore, this morning
nt ~ o'clock. Bishop Parot will preside. The
opening sermon will be by the Rev Or. Lind.
say, rector Of st. iohn's Church, West Wash
iugton. Mai Thomas II. LOCKER, pay direc.
tor OF the navy, and Mai. Francis H. Bates, oi
the army, were appointed as lay delegates 70
attend the convention and representSL Johns
Church.
National Republican., 1885-05-27
Grand Decoration Day Excursion to Pen-har
and the Blue Ridge via Baltimore and Po.
tOmAc Railroad.

EVTHHV NWITTUHUs
special excursion train will leave the Bal
timore and Potomac railroad station at $50 II.
IN. for Pon.Miur aud the Blue Ridge on Docora-
tion Day May -. Returning special train will
land cxcursionstsin Washington about . p IN.
The ride through the beautiful scenery OF the
Blue Ridge mountains II picturesque in the eN.
treme. The train moves on in steady ascent
through ever changing views, until Pen. Mar
is reached, from tho summit Of which is
spread before the observer the iar-ialned Cum-
berland valley and the states OF Maryland,
Pcnnsy ylvnua and West Virginia. A fine band
OF music will give concerts at the pavilion dur
ing the afternoon. All kinds OF attractions
are provided for the amusement and pleasure
Of the visitors. Meals 20 cents. Refreshments
at moderate priccs NO crowding Seats Will
be provided for all Fauc round trip, 81
can be purchased at the Offices OF the company
Thirteenth and Pennsylvania avenue and
Baltimore and Potomac railroad station.
National Republican., 1885-05-27

r. s. Carlson, 92i E street, reports stolen
from his room during the forenoon of Satur-
day brown spring overcoat and black vest;
value, S25. A. S. Johnson reports stolen from
the roof Of the National Hotel, where he has
been working, lot Of timers tools valued at
sl525. Andrew A. Rock, Sl7 Seventh street
southwest, reports that alter midnight Mon
day his house was entered by taking the tran
som out of the rear door, and that there was
stolen from his bedroom silver watch, gutta
percha chain, and purse containing s7 in
money.
National Republican., 1885-05-27
The Utah, state Question Debated.

At the Y. NJ c, A. parlors last evening an
interesting debate was held on the question:
"R,soired, That Utah should be admitted as
state into the Union" The Jefferson Literary
Society, of south Washington presented the
arguments on the affirmative and the Y. NJ Z.
A. Society on the negative side of this ques'
tion. vote was given the audience on the
merits Of the arguments, the negative win.
ming,
National Republican., 1885-05-27

WHAT WILL To-NoRnow BRiSG?-Don't
know Either clear weather or cloudy.
Either storm or sunshine. Either sickness or
health, or else, perhaps n middHng condition
half way between one and the other II you
Toying relief tomorrow, IL you will only take
Browns Iron Bltters II you have this prime;
of tonics in the house, look joyfully and hope
fully for the coming Of the morrow. IL cues
neuralgia headache, dyspepsia, weakness, &C.
National Republican., 1885-05-27

The following contracts were awarded yes
torday by the commissioners: Macadam road,
Vermont avenue from Z to r streets; grading
and graveling and q streets, from Third TO
Eleventh southeast, to j. Cudmore. Grading
aud grayeling New Jersey avenue, from NJ
street to Boundary also Eighth street, from q
10 Water southwest, TO Andrew Gleason.
National Republican., 1885-05-27
ARE YOU INTERESTED

cheap goods rather in good goods low pcesn If
this week We stock than need and
into money and the quickest to do that as
by experience by putting the knife into We make
special offerings this week. but have mention half
the bargains that have But may be interested in
the goods mentioned you don't be dscour
aged but call and and will surely interest The goods
here all below regular vaue Of them undoubtedly
National Republican., 1885-05-27

James II. Bryan, residing at 2033 II street, by
a bill in equity filed through his attorney, J.
u, MoNally, complains against the alleged
danger and nuisance Of the stable of J., 2.
Wright d Son, contractors for street sweep
ing, near his dwelling and asks that they be
restrained from rebuilding that portion re-
Gently burned. Justice Hagner has issued a
rule on the MessTs. Wright TO show cause why
the or der should not be made.
National Republican., 1885-05-27
4 BARGAIN.
Full Reguar-made Lisle Thread Hose in all sizcs all coor
At 40 Cents Per Pair.

Full Regular-nadc Hose all sizes, all coo,
At 40 Cents Per Pair.
Shirts Gentlemen underwear
81 Cents.
Half Hose in all coor and all Sizes full regular nade
% Cents Per Pair.
summerI Corsets that are sold everywhere al $780,
For SS Cents.
Imported Jerseys that sold in New York at ss.oS,
For $780,
TaHeta Gloves in all sizes and coiors,
For As and SOC Per Pair
Chldren Mtts in all colors and sizes,
For "a Cents Per Pair.
Fine Fans in great variety really worth CSC,
For 40 Cents.
New lot of in beautiful designs,
At S5 and 9S Cents.
Oxdzed Jewey Earrings Bracelets Necklaces
ments, several new designs,
At 10 Cents to $685.
Bags real leather very substantial
For 40 Cents
Four Enbroideries, worth double money,
At 10, %, 80, and 3s Cents Per Yard.
designs Hats just value
6S Cents Each.
Beautiful Flowers for Summer Hats in endless variety,
At 25 Cents Per Bunch.
Embroidered Handkerches that 9Sc,
For As Cents.
Alwoo Shawls and Scarf evening wear, worth s1.os
At $1.6S.
Cooed Laces in Red White and Blue and White suitable for light
At l9c and s5c Per Yard.
IHE PALAIS ROYAL,
1117 AND PENNA. AVENUE, COR TWELFTH STREET
National Republican., 1885-05-27
Miss Capflcld'. Suicidal Attemp,.

Miss Ella CanGeld, who attempted suicide
by shooting herself at the Dewitt Seminary,
Bellcyillc, five miles from Newark, ~ j., was
n daughter OF Mrs L. 4. Canfeld, who is EN-.
ployed in the State Department and resides at
$40 Twelfth street. Miss Garfield had Just re.
she entered the seminary three months ago,
and had previously siiown frequent signs of
alteration About two weeks ago her cars
gave her much trouble. Her health had been
She is a grand niece of the wife OF President
Lincoln,
National Republican., 1885-05-27

The following marriage licenses have been
issued: j. NJ, Wolfe and Jennie +. Cox, both OF
Charles county, Va; J. F, Leonti and Lizzie W.
Iipscomb, both of Richmond, Va; Eugene
TTainor and Hannah Bresenhan: Frank slew
Nichols
National Republican., 1885-05-27

The case Of Caroline Gross against Frank H,
Goldsmith came up before the court in general
term yesterday for argument. 1t involved the
question 20 often discussed in this District as
to the right OF justice OF the peace to issue
an attachment for rent. After full argument
by counsel the court delivered Its opinion, de-
Gliding that a justice of the peace has the power
TO issue au attachment for rent where the sum
involved is within his jurisdiction. This
opinion stlstains the decision by Justice Hag-
ner in the case OF Fitch, Fox Il Brown VS..
iHecht. which was appealed to general term.
National Republican., 1885-05-27
The Peabody Library.

town has now over 400 volumes in the IL
brary. Mr.. A. Hyde treasurer, reports the
annual condition OF the fund and the annual
income as follows: Original fund, $4,000,
which now aggregates s46,Oli,77, invested in
per cent. bonds and real estate. The annual
Income 10 SL63l.
National Republican., 1885-05-27

Note following, taking effect to-day, 25th:
Chicago, $500; Kansai City, s2iOo; st. Paul,
$3.50; Columbus, SlO.D; Cincinnati, sll.oO; st.
Louis, sl6,5O; indianapolis, sl2,0O; Detroit,
Sl2.OO; Louisville, SlA5O; Memphis, s22.4O; New
Orleans, $1,000; Sau Francisco, Sll5lO. Cor.
responding reductions TO other points west.
No extra fare Tor fast time and no change Of
cars OH limited express trains via Baltimore
and Ohio railroad. Time to Cincinnati, l6
hours; Chicago, % hours; 81. Louis, q hours;
Louisville, 81 hours; Indianapolis, q hours,
and Columbus, Ohio, Ia hours.
National Republican., 1885-05-27

Mr. NJ, Bryerby, of 1917 L street, has com
planned to the commissioners that he is an
,noyed by chickens The commissioners have
notified him that they have no control over
oalloged nuiAance
National Republican., 1885-05-27

DR., John &. Hail died FIVE years ago and
len Sl30,OO) to be divided between the
Washington city orphan Asylum and the
Childrens Hospital. The latters portion was
used in constructing an addition to the S
street side OF the building. The new wing was
dedicated yesterday afternoon in the presence
of large assumblage. The services were
commemorative Dr. Hall and his mother,
who was Mrs. Laurie at the time OF her
denth, and after whom the fund was named
Addresses were delivered by Judge w. NJ.
MerriCk and MIR. 4. Ross Perry.
National Republican., 1885-05-27

More Surplus Dress
Goods. They must be sold.
Suppose we do lose a little
money. We have sold more
Dress Goods this season than
d urin G any previous one.
Each seasons business must
pay its own losses.
Surplus stock of 42-inch French Tricot, one of
our best lines. Reduced only because we have
too many.
Former price, price. ''''''''''''''''h
Surplus stock of fine 42-inch Colored De Alma
Cloths, They have got TO be moved.
ss''''..s'''''s''''''svl -
surplus stock price ..."................. 90
Surplus stock Of Gilberts Cd Plaids beautiful
combination Of colorings. Reduced for one rea-
sou only-we have too many.
FORMER prlce'., ..............'..,Vl w
surplus stock price. ............ 20
National Republican., 1885-05-27

The daughter OF Mrs, NJ, " Burroughs who
left her home at Eorbeck, Montgomery county,
[ Nd, in boys clothes about a week ago, has
returned, having got tired of tramping'
National Republican., 1885-05-27

Messrs Hawk q Wetherbee, TO conform to
the times, have reduced their rates to 81 and
upward per day. The high character and
standard will be maintained.
National Republican., 1885-05-27

THE Leonard Dry Air Cleanabl0 Refrlger4
tors are the best. For sale only by W. II.
Hoeke, sol Market Space
National Republican., 1885-05-27

VICTOR HUGO's greatest work, LES Misera.
bles," tho Sl.50 edition, can be bought any day
this week at Chas. BGnins book and stationery
department for 70 cents
National Republican., 1885-05-27

REMEMBER, Rex Smith will give an exhibi.
ton of fancy riding on his new Columbia, at
the Ninth street RINK, tonight. Thursday
night grand necktie and apron carnival. No
advance in pTices
National Republican., 1885-05-27

SISTER MARIE, st. Vincenys Infant Asylum.
Baltimore, Nd. states that st. Jacobs OIL has
S sond U accidan,s nd
that II always cured.