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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-07-06
WaverIy Republican Caucus.

Waverly township Republican caucus
at Glendale on Friday, July 8, at p. m.
for the purpose of choosing delegates
to attend the county convention to be
held at Lawrence July 18th.
By order Com g. L. RICH, Chm.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1892-07-06
Card of Thanks.

Card of Thanks.
We wish to return our sincere thanks
to all of our friends who so kindly as
sisted us during the late illness and
death of our dear Percy. May the dark
shadow long be kept from their doors
r. M. BUCK,
Mrs. X. M. BUCK,
GERTRUDE BUCK,
MARY j. DURKEE.
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Great Winter Competition of The Ladies
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DR.. B. ]. KENDALL CO.,
EnOshurgh Falls, Vermont.

Down in Baltimore local Judge of
Election, who intertered with Federal
Supervisor of Elections, has been
sharply cautioned by United States
Judge. Few election officers really
know how potential are these Federal
Supervisors, under the terms of the
statute. They cannot be restrained
by State laws, and wherever a Repre-
sentative In Congress is to be elected
they may exercise almost absolute con-
troll. 1t is complimentary to the good
sense and law-abiding character of the
people that alterations with theserep-
resentatives Of Federal power at the
polls should be so infrequent.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-19

One of the sharpest curves on the line
of the Baltimore q Ohio is at Harper's
Ferry, on the famous bridge spanning
the Potomac river. An east-bound
freight on the Baltimore g. Ohio met
with peculiar accident on this curve
Timbers lis feet in length for the Har-
lem bridge were fastened to three plat
form cars, and the aggregate weight
of the timber is said to be 36 tons. AS
the cars swung into the bridge on the
curve the cord of the arch was too
long for the curve. 1t collided with
the bridge and smash ensued. No
one was hurt.
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DOG SHIPMENTS.

From indications the dog market IS
on a good basis. Our friend Mr.. S.
w. Walker this morning shipped two
blooded setter dogs to friends of his in
Winchester and Wheeling. They were
raised by his brother, Mr.. Hunter
Walker, and himself, and are fine
specimens. At last the fact has leaked
out that Berkeley County mas dog
kennel.
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Murdcrous Charge Against Diaz.

LAREDO, Tex, Feb. 1S.-The Mexican
populace here are greatly excited over
an attempt to assassinate the aged
mother and the child of General Man
uel Martinez. An attempt was made to
burn the house at the same time. The
child and its grandmother were both
seriously wounded by the would be as
sassin, who is charged by Mrs. Martinez
with being hired emissary of Presi-
dent Diaz, under instructions to commit
the crime. General Martinez, who was
refugee from Mexico, his expulsion
being caused by President Diaz. was
mysteriously murdered in Laredo about
year ago. The attack on the child
and Mrs. Martinez was made by some
unknown person, who entered the house
and attacked them with knife. Ser
wants frightened him off before his work
was completed.
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THE FAMILY WASHING.
It May Become the SUBJECT of Interna-
tional Complications.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.-An amusing
neighborhood controversy has been
brought to the attention of the district
officials, which illustrates one of the
possibilities of life in this metropolis.
Dennis Murphy, who occupies hand
some residence at the corner of New
Jersey avenue and / street, complained
to the commissioners that p. w Bud
neck, Of the German embassy, who lives
opposite, shows woful lack Of pro-
priety in displaying his family washing
on the parking in front Of the house A
similar complaint was made some years
ago, but nothing could be done by the
commissioners, owing TO the chancellor
setting up his official connection with
the German embassy, which exempted
him from prosecution under the district
laws.
DR.. b. Nelson, who lives in the second
house from the chancellor, said; This
is an old matter with us, and Mr..
Murphy and myself talked over the
drafting Of bill to be presented to CON
gress to give us relief. If | should at
tempt to hang out the clothes in front
the police would quickly stop me. But
Une cndnCelIOT uOeS rs ne pledSeS.
One Of the district officials said: sThis
may lead to an international question.
The complaint will most likely be in
vestigated and perhaps a note sent to
the chancellor with the intimation that
hanging clothes in the parking is OBJ
jectionable to the neighbors. Then if
the chancellor refuses to abate the
nuisance letter might be sent the
German minister reciting the facts in
the case, and calling his attention to
such pronounced breach of the pro-
prieties on the part of his subordinates.
If the minister fails to come to time
and calls down his chancellor the next
step would be an appeal to the secretary
of state to exert his diplomacy in secur-
ing the required concessions. 1t prom
ises to become celebrared case before
the end is reached -
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.-In the senate Mr.
Sherman, from the committee on foreign re-
lations, reported favorably on the resolution
to return to Mexico twenty-one battle flags
captured during the war with that country
and the resolution pass . Mr.. Sherman also
reported back adversely Mr.. Quay's resolution
requesting the committee to inquire as to the
practicibility of the acquisition of certain Dor.
tons of the republic of Mexico, and it was in.
definitely postponed. After action on public
building appropriations the Idaho contested
election case was taken up. In the house a
number of resolutions were introduced for in.
vest1gations as to the condition of working
people and regarding immigration Mr. Storer
(O), introduced bill providing for postal say.
inpA hanks
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Mr.. David Bowers is engaged in the
removal of the w. l.. Jones residence
on West King street to the foundation
on Mr. A. S. Goulden's lot on South
Maple Avenue. Mr.. Goulden purchas-
ed the house from the Government re-
Gently. The buildings are being re-
moved from the lots on King street to
make ready for the new government
building.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-19

An Altoona paper says that one Of
the new compound locomotives Of the
Baldwin Locomotive Works, hauled
the New York and Chicago Limited on
the Pennsylvania Railroad up the west
slope of the Alleghaney mountain I'M
assisted No single engine has before
been equal to the task The engine
gained 10 minutes in the run between
Pittsburg and Altoona.
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SHOT AND KILLED HIS BROTHER

News reached Romney Saturday
evening of a fatal shooting ARRAY near
Higginsville in West Virginia. Samuel
A. Rouzer, young man of twenty
years of age shot and instantly killed
his brother-in-law, Wheeler Haines,
Friday night. Haines is brother of
Charles w. Haines, manager of Far
mer's Exchange at Romney. No par
ticulars have been learned.
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ANOTHER NEW STORE.

The person who states that Martins
burg is not progressing, is certainly
not abreast of the times. Another new
store will shortly be opened up by
Messrs. Harry and Thomas Russler,
both popular and energetic young men
of this city. They will occupy the
room on East Martin street, now used
by j. |. Mcdonald. Everything in
the line of groceries, provisions, no.
tons, ETC., will be kept by them and
retailed at low and reasonable prices
Thomas Russler has been with Messrs.
F. C. Miles & Co., for some time past
and has made many friends, who,
doubtless, will be glad to hear of his
new venture. Both are reliable and
energetic young men, and deserve a
hearty support.
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PENSIONS GRANTED.

West Virginia. observation-disclosures
J. Palmer, Z1cheus Wells, Moses PHI
cher, Samuel NJ. Swearington, Francis
II. Robinson, James T. Shafer, Rob
ert Copes, Lafayette J. Allen, John X.
Pell, James Clay, Zadock White. Ma
than Sanford. Original Widows
Mary Shiiver, Mary +. Henry, minor
Of Nathaniel Fletcher.
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CsEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received AZ The
y Office of the Supervising Architect. Treasury
Department. Washington. d. c.. until o'clocF
p. NJ. on the 18th day Of March, 1892 and onsnaj
Immediately thereafter, for all the labor and
materials required to complete the General ex
cavatioD, &C. for the L. S. Court House ana
Post Office Building at MARTINSBURG. ". va
in accordance with drawing and specification
copies Of which may be had on application al
this Office or at the Office Of G. W. BUXTON. the
Superintendent at Mart.nsburg, W. Va
Each bid must be accompanied by certified
check for a sum not less han per cent of the
amoiInt of the proposal
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids
bids. All bids received after the time stated for
opening same will be returned to the bidder
.eae oPosas qst 9e enci9Se4 ~ IN envelopes
cavation, &C., for the T. s. Court House and
Post Office at Martinsburg, W. Va and adj
dressed to, w. J. EDBROOKE
February ID, 1Sf.. Architect
ELECT. G o d.
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The report is denied from Berlin that
Emperor William intends visiting the
Worlds Fair at Chicago. AS no one
supposed that the Emperor had any
intention Of visiting the Worlds Fair,
the denial is not highly sensational, or
even important. If the Kaiser does
not wish to come to Chicago, there is
no law to compel him. He can remain
at home and regret it all therest of his
life.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-19

Ex-Premier's Crispi's announced in
IGNITION of quitting the Italian Chamber
and resigning to Zanardalli the leader
ship of the Opposition, would seem to
be a Pickwickian sort of ultimatum.
since it was coupled with the hope that
his friends viii take care Of him at the
proper time. Signor Crispi has been
too long in the twirl and turmoil of
Italian politics to make it suppose bic
that hecould content himself any length
OF time IN the shades of private life.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-19

GREENsBURG, Pa, Feb. 19.-Two hor.
rible deaths by burning are reported
here. An infant girl of Patrick Nc.
Kenna. of Mount Pleasant, was left in
the care of nurse for awhile, and the
little ones clothing caught fire at the
CRATE and before anything could be
done the child was burned to death.
An infant child of David Fletcher. OF
Stonerville, lost its life day or two
ago in the same way. The child's cloth
ing caught fire at the CRATE.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-19

President Carnot yesterday signed
the bill appropriating 3, $50, 900 francs,
equal to about S650,000, for the en-
penses of the French exhibit at the
Columbian Fair-a sum which, with
proper discrimination, should be ample
to afford display that would prove
creditable to the French people and
fairly Illustrative of the skilled handl-
craft which has given them pre-emi-
nence in many lines of industry
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-19

The great coal combine ought to at
tract the attention of the Pennsylvania
authorities to the constant and numer-
Gus infringement Of the State laws by
the coal and iron corporations. Not
only are the consumers oppressed, but
nearly every workman employed IN the
mines can give convincing testimony
against his employers
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Killed on the Elevated.

New YORK, Feb. 1S.-The mangled
body of Joseph Gentner, gateman on
the elevated railroad, was discovered
early In the morning lying alongside the
uptown track on the elevated structure
at Second avenue and One Hundred and
Eleventh street. His head was crushed
almost to jelly. He must have been
killed instantly. 1t is believed he was
struck by light engine while crossing
the tracks. He leaves family.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-19
Maryland Red Men in Council.

EAsToN, Md, Feb. 1S.-The great
council of Maryland. Independent Order
OF Red Men, Is in session at Masonic
hall. The sessions opened last evening
and will continue through today and to-
morrow. Charles G. Connolly. of Phil
adelphla, chief of records of the great
council Of the United States, and the
Rev. Joseph Pyle, of Wilmington, great
keeper OF wampum of the great council
of the United States, are expected.
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No Fear of TvpbuS

New YORK, Feb. 18.-Dy. Cyrus Ed
son, chief of the bureau of contagious
diseases, announces that there is no
longer any danger of the spread of ty-
plus fever beyond the 248 infected Rus
slams landed from the steamship Massil-
liza. Every one of the 24S has been ac-
counted for and is under observation, SO
that there is no fear of contagion spread
ing from that sor-cc
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Another Indictment Against r,e,d

New YORK, Feb, 1S.-The sixth in
dlctment against Edward NJ. Field, of
Field, Lindley, Wiechers q Co., was
field yesterday. 1t charges forgery in
the second degree and has two counts.
1t is based on the forging of a bill of
lading upon which Field obtained con-
siderable money. 1t purported to be for
a cargo OF maize shipped on the steam
ship Cambria for London on Novem-
Der /.
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CARRIES ITS WEIGHT.

Concerning the last editorial pub
lished in THE WORLD regarding the
NJ. NJ. N. & /. Co., and the Phoenix
Lock CO., also others, the Parkersburg
State Journal comments as follows:
A Martinsburg paper complains that
the big booms advertised for that old
town are not booming even little bit.
Some time ago the NJ M. M. & |. Co.
which means the Martinsburg Mining,
Manufacturing and Improvement Com
pany, was organized with great
flourish of trumpets with snare drum
accompaniments. And that is all there
was of it, Judging from the reports Of
the Martinsburg newspapers.
We know nothing whatever of the
situation at Martinsburg except from
the newspapers Of that place. The
Improvement company may be getting
ready to Do great things, but the point
we want to get at is that blooms" arc
worse than smallpox, and Improve
meat companies are fer themselves
first and only as a general thing. New
''boom towns" and new booms in Ole
towns are eollapsing all over the coun
Try. The thing a town needs is a goo(
steady, natural growth, encouraged
and assisted in every honest way by it
citizens. Parkersburg is having sucl
growth without much encouragement
We need, not an Improvement" com
pany to speculate at other peoples ex
pense and bleed every sucker within
reach, but carefully organized Boarc
of Trade to secure the location of new
industries and the placing Of capital il
our midst-men who are willing to dc
something for the public good
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TEN THOUSAND DOLLAR BOND.

A mistake occurred in our notice Of
the letting of the contraction the West
Virginia building at the Worlds Fair,
in Mondays issue. The bond to be
given by Mr.. Thos. Miller for the com
pletion of the building viii be $4,000
instead Of 81 600 as it appeared.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1892-02-19
NOTABLE DEATHS.

Mr.. Syerdrup, ex-prime minister of
Norway, at Christiana, aged 60.
Mr.. Henry w. Bates, the well known
naturalist and author, at London.
Captain William Conner, formerly
proprietor OF st. James hotel, New
York, at st. Louis
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TIE WORLD,
MARTINSBURG. w. VA.
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1882.

According to the news from Cleve-
land, the Coffin Trust has taken on
new life, and the price Of collins will
be advanced 20 per cent. within thirty
days. Persons DESTROYS of awaiting
themselves of the present low rates
but that goes without saying.
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Austrian Royallsts Frustrated

VTNA, Feb. 8.-Archduchess Maria
Valera, youngest daughter of Emperor
Francis Joseph, and wife of Archduke
Francis Salvador of Austria Tuscany,
who was announced in December last to
be suffering with influenza, is now pros
trated with pneumonia, Archduke
Francis Salvador is also Frustrated.
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kendaII's SPAWN Cure.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Aug. &c. 90
DIR. B. J. KENDALL Co.:
Gents-It is with the greatest satisfaction that
Inform you that have cured the following diseases
sweeney. Shoulder j Oint Lameness, Stine
j Olnt Lameness, ShOe.BOiI, IIameness in
Fore Foot. am working on Hip-J Oint
Lameness and Will cure that all with Kendall's
SPAWN Cure. 1t Is the best Liniment for man or
beast have ever used. recommended to all horse
owners. Horses that have worked on are valuable,
but without your Linment would be worthless. I
have friends who used it for Sprains and
they ever used. Yours truly, Z. q. s. WELLS.
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.
Housekeepers Have Your
Feathers Cleaned
and remove most prevalent cause Of
disease

and remove most prevalent cause Of
disease.
Hoover & HoyEY having located in the
building on North Qusen St., in rear of Geo. F.
Evans d Sons tobacco warehouse. for a few
weeks, with their new Improved Feather Rene
vator, are prepared to clean old and new feath-
ers freeing them from all obstacles dust dirt
surplus grease, animal and bloody matter moth
and midge-the latter found in ali new feathers
Also. the poisonous organic matters cast off
from the body of the healthy well as the
diseased Freed from all primary poisons, they
become perfectly lively, airy and healthy, and
will last much longer than If left in their dirty
state.
JUST THINK OFT.
Their late Improved Feather Cleaner is recon-
mended by Physicians as Beneficial to Health
They guarantee satisfaction or no pay, ard will
call at your residence and show you samples of
work. They confidently refer to their customers
everywhere.
References of Winchester and Frederick
County.
Miss Lucy Williams, James Faulkner, Mrs
LON Keller, Mrs. s. II. liable, Mrs. c. r. Gibbs,
7. r. Harris, Isaac Faulkner, E. E. Barr, Mrs
VIM. R. Alexander, Mrs. David Davidson, and
many others.
2-l6-Sw HOOVER & HOVEY.
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KendaII's SPAWN Cure.

monte VIsTo, Colo. Dec 81, 1889.
DIR. B. j. KENDALL Co., Enosburgh Falls, VT:
Gents-In the year 1884 treated with Kendalls
Spawn Cure a Bone SPAWN of seven years stand
ing nearly as large as a hens egg and completely
stopped the lameness and removed the enlarge,
menJ. Have worked the horse very hard ever
since, he never has shown any lameness neither
can see any difference in the size Of the hook.
Yours truly, +. r. COOLEY.
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Price 81 per bottle, or si1 bottles for
So. All druggists hare 1t or can get it
for yOu, or it soiU be sent to any adj
dress on receipt of price by the proprie-
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Advertising rates furnished on application to
he Office.
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IT z WORLD

1he WORTH UiH be naaiied 10 any aidress on re-
ceipt Of S100 Which must Aa0uSidbiy be poid IN
ddUdaco. OJderS forp oDers may be gi0eH 10 can-
gdsser. N sent 70 The alice IN mani.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-24
EN- rRAJE DE CARNIVAL

FL mulato Juan de Valldeiuly, lee mi comu-
nicado, se arma fuertemente de su cobardia, me
dispara una sarta de insultos desde LA CORES.
| PoNDENC1A. Lo busco, SO esconde 10 atrapillo en-
la estacion del Ferrocarrll, en- Bayam6n 10 sacudo
como una mujerzuela, le escupo ell rostro, y.....
NADIA. Els decoroso que los ca6aueros Sc deien es.
cupir el rostro2 ESQ de lncomodarse por una sa-
Iva el rostro es cosa propia de los qW5dGn y
Valldeiuly tiene una dignidad especial No le
importa que le escupan 81 rostro El no SO bate
NADIA mas que con cabolzeros. 1Que entendera 81
pOr caballeros?
Old como suena la dignldad de Valldeiuly.
dlgo sUe5a, porque mi saliva SO llev6 la poca
que tenla.
Juan Valldejuly estuvo de escribiente en- ell
CorozaL Hubo meoaelo y Sc le declare cesante.
Despu6s pas6 a Toa alta, arrend6 don Francis
co Sim6 la Recaudacion de las contribuc1ones del
Estado, puso en- garantfa del contrato una casa de
su senora suegra, Sc le iltrGrom 700 pesos, nau-
frago la casa de ia pobre senora. Despues paso
Toa-baja, alli SO e ha procesado por sustracci6n
de documento pdblco por Justification de fir
mas Viva en- ell Dorado, y puso en- su domicilio
matrimonial, aquello que nosotros no hubieramos
puesto en- el nuestro, CON la sonrojante escena
ire una pobre loca el desvergonzado Wenceslao
Segarra. Ese es 81 ente que Sc me presenta mi
y Ia opinion p1blica traje de Carnaval, dis
frazado de caballero. Y he aqul un dlema:
Los caballeros son dignos.
Los que Sc deian escupir ell rostro, no son
dignos.
Valldejuly Sc dej6 escupir 81 rostro.
Luego....... saque 81 lector la consecuencia.
va empezo rodar por la pendiente del des-
censo. Hoy le escupf yo Ell rostro. Manana SO 10
erina un perro Despues..... arrojemos ese des.
graciado cualquier lugar que sirva de velo su
sonrojo. Don Francisco Rodriguez Correa, don
Justine Dlaz y don Eugenio Perez, certifcarAn
philharmonic MI honrosa conducta tan pronto Sc
10 demande.
term1na aqul esta question, que va nj me
atrevo poner ell taco de mi boca en- aquel SEM
bante vejado.
Solo tengo un arrepentimiento: ell que cega-
do por mi indignation, pudiera faltar la consi-
deracion que merecieran las senoras, senoritas y
caballeros de transito en- la Estaci6n la hora del
suceso Pero hoy desde aqui, les env1o mi dis
culpa, solicitando el perd6n de su benevolencia.
-Evorasto Zzcoo Dtoz.