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ATELIER TYPOGRAPHIQUE.
KorARy lon Pass.

Avantt out lie materiel necessaire. nous som
mes q meme d'executer tour les ouvrages ~
%pographiques aui nous seront comics, Les
brefs d'avOcat, cartes d'atfai1es. entetes oe
features, tickets d'habitation, blancs, circu-
laires, etc. serontimprimfs dansle plus bret
d6lai ct 4 des prix moderes.
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CICut q AuCIAcIs cSt Uu uCS
esprits superieurs du noir royaume,
un de ceux qui approchent lie plus
directement Satan. On ne peut
pevoquer que de trois q quatre
heures. Pour cadeau, II SO contente
dune souris.
-Vivante GU morte!
-vivante, tout &c quill y . &c
plus ~vivante.
-Allez.
lie mardi est a Norbroth. Tres
infuent aussi, ct tres sollicite.
Vous ne vous en- 6tohnerez pas
quand vous saurez quill preside aux
lonneurs ct aux dignites. II Sc
laisse evoquer lie soir de neuf a dix
heures. On lui offre la premiere
pierre qu'on rencontre.
&c nest pas cher.
-C'est meme pour rien. LIZ
mercredi est a Astaroth. Astaroth
va en- vile de dix a ONE heures du
s0ir. C'est un demon faullier ct
conseiller, genre Socrate. Accepte
un crapaud. @...-
-Pouah!
lie jeudi appartient a Acham.
II faut evoquer AcAam de grand
matin, entire trois ct Quatre heures.
On lui pr6sente un moroccan de
pain, moyennant quot il apparait
rOi.
En- roi! Eft pourquoi!
-C'est son idee. II est propose
aux tresors. Vous jugez sill doit
une clientele nombreuse !...
lie vendredi est a Bechet.
-Vous dites!
-Je dis: Bechet.
-Dr3le de nom pour un diable!
pas Duhamel? Ce doit
Sire IN diab!e bourgeois, etabli ct
marie. II vend auelque chose as.
surement, votre Bechet.
-Je manque de renseignements
sur lui, repondisje je sails seule.
.ent qn'on rappelle a minuit ct
qu'on lui dome une noix.
-Vomique, sans doute.
lie samedi est consacr6 q Ma
Je he connais pas de spe-
a Madam. On lui demande
co qu'on veut, Ell echange dune
r0tie: De ONE heures a minuit.
EFT enfin, lie d;manche?
Est lie jour d'AQuiel. Aquiel
est assez couru ell raison de &c Quill
octroie lie don d'invisibilite. Qui
ast.ce qui ma pas desire solvent
sire invisible! On l'appelle a midi,
GU lui met un poll de renard
lans la main.
Je m'arretai un instant, ct je re-
prls:
-Maintenant que vous les con-
a~aissez, chere, faites votre choix
,ntre ces sept diables.
-Je mai pas de preference, re-
pondit la jeune femme; J'aimerais
micux m'adresser a leur
chef, au seigneur Satan.
oh! impossible il ne fault pas
songer. II est plus surcEarg6 de
qu'un ministre! IL ne salt
ou bonner DIES cornes.
Eth bien! plors, dit,elle, je me
sur celui de e represent
tants qui preside a la decouverte
les tresors. LIE gros lot de la Lo.
terie est un tresor. Celia doit lie
regarder.
Acclaim.
Acclaim, soft. Qu'est-ce lie dois
Faire pour me METRE en- rapport
svec NJ. Achame
-Je vais vous Papprendre. D'a-
oord- -.cela est assez delicat q dire
Ill faut etre Ell Gtat de puret6
quelques jours.
-Chut chut! tit-elle on rouois
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ATTENTION!

My fr'ends and the puonc are ;:orru-, ,,..J
! have opened u Grocery in the Re,l 20.
Opposite the T~hibodanx Bridge. wher,
Will keep constantly on hand a full SUNNI;
OF Groceries, Provisions, Wines and Lionor:
Give me q call and examine my assortment
JOHN DEZAUCH1
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knights Of the G0lden Rule.

Regular meetings of Thibodaux Castle No.
10 h: OF G.. K. will be held in the Hall of
EXCELSIOR Lodge No. "a l. .. o. F. on the Sec
ond and fourth Tuesdays of each month. at 3
o clock p. NJ.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The Best Salve in the world for c,,1
bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum. ~
g sores, letter, Chapped Hands. OH
blains Corns, and all Skin Eruntion1
aud positively cures Piles, or M na,
required: 1t is guaranteed to give me-
fect satisfaction, or money refunds
Prlce % cents per box. For Sale :
Thlbodaux Drug store. :"
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Tn carr6 de- 10 ones. lare insertion ( so
- :. p. ome IS
6 g g. Insertion add. 50
Toute annonce indignant la profession
vec raaresse ct n'exc6dant pas Nuatre
ynes. par an. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES g W
Annonces de candidats, l'avance go. III W
N6crolOgie. par ligne .-......-..-. ~
Toute annonce commercials puhliee atan-
nee sera ins6ree au taux de 50 cents par pou-
GO pour la premiere insertion ct % cents pour
les insertions suhsequentes.
Toute annonce don't lie nombre d1nsertlons
nest pas specific sera inseree jusqu D nouVei
ordre au faux ordinaire.
TYPOGRAPHIQUE.
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likely to admit and therefore we
doubt if tile Senator made SUCH re.
marks or assumed such power, OF
making. The second remark in ref
erencc to 5000 majority for Cleve-
land. if correctly reported, can be
compared 10 the recent failure of the
weather hureaa to report the coming
OF the blizzard But the blizzard
arrived and such an event may oc-
cur in poIitics-unforseen, but oc
curing nevertheless. To all polite
ians and prognostigators however,
there is AZ old saying very appro-
pirate, very timely, very wise and
very safe, vi4 ''Never count your
chickens before they are Matched"
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ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

A LARGE number Of citizens OF this
county met at the court house last
Saturday afternoon, pursuant to the
call issued by Mr.. Alex. Parks, chair
man of the committee, for the pur-
pose Of forming Berkeley county
immigration and Development AS
ISOLATION, to cooperate with the sim
liar organizations being formed in
other counties Of the State. After
calling the meeting to order and eX-
planning its object, Mr.. George w.
Feidt was called to the chair and
presided during the meeting, Capt.
w. b. Col.ton, secretary. On mo-
ton of Mr.. Parks committees on
permanent organization, finance and
resolutions were appointed as follows;
ORGANIzATIoN.-M Lamon, Samu-
eli Gold, Chss. Miller, w. T. NolI, B..
f. Brady. II. J. Seibert, Alex. Parks,
Geo. Vanmeter, w. II. II. Flick, Geo.
T. Kreglow, A. Janney, j. V. Quinn
and d. A Beard.
REsoLuTIoNs.-E. Boyd Faulkner,
Capt. w. B. Colston, John Matthews,
Luther Seibert, John IL. Weddle,
Geo. Nj. Bowers and G. W. Doll.
F1NANcE.-Major j. II. Bristor, G.
NJ. Mcdowell, f. H. Lamar, Robert
Lamon and G.. Il. Hollis.
The committee on organization
drafted constitution and bylaws,
and nominated the following officers
who were elected: Alex. Parks,
president; G. M. Lamon, Chas. II.
Miller, BENZ. +. Brady, w. II. IL.
Flick, A. J. Thomas, Geo. T. Kreglow
and Aquilla Janney, vice-presidents ;
Lee M. Bender, secretary and W. T.
Noll, treasurer.
Resolutions were adopted declar-
inc that the citizens Of Berkeley
County recognized the Importance of
the movement inaugurated by the
Wheeling Convention Of Feb. 29th,
and as Berkeley County desired to
share in the benefits that would be
received, it proposed to do its share
in developing and bringing West
Virginia prominently before the peo-
pie Of the country.
The finance committee resolved
that each member of the committee
and each vice-president of the sever
al districts of the county personally
solicit subscriptions TO the auxiliary
fund of the association and that sub
scription lists be placed in proper
places and assistance be asked from
the county court,
On motion ofMr, Parks the thanks
of the association were rendered the
city newspapers, to Mr.. II. Il. West,
of the Baltimore San, and to Mr.. h.
II. Lamar, for their courtesy in at
tending the meeting and reporting
its proceedings. The meeting was
then formally adjourned.
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On the morning of the 23d, inst.
WILLIAM L. LOGAN, aged So years and
6 months.
The deceased was born in Berkeley
County and spent his boyhood days at
Little Georgetown. He conducted the
New Era in this town from 1855 to 1878
| when that paper and she Berkeley Union
| were mergei into the ''INDEPEnDBNT'
and he was associated with the present
editor, until 1884, when he was suddenly
stricken with paralysis and compelled
thereby to retire from active work, and
has been a sufferer from that time until
his death. He was devoted to journal
ism and was very prominent fer years
in the councils of the democratic party
OF the State, and allied with its leaders
in close bonds of personal friendship.
He was highly esteemed and trusted by
the citizens of this community and serv-
ed two terms as Mayor of this town.
He was a member in good standing or
the Masonic Lodge, Knights of Honor,
Legion of Honor, Knights of Pythlas
and of the Fire Department. AS q
business associate and friend, we always
found him kind, courageous, sympathlZ.s
ing and trustworthy-a man OF worth
and merit, in counsel, in business ana
in the performance of duty. He will be
remembered for these striking qualities
by all who knew him. A wife and four
children are left to mourn his loss and
testify to his affection and worth as
husband and father. He was a men,
her of the M. E. Church, South, and a
faithful believer in and follower of the
Christians Savior. His released spirit
goes to the Great God in Eternity
freigbted with the human testimony
"Well done good and faithful Servant. !"
Tho funeral will be held on Monday at
2P. NJ.
At his home in Martnsburg,. w va,
March 10Th, 1888, of Dropsy, Mr. kooert
Wood.
In st. Louis, Mo-, March 18th, of dropsy,
Mrs. Elizabeth Quinn, widow of Jeramah
Quinn, formerly of this county.
March 10th, 1888, of pneumonia, Eugene
Burkhart, infant son of Robert q. and sue
w. Burkhart, aged II months and II days.
Too bright, too sweet, too dear for earth
ly care. ,
The idol of our hearts has gone.
God bless his little bOyish soul.
We miss him each lone hour,
HOME.
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Colonel VIM. LEIGH.

At regular meeting Of The
Rough and Ready Vigilance Associ-
alton held on Saturday, March 10th,
1888, the following resolutions were
adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almigh-
ty God, in His wisdom, to take from
our midst Jan. goth, 1888, Col. VIM.
Leigh, who was ever true and faith
full member; therefore tie it
Resolved, That we tender to the
bereaved family of our departed com
rade our heartfelt sympathy, and
commend them to the care of Him,
who has promised to be friend to
the widow and the tatherless.
Resolved, That these resolutions
be entered upon the minutes and a
copy sent to the family of the deceas-
ed, and also to the Martinsburg pa
pers for publication,
A. r. PoRTERFrELD,)
ID. w. SNYDER, Com.
G.. A. MEANS,
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BATLROAD EXTENSION.

The interest being exhibited by the
neople in the Gerardstown section
and the Bunker Hill section of the
county. relative to the route of the
nronosed extension of the G. V. u
Martinsburg Railroad, is very com
mendable. We love TO see people
wide awake in enterprise and watch
full of their local interests. Which
ever way the road goes, it is sure to
carry with it not only accommoda-
ton of transit, but many benefits.
1t will carry out produce, marketing,
timber, and all articles that the peo-
ple have for sale, and it will bring
into them, coal, -four, merchandise
and manufactures at lessened cost,
and place it right at their doors. The
benefits will be numerous. No won
der, therefore, that these sections are
in friendly rivalry, each offering in
ducements for the road. We under
stand that the difference in distance
is so small, that of itself it cannot be
advanced as an argument in favor OF
either route. We do not know which
is the best, but like other people, in
whichever section we lived, we would
want it along our way.
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STRICKEN wITH PARALYsrs.--We

STRICKEN WITH PARALYsI5.--We
regret to announce that Hon. w. IA. IL.
Flick was suddenly attacked with pa
ralysis of the left arm and leg on last
Thursday night. He had been engaged
with his partner, Mr.. Westenhayer, in
trying a case before the Mayor and town
council, with Mr.. j. N. Wisner corpor-
alton attorney opposing. The case was
concluded about 1870 p. NJ. (, and just as
the council was preparing to consult as
to their finding, Mr.. Flick fell from his
chair. DIR. McSherry, who was present
as member of the council, at once rem
dered assistance and dispatched mes
senger for DR.. Myers, who has been Mr..
F's physician. Upon the arrival Of DIR.
Myers, they consulted and prescribed
and had Mr.. Flick taken to his home,
the doctors remaining with him the
most Of the night. In few moments
after the attack, Mr.. Flick became per-
fectly conscious and was able to con-
verse nationally and intelligently. We
trust his physical disability may only be
temporary and that full vigor OF health
and strength may Rapidly return to him.
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DEAD LETTERS. The following is a
list of letters remaining in the Postotlice
at Martinsburg, w. Va. Mar. 18th. and
will be sent to the Dead Letter ONCE
Mch. 81, ii not called for When call
ing say advertised.
VIM. Anderson, J. G Barcus, Mary
Y. Brown, Emma T. Dainlin, Mary
Gibson, Eva Hunter, Anna Kimble,
Emma Kearnes, il. Kline, VIM. kersh-
ner, Jim Kennedy Jno. W. Miller,
Mary Pine, Uhas Rudy, Lydia f..
Thompson, Mary Taylor o., Laura
v. Tabler, Mary Tabler, B. Yanhorn,
Jake Vanmotre, Jacob NJ Yanmetre,
Lorcua Welsh, j. w. Youtz, Ida
Ziler. w. b. CoLsroS, p. nj.
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THANKS.

The reporter ofthe Baltimore Sani
Mr.. Harold Z. West, who attended
the recent conference here as the rep
resentative Of that Luminary, COM
pleted his labors with very lengthy
and complimentary notice of Mar
tinsburg, her people, manufactures,
&c. For his words of praise and
commentator we on behalf of our
people, and specially for the readers
of the INDEPENDENT, return thanks
and extend hearty invitation to
call again.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To the creditors of DanielsRiker, decd;
L. pursuance of decree of the Circuit
Court of the county of Berkeley, made in a
cause therein pending, to subject the real es-
tate of the said Daniel Riker TO the payment
his debts, you are required to present your
laims against the estate of the said Daniel
Riker for adjudication to John I Picking,
Commissioner, at his Office in the said county,
on or before the 26th day of March, 1888
Witness, S H Martin Clerk of the said Court,
this 18th day of February, 1888.
SH MARTIN, Clerk.
Feb. l8,.6t
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COUNTING TIE CHICKENS

Every now and then we find an in
terview of some Senator or leading
politician, republican or democratic,
in which figures are given of this,
that or another democratic or repub-
iican majority at the coming cleo
ton. Each one coIors to suit him
self Each one is prophetic of the
future, and knows just how many
votes will be rolled and what the
majority will be. What folly Meth
er one knows, and cannot possibly
know what win occur tomorrow, next
week, next month or next fall. They
are all 4neSe apesses, with the hearts
wishes piled on to tSe> measure. Our
own townsman, Senator Frulkner,
has been INDUCING in q scaneN with
a reporter of the Wheeling Reg1s%r.
Looking from the inside, outwardly,
and through the horoscope as he
casts it, he says:
eWest Virginia. says Mr.. Faux
ner, sis always Democratic when we
choose to make her So
uThis year, without eXert.ng our
selves in the least, we shall probably
80. NJ, rtavnlopd obOut 8 600 MAJ
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TINS community in the past few
weeks has been severely visited by
death and sudden affection; and grief
and sadness are in many households.
The aged and middle aged seem to
be the principal targets for the grim
visitor in his unexpected and fatal
attacks.
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COnSumDtiOn Surely Cured.

To THE EDITOR.-Please inform your
readers that / have a positive remedy for
the above named disease. BY its timely
use thousands of hopeless cases have been
permanently erred. shall be glad to send
two bottles of my remedy FREE to any OF
your readers who have consumption II
they will send me their express and post
office address. Respectfully
4. A. SLOCUM. VI. Q. ISL Pearl 81. y /.
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statesmen WANTED.

To sell Nursery Stock. Permanent en-
and good salary to honest, enerr-
getic men. The business is easily learned.
I've grow all the reliable new varieties OF
Fruit and Ornamental Trees. Write Tor
terms.
HOOPER, BRO. & THOMAS,
Established 1858, VEST CHESTER, PA.
Maple Avenue n urseries.
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SATURDAY, MARCH "a, 1888.

LIGHTNING struck the Capitol at
Washington on Wednesday last. For
while there we're many frightened
legislators.
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91lau1too.

March Dist 1888. at the residence of the
brides mother west Martin St., by Rev.
X. c. Holland, Mr.. Lloyd Walker and
Miss Lizzie Kastle, both of this city.
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THE patent on the Bell Telephone
has been sustained by the Supreme
Court of the United States, three of
the Judges dissenting
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Martinsburg, W. Va, Feb. a. 'SS.
Adam Becker administrator of Daniel Riker,
deCea ed-Plaintif,
vs..
Alon4o D Riker md Jennie Riker his wife.
Enria Gorder n e R,ker and Watson Cor
der her husband harriet Thompson nee
Rikei md Nm Thompson her husband,
Evaline Gross nee R,ker and George
Gross her has ahd Ctharine - nee
Riker, name ~ husband unknown, Ida
Riker Mar, Riker widow, aud Alta Ri
ker Clara Rker, WIN II Hiker, Mary ID
4 Riker, infant children of Daniel Riker
deceased Mary A Popp L Bender and l.
NJ Render ,artntto racing IS | l. Bender
GBto, q 7 Grove W Greer, VIM Wien,
WA Il Wilsl and james Clark, late
rarto,rs dong business as VIM Wien q
Sons NecNls. NieElos and w Q Nick
Las, partners trading as r Nicklas Bro. &
Co, ana William Schad Defendants.
You are hereby notified that have fixed
upon the 26th day of March, 1888, at my OF
fee in Martinsburg, Berkeley County, w va
lst-To state and Settle the administration
account of Adam Becker, administrator OF
Daniel Riker, deceased. 2d-To audit all
liens and debts against the estate Of Daniel
Riker, according to their respective priorltes.
3d-To ascertain of what real estate DanieA
Riker died SEIZED and the fee simple and rem
tai value thereof.
Given under my hand as Commissioners In
chancery OF the said court the day ana year
first aforesaid.
J. T. PICKING, Com'r.
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Away down South in Dixie the peo-
pie use Stonebraker's Liniment. They
can buy it for % and 80 cents.
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WANTED

Energetic men who are willing to work,
and who desire steady and profitable en-
ployment, taking orders for strickly iirst-
class Nursery stock, on salary or commits
sion, payable weekly should write at once
for terms to
e. o. GRAHAM,
NURsERYAIAN, ROCHESTER,, M / :.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The books of H. @. Berry & Co. must
be closed up and all persons knowing
themselves indebted to the late firm
will please come forward and make I'M
mediate settlement
Respectfully,
I'll. q. BERRY.
March 10, 'SS, 81.
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JUST received a large line Of Hair, Cloth
and Tooth Brushes at A. NJ GILBERTS
Drugstore. "a st
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Saturday, Mar. 81 88
l2O ACRES,

more or less, lying in Mill Greek District,
Berkeley County, W: Va, about 213 miles
from Darkesyille and Bunker HILL Berke-
ley County, on Il road leading from Middle
way to Darkesvilic. The improvements
consists of wooden Dwelling House,
Corn House, Barn and other out buildings,
and a spring Of good water near the house.
The land is good quality slate stone land,
convenient to school, mill and churches,
and has a far proportion of Timber. All
of said Mary A. Fearis' personal property,
conveyed by said deed Of trust, consisting
IN part as follows: one Mare, TWO cows,
Five Shoats, Two Nearling Calves, DC
TERMS The land will be sod Tor one
third cash, the balance in two equal annu-
al instalments, secured by bonds Wl'n
good security, bearing interest ,rom DAY OF
sale; the deed to be retained until the
bonds are fully paid, but should the pur-
chaser desire it he may pay all cash on day,
of sale, as per terms prescribed in deed OF
trust. The personal property will be sold
for cash u. NJ. DEL oMllH'
March 3, 1885,
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EMPEROR TO PEOPLE.
The New Kaiser Issues Procla-
nation to His Subjects.

BERLIN, June 1S.-The Emperor
William hae issued proclamation to
the Prussian people. In it his majesty
says that the grave had scarcely closed
over the Emperor William before an
other, Frederick I'LL, is called away.
The Emperor Frederick bore hard fate
and showed heroic Christian resigna-
ton. He remained faithful to his kingly
duties in the few months allotted To
him and exhibited all the noble quail
ties of his illustrious line. His vic
tories on the battlefield will be re-
membered as long as German hearts
continue to beat. l have taken the
government, looking to the:
KING OF ALL KINGS,
and pray God, like my father, to be a
just and lenient prince, to foster piety
and the fear OF God, to guard the peace,
to promote the welfare of the land. to
be helper of the poor and distressed,
to be a firm guardian of the right and
to progress in my kingly duties in
unison with the people, who, in good
and in evil days, have stood true to
their kings. | count upon the peoples
hdelity, and, conscious of my purpose,
reciprocate it heartily as true prince
to a true people. both equally ready to
make sacrifices for the Fatherland. My
confidence is derived from this, and
God will lend strength and wisdom to
discharge the kingly Office for the wei
fare of the Eatherland.