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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-07-31

This space will be occupied
next week by R. Rosenbush &
Co. Look out for our Slaughter
Sales in Clothing and Furnishing
Goods after Aug, 1st.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-07-31

Mr.. A. S. Hughes returned from
Atlantic City on MonSay night.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-07-31

Don't you know that Small & Co. can
furnish Door Frames and Doors, Win
dow Frames, Sash and Shutters of all
kinds, Brackets and Balusters, sawed or
turned Mouldings of all kinds, Slate
Roofing done to order, from 800 square
and upwards. Call on them at the old
Planning Mill Building, near B. & o.
Freight Depot.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-07-31

At BURDETTE'S Book and Stationery
Store you will find the most complete
stock of plain and fancy writing papers
In the city, paper as low as Set. quire,
very good paper at 5cts.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-07-31

!. You can getty pretty fair hair brush
at FOUT'S Drug Store for ten cents. A
fine line of tooth and hair brushes, and
rubber combs in stock.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-07-31
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Don't forget that MUGWUMP is un-
excelled as an appetizer. As an invigor-
ant for that debilitated state of the sys-
tenn SO common during the summer
months. it is unequaled.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-07-31

Headache, dyspepsia, billousness, and
constipation cured at once by SELLERS
Liver Pills." Csc, box. Sold by all
druggist.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-07-31

BUTTERICK' S PATTERNs.-We have tax
en- the agency for the above named pop
ular patterns, and will always keep on
hand full stock of the latest styles.
When you come to town call and get a
fashion sheet free. EMMERT & FIERY.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-07-31

Friends of Berkeley & jefferson Co.,
don t fail when in town to come & see
the great Queensware Store of BENTZ
& BRO.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-07-31

Genuine Oil Paintings in gilt frames
26x3S inches, perfect beauties, only 81 rs
each at BURDETTES Book Store.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-07-31

Chew City Band = Tobacco, J,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-07-31

Why is it, that two-thirds of the peo-
pie of Town and County go to BENTZ &
BRO. for their Queensware & Lamps.
The best and cheapest is the watchword.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-07-31

CoRsETs. we have taken the agency
for Balls celebrated spiral wire corsets
which are warranted to give satisfaction.
we are having great success with our
Easy Hip" Corseus. Ladies are re-
quested to call and examine them.
July 1--3t. G.. W. HoKE.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-07-31

The Catholic picnic was the largest
given from this point, this season.
One thousand tickets were sold at the
depot here, by noon; and attendance
from Winchester and other points,
was as large in comparison, and
everybody had good time.
1t is stated on reliable authority
that the Hon. Frank Waters intend.
to take an appeal thro' his former
counsel. He is not satisfied with the
ruling of the Judge, and says the
peace offering of Ham to son Of
Ham would have been all right if il
hadent been tenanted with seafarins
articles, commonly called SHIPPERS
The Mac Films show is crowded
every evening and is very goo(
performance throughout. The bant
play very well and liven up the tow
with their music ; the usual juvenile
escort attend them en- route.
Hon. A. S. Hughes, Prosecuting
Attorney, returned from Atlantic Git.
on Monday. In the event of his no
consenting to serve for another term
there are strong indications that MI
E. j. Simpson will find the nomina
ton addressed to him. There is n
political persuasion who would max
brighter, more efficient or NOR
populer official andhe deserves to hav
the office-if Republican cannt
reach it.
The Teachers Institute will CONVEX
here from August 9th to 18th, incl
sive; the public are cordially invite
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-07-31

Chew " City Band +" Tobacco.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-07-31
THE MARKETS.

Chew City Band Tobacco.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-07-31
DEATHS.

No chargssJOr death notices. but ave cents a
line for poetry.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-07-31

Measures taken and made to order.
Ladies fine shoes, hand sewed, guarantee
neat fit and comfort at JOHN LYONS.
All kind hanging lamps, parlor lamps
and lamp trimmings, very cheap at
BENTZ & BRO.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-07-31

Butter I5aIs; Eggs Ilal2.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
GREAT FOREST PIREs IN WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 15.-The forest fires have
been burning again Humboldt Chocaay. Baraga' ana
along the line OF the Chicago and Northwestern Ea'i-
way. great pine timber is being burned over
and much damage done hre broke out one mile west
of Spencer Friday. which for time threatened to
far surpass last Sundays blaze, as towering
sheet OF flame steadily moved toward inc
village with roar that could be heard for
miles Every one packed up and moved ou some going
TO Romeo with their goods. others went into camp
on sundays burned territory. Wagon loads OF goods
and furniture taken into the streets so az TO De
ready to leave at q moments notice. The engine ana
fire department there from stevens Ioih anu VIII
remain until the danger over People In Unity. CODY
and MsrlOnvie were nghtng the fire all day.
so wdo Is the territory traverscd by the fofes.
fires In northern and middle Wisconsin, and so
meagre the Information as to actual extent OF the
damage that the losses only he roughly ap'
proximatel. The greatest damage WAS to stanalhg -
er when Is the OF wealth OF this district rort
age, Marathon. Wood Clark, Brown Poor and Calumet
counties suffered most severely.
President Hives OF the Dexterville and Lake Superior
road who returned to-day from devastated region
places tho lumber and standing pine Gam'S9
at several millions. He says ul'ess
heavy rains intervene within fourteen days
half the timber resources o, the counties named VIII
DO destroyed The drouth has been so iohs
sustained that leaves have witheFed An"
fallen weeks before their time, swamps ana
marshes have dried up. creeks have disappeared
and streams have dwnd.ed TO Insignificant rvGie.s,
Every thing therefore burned hxc Under ~l'n ~
barrier Impede progress iuNHIeu' ~
thousands of acres Of openings, where ios s
second growth of pine was grOwins' hase
been burned over. From the best information Op'hiht
bic II estimated that nifty mills were CONSUME
along the line Of the Wisconsin tehuA 80 -
road. Hundreds OF cords OF plieu Wool'
Ties etc, are In ashes TIe humber OF nome
less families is estimated at 700, representing sono
q 500 people. The individual losses arc c0lnpaFalNeH
light bur In the aggregate reach over ml4Ion' Hos.y
uninsured The cranberry marshes DESTROYER W.. W..
y y
will required To replace the bushes tue Ios7 !. se
IL Is estimated S2OO,OOO. cat1o. anu
horses persisted by tho hundreds MANY
were sulocated died from inability 10 oDtai.
water Hundreds of OF gram aud thousands Oh o'
OF hay consumed SUMMARIZED tho loss 10 act
uers abOTt follows, according TO estimates o. Pc"o
who have the regions devastated: At spence
S2JU.OO0; DE Pere, SG0OOO; near .oiup,
Unisy, Mi!adore and elsewhere -, "e tae
vicinity OF Green Bay and along the POOR ,ou','S h
peninsula 100000; Calumet, Chippewa anu o'ne 81
nountio- S,JO,ODO. This, OF course, 10 exclusive VI
damage 10 lumber interests
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
4 WON1NS ALLOU1NCE.
ZenGs DOne IN GOOd HouSekecpinQ.


A year or two before 1 was married boarded
one winter wi h very excellent family in Western
had what his wife called his toGchy points, and
good md honest man though he was some OF these
touchy points wer" lifelong source OF actual SORROW
his wife, who good ana fatnfdi wife and mother
tidy thrifty and wachfu OF common interests
and most Industrious she seemed 10 to BE Oic
VIE Hcr husband thought SO, too, and would have
taught his children to honor aud love their mother,
although falling rs II seemed TO me, IN III 'nestng oye
and honor himself at all times but these times
were only wuea his tonchies point had been pressed
one day accidentally heard the wife say her eldest
daughter, 40 dear cannot ask your father foI money
that point sometimes lie awake half the nigut Try
Ing devise some melod o. sclmping or saving so that
need not say the word money to your father. Moth
ing hurts him much as TO be asked for tle money.
de I'd think OF asking him for money for anything
was engaged to MIA Dane AT that time. and made
fsoiemu that she should have purse Oi her own
and that 1t sAoul never 20 entity If had anylus TO
have faithfully adhered to that Ana there =,
different OF the year and under varogs crcnm-
stances Fen dollars will. perhaps cover all tue ex
a COMPANY week and seyer. extra dolia VIII be
required In case resent the idea that my wife Il
that she common sense 10 know the value
OF money and dare aot be trusted with IT, "m not
woman's richer IN the POPULAR OF the term, but
THANH the ord that AN man enough to recognize the
fact tnat my wife, my wesand themother.of my chill
dre, has rights money spending rigbls thst have no
business interfering with Every good wife should have
Dane IA an equal partner in the contract under which
" = have become "A hrm FOR life We share profits and
losses alike. There Is one money drawer To which we
ho,h have free access haye not The inclination nor
the right limit my wifs In her daily expendit Tres 80
long as those expenditures within Most wives
aud motners honestly all they spend. woman
who does her duty wife aud mother earns more tuan
,unnev can for. II must be humlliatng TO a
woman 10 have humbly and tr1mbingy ask her nus
band for the she INST have FOR her actual day
eYnenses ANY sensitive womanly woman must fee II
somethlng degradaiou 10 have To thus ask, o even
cony for money given grudeingly and compiainnsy al
last - -. a.. o.,, ,,o,
| knew OF woman who said once That the only way
sbe could money from her husband for other than LEI
actnal Lnn-ehold expenses. was by watching hei
cbauee and slyy extracting bills from his purse when
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
RIVAL YACHTS on LAKE GEORGE.

HULErT's LANDING, n. Y, Aug. 10 (SpeciatJ
In .he rivalry reach the big sumner hotels on Lake
George today The TRIBUNE had no pony or auxiliary
express service. Tho special train TO Caldwell brought
THE TElBuNE The HerGid and The Sun and The TRiI
uNE special steam yacht Mary Anderson owned by W.
Howard Bender, OF Huets Landing, and me Herd'aS
YACHT Hiyer Oneen owned by r. Roselle. OF Fort Will
lam Henry receiving papers both started down the
lake AZ the Same moment. Only for short distance
were the yachts together The Anderson IL the faster
boat and left the Queen. ana made the vari-
ou. landings first delivering TIE SUNDAY TRIBUNE 10
the throngs of guests anxiOusy waiting for them. lIih
TRfBNE's yacht made all the landings, ana after the
mind The race of much interest 10 the visitors al
the Lake. Tie Mary Anderson arrived at Hniett
landing nj 1920 a. M 1t has been proved that she
ia the fastest yacht Oh the lake.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
DIED.

CLARK-At Geneva Y. August l3 Mary Theresa schiet
fein widow o William y. Clark.
Funeral on Monday
CoUCH-On saturday morning August Il, MIS-. Ellen "
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to acna tn
funeral services her late residence No 81 Last otst-
on Monday. August Ii AT o'clock p. III
DICK-Sutdenly August Ii. 1886. En0ch Dick: go,
Funeral at Grace Church, White Plains on tuesday, liu
Carriages viii meet the 2O5 train Grand Central Depot
| Please omit flowers.
EGLESTON-At LenOx Mass. SATURDAY morning August
daughter Of william {. aud Eila j. Esle,tpn'
Will bc held the residence OI r par
O'Clock.
FERRIs-On Sixth day 18th inst, Throg's Neck. West
chester. William L. Ferris - .- ,-,
Funeral Friends Meeting House, Westcheser Second
day 10th inSt- at :: 10 p H. ,....-.
Will meet The tram leaving Harlem hlNci 'Ni'vh
~ H. X. H. at2lO p. M
POrTs-On 18th nst at her residence In Phlldelphi
after long illness sidney widow Of the late Joseph MIA
bride Potts, the o7tl year OF her age
RAY-Sudleniy, sunday morning. August H. the INe'.
Charles 3. Ray aged .o years
Funeral notice later
sTUARTOn sunday morning August 10 after nrief ne III.
MapewOoi, ~ H., MIS- iirl'n "a
of the late ana daughter Oi the atc "A"h
Couch, of NcwlOrk.
% funeral hereafter.
TUTTLEAt his homc August H. Joseph " Tuttc. IN tho
77th year of his age - . - ,.,.. ,,,... >-,yr,r,,
N D. Monday. August 10, 1880 a. N - -.
Relatives will his ato residence. V5' Brofs ~
$50 a.
wUITEUFAD-M Perth AmbOy, y. j.. Saturday, August
IA of paralysis Margaret Elizabeth daughter o t' s',
James Parker and widow of William A. Whitehead, late Ok
The ,ner services will held ST. Peters Church. Perth
AmbOy Tuestay, August H. at 3 .. III.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
no woishsd about 600 pounds, aud whom dressed he
tipped the scales at lust ASS pounds.
RACING PROSPECTS FOE THE WEEK
FEATURES AT MONMOUTH AND SARATOGA.

EFFECTS or THE DARD's VICTORY OVER DEW
DHoP-RICHER STAKES NEXT YEAR.
The racing this week at Monmouth Park
promises to be ordinarily good. On Tuesday
the moet Chandou Stakes, for two-year-olds, OF
mile. special weights, will be decided. Inc
Choice Stakes, Ia miles, for three'year-ous'
will also be run tho same day. Dew Drop and The
Bard will again meet and try conclusions. There will
also be the California Ben All In the Held
as well as several others. The Bard's beating
Dew Drop last Thursday has given the own
ers OF other three-year-olds fresh courage ana
there are now several owners OF good ones
who think they have something their stables that can
"do NJ" the Dwyers crack $4,000 FLY. Mr Gar
way the owner OF the Preakness Stable, thought well
Of Linden In tho Omnibus Stakes Linden had run
one-and-a-haf miles trial the Monday prior 10
tho race with full weight up In 2:42i2 MI
Galway hardly expected to win the race
but he expected to get at least second place. Inc re-
suit was a great disappointment to him ana ne
Is not satisfied with It. Linden Will start
IN the Choice Stakes but he will hardly fulfil tho OK
pscstons OF his friends he has competitors against
him from whom II would takc a better colt than 10 u
The meeting OF Dew Drop and the Bard will attract
big crowd to Monmouth PARK The racing
Srlliancy The 'I results % of '''h the racing fsr
eavs IN sv0r , of the
crowds that come down here are so large s
a"d a"a the smOuns of money that ss.m. 'hSs a.
II they would exhaust themselves before the coney
Island Jockey Club meeting begins The fact is no W.
ever, that racing In this country Ia Just lh
It's infancy The Monmouth Park Association appre-
GATES tins fact. and the stakes that place Will be
doubled next year"
The nne condition of the track at Monmouth Park Ia
due to Mr. Wthers's personal supervision He there
every day and sees that It 10 properly taken care
OF. On thursday the Select Stakes, Tor
twoyear-ods will be decided. on Saturday the Home
Bred Produce Stakes Will be run for. The Monmouth
Handicap will also be off,
At Saratoga the Free Handicap ana
the FoXhsl Stakes for threeyear-oids,
los miles, will be the features 'oi
Tuesdays programme. on Thursday tho Ten
nessee Stakes, for two-year- -ods, and tne
Congress Hall stakes, three quarter mic
heats, will be tho attraction On saturday the Misses
Stakes and the Pocahontas Stakes for three year-ou
FLIES, one mile and 800 yards, will be decided
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
THE POISONING OF RACE HORSES
AN ALLEGED PLOT TO DISABLE VALUABLE AMI
MAL-sEvERAL ARRESTS.


CHICAGO, Aug 15.-COnsiderable excite
ment ocSasioned among racing men last night by
the statement that three men had been arrested at
WASHINGTON Park the charge Of Attempting to poison
eight of Ed" Corrgans horses. This rumor was soon
shown fact by the receipt OF telegram directing
the officers this city arrest man named Re imond.
faniiary known as Texas Tom. accessory to the
deed Redmond arrested and takon to the Central
Station He persistently denied all knowledge OF the
affair saving that he had been to the track for
over weeks and could not have had anything to do
with the affair.
The men arrested at Washington Park were Charles
Price foreman in Corrgans stables, Dan Reese and
a colored man known as "Ten Brock Evans. The
la ter was held merely witness willie the two former
are implicated IN the affair Evans made statement
to the police that about days just before the
propo sed race between Lizzie Dwycr and Bnne.e Rec
told to Engl wood and meet Redmond VINO
was going Iut money up on the race AT the
told that the foreman. Price, had agreed 10
Lizzie Dwyer that she could not wln lie went 10
EnsewOOd directed, and on meeting Redmond was tOi
that the scheme had fallen through and was further
di ected to put his money up.
Price when questioned. denied the entire story, ana
especially the act assigned to him, laying that he WAS
engaged IN another part the stable aud could not By
any have anything to DO with the matter Reese
stated that he did not know that Lizzie Dwyer was 10 De
Osoncd, but lie knew that Price was TO NIX the norsr
somehow that Binnet'e would win On learning nat
the plan had fallen through Reese elegraphed Redmond
not 10 put his money Bnnette. By some means the
matter came to the Of agent FOR harness
u manufacturing house this city, who Is supposed u
have put the police the track OF the plot.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16

was burst open and tho woman was discovered STAND
ing near tho bureau in the act OF draining tne
contents OF bottle labelled "Corrosivc suolimate
Poison DR.. signer, who lives 10 the house, was sum
monc4 and administered emetics.
1t was learned that tho girl had engaged
room at the lodgng-house OF Mira. Peter MCCORMICK
No. 172 East One-hundred-and nty -eighthst on
Thursday, giving her McNulty and her occups.
ton assistant In tho Manhattan Hospital she
did not occupy her room on Thursday night, but ap-
peared &C o'clock Friday morning.
AT o'clock the same evening sbo ro-
ceived letter Immediately went
out again. The letter aferwsrd found In the room
occupied by the woman 1T the hotel, and was signed
"Frsnk McNulty" IL was mailed at Station Il on Fri
day morning The writer whos believed TO be her father
chled the girl for her wardness and requested her
to return home.
AT the Mount Morris Hotel last night II said that
there foundation for the suicide story Tho girl
had merely been attacked with nausea the effect OF
evereating OyerdriDkng. and the doctor had been
called attend her The had not been found LEAKING
IL said and the sensational aspect had been given
10 the case by young man VINO wished TO 1DJnre the
hotel or profit through the newspapers Captain
Hooker Of Twelfth Precinct police, said that he was
satisfied from the story OF the physician that
tho not within his jurisdictioD, aud
characterized the publication OF It as libel on the peo
pie concerned.
Miss McNulty, alias Maggie Martin returned to the
house of Mrs. Mccormick yesterday, apparently In tho
best OF health Nothing is known OF her aDtecedents by
the woman with whom she lives.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
THE TRIBUNE IN VERMONT.

BuRLINGroN, VT, Aug. 10 (SpeciaN. THE
TRIBUNE special steam yacht Marsarta brought large
bundles OF THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE across Lake Cham
n.in tram Port Kent to Burlington this morning The
newsmen report by sales of THE TRIBUNE AL ovef the
ci,v paitsburg ana Montreal were also supplied from
TuE TRIBUNE special train carly IN the day
HIGHGATE SrRINGs, W.. Aug 10 tSpec'dD.-THk Sun
DAY Tpmusr reached by pony express from swan
tor. VI. before noon to-day. TRIBUNE bundles LETT
Ronses Pant on THE TRIBUNE tricycle. for st. Albans
and intermediate points. pony express at AlOuren
station carrying a bundle to Aburgh Springs. ST. Al
bans was reached at IL H. M Ins oeaatini resort IS
noy crowded with summer guests ani THE SUNDAY
TRIBrNE sold rapidly, the order having been douD.ea
s.nr la.t tutay No NrwYOTk Sunday paper has ever
rachel this place on the day OF publication before
New-York tribune., 1886-08-16
ANOVEL APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE.
SENATOR VAN WICK ASKS VOTE on HIS CAN.
DfDACY FOR THE SENATE.

SENATOR VAN WICK ASKS VOTE on HIS CAN.
DIDACY FOR THE SENATE.
OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 15.-In 1875 there was
inserted In the Nebraska State Constitution provison
that at the general election Immediately preced
ing the expiration Of tho term of .
United States Senator from this state the
electors SHALL BY ballot express their preference for
person for the oce OF United States senator No 90
ton been this proee up to the present time
Senator Van Wyck who n candidate for reelection has
determined to appeal to the people for their
preston OF preferences under this proviso, and
he has accordingly issued o manifesto This will
be the first instance Of = direct vote OF the
people for United sates Senator and 1t s supposed
that the choice will be binding matter Of
honor the Legislature. Senator Van wycks appeal
10 as follows:
To the electors of Nebraska: In country governed
by the people and for the people, tho highest roga
tive OF tho slector is the free and untraInmesd
choice OF the public servants who administer the Gov
ernment. While tho National senate represents the
sovereignty OF the State. each Senator should be the true
wealth This the aim aud object OF tho trainers OF
state w9'1 eos sos m hs ao OF
Senator For ten years this provision OF our Constt
tion mas been dead letter Aaoasn Ia. framed Ia
passed BY the Lss,l.sa.s years % mako ago ,.,nrSs s
for United states Senator. no s,pirant has a, yss
confidence preference. Without presumptlon o. y ny
part that any man mas vested right 10 pupils Srg -
nOWeVe merlto1OuS or IaltuIul no m"J oe'
appeal to tho people Of Nebraska for direct voto sr
pressing their preference for United States senator
There doubtless others In this State more worthy
than am OF idence and II will afford me Rress
pleasure to mest any OF them for public discussion o.
| the living and vital Issues Of the day. The once
| OF United States Senator is position OF
c sSery ms anS as 'sps % nss
the 3 upper S s connection @ '"s
refer briefly to my services In behalf OF
the State during my term now drawing to
close. BY that record let judgment he given.
have doubtless erred in some instances as all men do
worst enemies cannot point To any act thae
would impeach my personal integrity or reilccs
| discredit upon tho State which has honorei me.
While claim have done only nay duty In the light IN
which able to see IL, and claim credit for the
faithful charge of the committed to me- only
deslre TO the right which have IN common with
all to challenge my competitors for the soma
tOral DO son to submission to popular verdict OF
their respective claims the Senatorial succession.