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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-29

THREE DOLLARS TO ATLANTIC CRY via Penn
sylvania railroad Saturday August 81, returning
on Monday. Special train leaves 6th-street
station Pm
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LAST CnAxck-Ths Baltimore and Ohio an.
City for Saturday, August 81. Rate eS Trsin
leaves Washington depot at 4:S0 p. M, arriving
ct seashore ct 10 pm. Tickets good rsturnins
on all trains Of Sunday and Monday, Septsm-
Der ! and 2. Take the pioturssqus baltnoss
and Ohio-Ldp6
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oosrsspondencs Of the New York World
saw one Of those rare old couples who seem
70 have grown nearer and dearer to each other
- the SHOWS Of the swiftly-passing winters
have made their locks whittier and scantier In
one Of these bazars. She was Q dear old lady
With tender voice and con6ding manner, and
her pretty little aristocratic hands trembled a.
she held TO the light the handkerchief she was
examining. He was broad shouldered and
white bearded and he wore black broadcloth
coat buftoned closely. He caught sight of
some pretty, frivolous-looking scarfs that the
girls wear on their heads going TO and from the
hoPs Bringing gay pink one over, he showed
10 10 his wife.
mere - something you must have, dear"
"Oh, no. What use could make Of it?'
You need 10 when you sit ON the piazza in
The evening, and" in an undertone. ..you will
look 90 nice in II"
She blushed and said: That oue N n ittls
TOO gay. I will see what they have"
Between them they selected Q pretty one. all
covered with shining crystal beads, and a. she
protested weakly that even that was too CAV for
her he pressed her hand tsAderly and ssid:
what nonsensei'
Wondered IL that match had been made a
Saratoga In ye.rs gone by.
The United Edison manufacturing company
Of New York city has fled an increase Of capt.
~ stock from ei0o,0 900 TO ESQ.,, 0eo. Henry Vii
lard II one Of the principal stockholdsrs and .
trustee Of the company.
J. r Johnston Of Pittsburg was yesterday
nominated BY the Psnnsyivanis prohibitionists
fog state treasurer.
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A Rare Old Couple.

Go TO Colonial bEAcA Friday and satur.
dAy. Fare Is cents.-Adut
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY LADY OF EXPERIENCE, Posi-,
wv ton in Family or school to Teach English. Music
French and Latin good reterence given aud Tired
city preferred. Address Mas FITZHUGH, Gaines-
vllle,Va. Su29-3ts
WANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED COOK COL
9red) situation In Private Family Private Board
Ing House. or Restaurant; expects good salary; has
nrst-cisss rsfsrsncss Address 03l 10th st. NV, H.
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, A
w Place TO Cook In Private Family. Can be seen
VVANTED-BY WHITE WOMAN, SITUA-
w ton a. Wet Nurse. Apply to 92l New Jersey ave-
NV. au2S-3ts
WANTED-BY RESPECTABLE COLORED
W woman Situation Is First-class Cook. Call or
address l lO0 st. NV. 1t
ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN COOKS, elO TO
w $50; Laundress, Maids, Nurses, Matters, Kitchen
Help, Drivers, Hosters Farm and Dairy Men for this
city and country. DICKS 6l3 7thn-w. su29-3t
WANTED-AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w for Cooks. Chambermaid, Waitress Laundress and
Nurses, Seamstress. Men Walters, Cooks. Coachmen.
Butlen 6AM'L A. COOMBE. 926 st.n.w. au29-4t'
WANTED-sEwINGB By ANEXPERT OPERATOR.
w Can do all kinda Win furnish machine aud work
cheap. References given. Address Box 159. Star
office. su274ts
WANTED-HOUSEKEEP "ATTENTIONr'-
w send US your orders for House Workers charge
Rooms Wanted and For Rent il all parts Of the city,
furnished and unfurnished. III ST. NV. su24-6t'
MANIFESTATIONS FOR COOKS HOUSE
w workers, Walters, Housekeepers, Drivers, Nurses,
Maids, Kitchen. Farm Hands and others for
k4miies Hotels and Restaurants Cities and Country.
BURNHAMS. 80 9th st. NV su24-6ts
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LOST AND FOUND.

T osT-yINAIGREITE, MONOGRAM EPM on
IL side and diamond setting the other suftsr
BILE reward paid II lett at lll3 3 St NV. IL
4 osT--A LApY's SWISS WATCH; BLACK RIB
~ bon Bow attached 10 it. So reward 20 whoever
delivers IL 90 s<o Pa. sve tsemken'sl or 70 2732
Dumbsrtop ave. au2p-2ts
II osT-REwARD PAID FOR YOUNG MALTESE
wore brownish yellow velvet ribbon. lts
z OsT-AUGUsT 2s-PoCKET BOOK AT BOSTON
~ Variety store or on going % 9th and Ia n
sum Of money. howard n rsturned- 2le Indiana
ave. NV 1T
II OsT-oN AFTERNOON OF AUGUST 20 SMALL
~ BLACK and Ian Gyp; ears not cropped Libersl
ward II returned TO 1os Pennsyivsnia n and NO
QUESTIONS ssked 1t
II osT-AUGusT IL. 1859, e34o IN eco NOTES
Post once: lost By Poor workingmAn- Address lo7.
furdys court su2s-3r
Il osT--ABoUT a WEEK AGO, PAIh BLACK
~ Frame spectscles; also Small SIX Umbrella
horse shoe handle. Notify BoI 432. Post onhca
L osT-s5 REwARp-oN THE ROAD TO
1lbasnensourE, sunday last One Seal Ring. Return
70 ACAEks Drug Store. Sd and Penpsylysnia ave.
ana receive above reward lnltaals engraved upon
Inside. su2s-3t'
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COUNTRY BOARD.


THE EvERoREENs. PALS CHURCH. va
ssptsmber IN the he.lthiest and p.ett,est snsgresa
Nststion, Met. Branch B. and o. Il. r. Rooms and
Board can be secured Tor september; terms
Die. Apply on premises or sddrea osk Grove. DC.
DERKELEY SPRINGS, W. vA.-BoARD NAY a
ID bad q private house beautifully situated oppo-
site the sprinss and bath For ternas, address WA
n G. DEoRAH0E. Berkslsg sprtngA ". Va su25-5ss
THE NAPLEs-PLEsANT Rooms VACANT FoB
Il for September. Mira KEkkApY, Laurel. nd
A FEw MORE BoARDERs CAN BIZ AccoHHo-
- S.,sd = S,s: :. H viff "a HNshus ~ fseP
A FEW MORE DoARDERs CAN m Aooo6No
"A dated ct the DslAnder tsrm for the month e -
is SosS! s.sos S ss 3' 6s "a
NLkN nAfQh TQaksT QLEn. NoNrso6KIY
VI county, M h1gA and hs.ltky locafson, roo7
tah1e: modsease terms; 6Anstsn1 ecoomnods&sd
n0oD D0AhD-2 NLfS YnoH AffxXYDKfIs
NJ xans met 70 suit thooe IN o1cs. Ter11s 6E. fru
sspssnssSssi 81 a n q RI ~ Fruit Ealk =.
C 12Sss 49, saa s sosY E.S:. .Fs1sf q
SSzS s@ ts:s'sss:: : :sss. = M
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v<NOh HEN1-
Isl Ed ri 9s ts,::
s28 IN O. nv 3or.-. 100 200 Arthur pl., Is 20
1917 ct NV. llr70. 40 1919 9Th St NV, Sf25.5 SO
e06 Mssssva n w..i2i. S5Si7 ID si me- 6r' IS 81 81
d55% NV 81 1918 Pisros pi. Or IS. IS
1909 ~ NV. !Ss sss q ne, 81. IS
i se s IT. Tor s5 1874 1874 III .s o.
ii$$Ss Z. ~. Ia : nv. F.: 4
S g n Is9 p nv. s5s sS sSsS RI, 4 AZ.
ilQs n 4 ~. T.. iSsi !. 6.S. q: 81
l21 81 NV. Tor. ISIS e. n e, Dr.. 20 50
1855 Is
is fSSi q 4 =: { ]. m s:: s;isss
55SS 9 a: i99F: 5s 4 ~. liz. sS
!l ~ :: stf s ~! ss Z. a s, ziia e
ii4s }t ): 3: an $3.50 C ~ 2, Is
is 1; q; 81 i:' :!
au2A RA WARun 90, olo YAav
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FOR RENT-STORES.

nor RENT-sTORE 1920 9TH ST. NV. NEAR
II St market Large Store and Rooms above: also at
oS5 ct. NV. Once Room and Desk Room. au29- 81
LrOR RENT-CORNER GROCERY STORE: GOOD
Il stand; rent cheap; bins, counter, shelving and
large ice boz. al In GOOD order Apply 1949 18th ct
NV. ABA
ICOR RENT-A STORE AND FIXTURES FOR ais
month to good tenant; also horse wagon and car
rage and lot Of tombstonss for SALE Inquire II %
Penn. ave. NV. au2S-Sts
Il large yard, East Capitol bet 14th and 18th sts
good place Tor green grocery and wood and doer
Rent only Slo. Key next door. w. G. DuvALLA
au27eod-3t 026 al "
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A RECEPTION is TO be given to Rev. Geo. W.
Moore by the Lincoln Memorial and the Ply.
mouth Congregational churches tomorrow
evening from to 10 pm. at Lincoln Memorial
church, corner Of 18th and r streets north
west, to which his numerous friends are invited
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-TO BUY FROM OWNER LOT N
w Noxthveet 30xo0 OF 05; not 10 excesd Il IS
Per foot to build on. Address d. Box 60 p o. su0St
WANTED,To BUT IRQM. TIE OwNRR ONE
s3a lowest price Tor cab. Addrsss TAKOI1. stsf
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East Washington's Post Office.

Edst "HsHfngtOus TOst OuIccs
The new East Capitol-street branch post Of
fee. which was to have been ready for business
by September 1, cannot be opened at that date
because the building is still incomplete. This
will hold it back until October l.
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MEN WHO KNOW HOW TO RUE RoTEL-E1AN
KICKER AND soNs-A PIcruRKsouI couNr1Y-
BIRTHPLAcK OF NOTABLE PHoPLB.
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FOR SALE-IOTS.

north caTstoL AZ 81 cents and 10 Lots on t.ftsf~
sTkbr nls,r,e 81 ess sse swSss-
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

Tor kENT-ONE 4-ROOM FLAT WITH BATH
ave. Rent II per month.
One 9.koom House with all modern improvements
no 1873 otn ST. NV. Kent $50 per month Inquire
4Oo TN %. NV au26-St
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NQR RENT-0FFERED FOR RENT FOR THE
u hrst tine-that Handsome Corner Property House
OF rooms large grounds and stable at the northeast
corner OF Massac nusetts and L 1th
The interior of this House Is beautifully finished
aud furnished throughout in elegant style and offers
one o; the most attractive homes Wsshington Will
be leased for season or term Of years. OF
years unfurnished desired Apply premises or TO
su1 4-3m JOHN SHERMAN / CO, l4US 81
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tUma hENTnhoUsk WITH STORE, COR eTH
store or any Kind Of business Apply 70 W. c. JOHN
SON. us 18th ct. NV. eus-lm
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PROFESSIONAL

MM Y1o0xx TELLS ALL TIE IvfNTs o.
Al LIZ Al o09eneoe eo11d6ntal Iadtoo ma ~.
osnse % esao snsA Aos LA. hSSvssn Oh sadSsA
=. ~. sQ26-2r
IN in tnglish OF 0sr1nan ~'sss
Al bustns1 eopAdspfiN otnes heurs. ~ n. 10 Q
65's01.a ss1S.y N.Y.
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FOR lighthouses.

EOR RENT-NEw GROOM AND CELLAR BRICK
House. 9th st. very desirable locality near
Peabody school; mod imps. furnace. grAts, large
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-01-19

come to each individually to slum-
Der in the grave until The trumpet OF
Gabriel sounds the dreaded notes
that snail depcpulate he'll, earth and
the deep. Let the lesson be learned.
And when at last for us the light
fades in the western sky, the voice
Of the day are hushed-" twilight
shadows darken upon the landscape
the mist steals upward from the
river and its murmur dcepens on the
earn-may it be for us the beginning
Of day whose "sun shall no more 90
down" in that land, where
"There shall no tempests blow. no
scorch!ng noontide heat,
There shall be- no more snow, no
weary wandering feet,D
And when. clothed with immortal
youth,
"Beyonds life's tolls and cares,
Its hopes and joys, its WEAKNESS and
sorrow,
It's sleepless nights, its days of smiles
and tears,
Will be long, sweet life, unmarked by
fears
One bright, amending morrow"
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-01-19

HAVE You Cor Us ON THE LIST p
IF You haven't, you should do so at
once, and put us right at the top, and
when you start shopping make our
store the first stopping place. We
are fully prepared to show you an
elegant line Of underwear, hosiery,
silk handkerchiefs, linen handker-
chiefs, silk and cashmere muffierss
cardigan jackets, all kinds Of gloves,
leggings, mitts, and many other use
ful articles that will make acceptable
halliday presents. When you see the
goods, you'll be surprised at the as
tonishingly low prices marked upon
them. No matter what you read
about wonderful mark downs, you'll
find ours all the year round, low pri-
ces, way below any Of them, and then
you'll remember cur guarantee goes
with every sale. Come and be con
WINGED that what we tell you is true.
EMMERT & FIERY.
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A LARGE ,STRIKE.

Trouble hes been brewing in the
Pocahontas, Elkhorn and Mill Greek
coal region for some time, owing to
the fact that miners have been receiv-
ing IS cents per car load OF two tons,
mined but the Elkhorn and Mill Greek
operators have introduced cars hold.
ing three tons, which, of course. gives
an advantage to them over other OPP
orators. The Pocahontas miners re-
solved to strike, and induce the West
Virginia miners at the places named
to join them. This they have done
and over 1000 miners are now out
on a strike. 1t is to be hoped that
the difficulty may be promptly adj
justed, and serious depredations be
committed. The unusually mild win
ter has prevented the usual demand
for coal, so that the market is likely
to continue quiet
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Fout'S Budget.

Nothing adds so much to person
al attractions as bright, clear com
plexion, and soft skin. Without
them the handsomest and most reg
ular features are but coldly impress
sive, whilst with them the plainest
become attractive; and yet there is
no advantage SO easily secured. The
regular use of a properly prepared
Soap is one of the chief means but
the Public have not the requisite
knowledge of the manufacture Of
Soap to guide them to proper Sc
lection, so a pretty box, a pretty
colour, or an agreeable perfume too
frequently outweighs the more i'm
portant consideration, viz THE
COMPOSITION OF THE SOAP ITSELF, and
thus many good complexion is
marred which would be enhanced by
proper care. FOUT'S.
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REVOLT VS.. REVOLT.
LATEST FROM THE LEGISLATURE

THE FOLLOWING is THE LATEST FROM
THE LEGISLATURE, UP TO THURSDAY
EVENING.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, January II.
The Democratic senators now have
q revolt of their own on hand. Like
the Minear-Carr revolt, it involves
two members, and they are determ-
ed to continue in the line of action
they have marked out. On the first
ballot for president this morning Nc
Callister, Of Cabell, and Pritchard,
of Wayne, both voted for woodward
Republican, and announced that
hereafter they would not consider
themselves bound by their party eau
Gus, but would act independently,
with a view to securing an organiza
ton. Oxley, of Lincoln, one of the
oldest Democratic senators, made a
bitter speech, denouncing them Cor
their course, and McCallister replied.
Excitement ran high. McCallister
accused Oxley ofusing money which
belonged to the Democratic state
committe in order to defeat regu-
lar Democratic nominee in his own
county. There was general wash
ing of dirty linen. McCallister and
Pritchard continued to vote for
woodward and other Republicans all
day, but did not vote for Maxwell,
the regular caucus nominee. This
prevented an election.
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Resolutions Of Respect.

Tuscarora School, Mrs. M. J..
fletcher, teacher, adopted the follow
ing resolutions
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Al
mighty God to remove from our
midst our well beloved Trustee, Mr..
George p. Walters, and that we
humbly bow in submission to His
will and,
WHEREAS, As the school has lost
good friend and Trustee; There
fore be it,
Resolued, That we will ever re-
member the good advice he gave us
and try to follow the examples he
has set us of a noble Christian man.
Resolved, That a copy of these
resolutions be sent to the family of
the deceased and the newspapers of
the town be requested to publish the
same.
MINNIE B. SMALL,
BERKELEY V. SEIBERT, |
ALLEN B. NoLL, VI JUG sonoo
STEWART SElBERT,
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1777---7----17 ---l--7-7-7-l7I-1-I -.
THE WR4NGLE.

Nearly two weeks have elapsed
and the West Virginia Legislature is
not yet organized. The Court Of
Appeals choked off all proceedings
in the courts, and the Secretary of
State has handed the Speaker of the
House what purports to be the cleo
ton returns for State officers. The
dead lock, however, continues in the
Senate, neither party, without the
aid of the independents Carr or the
-ecalcitrant Minear, can organize. so
no business can be transacted. The
only solution of the wrangle will pos
sibly be a compromise between the
two parties, given each share in
the offices. Whatever can be done,
should be done quickly, as the time
now is simply being frittered away
without use or service to the people.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-01-19

In Australia the ballots used in
elections are printed by the govern
ment, the names of all the candidates
being printed on the same ticket, the
different parties being designated by
different colored ink. When the day
of election arrives, they are placed
in the hands of an officer at each vo-
ting place who keeps them in booth,
where the voter goes, gets his ticket,
scratches off the name of the candi-
dates for whom he does not wish to
vote, walks up to the polling place,
deposits his ballot, and goes on his
way, This prevent any possibility
Of fraudulent ballots being used or
any one voting for candidate with
out his knowledge. Ofcourse, polit-
ical workers are kept away from
the polls, to a certain distance.
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LANO-GREAMu

The regular use of Lano-Cream
every night before retiring will in
sure smoth, white Skin, no matter
how Cold or Windy the Weather may
be, nor how hard the Water used in
the Bath. Price 25 cts.
In order to introduce Lano-C Cream,
we will furnish samples gratis to
those who wish to test its efficacy,
upon request. FoUT's DRUG STORE.
IL N. Queen St.
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91Caurico.

Jan. 10th, at the residence of the Of
ticiating minister, Rev. j. +. Rush, near
Failing Waters, Mr.. Jos. T. Nesmith,
and Miss Annie Horner, all of Berkeley
Co.
AT Burnt Factory Frederick Co.,
Va, on Wednesday, Jan. 18th, 1889, by
Rev. John S Gibson, Zephie S. Morgan,
of this county, to Miss Lulu Swimley,
OF Urbana, o.
On January 18th, 1889, by the Rev.
J. Edwin Amos, at the residence Of the
brides parents. Mr.. III. G. Berry and
Miss Kate Mattingly Edwards, second
daughter of William Edwards, Esq, of
this place.
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SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1889.

THE 4th of March can t come any
too soon for the old soldier and those
dependent upon him. The unjust,
arbitrary rulings have caused many
heart ache upon the part of those
who had risked their lives and health
to save this Union, and the change
will be hailed with joy. Morgan
Mercuru.
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To persons whose skin is delicate
or sensitive to changes in the
weather, winter or summer
F0ut'S GlVcerine Soap

is invaluable, as, on account of it's
emollient, non-irritant character,
Redness, Roughness and Chapp5nq
are prevented, and clear appear
dnce and soft veluety condition OBJ
tanned, and a good, healthtul and at
tractaUe complexion insured. Its
agreeable and lasting perfume, beau
tiful appearance, and soothing prop
critics, commend it as the greatest
luxury and most elegant adiunt to
the toilet.
1t is guaranteed to contain so per
cent. Glycerine, is absolutely pure,
and costs only Is cents per cake.
Try one cake for Is cents, or box
of 8 cakes for 40 cents-and you will
never again pay 25cts for Soap no
better-often not as good.
FOUT'S
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mBaby JnO. Arnold, son of M. e..
Lloyd, died December 81, 1888, tagged z
months and days.
At his home in Vanclevesville, this
county, on the night of January 18th,
1889. Jacob Miller, aged 70 years,
months and 20 days.
At her residence in Baltimore, Jan.
9th, Mrs. Virginia w. wife OF Thomas
j. Tongue, and daughter of the late
John Tabb of this county.
In this place, Monday, Jan. 18th, Mr..
J. D. Turner, aged 68 years.
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DR.. j. B. Snodgrass, of Martins
burg, Berkeley Co., was registered at
the Rufner on Saturday. Charles
ton Gazette.
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We believe the Republican party to be the
true instrument of the POLITICAL PROG
REsS of the American people; and holding
that the honest enforcement of its principles is
the best guarantee Of the national welfare. We
shall support them with ali our might; but we
shall always treat opposing parties with con-
sideration and fair play.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-01-19

The NAIL AND EXPRESS is the recognized
National organ Of the great Anti-Saloon Re-
publican movement. 1t believes that the
liquor traffic as it exists to-day in the United
States is the enemy of society, o fruitful
source of corruption in politics, the ally of an
archy, a school of crime, and, with its avowed
purpose of seeking to corruptly control
elections and legislation, is a menace to
the public welfare and deserves the condemna-
ton of all good men.
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INDEPENDENT
,. NELSON WIS NER.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
North Queen St., Martlnsburg, w. Va.

North Queen ST., DTartinsburg, w. Va.
Published every Saturday, at Martins
burg, w. Va, at 81 per annum i'll advance.
Terms for Transient Advertising:
One inch 10 lines / time ,.. 81 90
zach subsequent insertion, 30
Standing advertisements West Virginia
Press Association Rates, Glass "E,'' on a
basis Of so cents per inch, per month, num-
Der Of inches and months, entitled to rea-
sonable discount.
KE-special positions % to 3315 per cent
additional.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-01-19

In connection with our Glycerine
Soap, for the prevention of Rough,
Red, or Chapped Skin-we would
recommend
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Additional Newspaper,

most carefully edited, and adapted to the
wants and tastes Observation-Disclosures through
out the entire country-North. South, East and
West 1t is thoroughly clean paper, free
from the corrupting, sensational and democrat
izing trash, miscalled news, which defiles the
pages of too MANY CITY papers
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A GREAT CHANCE FOR
BROWN & BL'CHED MUSLINS.
5000 Pairs of Shoes

To be cleaned up. It's a good chance
to secure Shoes very cheap.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1889-11-15

Detroit, Lansing g. Northern \ X.
Taking effect Oct. 9, 1859
Going West. COINS East.
No.3 No., Noi3 STATIONS. No.4 Nos NoI4