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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-06-26

PEL'S Hand made Ladies Kid, Straight
Grain, goat and kid foxed Button Boots
are perfectly easy to the foot, and combine
beauty, comfort and durability. Every
lady should try them. Sold only by
GETTINGER & HOKE.
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GRANT PITzER. ....-.~Local Editor
SOME Of the cutters need cleaning.


HORSEBACK riding is now fashion.
able among the ladies.
AN addition will be built to Wilson
College, Chambersburg, Pa.
A TOTAL eclipse of the sun will oc-
cur on the Goth of next August.
READ the program of the st. Josephs
Commencement in another column.
MARKET will be open three days dur
ing each week, commencing July 1st.
Mr.. c. W. DOLL has added an adj
dition to his residence on East Burke
street
THE B. & O. shops have been COM
PEELED to work extra time during the
past week.
WE are sorry to note the illness of
Mrs. VIM A. Pitzer, and hope she may
\ soon recover.
MUSIC seemed to be abundant on
Thursday last. Uncle Toms Cabin
was in town.
PREPARATIONS are being made for
the Changers picnic at Williams
Grove already.
TIE net proceeds of the Bazaar of
Nations at shippensburg, Pa, amount
ed to over 5000.
SEVEN hundred men are now employ
ed at the Frick & Geyser shops at
Waynesboro, Pa.
EACH day will now be shorter than
! the one preceding it, as the year is be-
ginning its decline.
MONDAY, July 9Th will be celebrated
| at Waynesboro, Pa, by large military
and firemen's parade.
PERSONS leaving for the summer va
cation should leave an order to have the
INDEPENDENT follow them
WHAT "a half loaf is better than
no bread 2" That depends on whether
the half loaf is pure -four or part strych-
nine.
THE boys should not be allowed to
kill the swallows on our public streets
just after rains, while they skim along.
1t is cruelty.
MIR. A. II. TAFT, of Morgantown,
purchased the undivided one-half inter-
est in the lime kiln property, last Sat
urday, for $1,000.
SPECIAL attention is called to the
new advertisement of the Shenandoah
Valley Hedge Co., which appears in
another column.
THE work of grading the streets has
been going on in Strinesville Second
street has been graded, and other use
full improvements made.
A RESIDENT of Clearspring, Nd, is
suspected of having burglarized the
| residence of Mr.. Chas. Edelen, to the
amount of $500 in money
THREE and half o'clock a. m. is
rather late hour for young men to stay
out counting We suppose the cars
deadened the sound of the clock.
A REwARD of SIS. has been offered
by Sheriff Lamon for the re-arrest of
George Lewis and James Dell, who es-
capped from the Jail on Tuesday morn
ing.
| THE picnic held by the B. g. O. en-
ployes onI Wednesday last was largely
attended. Visitors were numerous,
S and the surrounding cities were we'll
represented.
THE Reformed Sunday schools Of
Frederick, Md, and this city, will hold
their annual picnic at Harpers' Ferry,
Island Park, July 10th. The public are
invited to attend.
STEWART CAGE and Chas. Young,
the Martinsburg pitchers, deliver very
perplexing, cunning balls. Charlie Pit
yer and Will Young are equally as eff
fective behind the bat.
SINCE the closing of business places
at O'Clock, our town resumes lively
appearance on the streets. The act on
the part of the merchants will be much
appreciated by the clerks.
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We were pleased to meet our young
friend, Mr. Bernie Heating, while in
Baltimore this week. He is in the sa-
loon business with his brother, No. 80,
North Gay street, and will always be
glad to see the Martinsburg boys.
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ALREADY these destructive pests,
caterpillars, are becoming very numer-
Gus and very annoying, many Of the fruit
and shade trees fairly swarm with them.
Every one who has fruit trees will have
their hands full in keeping these pests
down. The quickest way to get rid of
them is to destroy their nests by burn
ing with torch as soon as formed.
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BUTTERICKs PATTERNS We have TAX
en- the agency for the above named popular
patterns and will always keep on hand
full stock of the latest styles When you
come to town call and get fashion sheet
free. EMMERT & FIERY.
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FEsTIvAL.-The ladies of the p. +.
Church, Bunker Hill, will hold an ice
cream festival In the lawn adjoining
the church. July 9th and 10th. A good
attendance is desired.
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FINE Feather Busters, whisk brooms,
blacking brushes, and other goods Of a
similar nature, always on hand at
FOUTS drug store.
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BROTHERS Myers and Martin had oc
casion to visit Dr. +. II. Davis at Bed.
ington last Sunday. We don't say they
fell off, but their bicycles were laying
in the middle OF the road and both look
ed badly shaken up.
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HOW no sAYE MONEY.
Flvr polNrs, N. j., Feb. II, 1886.

Dcar Sri cheerfully addmy tcstimo-
"Aromanna." / think 1t is one OF the best
medicines in use, and don't like 10 be with
out IL. | am eatistied thatit has saved doc
tors bills in my family. IL I am bilious or
have the sick headache or dyspepsia( which
used 60 trouble me much, "Aromanna" is
my remedy for them all. j. 5. SKINNER.
Sold by A.. NJ. Gilbert, Martinsburg, and
country dealers at % and 10 cents.
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OUR stock Of white goods is arger and
more varied than ever before, in tact we
have everything that can DO procured in
white fabricks, and tprices that will suit
all. In trimming we have Oriental Lace
and all over in all widths and prices,
Swiss Edge, and all over, In all widths and
prices TO suit material. You should not
fail to see our Oriental and Swiss HAM
burg Flouneing, as we have some great
bargains in these goods, in fact, ii you
should want anything in the wash goods
line you should not fail to see our stock.
EAlsiERT e FIERY.
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ITCH, Prairie Mango, and Scratches
of every kind cured in 80 minutes by
Woolford's Sanitary Lotion. Use no
other. This never fails. Sold by John
Lee Fout.
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From all accounts Hagersfown will
be celebrated TO a larger extent this
year than ever, The National Bicycle
Club will meet there, beside large
parade, all to take place on Monday
July 5sh.
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DON'T sou know that SMALL q co
can furnish Doors Frames ard Doors.
Window Frames, Sssh and Shutters,
Brackets and Balustrades--s sawed or turn.
mouldings Of all kinds Nl-te roof
ing done to order, from 5000 per square
and upwards. Call on then at the old
planning mill, foot Of Maple Avenue. near
B. & o. Freight Depot.
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The dwellings being built by Messrs
Chas WolIss and Michael Hill, on West
Martin street, are fast nearing compile
ton. Martin street bids fair to become
one of the iandsomest In tile city.
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NEW STORE.

JUST OPENED! F.C. MILES, No. II
East Martin street, near b. Il O. Depot,
has full line Of groceries and provisions.
Call and examine his stock and be conyin-
ced that he sells as cheap as the cheapest.
a24 3m
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FIVE new members were received in
to the .Sherman luvincibles" on Tues
day night. All the members are re-
quested to be present at the annual cleo
tion of officers on Tuesday night. July
9th.
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For good reliable clothing, go to Braf.
mans clothing house, he sells the best, he
keeps nothing else but his own make, and
viii sell them TO you very reasonable.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-06-26

THE most reliable family medicine, DIR.
j. G. Calhouns, Anti Dyspeptic Vegetable
Compound Cathartic Pills, sold by A. NJ.
GILBERT.
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IF you want to get yourself a summer
outfit and want to save money go to the
only reliable clothing house in town.
BALTIC. CLOTHING HOUSE.
j. Brafman, Man'g.
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TIE Lutheran Sunday School picnic
will be held 1t Island Park, Tuesday,
June 10Th 4 special train win leave
Martinsbufg ~ 9 "a. ~. Fare 80 and .
cents.
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THE Baptist sunday School of this
place will picnic At HMpef's Ferry Is
land Park, Wednesday, July the IA. A
cordial welcome ispx'eneied 70 the pub
lie TO attend
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The only house in town, that manufao-
ture their own clothing, and we also make
clothing to order, at reasonable prices.
BALTIC. CLOTHING HOUSE.
]. Brafman. Man'g.
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For Sale.

A Marc. with colt two months old, safe
for family use, driving or riding Also a
Vehicle, suitable for family or farmers
use. Apply at this office
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ALWAYs IN THE LED.
WE'LL SFLECTED STOCK.
Lolc Prices.

SUMMER, ono of tho most beautiful
seasons Of the whole year, is here in all
its glory. The old man, the middle aged
man, the young man, the youth and the
boy will want to appear in accord with
the season in wearing apparel, and as
a n anral consequence, they will want to
know where 20 buy, what to buy, what Is
most b,coring, what Is most comfortable,
and Of course the most reasonable in
price We can suit the most fastidious
and sell the closest buyers and we will
let our knowa reputasion speak Tor us for
low prices and honest representations
SEERsUCKE coats and vests in rs
diiferenl styles and eolers
SILK M0H IR coat AID vests very
handsome i. styles and patterns
ALPACA eaats sell ass rted, -long
SD snort ut
SUMMER CLo1H coats afd vests,
with rolling collar very nobty.
SERGE UIrs beyond comparison.
LINEN BUSTERS 10 endless varieties.
SUMMER neokweer, fall line just
opened
We solicit an inspection Of our stock Of
summer clothing, and viii guarantee sat.
isfaetion to I'll
THOMPSON a TABLER
--GENTEEL CLoTHIERs,-
Homrioh's Old Stand, So Queel ST.
N. b. Remember our new neckwear.
y lew goods received daily.
BurrERIcKs PATTERNS we have TAX
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AkEARfY

10 all Who are suffering lfoA tic errors
and indi-eretiOns 81 youth, nf ENas wNAN-
ness. carly decay, loss 0f lNz hcaod ,Asa !
wfll send a recipe that will eure you. F'llfsE.
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by q missionary ii S8Aih An1ef-
lea. send seli-addressed enYeiGpeto die
REv. JOSEPH 4. iNArAN, Sfo5ien u, New
York CtfV. Noa i Tyr.
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ROSEs. ROSES.

500 ROSES to be given away to every
lady purchasing one dollars worth Of
goods at our store.
Q. r. HERRING 81 co.
Popular Cash House.
Cor. Queen and Martin SITS.
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Premiums nor 4hc 1udie@.

500 LOy ELY and faQra aowprs
az our store for distributor 81 aa lsdy
purchasing one dollars h Ia II
consisting III ti-raniums Es.s Iae. Daisies,
Roses Scarlet Saga, Verb e.
n. HERR
Cor Queen Sis.
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TAYLOR'S MACKINAWs.

GETTINGER y HOKE have just re-
ceived full line Of these justly celebrated
goods, and sell them al city prices. They
are certainly, to those wantinga good are
ticle, the CHEAPEST goods in the mar
ket.
BRAND new STYLES OF Ladies Fine
SHOES.
BLUE FRONT. ---BLUE FRONT.
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BUTTERFLIES PATTERNS We have TAX
EN- the agency for the above named popu-
lar patterns and will always keep on hand
full stock ofthe latest styles. When You
come to town call and get fashion sheet
free. EArMERr s. FIERY.
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BLLIGuSNESS.

Bilious symptoms invariably
q, iSo from Indigestion, such as
Iurred tongue, vomiting ofbile,
Siuui.OoS, oIOh LS.>-I.I~ -, Al -
regular bowels. The liver Sc
creteS the bile and acts like a
filter or sieve, to cleanse impu-
rites OF the blood. By irregu-
larity in its action or SuSpen-
sions OF its functions, the bile
is liable to overflow into the
blood, causingjaundice, sallow
complexion, yellow eyes, bill
ious diarrh4a, a languid,
weary feeling and many other
distressing symptoms. Bilious
ness may be properly termed
an affection OF the liver, and
can be thoroughly cured by the
grand regulator Of the liver
and hillary organs, BURDOCK
BLOOD BlTTERS. Act upon the
stomach, bowels and liver,
making healthy bile and pure
blood, and opens the culverts
and sluiceWays for the outlet
of disease. Sold everywhere
and guaranteed to cure.
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HAND DREAMS

Hand organs, writes a correspono
dent of the "Troy Times, ire a mod
ern iniliction, and have introduced
the monkey which is feature form,
orly unknown in medicuut Minis rels.
Tue monkey indeed, is so amusing
that one almost forgets tue organ
grinding while watching lis antics.
These animals are worth from so to
$50, according to their trimming, and
when an Italian owns his crgau aud
monkey he is really we'll to-do in the
world.
Tue best ud-organs cost from
500 to $3.50, but those which so
commonly torment tho public rarely
cost more than $40. Tho best are
the flute organs, and they play near
ly a dozen tunes, and some have ex-
ira cylinders, which add t. their ca
pacity. The principal factory is in
Chatham street, this locality being
30 near the Italian quarter Baxter
street) that it is very favorable to
trade. There are some Italians who
own number of organs, which they
rent by tue season at a large profit
and with but little loss. The grind
OIL having flushed his sunner timer
ancy, of course comes back for win
ter quarters, and thus pays his rent
BotE organ~grinders and boy fiddlert
have their regular routes, which they
repeat year after year, and there
seems to be some general arrange
ment which prevents interference
1t is said that more than 800 ol
these peripatotic Ministries have gone
from New York this season, and yo,
il two men visit the same village
When cold weather sets IN the grind
. ers return to Baxter street where
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General Eavlys c'l'rsd Servant

Ono OF the best kaown cAaracters
in Lychburg, Va, is "Jube Early 6
"ith ali tue dignity| OF a body ser.
want of tho slavery days, aud his uf
fection for the General amounts to
worship. "Jube' owned Joo before
tho war, aud owns him still, Joe
never having been freed, scorning to
accept what he says docs not belong
to him, aud saying as long as "Mnss
Jubo' was alive Joe i. his slave.
Early is very fond of his slavc,and
wouli shoot quicker in defense OF
tho negro than anybody else. lie
has given Joe curto blanche to buy
what he likes III the town, and has
instructed storokoepers, no matter
what Joo wants, or bow much it will
cost, to give it to him npl send thu
bill to his master. Sometimes EARLY
gets rather the worse for whisky,and
then cJmical right il seen doc
follows him Ikea dog, aud when the
general got3 very drunk joe vii.
say:
Mass Jubo, you mus CON,
home
why, you black rascal, whit i
you meant Im your master
Yes, Mass Jube, WHOM yous'e 50
ber; when yous'o drunk l'se massa
"Wcll, rcckoa you are right, old
man I'll go with you.'
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A Saw WithoU. Teeth.

4 saw without teeth that will cnt
Il steel rail IN two minutes, is in ope,
ration at the CentrOl-lIul' n shops
in Graenbush, ~ Y. The saw il
run by u ninety horse power engine,
more power than is required to run
all tho other machinery in the sh ~,
aud 3S inches in diameter, and three,
eighth Of an iuch thick At tue edge
The disk is made Of Besscmer steeI,
and runs at a high ra,o Of speed,
While in operation band of iire eu
circles the saw, aud tho many spai H.
flying from the revolving di. klesem-
bles a display Of pyrotecbnics IT,
keep tho saw cool and prevent il
from cracking tank Of water io
placed above the machine, from
which n small stream runs down and
drops on the saw while in motion
Bp this plan one saw will cut nenill
5000 rails before it is worn ont. A
steel rail, after six years coustanr
use, becomes battered at the ohds,
and by cutting them of the rails Gnu
be used in branch aud switch tracks
Rails are cut by this machine for the
whole limo Of the Central II udson
railroad, The saw, while cutting,
bears down bard on the rail, the end
OF which is left MS smooth as the
bottom of ilatiron. Ono rema, ka-
ble thing abont the machine is that
the chips cnt from the ruil fly back
under the saw with such flce as to
form n ,olfl piece o! steel nearly as
firm ~ the rail itsclfc-LScieL iic
Amei lean.
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comrade a short tiu3e ago. They
were working togeths 10 tho same
chamber when u.sss Of rock and
coal from the roof e.e,Saing several
tons fell on the comr.ssle aud pinned
him to to floor. The great mass lay
like somo releutless Black monster
across the uurortuuafe. mans body,
leaving his head ont, aud as soon as
the mon from the u nsiguboripg cham
bers rushed to his reset, he begged
them in piteous ,,ltas "for Gods
sake" to kill hi aud nd his misery.
The men, utterly he6Siless of the
peril to their own Ives from the
shaky roof, worked hinvely to ex.'
tricite tho sufferer, baE it was use
less. The grinding msss of rock lny
IN tons across him, iaueezing his
life out by degrees, at iit was i'm
possible to remove it. Contact with
II piece of coal that was gradually
yielding to the pressure prevented
the big black boulder from crushing
the man to death Instantly
For Gods sake" he would cry,
while the miners 10y the dim light of
their lamps struggled Lard to cXtri-
cate him, "hnock me IL the head. y
His pitful pleading made Strong mon
cry like children aud lpmonn their
helplessness to save hhn from his
fearful fate. He died willie his com
rades were working to free him, and
it took several hours to break up the
huge boulder SO that his body could
be taken to the little homie where his
wife and children awaitedihis coming
and did not know OF their terrible
bereavement until the femaius of
husband and father were brought TO
their door. It is such accidents as
this that drive little children from
the school room to the coatbreaker
long before the years permitted by
law, and those acquainted with all
the facts say nothing, because it seems
n greater hardship to prevent than To
permit the little ones helping their
sorrowing mothers to keep the wolf
from the door.
The pleasures in the life Of the min
or are of u primitive sort. Occasion
ally during the dramatic season he
may witness one Of tho ~ my plays
that travel or hear "A .os ~, I;,,,
lhas a good deal of respect for the
man who can talk common sense
backed 10y conviction. AS general
thing the hard working class Of men
pie pleasures and will take II glass OF
beer occasionally unless he is n strict
Temperance man. There is not II
great deal of drinking among the
miners these times and II good many
Of them are members of various tenn
perance organizations. They keep n
close watch Oh the progress of public
questions and the movements of pub
lie men and are careful readers OF
the newspapers. Many Of the miners
along the Lackawana Valley own tn,
little homes they live in and i. work
was more abun'lant they would b.
happy, as they are n thrifty indus
trious class and, while generous al
most to II fault, are not by any moan,
: eXtravnGunt.
: There are no traces Of anarchiSm OF
communism here, and this fact de
serves 10 be mentioned to the honor
of II great aud hard working body OF
D men who do not always got the cred
. it to which they are entitled. IhiLt
S d,Li,a Times.
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POETRY
FLY 10 THE DESERT.
By THOMAS MOORE.

Fly to the desert, fly with me
Our Arab tents are rude for thee;
But, oh! the choice what heart c,
doubt,
OF tents with love, or thrones withou
our rocks are rough; but smilliI
there
The acacia waves her yellow hair
Lonely and sweet, nor loved the les,
For towering i'm wilderness.
Our sands are bare; but down tho
slope 4
The silyery-footed antelope
As gracefully and gayly springs
As DER the marble courts OF kiuI.
Then come-thy Arab maid wfbe
The loved and lone acacia tree
The antelope, whose feet shaToIess
With their light sound thy loeliness
oh, there arc looks and tnes that
dart
An instant sunshine Trough the
heart
As II the soul that minute caught
Some treasure it though life had
sought;
As IL the very lips and eyes
Predestined to have all our sighs,
And never b' forgot again.
Sparkled Q ID spoke before us then!
So came thy every glance and tone,
When first on mo they breathed and
shone;
New as il brought from other spheres,
Yet welcome rs il loved for years.
Then fly with the eff thou hast known
No other flame, nor falsely thrown
A gem away, that thou hadst sworn
should ove9 in thy heart be worm
Come, If the \ we thou hast for me
Is pune and freA h as mine for thee
Fresh as the fouhStain under ground,
whe" first It's by he l"pwi"s found
But If for me thou d0 vt forsokc
Some other maid, andNudely break
Her worshipped image from its base
To give to me the ruind d place
"b NV bower vssr on ,nGS sone me'll Icy Ike -
when thawing suns beg n to shine,
Than trust to love so fal be as thine!
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PUT I'm A BUSINESS NAN.

An exchange lays the following
before its readers aud pleads for a
business man to occupy tho presi-
Dental chnir:
Hero is the list. and it will be
seen how soldiers aud layors have
really monopJlized tho Presidential
office
Washington was a soldier,
Adams lawyer,
Jefferson II lawyer,
Madison n lawyer,
Monroe lawyer,
Jackson u soldier,
Van Buren lawyer,
Harrison soldier,
Tylor lawyer,
Polk n lawyer.
Taylor a soldier,
Fillmore lawyer,
Pierce n lawyer,
Bucannau n lawyer,
Lincoln n lawyer,
johnson politician,
Grant a soldier,
Hayes lawyer,
Garfield n lawyer,
Arthur Il lawyer,
Cleveland n lawyer,
Thus 1t will be seen that soldiers
lawyers or pr, fe sional politician
are the classes to which Presidcuc,
has actually been confined. AnC
yet we are the most practical bust
ness people on the face of the earth
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DH MARAND ROTHROCK,
Fremont, Snyder county Pa.

Graduate OF Baltimore college of Physicians
and surgeon. offers his Iruicssi'nal service
to tho pablo. Spoaks English aud uormap.
March, H. 1881. q.