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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-06-01

A SURE CURE for Corns is to get a
pair of John Lyon Il Co.'S. Shoemaker
Handmade Shoes. They have the best
and finest grades of Ladies' and Gentle
mems Shoes kept in Martinsburg. They
won't cost you any more than shoddy
shoes bought elsewhere. Try pair.
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LOCAL NEWS.
SATURDAY, JUNE l, 1889.

THREE miles of G. v. track have
been laid.
Morgan & Gilmore have the rret-
test line Of ruching in town.
Mrs. Thadeus Bell is visiting in
Baltimore.
DON'T forget the ball game Mon
day.
THE sunny, bright days of May are
conspicuously absent.
Wall Paper at 6, 8 and 10 cts. per
roll, at Burdette's.
Mrs. G. A. Porterfeld is visiting
Mrs. A. NJ. Snodgrass.
THE dry goods stores will close at
1870 p. M, after June lst.
One case Of Rne lawns, only &C., at
Morgan & Gilmores.
Rev. Chas. Stribling is home from
school. He mas received his diploma
Rev. Floyd II. Hoke, of Illinois, is
visiting his father, Mr.. g. w. Hoke.
George Myers sells Blue Calico at
&C., worth Sc.
CoLoRED shoes are all the rage
now, with ladies and gentlem> = alike.
George Myers lays them all out on
styles and prices.
"GETr1N5 the gum" is the new
synonym for being fired out ofoffice.
Morgan & Gilmore are selling reg
ular made hose for only 129c.
CONFUSION at the Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock.
Look AND RgAD.-All the nobby
notify spring styles in pants now dis
PLAYED at THOMPSON & TABLERs.
Mr.. A. Trump has been appoint
ed Post Master at Kearneysville.
Trumps always win.
THE fishermen line the Opequon
banks, but the fish don't line worth
a cent,
Another lot of those fine linen nap
kins for only 25c., just reived at
Morgan & Gilmore's.
Mrs. Catharine Tabler, an aged
lady, is seriously i'll at her home on
West King street.
DR.. Warmers Corsets for 80 cents,
at George Myers.
Maj. John Cunningham's residence
has been handsomely improved.
John street will get to the front.
THE 4th of July celebration is
booming. Cheering, encouraging
news everywhere.
Fancy satin and surah silks, only
Soc, at Morgan & Gilmore's.
NEXT week No will publish list
of the citizens who took 50 season
base ball tickets.
Wall Paper, in all grades and at
all prices, at Rurdette 's--fresh stock
received daily
WIeG1Ns latest discovery is that
the earth is receding from the sun,
and that we ore all going to be fro
zen to death
Go to Thompson Il Tabler and get
one Of those latest style Puff Scarfs.
DIR. WELss has determined to re-
move his dentist establishment to
Washington. Sorry to lose him.
Leave your orders for engraved
cards, etc, at Burdette's Book Store
Miss Ridgeway, a very pretty and
quiet Lady Of near Rest, was in town
on Tuesday
George Myers sells Turkey Red
Table Damask AZ zoe, worth 30c.
PEOPLE should keep their buggies
away from the public square during
the open air concerts. Runaways
might injure the people, besides the
rattle q wheels is very annoying.
Hard cash does it every time
Gets elegant Curtain Scrim for SC,
worth Toe, at the cash house of G. p.
Herring.
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summer Tourist Rates.

Beginning June lst, the Ohio River R. R
will sell at all its coupon offices, Excursion
Tickets to all Virginia Springs, White Sui
phur, w. Va; Chan tanqua, ~ ", Deer
Park. Oakland and Mountain Lake Park,
", at very low rates. Tickets will be good
to return until October 81, 1889.
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At q. W. NEyers, Cash Store.
THINGS WE DON'T 30.

HAND " ~ 4JoAtl III.
We don't advertise Androsc0ggin Nus
lin AZ lie. less than cost and then have
none when customers ask for IL.
We don't examine goods our customers
buy at other stores, and tell them how
they've been cheated. Last Saturday a
would-be leader OF low prices tore pack
age open that q lady bought Of us. and
tried 70 wres tie Annanias' reputation from
him ia endeavoring 20 prove to the lady
that we had charged her too much. Put
this Ia your pipe and smoke It. Yours for
low prices. G w MYERS.
LIGHT Draft and simple in construction.
Go where you Will the new improved Wal
ter A. Woods Single Apron Harvester and
Binder, Open Rear, Free Running Cam
vass, cutting with ease the tallest and
heaviest grain, is now admitted by all far
mers, and others who have seen it, to be
the best harvester ever before offered.
j. N. THATCHER, Ag't.
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SWEEPING REDUCTIONS.

have this morning still further cut pri-
ces, and as my stock must he closed out
in 80 or 60 days, you can buy
Ginghams at 8, 6, 7, and Sc;
Satteens, 1912 and Is, worth Is, 16 and 90;
Prints, Indigo, Black and Standard, &c;
shifting Prints, &c:
Hosiery and Gloves way down.
Denims IL LIE, worth lie;
Corsets 50c FOR 40;
Scrim q, s, loo, We're s, 10, f2c;
Organdies, Lawns. and all spring dry
goods are down. down.l downlil
fowls and Toweling, In short, everything
in my store must go.
Call and be convinced
Respectfully,
a2O q. w. HOKE.
Just arrived full line of the latest
STYLES stiff hats, all the different shades
and shapes, at BALTIC. Clothing House.
5. BRAFMAN.
E&-We regret that many persons do
not know that we keep the best and finest
goods in the market, and sell them cheaper
than they can be bought elsewhere. Per-
sons are frequently telling us, that "they
paid so much more for an article, which
was not half as nice as yours.' We have
Haviland's best French CHINA dozen
styles OF Tea Sets to select from. We have
the greatest variety in all our goods, so
that people must be pleased-all latest
styles. A dozen styles of Chamber Sets.
If everybody will only call. we will soon
satisfy them AS to Lamps, we have the
Best in the World, and guarantee them.
If not satisfactory, no sale. Please call.
BURKHART Dc CO..
mar23tf Public Square.
MEMS and Boys BrogaEs, Plow Shoes
and Stitchdowns in great variety and
very cheap at
FRANK DOLL 81 Cos.
FARMERS go examine, and try the Orig
inal Malta Double and Single Shovel
Flows, having n patent device by which
the shoyels can be shifted without a
wrench, while you are standing on your
head. j. N. THATCHER,
Sole Agent for Berkeley county.
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SAMUEL BRAFMAN.

We offer to-day hundred Nesy
Things we did not have this spring,
hundreds OF Mems, Boys and Chill
drens' Suits. Early in the spring
we put only one foot into it, now
we're into 1t with Roth Fees
We're planted ON a precious spread
Of Spring and Summer Clothing
brand new and beautiful things for
oldsters and youngsters--styles 50
Exquisite that men Of means won
der at their novel perfection, and
styles so plain and substantial tnat
men of modest mein marvel at their
cheapness. New something for
everybody. We're doing TIE trade
of the town. We're almost doubling
our business. For good, honest made,
substantial clothing, you must come
here for we're the recognized head
quarters of the trade.
S. BRAFMAN,
Baltimore Clothing House
Manufacturing retailers Of our own
Clothing.
We will give away Base Ball Bat
and Cap with every childs suit.
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First Glass Clothing.

But we confidently assert that the me
qualed combinations ia orr designs, quail
ity and make, place us far IN advance o.
ali competition. None OF those small de-
tails that tend To make the goods popular
with the consumer have been omitted. Eve
ery grade of these goods, from the lowest
10 the most expensive. is confidently re-
commended as sustaining the specially OF
style, cut and workmanship which we have
initiated.
Come and inspect this stock.
THOMPSON q TABLER,
Queen st. Genteel Clorhiers.
N. B.--Laiest style Hats just received.
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS
Binder Trial
I'm Tall Green Rye.

WALTER A. WooDs' SINGLE APRON BIN
DEEPEN REAR, FREE RUNNING
CANvASs--LIGHT BINDER.
All farmers, mechanics and machinists,
who have seen and examined il, say IL
surpasscs anything ever before heard Of in
the harvesting machine line. trial OF
the above machine VIII be had on the farm
Of Dr. r NJ Davis, near Bedingt0n Sta
ton, on q. v. r.. r., six miles north Of
Martinsburg, commencing about o'clock
y m, on Thursday next, June 9th, 1889,
in tall green rye. All other machine
agents are requested 70 put In thoir ma
chimes at the same time. DR.. Davis has
kindly consented to furnish all with rye
at q very reasonable price Don't fail to
note day and date, and favor rs with your
presence. J. n. THATCHER,
agent Waiter A. Woods New Improved
single Apron Harvester and Binder.
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ocHii AaJoAASJl,- .....t..... %
This gives the Republicans three
out of the five councilmen elected.
With four Republican members hold
ing over, the Council for the ensuing
year will stand, Republicans, 7, Dem
ocrats, 4, including the Mayor.
In Princess Anne county, Va, on
Wednesday night last week, the res
idence Of the Rev. +. G. Clarke, a
Baptist minister, was burned, and
Mr.. Clarke and four other inmates of
the house persisted in the flames.
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PLAY BALL That's what the
boys will do next Monday afternoon
Winchester will have in their phe-
nomenon, Moore, steady, effective
pitcher. See him.
FROM AUcTIoN.--Fancy mating,
Zoe, seamless mating l5e., fne
checked mating Csc. worth 55c., ut
GEoRGE MYERS
New YORK Cash Store.
The commencement of the st. 10
seph Parocial School, will occur at
the Central Opera House, June 2eth
at 1880 p a.
A man will attract mors attention
by carrying pug than he would
fondling baby on the street, al
though the latter is by for the most
difficult feat 0 perform.
WITH single notable exception,
the Republican nominees for the city
offices ia Winchester were elected
on Thursday last by = large majori-
ty.
We are truly glad that Mr.. G. G..
Tabler has returned from the West
and will resume his vocation of teach
ing. He is one of the best teachers
in the county and Berkeley needs all
such deserving gentlemen.
Statesmen can add line of small
samples in this ground. One agent
has earned an average of $500 per
month for six years past. Several
others from 500 to $3.50. P.O. Box
1871, New York City. jl,2t.
BY the recount our old friend Mr.
Abraham Vanmetre, of Hedgesville
District, is elected School Commits
missioner by 2 majority. The moor
rect returns last week elected Mr..
Henry Sperow, by three. An error
of five votes, however, gave the ma
jority to friend Vanmetre. Shake,
Abe, shake.
The first of next month the notori-
Gus DR.. Tanner promises to COM
mence the greatest feat ever attempt
ed by human being. He will be
placed in a coffin, the lid screwed
down and buried in a grave six feet
deep. There he will remain twenty
four days, after which time he will
be disinterred, resuscitated and re-
stored to his usual health.
THE home of Mr.. Joseph Ahern,
the newly elected councilman from
the fourth ward, was crowded last
Tuesday night with friends who went
to congratulate him, and partake of
his goodly cheer. Joseph is deserv-
ing young man, and will make rat
Ting councilman.
DIR. HAMIL, Manager of the Base
Ball Club, President James Thomp-
son, and Secretary, U. S. Grant
Pitzer, of the same, waited npon the
public last Tuesday evening with the
season tickets, and succeeded in sell
ing $4,000 worth. This is very graft
flying though nothing like what was
expected. Now, will those who failed
to purchase ticket, attend as many
of the games as possible. Don't dis
courage the team.
Spot cash never gets left:
You get pair Mems Stitch Down
Shoes for $l.O0.
You get l pair of Mems Plow Shoes
Solid, for 75c.
You get l pair Mems Seamless Shoes
warranted, for $1.25.
You get / pair Ladies' Dress Shoes,
buttoned, for $1.25.
You get / pair Ladies' Newport Tie
Slippers for 75c.
All at Martinsburg's Great Cash
House. G. p. HERRING,
Cor. Queen and Martin SITS.
THE corporation election here last
Tuesday was the most exciting ever
witnessed by our people. The fol-
lowing is the result by wards
FIRST WARD.
J. w. Martin, R., ..133
NJ. W. Martin, d., 1875
-
Martins majority, ...... s
SECOND WARD.
L. G. Gerling, R,...,...... 235
III ~ G,,obuo n 40
Henry Carter, (col) ..... 5
Gerling's plurality, .. 81
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"Snrvivaa or the r'tsteAa.

lie has always been orr object 10 sttdy
the wants and look 20 the Interests 20 our
customers. Our Tong arc successful hglsi-
ness experience, dating aver 4 Resiod &c i5
yerrs, and the reputation wnieh we enjoy.
Is ono OF the best cards that we can offer
the trade. The unauimity al op,ni0a with
in according Us the superiority Vt styles
and excellence of workmanship, has been
TO us the most grateful tribute our l1bors
could have realized. 1t has ledto renewed
efforts, and no opportunities have been al
lowed to escape, and no means left undone
that would tend to further increase the
excellence Of our goods. and now the re-
suits far oser-reach our most sanguine eN-
nectntinns. This season. we not only SUR
pass all former Efforts o. our own, IN eve.
rythiuu pertaining to
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D. WE'LL sell mighty fine clothing.
NEW LOCATION AND NEW
FIRM.

Messsrs. William e. Tebo and Frankenber-
ry Brothers h~ve formnd partnership for
the purpose of conducting the Building bus
mess. We al iready to make contracts and
furnish estimates for work OF every descrip-
ton in our line at reasonable figures. Also
contemplate putting in frst,class machinery
for Dressing Lumber. and will guarantee sat
isfaotion. We have leased the building and
grounds formerly used by Alexander Parks
for the storage Of phosphate, just above j.
W Bishops warehouse. and along the B. 4
O, Railroad.
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silk Mufiiers in cream grounds, relieved
BY painted designs, are going 10 be p0plI-
lar this season. THOMPSON a. TABLER
have full line.
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10 THE LADIEs.--E rank ljeiskA Ga.
have received their large and varied
stock of Spring and summer styles Is
Ladies fine and medium grace Dreas
Shoes, and feel warranted ia saving il
is the cheapest and most compIete stock
in the city.
LATEST STYLES or HATS IA the
latest nobby and plain styles for mens
bows and children, will he found at
Frank Doll N Co.'S cheap shoe and hat
store.
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Buv YGur Clothes
NCW.

This spring, 50 far, has been bu-
~ one Everything il the house we
humming from sunrise 70 sunset
yes, away into midnie1c cur Mea
Suits were seyeung then sonnecAoA
with us and ticking On 60 lew ac~
quaint.nces. On" Faacifal f'ff-
nsshings, for fastidious dressars are
fast following suit.
SAMUEL BRAFMAN.
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w. K. TEBO 4 &c
Martinsburg, W. Va.

To leok Eeat, to make an impression, to
feel comfortable, to enjoy life with relish, you
should wear tidy and good clothing. Just
call at D. WELLS and be supplied
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THESE are il cveiy respect strictly firstr
class Paints, composed Of pure lsnseed
oil and the highest grade "a pigments.
They are prepared ready for the brush, q
B4 newest shade ard standard ccl0Ta, aid,
on account Of their purity and great cover
ing properties vs. offer lsesn as tAa N1se
DURABLE and Ec0NoNIeAL Paints ever
produced One gaIlon VIII cover from 25O
Samples and Descriptsee Irics list free By mat
n. VI. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
SOLE MAsrYAcT fngne On
III. W JohEss AKnestne z@SafsrE,
EsBre-Proof Paints HusldinG Felt
Steam-Ptpe anG Boiler Coverings
Asbestos Steam packir%T, esaeEtet ~ etc
yulcabeston Ncnadsi Eisagss W nsA4hore etF
81 MAIDEN LANE, NEW YORK
F0a SAT- py
Il. G. WILLIAMS Ja
ap.G,s9
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With tie rptnrM of ~priAg c0Eles uni
yersai call for improvement, and thR time
is tar passed when any tAifg that assumed
4 likeness to clothing, touna d reaaY maF-
ket We are noW IN period ef new III.
ventious and improvements watch naces-
sarily Affect all classes o. business As
the
Boys and ShiEsarensS Clothing
Trade
Has become one Of the most important Of
these, Ii follows thai the improvements III
this bran ii Of industry should ne ia pro-
portion to its Importance.
The keen competition which now txssts
makes Id q cues ton Bf th@
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-28

The plan for railroad commission
outlined by the committee on corpo-
raticns At Olympia and presented In
their report which we print this
morning, Is an excellent one. II Is
based upon the laws Of Iowa and
other states where the relations be-
tween the state and the railroads have
been studied as science, and where
practical experience long continued
has demonstrated that there Is no
other way 10 deal with problems
which are constantly arising. II has
been found impossible "a devise any
general system OF rules for the govern
men I Of railroads that sIll secure As a
restraint inthose particular eases where
restraint j. most needed, hence tile
absolute necessity OF court or com.
mission with ample powers. to lie con.
stantiy IN session. really az all times
- deaf with emergencies as they
arise. OF course such commission
must be held within general regula.
tons prescribed hy I'll. legislature.
This IL the rule in all states and IL /.
especially provided in the artiese pre-.
scented ey the committee that The
duties OF shs commission 10 bs created
shall hereafter he prescribed by Iaw
The people Of Washington serr.sory
need not lie reminded how ieaportan,
thing II eli be to secure tho fishI
men sor railroad commissioner. The
Northern Pacific railroad nasy be sx
p<vted ~ spare TO effort "a coafros
thss body and IA VIII lie necessary h
keep close watch ~ see that il dec
not sacceea White there i. q
course. sosas danger in The sisnAsias
here, we have faith that she state wia
he Abe IA secure ssod nen. ssnee IL
this. as ia every ether community
the heasss men are Always Ia the saa
karsty.
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Thess h no onc among the Republic
can isasisss u the tssritory who would
6Il The position Of representative In
congress from the state Of wasbing-
Ton with more honor 70 himself and
% bis constituents than Hon. 4. O.
Dunbar. of KiickitAt county.
Mr.. DunbaS's name h familiar 70 ell
Who are acquainted with the recent
history Of the territory IL h espe-
ciaIly familiar 10 those Who have OBJ
served the course Of territorial politics.
whenever . struggle was 1t hand.
whenever the two great parties were
asYaysd against each other, X. o. Dun
bar was to b. ssen in the front rank Of
The Republican army battling man.
fully and honorably for the success OF
Republican principles. His time and
talents have always been At the ser
vics Of The party. and he has never
paused 70 ask the nature Of the odds
against him when he was called upon
TO enter the lists in behalf OF Repub-
licanism.
In point Of ability Mr.. Dunbar Is the
peer Of any other citizen Of the young
stass. His thought Is vigorous. pro-
grsssivs and logical. His speech IL
ready and effective. Ills manner 10
straightforward and honest. The
able and forcible speech de-
livered BY Mr.. Dunbar in Seattle dur
ing the last campaign WAS enc Of the
events Of the most heated political
canvass In the history OF Washington
Territory. II IL safe = say that not
one Of the hundreds who heard this
speech left the opera house with other
feelings toward the speaker than those
Of respect and admiration.
Further than this. Mr.. Dunbar
comes from . portion Of the territory
which Is peculiarly deserving Of honor
1t the Republican party The Repub-
licanism Of that section Is as steady
and - steadfast ~ the mountains
which hem in the valley which is its
home The voters are intelligent and
thoughtful. and ~ result the
great majority Of them are
Republicans. Not In recent years.
however. has this section received
any honor 1t the hands Of the
Republicans Of the territory. None Of
IT. sons have been placed on the terri
toral ticket, and, in order that
amends be made for this. II Is fitting
and proper that the able leader OF the
sturdy Republicanism of the Columbia
valley be made washington's first
representative in congress.
The Republican party cannot do .
better thing 10 nominate Mr.. Dunbar
for this important Office. II would he
. nomination which would add
strength and force 70 any ticket. and
which the people would ralify enthn-
siastical'y At the polls.
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A hard nghs IL going on within The
maternal Democratic patty over the
tArsn sasestsssn. sestain powerful
iesters 80 the folly IT shs effort fux
tree trade and are trying 10 hssag shs
party round 20 charge at ssxsas ag.an
. line somewhere e~s~sen the FREE
trade Idea and TIRE definite protective
policy II the Espaalsesas. waea
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AT 5 PER CENT,

monthly as che rate OF $15A per u Co
borrowed Ten shares entities you 10 q
loan Of 4I.0Os; no bidding for money;
don't pay rent any longer but call for In
formation on w. 0 Franklin Il Co., room 2
Newlin block, Columbia street, general
western msnagcr for the American Build
Ing. Loan and Investment Society of Chi
cagO 4.