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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-03-06

Every description of Plain and Col
ored Printing, done in the very BEST
STYLE of workmanship, and at prices
that defy competition, when weight
of paper and character of work is ia
ken into consideration.
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 that you
wish.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-03-06
Dropping Shoulders.

This is serious evil 1t compro-
misses both appearance and vitality.
A STOPPING figure is not only IA
niliar expression Of weakness or old
age, but it is, when caused by care
less habits, adirect cause Of centrac-
ted chest and defective breathing.
Unless you rid yourselfof this crook
while at school, you viii probably 90
bent to your grave. There is one
good way to cure it. Shoulder brac-
es will not help. One needs, not an
artificial substitute, but some means
to develop the muscles whose duty
it is to hold the head and shoulders
erect. | know of but one certain
remedy. 1t is carry weight on the
head A sheep skin or other strong
bag filed with twenty to eighty
pounds ofsand is a good weight.
When engagedin your morning stud
les, either before or after breakfast,
put this bag OF sand on your head ,
hold your head erect, draw your chin
close to your neck and walk slowly
about the room, coming back, if you
please, every minute or two to your
book, or carrying the cook as you
walk. The muscles whose duty it is
to hold the head and shoulders erect
are strengthened, and the bones of
the spine and the intervertebral sub
stance will soon accommodate them
selves to the new attitude. One year
of daily practice with the bag half
an hour morning and evening, will
give you noble carriage, without
interfering moment with your
studies.
1t would be very difficult to put
into paragraph more important in.
struction than this. Your respira.
ton, voice and strength of spine, to
say nothing of your appearance, will
find a new departure in this cure of
dropping shoulders.-Dio Lelois.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-03-06

The best blood purifier and system regulat-
or ever placed within the reach of suffering
humanity, truly is Electric Bitters. Inactiv-
ity of the Liver, Biliousness, Jaundiee.
Constipation, Weak Kidneys, or any disease
OF the urinary organs or whoever REQUIRES
an appetizer tonic or mild stimulant, will
always find Electric Bitters the best and only
certain cure known. They act surely and
quickly, every bottle guaranteed to give en-
tire satisfaction or money refunded. Sold at
fifty cents bottle by K. G. Williams & Bro.
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A MOnstrOsity.

Mr.. S. S. Liller, sexton of the
Bridgeport Presbyterian church, has
in his possession q singular malfor-
nation. tits calf, having the hind
parts resembling very closely those
of a dog, and large head almost
perfectly round and about fifteen
inches in diameter. 1t is thickly
covered all over with hair, and one
view makes it resemble a human
head and the nose and mouth are al
most upon the neck. The eyes are
on exactly opposite sides of the
head, which is so large as to make
them almost disappear. The tail is
fiat like a beavers and the knee
joints out of all proportion. The
color is very light, almost white,
with few brown spots. The cow
from which it was taken had to be
killed, as it was unable to give birth
to the monstrosity. The COW was
the property Of John Liller, who
lives on the Troutline farm on Deep
run, in Ohio county. 1t is well
worth any ones time to see this
freak, and several museum managers
are trying to get possession Of it
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-03-06

$50 you are no longer attentive to
Miss Jones"
Cant say that am exactly. You
see | didn't like the old gentleman,
and the daughter takes after him.
"Aha; I have been told il was be j.
cause the father took after you.n
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Buclzem's Armica SaEve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Cailblains
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly lures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is
warranted to give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. Price % cent per box.
For sale at Il O. Williams, Jr 4 Bro
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A copy of the first book on arith-
metic, of which only two copies exist,
was sold in London recently, for 5000.
A revival with one hundred and
seventy converts, is reported from
the Methodist Church at Columbus,
Indiana.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-03-06

AN EDITORS TRIBUTE Theron p.
Heater Editor, Of FIT. Wayne, Ind,
"Gazette," writes: "For the past five
years have always used DR.. Kings New
Discovery, for coughs Of most severe
characters, as well as for those of mil
der type. 1t never fails to effect a
speedy cure. My friends to whom
have recommended 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 reli-
able and sure cure for Coughs. Colds,
etc" Call at E. C.. Williams a. Bros ,
Drug Store and get free Trial Bot
bic. Large Size S1.00.
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because he changed his boardin
place this winter, Albin Tippins per
suaded his two boys and one of w.
t Taylor's boys to clean Meredith
out. Last Monday the crowd tried
to execute their orders, but failed
most miserably, as Meredith gave
them O sound tRrashing.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-03-06

Last winter, James Meredith, a
muscular, intelligent young man,
taught school at Owl Hollow, in Ty-
Ter county, lie gave general salts
faction, The Democrat says that
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-03-06

Some one has declared cOnceit worse
than consumption, and tke comparison
is true one. Many are the "conceit-
ed" who cry down legitimate remedies,
and who delude suffering humanity,
whose only salvation is the immediate
use of DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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J.F. BOYD, Superintendent
w. A. GARD. Agent, Martinsburg.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10

The Bread entered by Mrs. =. + Rose for our spe-
cial well for the Association Premium made
from Opdma Patent Flour, purchased al our stores
First Premium awarded this bread in both classes
and by different set of Judges.
The Bread and Cake entered by Mrs. Koolman, both
awarded first premium, was made from Superaiive
brand of Flour
The Tea Rolls and Biscuits made by Miss knight
also awarded FIRST premiums were made from Super
laiive Brand OF Flour.
The Opdna Brand Of Flour before mentioned IS
Michigan Patent Flour and have shown shal il is
the best Flour obainable from Michigan wheat
The Superaiiye Brand Of Flour is q Minnesota
Spring Wheat Fiour. made by The largest milling in-
st;uuon in the World. ana IS about near rcllec-
ton Flour can De made.
These brands are for sale az our stores only and -
as low prices inferior grades are sold.
Also the old reliable brand Full ROLLER Process
Flour, Gold Medal.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10

An...is. i,,tl. .,..., v-riff..na a wear aro
h. r~ l.tv. 81 Atlanta ,,a llf.u
- ,..,,.,r ls'.,.-..-s = V.il. te wa. vi.if.a..
t.. .e.aes of lis childhood in old Neu
lnr.aa1. ihe h5le sem Is Characters e
vi lar i''...l ".D "i't+'s1 20 sv't az
vantage -ila lhta-it.-Fe i'"ei' anu ioed-
seA--~-
Jester Iay ise ladies' of the " e,- : te L.
/. g.. listened % 8 series 10 articles ou eFoit-
,'.n, s-sin, " Darwin 'iace 10 .t'iu'lon'
l-r '' 7e'iift-ei "i D.. ,.,"t't' D. 2 i"'"
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lic MES seen o5 one p. ''s .'i'.' 's'' ell vac
t-i-@-' Tx l''-.'.i.i' 'i'ae' '-1 F'00'
Row krr b. Tunuer leaves tomorrow
f,r Boston, where he via deliver an aa-
dress ia lfemon Temple at tne quarterly
msstii4r ot tae Boston Baptist Social Aion
upon tle ecm-ef- "ine "e-t and rs
Prospective Greatness Dr NcArthur, OF
New l0rS. IS .he other speaker
Nr g. y. CJlwel Will give three organ
concerts n the Pafk Congregational church
This season, commencing Tie latter part OF
this month. lie will also give series OF
piano recirais 20 be- held each month here,
Jackson.
The family OF Hon Moreau Crosby is
moving from the oil Crosby homestead on
East Fulton-st., - Nr. Crosby S former resi-
dence on founiain-st.. which was partial
.y destroyed by Ore last Winter. and has
''''-'
Messrs. Henry Perkins and Walter II.
McBren have established themselves as
merchandise brokers AZ 80 founialn-st.
The gentlemen are both possessed OF onsi-
ness ability and VIII, no doubt, MAKE
success OF the venture.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10

10 fKssESF wRISkLEs. TAe Eelle Il
1 hazillSEe. y -. sAs sses - tea4<4i4 4a1 iif<
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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10

Al the Bread, Rolls aud Biscuits also the
Cakes taking First Premium at the Fair,
were made from Our Brands of Flourwhic
are superior to all others We have shown
it 10y actual test Read the testimony of
the winners
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-10

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T. r. Iu4uls aoU no.0rl3es 81 aFo1oe
er.e Charlie Las te1s ~ friends here
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~ ana NJ. Acin Gflt.,t sa,. ~ r..ao
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/ bert wedding the evening before the cere-
monv was performed
ur VuHam Wlla,s of ua,istee and
Mis- Hattie Fox. daughter Of Col ana Mrs.
l.. y. Fo4. Of Lyon-st.. Will be married ia
This city October Is,
Mrs r b Gilber. is moving into her new
house on College ave. The cottage has been
recently completed and is an ornament To
that part Of the city
Miss Edna Chati-e Noble. Of Detroit.
Mich. will be here "Wednesday 90 lecture
before The aiies Literary club on, Iae
Art oi Expression.
Mr Fred = Church. tae artist ~ New
York expects io visit ni- parents. Hon. aud
Mis L. 3 Church. a. foani4-n-,t.. som,
time uHs Winter.
Nf- 'l4rie. Inruer Who Peas Aeen 81 >
iut Aer sister Ar,. o-9. e.. Morgan. 9i
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20
TO gyFOeoE THE BOSTON sUyD.v1.w

Boston, Nov. 10 (SDeeaD.-The decision by the state
Supreme Court few days that 1t Is Illegal for BARRIERS
10 work on Sundays has led 10 agitation such that the
next Legislature Will probably repeal what has for more
than generation been TO all lntents and purposes dead
letter Police Commissioner Lee said today That de
cison will raise a howl have been looking over the
statutes and they clearly defined there Is dis
tnction between working and keeping open shop, and
the trouble will arise that point The laws have
clearly been dIsregared but that their legality has
been attested by the Supreme Court It our duty
force them uDtil they repealed We shall do IT, too
Any person who keeps open shop next Sunday will be
warned To appear In court Monday morning The
bakers excepted There Is special legislation cover
ing their but everybody else jew and Gentle alike
VIII be compelled " close his shop doors Tie sale VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20
NETWORK CITY

The Cooper Union Saturday night lectures will begr
to night, when the Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott will speak
" Industrial Evolution"
Police Commissioner John Mcclave
OF the Union Dime Savings Bank, at Broadway and
Thirty sccond-st
A successful fair held at Pilgrim Congregational
Church. Harlem last night and the night before under the
auspices the Young Ladies' Society.
There trouble with the supply Castle
Garen yesterday and found that four large
in one OF the pipes.
Lieutenant and 103 sailors from
ship Shenandoah yesterday
pulco
Rger age scventytwo Of No 81 shers, fell down
last evening and fractured her skull from the effects Of
which she died
Emma Ryan, age twenty servant at No second.st.,
tried 10 commit suicide evening by swallowing cup
which she soaked fifteen matches She
Bellevue Hospital and Will recover.
The business throul country last
days. reported to r. O. Dun Co.. OF the Mercantile
Agency number the United States 207 and for Canada
80 a compared with 23l last week.
The Board yesterday adopted general order to
embracing the statutes winch confer authority upon
Society the Prevention OF Cruelty Children in deal
ing with minors
Charles s. Robinson will continue
on Egypt evening the Madison Presby
terrain Church. Subject, "Menephtah: was Pharaoh
drownedi"
1t announced that the Buffalo Bill exhibition will
open Monday evening. e1pecte. There is a
large amount performed everything is in
readiness pospoaement until Wednesday rendered
necessary.
American Association for the AM Encour-
agement of Art Incorporated yesterday by
doph Catharnc Timpson and Theodore W Walters Its
objects TO hold exhibitions OF works OF art improve
condition OF artists and to educate the public taste
runaway dragging n butchers cart dashed into
Thirdave at Elevenths yesterday and broke two OF
the windows Edward Archibald. age eighteen OF No.
SOC Thrteenthst. cut severely taken
Bellevue Hospital.
At the engagement OF Coneds Opera Company in
"The Gypsy Baron at the Grand Opera House. several e
the National Guard witnessed the march of the ANA
the third act and 1t perfection In its way
This company Will reappear here Thanksgiving week
The Womans National Indian Association ended its annual
convention yesterday morning after two days session at
Broadway Tabernacle Standing committees were ap
pointed revise the constitution. and financial committee
also named.4
The Floor OF the Produce Exchange have sum
Frederick Goldsmith Edward Young George Cole
man. James Marshall and C. Nicholas brokers' TO appear
today the Complaint Committee answer to charge
OF throwing dough- and On the floor Of the E1
change.
The members OF the Amateur Comedy Club and er friends
will give supper TO Miss Foescue Monday evening at
Demoncos after the performance o. Frou From Among
those Mr. and Mrs F. Ioyrev Mr. and
MI and Mrs. r. w. Shack, Judge Mrs Lawrence Miss
Lawrence Mr. and Mrs George Merritt Miss Van Duser
Mrs Arthur Van Voorh Miss Van Auken James d. Liy
ngston, Mr. and Joseph Dre1el Mrs Paran stevens
Arthur Leary and Judge and Mrs. Brady.
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1856
scnr ia. Talbot Croker St John. NIB days with lum

Der 70 Chase. talbot & Co.
CITY Island. fresh. wNw clear ''-' "'''' ~" W.
rvedyestsrdav-
Sss OBJ N stetn Oct 70 s
mdse and passengers Peter Wright Sons Arrived at th
steamer Britannia tFr Rurat Mar.ees Oct 49, Maple,
3d. with od.e and passengers to Ewell g Co Arrived
Bsrs Hoans no pam. Mensrtn Hoganas 81 days. with
CLEARED
| Steamer Denmark (Br,, Rlgby. London-Fw Hurst
Steamer Yphra Isr, McMicsan Liverpool Queenstown
Steamer city o. Berlin BIZ Land Liverpool via Queens
Steamer Furnessia tBr Hcdderwck Glasgow
Steamer Hesa Dan Thomson Copenhagen. stettin, &C.
Steamer westphala Ger, Barends Hamburg
Steamer Noordand tBeg, Nckels Antwerp-potor Wright
bian. " ~
steamer Portia OBJ Dawson st Johns NJ Halifax
Ns%a6p Rio Inns,
Steamer SANTANA r, Taylor Cape Haytcn. SANTANA &c
Steamer carOndelo Risk Port Royal
Steamer Nacoochee Kempton savannah-Henry Yonge
steamer Crane tBr). Robinson, Chareston-simpson
Steamer Phoenix tBrl Davies wimIngton-Funch. Edge
, Steamer Gulf Stream. Trbou. Wilmington. Nc-wm
Steamer Old Dominion. Smith, Norfolk. City Point and
hi sinaoad ,M Dominion IS Co n
BaT fTeo%a bc hows hawey CO
Bark aermania tGer), Bremers Roterdam-Theo Ruger &
Bark Poschich Ausp Tominich Naples-Bela cosuiich.
Bark Concezone Utah. Ferrara, discontinued. Edge
Bark Maria Marguerite (swed). Fogman. Callao
Bark Levi Andrews Watts Psnsacola-snow & Burgess
Brig linda tNorl Olsen, Montevldeo- Norton
schr sarah (Brj Day 81 John. NB~% Heney '"'''
SAILED
Steamers Dorset for Bristol; Carondelet Fernandina
Ship Deutschland. for Bremen.
Barks Bengal for Melbourne Marquis Of Lorne. London
tol, Perth Amboy,
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON Nov 18-Saie. Holland tBr) Tyson for
LIVERPOOL. Nov l9Arrived steamer Murciano tspan)
QUEENSTOWN Nov l0-Arrivcd. steamer Gerrnanic Br)
Kennedy. from NewYOrk Nov ii on her way to Liverpool
lana proceeded).
saie steamer Adratc (Br) Parsel from Liverpool
for New-York.
soUrnAMrroy Nov ls-saled Aller Ger, Hamel
mann from Bremen hence for New-York
PORTLAND. Nov l9-Passed. Egyptian Monarch |
tBr). Morgan, from NewYork on her way TO London.
M0vlLLE, Nov l5-Arrived steamer AnchOria r Small
from NewY0rk on her 10 Glasgow (and proceeded.
Sailed steamer Ethiopia tBr) Wilson, from Glasgow hence
for New-York.
ISLE or WIGHT Nov lO-Passed Yeddo (Br. Rice
from ew.York on her way u Newcastle.
johnson. from NewYo oct % on her to Leith
GoWENBURG. Nov l7-saled. steamer Hungarla GER. |
Leithauser. tor New-York.
SwIsEMUNDE TO Nov l5Saied. Rosario (Br) Dry
den, tor New-York.
HAMBURG. Nov l9Arrived. steamer Morava Ger. Pet
zold. from NewYork
BORDEAUX, Nov lGsaied. Margaur Fr).
Sensine, NewlOrs
RIO JASEIRo Nov l5-saled steamer Palm Branch (Brl
Rtson for New-York.
HAVANA. Nov ls-sailed steamer Cenfuegos Farcloth.
for New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20
WORK or ST. LUKES GUILD.

The officers of the Guild of st Luke OF the Protes-
taut Episcopal Church of the United States met yes
terday in Calvary Chapel, wentyfrsst. and Fourth
ave. The object of the Guild is " to promote and
defend the Catholic faith, especially among the
bers OF the medical profession by frequent and regular
communion, microscopy prayer personal influence
AID example and promotion OF works OF mercy" The
Guild was organized in September of this year. when
charter was received from the parent society in Eng
land The officers of the American Guild arc DIR. w.
Thornton Parker provost, Newport, X. H. the Rev.
George ]. Magill. warden, Trinity Cnnrch. Newport;
Dr. George H. Cleveland, vice-provos Pentwater,
Mich; the Rev g. g. Nichols treasurer jamestown,
R. the Rev. w. f. Morrison. chaplain. u. S. Navy.
In the two months since the Guild started
number of branches have been established and fifteen
corresponding secretaries appointed. Bishop Qun-
tard OF Tennessee, present at the meeting. IL
was decided to raise fund for the maintenance of
medical missionary under the direction OF Bishop
Boone of China At 2 p. m. general service was
held in the church. DR.. Parker and Bishop Quintard
spoke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-20
WORK OF the sUBwAY CONFUSION.

Engineer Kearney reported to the Subway Commission
yesterday that the Park Commissioners had declined per.
nit subway be laid City Hall Park They would
however allow down in Malst Work IN line will
be started week President Hess reported
graph erected in Of the Casino
put IL had been refused IL WAS decided 10 inform
Superintendent Murray this and request him
similar violations OF tho law future.
In egsr the suit for S25OOOO that has been brought In
United Circuit Court by William McMahoD Of
Railway against Maurice b. Flynn Civil Justice william
H. Kelly the subway obstruction Company and the AmeIl
Insulated Conduit Company or as II 10 commonly known
the Dorset Company there was good deal OF surprise
pressed In his bill equity Nc MaLon
entered into June 10 with
Flynn and Kelly. They 10 form company with
&5O00OOO capital 10 lay suDways IN this city under the Dor
paent he netwontrth $3.50 900 OF
promoting the best interests Of the
The bill further alleges that the services OF Edward Lauter
bach secured counsel for this company
through Lauerbac the contract to build the
secured Mr. Lauerbach said yesterday that he
knew OF such person Meditation until few weeks
that he had been retained by him had
ever OF the supply companies
sought have then material adopted y the Commission
Moss and said that they had
heard of McMahOn. The general opinion is that Flynn
scheme but IL fell through, and McMahon 10
trying make what he can out OF IL.