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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-02
THE BEST CHILL MEDICINE.

SALISBURY, MD, Aug. 1851.
Dear .SiT.-I had the ngue and chills ana
fever for six months, had taken several
different medicines, but none done me amy
rood rtrouuh the recommendation OF II
friend I vvas induee.' - try s. ROfANNA. -
used one bottle and have NJ U my e 'i''ii
since. JOHN PAIRS We
SALISBURY, Nd, May %, 1885.
Dear Sir:I was cured Of Dyspepsia by
using two bottles Of sARoMANNA.'s
MARY HEARN.
Price % and 70 cts. Sold by A. Nj. Gil
bert, Martinsburg, and country dealers.
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COME LOOK
AND
You Will be Surprised.

Without Exaggeration or misrepresenta-
ton our purchases in styles Of Fan and
Winter Clothing have been
MARvELoUsLY SUCCESSFULLY.
Don't wait, set the first choice from our
bright, new stock Of
MEMS, BOYS AND CHILDREN's FASHION
ABLE CLOTHING AND GENTS FUR
NIsHING GOOD.
Prices which will startle everybody. Peo-
pie OF taste and economy, now is 5our
chance,
Our success is daily endorsed by hosts Of
delighted buyers. Every article offered is
a Bargain. Come one and all.
Any one acould make a f,,ss il they cere
in or Rr. We think it is not only our
right, but our duty, to make little noise
just az this time, because our elegant new
stock is something worth making fuss
about. IL has never been our pleasure TO
offer you so complete an assortment OF
uniformly desirable styles, neither have we
ever before been able to offer you scale Of
prices 50 low as we are now placing these
valuable new goods. Therefore we think
it in the line OF our duty to noise that we
are engaged in the general distribution of
Bargains among the wise buyers Of this
vicinity. We think it is your right TO know
about this, and TO enjoy the benefits of our
Splendid Offerings. II you so desire.
THE BOYS WE'RE NOT FORGOTTEN
when we bought our New Stock. On the
contrary, we had them constantly in mind.
Whenever our buyer saw bargain in
something especially nice and stylish in
BOYS CLOTHING, he captured the lot, con-
sequently we are heavily stocked with this
class of goods, and having bought them at
very favorable rates, we offer all varieties,
sizes and styles tprices wonderfully low.
EVERYTHING NEW IN GENTS NEcKwEAR.
We can't describe our stock; we can't
tell you anything about it. You must see
it. All the natty new styles, all the new
colors, all the new shapes If they were
not half so desirable our prices would sell
them. Come quick If you want them.
"Everything goes.v
We advertise Bargains, we give Bar
gains. We want you to Investigate the
goods and prices Of the
GENTEEL CLOTHIERs,
THOMPSON & TABLER.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-02

GO ID. Matthaei's for your Fall and
Winter millinery A beautiful assort-
ment, also q great variety Of handsome
stylish wraps for Ladies and children.
New designs in stamping for embroider-
ing. fOct ct.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-02

1T is an established fact that the Mar.
tinsburg Pottery is turning out the very
best ware. Persons in need Of crockery
will consult their interest by dealing d.
rectly with the manufacturer. All orders
addressed to r. A. BOYER, will receive
prompt attention. Special inducements
to dealers.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-02

THERE win be meeting Of the Republic
can Executive Committee. and AL others
who are interested. A full attendance is
requested. Meeting Will held in "Sher-
man Invincibles'' Hall at 3 O'Clock p. M.
Saturday, Oct. End.
JOSEPH AHERN, CHAIRMAN,
j. WM, DEtiRANGE, Secretary.
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NICE rain on Tuesday night.

SAUSAGE and pudding now grace the
breakfast table, while the squeal Of the
porker is occasionally heard throughout
the land.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-02

The cool weather has OF affected Mug
wump watch continues 70 boom Il Is
still tho popular beverage Five cents
per glass, AT F0UT's DRUG STORE.
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School Girls Lullaby.

MAMMA please buy my shoes st g. p.
HERRING'S cheap shoe house All The
girls At our school wear Us warranted
shoes and be sells 81 % cents less than
any other store.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-02

the most reliable family medicine, DR..
j. G. Calhouns, Anti Dyspeptle Vegetable
Compound Cathartic pills, sold by A. M.
GILBERT.
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The Be t.

Violinsl Violins Call and examine
the yiolins at EOUTS DRUG STORE
The Cheapest Violins, considering quali-
ity, ever sold in Martinsburg.
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STORE FIXTURES.

Only lew boxes OF that 10 CT Iper box.
0otmeal soap left, at F0UTS DRUG
STORE.
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Ladies, who would like TO dress their little
boys in neat suit should call at Brasman's
Clothing y oiium, because he has the best
SELECTION OF any in town These goods are
made up beautifully, in The latest designs
that are out for the Fall season, and hs can
save you time and money besides If you give
him an early call. Polite attention given to
every body.
BALTIMORE CLOTHING HOUSE,
Sole Manufactures.
J Brafman, Manager.
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Vases, Toilet Sets, and Ladies' Hand
Satchels. are being closed ont very cheap,
ut F0UTS DRUG SToRE. Actual value
not considered when selling them
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-02

ITcH, Prairie Mango, and Scratches
Of every kind cured IN so minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no
other. This never fails. Sold by John
Lee Fout
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Indellible Tablets for marking linen
&C., only 10 cts, at FOUTS. Think Of
it, only 10 cents
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School toy to his Pa.

PA, be sure to stop at G. P. HER
RINGS and set q pair Of bis guaranteed
shoes, that he sells at Sl.25. The boys
say they can't wear them out. His shoe
stock is enormous,and he gets new styles
daily
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FROM A GRAND ARMY MAN.


Dear Sfr:--I have been sufferer for a
long time with dyspepsia, and have tried
most everything in the way of medidine,
but nothing gave me any relief. procur-
ed one bottle OF your .sABoMANNA," and
had only been taking it about six days
when | began TO feel il was doing me good.
told number of my neighbors what IL
had done for me and they commenced u.s.
ing it, and all agree with me that II is the
only medicine that will do all that it Is re-
commended to do. One thing about "ARo-
MAMMA while 1t is acting and cleansing
the system it does not weaken, but builds
up, adds new strength and imparts new
yigor. / do not think | can say too much
in favor OF it. You are free to use my
name in any way you see best, 70 proclaim
the merits Of "ARoMANNA." II will pay
any sufferer to try it,
j. G. MOONEY, Adjutant.
A. ID. Reynolds. Post No. %, g. A. u.
Price 25 and IS cents. Sold by A, Nj. Gill
bert, Martinsburg, and country dealers.
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TIE Wonderful New
FuLcAsrER WHEAT,

Hest and most prolific Wheat IN America.
For sale by
J. II. MILLER q SONS
Is4-4tsi
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EVERYBODY enjoyed the NJ. G. Band
concert last Tuesday night.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-02

REPUBLICAN County Convention at
the Court House next Saturday after
man
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-02

THE telephone poles are being planted
all through the town
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Some fashionable ladies are not salts
fed with ready made fans, but must
have them made to order they are
however. satisfied with DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup and take it regularly.
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THOMPSON & TABLER.

NO. % queen St.,
O 2-tf. Martinsburg, w. Va.
n. B.--A large invoice Of Trunks and
Yalises just received at reduced prices.
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HAzEN predicts frost to-day, satur-
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-02

OCTOBER means business, and Sum
mer must stop trespassing.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-02

J Brafman, Manager.
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MIGHTY delicious is the Leyering's
coffee dispensed at Burkhart's old stand
on Queen Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13
.pvv AND NAVY INrELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, June 12.-First Lieutenant
John X waring been relieved from duty "a Judge
Advocate aud detailed member Of the general court
martial al Davids Island, New-York Hsrbor.
Lieutenant Z. ID. Galloway las been detacheu lEoln
the Naval Academy and placed waiting orders Chiet-
Enriuser George w. sVers has been detached Iro INC
Nsw- York Navy Yard and ordered 70 the Essex; Az
slstAnt surgeon William IL Han mas oeo" u'''N 40
Judge Advocate. -, an, p.ar
A Doarl consisting Of vce-Admiral Rowan ana rear ar
admirals Wnrdrn and Luce Will meet al inc NsF5, Do-
1artment ON June 10 examine COmibonDro- D. a.
1ouett and j. IL Russell aud Captain James a ureei .oI
promotion. - A., wa.b,ngton
fCommodore J. H. Russell. who Is now 10 Wasnlht.on,
has been ordered hold himself III readiness 70 %
command Of the South Atlantic squadron nc pa
l.eted CAPTAIN :. l. Breeze 10 cOninahu tnc
Iancaster which vessel when heard from hIee We
ago was al Cape Town Africa. on tno way W NJ ~
Tanero Her present command ny officer captain l. L.
Pntr,r will be relieved aud ordered home. - ,,,.
- $50 o,ticer, OF which Captain r. l. Meade
. nre.,d et has been ordered 10 apprase the st"e'
The various Naval stations aud report such as M? 80
n. needed Another BOARD OF which Captain y l. W.
A. LA. h sn anp0ined tn consider the feeeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsHINGroS saturday. June IL. 1886.
TIE LAND LAws-The Senate Committee on Public
Lands to-day ordered favorable report the House
biz to repeal the Presumption Timber Culture and
Desert land acts with IN amendment permitting Tue
provisions OF the Dill the same subject for
those contained In the House bill.
IMPORTERS NOT notwithstanding FAR
child has declined grant the application or the Dry
Goods Importers Association 40 New-IOrk FOR mOdn
cation regulations concerning appral'e
ments and reapprasementa The association requested
that whenever appraisers reappraisers. tue
case may be- advance the entered vane or importer
merchandise by per cent or more that hey sha IN
form the m before rendering ther reports 10 the
Collector that the importers NAV nave an oppor-
,unty OF presenting proofs TO show that the advance IN
vsue erroneous Mr. Farchld has Informed the ASSOC
cation that a odfcstOn OF the regulations Is not ad-
v.sabs.
THE BARossA-The Secretary OF the Navy mas granted
permission to the commanding officer OF the Brazan
frgate BarOssa dock that vessel at the Navy Yard
N-w-York TO clean her bottom and make certain re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13
HELPING The SICK P0oR IN SUMTER

The Sick Chlldren's Mission. which has done
so much during the summer months OF the seven
teen years relieve suffering and life among the
poor children Of the tenemeuts. has begun another
seasons work. Cards being circulated In all the
tenement quarters OF the city informing poor families
that II they unable 10 procure the OF
mi yate physician for their sick children medical at
tendance, medicine and nOurishnent can be obtained
Tree charge by applying to George Calder superin-
tendent OF the mission. No 2e7 Last Broadway. Ten
phy sicans have been employed WHO Will promptly at
tend to all OF sickness reported 10 them their
respective districts Druggists IN convenient locations
Will furnish medicine free to destitute families and
mission. All kinds OF nOurishlng food
pure quality will also be furnished
headquarters Applications for physicians
from 10 o'clock a. m. and from TO D. H. COntr-
buttons AID OF this work received the Chdrens
AID Society. No. p ST. Marks place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13
DrLyEss IN THE nor MARKET.

The hon market has never been much duller
than ~ IA ut nresent There was more Old stock ON
hand at the opening OF this than thero has been
before in years. AMI this fact together with the pros
poets for q full average crop here and Ia Europe,
makes the outlook for higher prices uniavoraOie.
Emmett Wells. OF The Wcetly Hop Ctrcd m received the
first cable dispatch In regard 70 tne Enghsh crop
a rev days ago It gives little ENCOURAGEMENT TO nope
for large export trade this year at east
The weatner." it says, becomes more and more
for the development OF the mop plant. ana the
received from the producing districts Is IN
that respect satisfactory The growth Of the plaat has
been rapid and it reaches sooi height It's
development is PROMISING
Inactivity tue ruling feature OF the LONDON Market
"a well "A here Reports from hon districts OF this
state and the Pacific Coast that vines are comlnE
on well and while IL is rather early 10 predict with
certainty IL IL thought that an average crop VIII
be produced. A blight, however, may come am time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13
VETERANS TREATED WITH DIscoURrEsY

WASHINGTON. June II (SpecidD.-A rebuff,
administered yesterday by Mr. Morrison to the National
psnsto, Committee OF the Grand Army the Republic,
Is the talk OF the city tonight The committee con-
led OF Generals Merrill, OF Massachusetts,. AMI Johh
H. Kauntz OF ONO; Corporal Tanner OF Brooklyn ana
John c. IAneham of New-Hampshre. They came
hero to see what prospect there was OF getting
through the House Two pension oI.s' 'PeaAei
Carlisle and Mr. Matson, chairman OF the Pension COM
,rt,,ss received the committe with great consideration
The committee then requested an audience VIII MI
MORRISON lie came out and grutiy asked; -
-. Nhers are these men want 10 see me J.
Genera Merrill introduced himself and began 20 SPEAK
NJ m. other members OF the committee wnen Mr. Nor
rison raising his hand. said; ., A.. - r...,
don't want to hear that maven 1i"o W NS'SA
4 ~ WsrriII went on TO speak but Mr.. Morrison
didn't wait to hear 1t all He raised his hand ana ex-
ciaimsi m a. IL vas pretty the session ana then
hlrad Tor the door OF tho House, leaving the Grand
Army Committee In mute asonlshmsnt AT tue Hea'en'
accorded them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13
THE ryvrs ITrRg OF CARDINAL GIBBONS


BALTIMORE, June y (Specidh. arrange
ents are completed the nvestture of Cardinal Glib
bons AT the Cathedral June 30 The ceremonies VIII
begin AZ 1890 III. with procession OF the visiting
preIates and clergy. and the nearly one hundred
students Of the seminary OF Saint 5upce The process
sion will form III the Archiepscopal residence ana
march through the around the maui
entrance OF tho Cathedral POntihcal hl2n
mass will be celebrated by the Rev
John J. Williams. Archbishop OF Boston, and
the Rev p. j. Ryan archbishop Of Philadelphia Will
preach the sermon The bearer OF the berrea from the
Vatican is MonsgnOr GermanO Srranero. who Il accom-
panied ny Count stanslos MuccIsI OF the Pontihcai
Noble Guard The Peter B. Kenrick. archbishop OF
st Louis is the appointed apostolic egate To confer the
berretta Al the end of the the ceremonies proper
/ to the occasion Will begin The document promoting
the archbishop the CariinaAte viii he reai ana an
address will the archbishop OF 81 Louis 10
the CARDINAL which Will be- replied To Oy the latter
| Admission to the CaJnefrll Will be 0y Ticket ana
already the applications far exceed the capacity OF the
eddce Among preiates expected to attend neSies
those participating the ceremOnles are ArchhshOp
Corrigan, OF New-YOrk; BsnOp keane. OF Richmond,
and Bishop Becker, ,unaa. The Archlepl-coDtl
resdece undergoing Improvements ana reiurnlshln&
Tor the cardinal aud The ArchepscODal throne ia tue
Cathedral 70 the hr OF the main altar Is being upno
stered IN scarlet cloth. Cardinal Gibbons Will probably
! 20 To Rome August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13
WHAT PRACTICAL RApID rR4yslr nrAys

WHAT PEA CTICAL RAPID TRANSIT HFAyS
Vice-President Galloway of the Manhsttan Elevated
Railroad N speaking OF the proposed Arcade road the
other day said that he had fear Of its jurng ha
companys lines. There is plenty OF room for ALL nc
added and fail to how this project. If II is
carried out can seriously interfere with US Ths
Arcade people boast that they will be able TO carry
passengers from the City Hall 10 Harlem Bridge IN
twenty minutes on their through trains No doubt
they can but what road elev lted surface or under
ground could be kept up all on liz through trayei
The percentage passengers who ride from one end Of
any line to the other very limited indeed, anc yields
but small and still smaller profit in the
course of a year. 1t is the short-disance people who
pay those who ride but mile or two. These COM
prise the bulk of travel and get and OF ali along the
line IL is they no are the mainstsy of any road, and
II must be built tor their accOnmod itlon. How
WIN by having stations az short distances apart aud
stopping at all of them This prev ens the attainment
of high rate of speed with present power OF Loco
motion. The great mass OF people who require rapid
transit facilities stil live this Island AID IL VIII
benefit them but precious little TO have trains running
through 10 the Harlem kyerin twenty minutes ten
tor that matter Many people have very crude ideas
as what constitutes rapid transit. A.-uredly II "a
not running through express trains from The Battery
to the Annexed District without -toppage not ny
means Nv idea OF T. Is 10 trains from downtown
up 10 say before beginning To unload
and then stop all along the line above that point
This. 10 my opinion would be RAPID transit IN
practical form"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13
GAMES IN OTHER PLACES.

BOsTON. June 12-The Newly club at
last defeated the Boston club to-day. About 5000
people were present and the game was well-con-
tested one the excitement great. The score stood
at l to ! up 10 ninth inning. when the New-York
players rallied ana scored the winning runs keele
pitched with effect ana did RadDOurne The score
was az follows
New York ........................0 o o ? 3
Boston Observation-Disclosures ! D 0 o o. /
Base hits-Nev York. 5. Boston 5. ors-New York.
Boston. =. IItchers-Keefe anu KadOourne lmpire-Mr
Connolly
PHILADELPHIA. June 12.-The Philadelphia and W ash
lngton clubs played another close game to-day. The
home players punched their hits and won ~ follows:
Washington ? 2
Philadelphia q u : U " v
Base Washington ) Philadelphia B. Err0rs-Wash
mgOn Philadelphia, O. iichers-Barr and casey Ini-
CINCINNATI June 1.-THE Pittsburg and Cincinnati
mines had hard fight to-day, the visiting players win
ming last The Pttsburs men batted hard
and h-ded in fine form. The score WAS as follows;
f PusDaTs S-S
Base hits-Cmcinnat 6 P1ttsburg TO- Errors-Cmcinna
Pittsburg, 1. PiicheTs-MuIane and AorlI' CmpHe-
NJ Bradley.
CHICAGO June 1.-THE Cncago and Kansas City
clubs played one-slded to-day which the cham
pions won easily. The home players battcd hard and
heldet finely. The score IS annexed:
Chicago .--....-.....-.-. ....--...-O o.
hausis ity o q y = q IT,
Base -; Kansas City g. ErrOfs Chicago
>. Kansas city, . iitchers-McD ormck ana Whitney.
Umprc-Mr curry.
BALTIMoRl, Juue 1.-The Brooklyn and Baltimore
played exciting game to-day which the visiting
player. won The could not bunch its hits.
IGe score as follows:
BROOKLYN. ----..---.-.------O D Z
Base baltimore. @ BROOKLYN T. Errors = Balt-
more. > Bfooklyn. . Pitchers Powell and HarkInr III
prem. nelly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13
BROOKLYN YACHT CLUE REGATTA

a fleet of fourteen yachts started IN the an
nual regatta of the Brooklyn Yacht Club yesterday.
With moderate breeze FROM the and the
first quarter Of the food tide, the yachts the port
tack. close hauled, crossed the imaginary hne-dTaSn
The northwest point Of C0ney Island to stake boat
moored one-eishth OF a mile to the norjhward-n the
following order CABIN slOops-Outve, H.. An. and
sec: Mascotte. Carrie MAY, Elephant. VIDA Irene,
MacOucah. Hattie Bess. Cat bOats-SurprlSc, Ripple
Psyche. l. nu FaustIna.
Purchases and (catriggcd the course was thirteen
miles around buuy No. on the west bank the
CABIN sOOps sailed lCl1 ll TO and around DuJy No.
Sig the southwest spit ana return. 10 pretty
throughout To the outer marks 10 long log and
a short one, win fair wind the return. The breeze
continued fresh To the finish. The winners We're III
class No. cabin slOOpsj, MascOttc h. - m. = T..
class No. cabin sOops). Carrie May. h. As H., 20 -
No. cabin soop Outvir, H.. 30 H. 53 s.; class
A cat boats, Elhn. 2sl.. - H. - class b. Ripple
H.. Il I6 & class G. Fan-tina formerly Glacicy 2L
- H., 1G Prizes were awarded III each case.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13

The Saturday half-holiday movement was
adopted by great many additional stores
and other places OF business yesterday. ras
xaro v.,ther heped the reform greatly.
N.nv establishments that did not announce
their OF closing early quietly smut their d0ors
aud ave their employees the Afternoon 10 tleWseVeA
Throughout wholesale districts II was exceptional
place OF any ina open after OF eosA, WINS
tho majority OF them closed at noon. or
shortly afterward. Broadway and the shopping
distrirr around -xth-tye. fOurtecnth ana
Tventvthird SIS seemed deserted by the middle OF tho
sfernoon The gong aud steamboats, after IL
o'clock were crowded wlh employees ana employers
sager 10 get out ia tie nelds or By the
se.shors once more. Some OF me clerks
.nd their families went up 10 MI Dsya
orounds AZ Shady Sde opposite Nncty-sixth-sl,
sn.nt the afternoon under the trees o. h- heanu-
mi resort which been provided free " cost " AL
who wish u come ,.,..- -.
some OF tho Brooklyn have adopted the half
h',s,v noyement already William ID. Chase, yarush
MANUFACTURED has ordered his estaeshnent Closed AZ
noon on Saturday, so that all MS empoyes may nave
ina IasI afternoon Of the week TO themselves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-13
pLIrSBrRG,S GREAT TROY IyDTSTRT

PITTsBURG, June y Speciah.-Few people
have any idea OF the vast amount OF iron bought at
Plttsburg mills by railroads The Union Pacific Rail-
the best customer the city had during
1850 More than 10000 tons OF iron shipped from
here for that company in that year. This includes rails
from the Edgar Thomson Works, and more than that
been received by the same company from TINS
city this year while other railroad companies are also
eavIrg heavy nied for the fal trade Tue
ttsburg Forge and Iron Works have just been started
on double time in every department. making eacn day
over seventyfve OF aNles nuts. bolts. splice
used build passenger and frrlght
cara exceDtiug wheels. More N thirty OF the
same ltIrd production IL made at the Vulcan Forge
and Iron Works 1T Charter and about NIFTY tons are
made the Twenty -nnth-st II lis OF Carnegie FApps
A