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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-08

ing July 7, 1S9E
MEMS LIST.
Almond, j. D Morrison. W. l..
Ashmore, X. IL. Murray, jon A.
Butler. j. NJ. Moore, W p
Boon, :. L. McGann. T. q.
Blair, Flick Phillippi, FA.(0
Bryant, +. X. Peters Joel T.
Brown, f. A. Pannill, Price
Clark, Olslcy Profiitt Anderson
Carney. &. &. Parker, EVELYN
Carr, W. u. Pool, Jnmcs
Casstll, +. L. Steward. Henry
Cross, Akron SpreW ". s.
Dent, James(2) Sncad, X.
Fitzgerald. Archy Smith, Geo
Frey. Harry 5. sherman. Edward
GebharCt, A. Teasy, j. +.
Harper, NJ. G. Thomas William
Hamlet, II. Ii. Tyler, William
Iienchey, George b. Thomas. Geo. II.
j. husOn, j. A. Nenablc, W. H.
Johneon, .. Whaling, Bryant
Jones, Frank l.. Williamson, w. IL.
McSherry. j. ii. Watkins, II II.
Miller, A. j. Watkins. John
Williamson. Il. f. (2)
wOEBNs LIST.
Anderson, Lucy j. Handy, Lille
dkins. Lula Jennings. w. G.
Bacon, Will j. Lorefon, Marry
Bracket, Mollic Lyons. Lizzie
Brown. PcaIle Love, Lcrclia
Bibb. Martha +. Lewis, Lucic
Browp, AgnesD Martin. America
Btrchert. Motley Moon, Louisa
Bryant, Frances Mills Glen.
Conner Martha Molten, Adnc
Craft, Lucinda Maicher. Marry A.
Dickerson, Lucy Morton, Hester
Dorsey, Alice Nolen, TinnY
Everett, Alberta Newman, Sophia
Paxton, Mamie Poll, Ann
Gee =. M. Patterson. Emma
Hester, Matte Pollard, Kent
Hayslelt. Roan Patterson, A.
llayv God, Thalia Repass. EAc
llarland Lucy Stone, Name
Hook, Marry Scott. Motley
Hughes, Lena Turner, Sarah
Hall. Mary Tucker, Martha
Hollerry, Ida NJ Thompson, NJ. NJ.
White. Jas A.
FIRMS.
Martin n Goodoso, North American Phone
brewery & Co., graph Co.
Virginia phonograph co.
When calling Tor above .,ttcIs please say the
were advertised Sunday, Julys.
w. i. DurUI. Postmaster.
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JOHN W. WRIGHT b. LACY HoeE
WRIGHT & HoGE. Attorneys-at-
w law, Roanoke, Va, Room 6,
Moomaw Building, jefferson street.
Oourts-Roanoke city and county. and
Craig and Boetourt counties. Special
attention given to collection Of claims
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-RIFRTN a GLASGOW.
Assurneys-a Jaw rooms Gil, ei1 snt
GA, Terry building, Goanokn,V prsc
tioe In courts OF Roanoke ca, c."
county and ~ ioinlne countios
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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-10-20


TaAMPs HANDLE A b. & O. r R.
CONDUCTOR BADLY.-While on his
train,w hich was an east hound freight
tramps attacked Mr.. Lee Montgom-
cry, son in-law of Mr.. Burrell Mar
tin ofthis city, near Magnolia Sta
ton and severally and byutal1y in
jured him. The fir happen: d on
Monday. MIR. Montgemery's train
stopped at the station and h order
ed the -tFamps hsff, but in doing SO
they at tbe same time made vicious
attack upon him, used him up badly
and attempted to- throw him under
the train. He succeeded in getting
loose from them snd jumped on his
CHOOSE. Upon his arrival at Mar.
tinsburg his injuries bec4me SO pain
full that another conductor had to
relieve him. Messrs. John I. Mar
tin, Alex, Elliot, A. v. Rhodes and
Constable Lemen Immediately went
in pursuit and arrested the gang at
Cherry Run. They were brought to
Martnsburg and lodged in jail, but
as the ARRAY happened in Morgan
county, they were taken to Berkeley
Springs the next day, where they
were held for the nsxt meeting of the
Grand Jury.
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BERKELEY SPRINGS.

l-.2l LIB k-+Hr4aF~'E - st--s-@ i'a'-
From the Messs ngggasse., .s.s.ss $3.50 ssis .
.r The MARRIAGE of Mr.. G. P. Am
brose, of Berkeley Springs, and Miss
Mamie gCavanhagh, of Wheeling, is.
announced to ia Ike place on the oath
inst. ' .st'9'4 S1l,S SeN - ~
No TAe dardinvd eG'inithe7boagdHy
6tispute0 between Maryland and West
Virginia does not at thewidest point
extehd over tI3red1qHarters1ofA mile.
Ahcomfaissiofi Isl no " cumming the
Hnes!o s97aq LID aG.izaE ,3sjgg11b
Mrs. Mollie, Holmes and son, of
Rockbridge,o4ll., and Mr.. Samuel
Frazier, wife and child, of Brighton,
Ill, have been visiting the1fam4fy of
Cashier Mendenhall5 slldaJs9 bio re
2 On Monday e.. e g. f. F. f11halt5cher
took his unele55 VIM, easier. to Bal
timore where heiwiil have an opera
ton performed On his eyes, be ihav,
ing been blind for some time past.
We hope the operation will prove
successful and bis sight restored %
Weiwere pleas ed'hop 6cefye "a scalt
Monday from E. G. Henshaw, Re-
publican nominee for State Senator.
We find him a. gentleman in every
sense of the word and we can com.
mend him to the farmers of Morgan
county. kriowirgoI that if elected. he
will look to the farmers interest, he
being a farmerihim self.s q MR. y u,
some bpergQR Dr. Of persons 2a ST. forced al
entrance iht6 The St. Charles hotel
through a window Monday night and
Stole a large quantity Of silYerYare
out Of the ordinary or children's din
fng-room. MI. Jack, heard I a. noise
in the house at a late hour but sup
posed it was tile watehnap, We
hope the guilty ones will pc .appre-
hendedl and punished: '@s' 80
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oNE BLEsSINGI "a WEA 49,

ONE BLESSING or. W.EA It'll 81
In living II is no doubt a grand
thing to make and have plenty Of
money, and in dying it is "a bo6neto
be able to generously dispose'of it,
without regret, by distributing it for.
good and useful purposes.9sJoiln
Crerar, of Chicago, did this. Heleft'
several million dollars for those pur.
poses. AS usual there was litigation
and contests over the will, but Chose
have been settled, and the trustees
may now settle under the will He
gives 100000 to establish a fine pub
lie library, which will perpetuate the
millionaire's name. Chicago shared
most generously in his endowments,
Nearly 100000 we're left to charita.
BILE and religious institutions, and
100000 for colossal statue of Abra.
ham Lincoln. :
Requests for other objects are as
follows: Scotch Presbyterian Church,
New York, $25 900; American Sun
lay School Union, Philadelphia,
100000; st Andrews Society, New
York, $4,000. ,000.0
What sad contrast is that of the
Boston millionaire, VIM. III. King,
Who Judge Putnam Of the q. s..
COURT of Appeals, has decided is in
ane and must remain in an asylum.
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An Ovation for Dayton.

4f-al
w. Va, Oct. l4.--Tbe
lumber men and mine of the upper
Potomac accorded William L. Will.
sons opponent, A. G. Dayton, a
reeeption.L,st night that is without
a parallel in the political history of
Tucker county. With the majority
of the mills closed on account of
Canadian epruce being shipped into
the country free and the miners
working on one-folrth time,- it is
a business campaign that is being
.waged against the free trade profess
.sor. When Mr.. Dayton advanced to
speak the enthusiasm was SO DEM
enstratiye that it was five minutes
before he could proceed. He scored
MIR. Wilson for his utter disregard
for the interest of his constituents.
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Correspondence.
PLEASANT PLAIN. ]

-~ O1l :L4 ttQjYEA ~ ~ 'tt~9A
l ooi0 ~ ny zoo 1of 8sBimon z
Sunday school, CLOSED at Cam.
bridge last lSunday.la zsaqs lliw g
slMr. Luther Kisnere aid Mr.. Bose
Roberts made a flying VISIT to VIM
chester and vicinity this week, -,
The protracted meeting at Pleas
ant, Plain U. B. Church is still in
progress and some are being sweetly
saved. u, sgyga}s aw3 sra
Rachel Bell Kisner, youngestchild
of Theodore ard Sally Kisner, died
at, their home on last Thursday and
was buried on Friday at Mt. Zion
Baptist Church. - aini97I I'''7 a''1i
. ma .hostsof angels flying fts'soAl .'". @
Through cloudless ,skiesFimpelled il
Upon the earth beheld .5efi4sua
.oiFA pearl of beauty lying, - .--.f r.,
1o. Worthy to glitter bright SFss3 ~
In Heavens vast hall of light.
They saw with gladness tender, s''''-
% An infant newly bornS Eagacf
- Ger whom life's, earliest. morn -,
= Just cast its opening spiend6r. ie''' ~
Virtue it could not know,5e -5ssij0
Nor vice, nor joy, nor Woe, 40 5u5da
The blest angelic legion esw ..sV i
Greeted its birth above -,~,ss..,
1Hs And came with looks of love -
From Heavens enchantingregion3J :
Bending their, winged wayss .bsuix.
10 10 W ". ere Inc Ell ln u lay.1 mo4i 8
They spread their pinions DER it,. II
That little pearl which shone
With lustre all it's own IS ,9&o0
And there ON high they love it's 5Due
Where glory has IFS birth ,,3& 4,.,;,.,
-5Hao DO J'uti 111e9 7laoPANsY. 81
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ID Az MAN lin YHWsHousE.LWh hen
Mrs Mary A. Beall. who resides on
". Martin streetsawoke early on the
morning sof the 12th7Inst., oshe dis
covered the presence of a marin the
house, Under most circumstances
this would have. accustomed nmneh
alarm brit ~ this particular case lit
PROVED aa Ss q matter of congratu7
4atfon, as "Sthe man in the dlouse 4
happehed to be her son. Alfred -Bs,
BeaH who had, arri.y4edl at, the, age
recog hized in law as The, completion
ofi8fancyl9 IN TIE evening Mr., Beall
was the recipient 81, a. hand some, tes9
StimoniaL ia the form Of a surprise
party rendered by55his gentlemen and
lady, friends 30 tie number of forty.
Afteriofsring their CONGRATULATIONS
and good wishes, the company pro-
ceeded tothes enjoyment OF Che even
ing, in WHICH music, games and mer-
~ onversation played appointment
part. The summons to the refresh
'ment table, later FL the evening, ais
closed the fact that the welcome in
vaders had come armed with a large
supply of everything good in the
way of cake, fruit and confections.
A pleasing feature of the evening
was the music rendered bblMessrs..
AZ KogelschatzyGs Ell. Shaffer, E.
Harry hoppsouzand others; also
the, singing of Master Bruce Geyer.
At a late (or early hour the eempa-'
ny broke rank, wishing the ''man of
the house0 many reoccurring birth.
days fully as pleasant as bis 2lst. a-
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70 9,l-72-POSTPONED-
DubIic Sale ss4ds saelte q Fl
II Of f
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.


,s7As executors of the late DIR. E. G.
Williams, and agents for the heirs, we
Will sell at public auction at the front
door of the Court House, 10 Martins
burg, w. Va, at p. M, on
Saturday. October 2Oth. 1894,
the following real estate lying in Ope-
-quon district, Berkeley county w. Va:
1st IA tract containing
sl4u sra s1stg 73ACRES
more or less, known as the Butt farm
VII Chss, Miller resides, adjoining J
/ MeQubkin, b. f. Harrison. T.. FL.
Byers, James Miller's heirs. The inn
provements consist of II story dwell
ing, corn crib, stable, other outbuild-
ings,y cistern in yard, and a thrifty
I young orchard. 1t lies miles east of
Martinsburg, and miles northeast of
Shepherdstown, and is convenient to
schools and churches. s..-.-l 81
Also a tract of TIMBER LAND.
adjoining the above on the east. rum
ming to the river, and adjoining lands
of j, D.. Miller aud J.. T.. McQuilkin,
containing about o5 lionef as7ri
asei.,.tsea .25 ACRES. as "A
Il This tLact will. be sold along with
tract No. 2, or Separately, IS may be
deen1ed best. Possession to he given
april lst, 1895, and growing crops TO
sbe reserved. gfY Hi~
TERMS OF SALE One half the
purchase money cash on day of sale.
On the farms the balance in two equal
payments due in one and two years re-
.spectiveiy. sr IL $50
On the house and lot, one-haIf cash,
balance in one year. The purchasers
shall give notes for the d ferred pay
ments secured by deed of inst on the
property sold. a
E. C. WILLIAMS, ~
- THOS. s. WILLIAMS, s
Executors Of DR.. E. G. Williams, decd.
96-4t.s
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Persons should be very careful So
travelling these times. Thee 0dac
tors of trains report that th, ave
great trouble with tramps, and tB4l
confidence men, swindlers and tlityes
infest the passenger trains. Tacsc
persons are supposed to be tIi-s'.
who generally ply their voca ion at
country fairs, and now they ar els,
ed, are doing theirnefarious bu in. SIS
while vending their way to the lafeei
cities.
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Judge ]. j. Jackson opened tltT:l
S. Circuit and District Courts for
West Virginia on Tuesday last. lie
delivered an excellent, able and elo-
quent charge to the Grand Jufy,a6
since then has been pushing th~
trials with great vim and rapid ty
The Grand Jury Las been in-dsiiy
session, and while great number 81
witnesses have been examined, wo.
understand there is quite 4 large
number yet to be heard. ---'.'-
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Dnblic Sale Pr
l. ~ 40 -OF--
Il VALUABLE REALTY.

y7 In execution of decree of the Cir
cult Court of Berkeley county, w. Va.
entered in the chancery cause of A. l..
Elosser VS.. o. +. Payne and others on
the 9th day of September, 1894,
lthe undersigned will offer at public sale
at the front door of the Court House of
/ said county on .n ,s ..,.ss
81 Thursday, Nov. LIST, 1894
at 10 O'Clock a, m. that certain tract of
land upon which D. F. Payne and wife
reside Situated in said county, contain
ing 55 acres more or less, and more full
ly described in the proceedings in said
suit. Thesaid land is well watered,
and js improved by dwelling, barn and
other buildings. p
Z TERMS One-third cash on day of
sale, and as to the residue on credit in
two equal instalments payable severally
/. at one and two years from day of sale,
such credit ms ailments to bear interest
from sy of sale, be evidenced by bonds
OF the purchaser and secured by deed
of trust upon the property.
~ 2Ai ~ j. NELSON WISNER, 7
spH 3d3 oJOHN STEPHENSON, i1e
.DssBso .JN0aJ. WILLIAMS Mo
hin -sds 10 Especial Commissioners.
/ hereby certify that j. Nelson Wis
ner special commissioner has given the
bond required 10 the above cause. al8
d6 e 3a99G W. B. COLsTON,
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Berkeley
coun y. isl,o.s- lO-6-4t.
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there, and we could have spent sew
eral days in "taking them in" We
must mention, however, the superb
market they have, the beautiful opera
house, the elegant quarters in the
centre Of the city Of they. NJ. @. A.
and their hand some residences.
Tbeir old court house, itis true,
stands, not because they would not
have or could not build q better, but
because it is d dear old quaint build
ing that eveiy one likes. eand to tear
it down would ainesb bessacrllege.
The market is furnished by The, city
with refrigerator tails anda very
slight cost to the meat men. This,
together with proposed changes and
their present market regulations
make the sanitary inspection and
care ofthe city perfectly safe. We
must not omit the cordial reception
we received as Knis ht Of Rythias,
and as a music loyeraone the part Of
the members of theiS Stone 1alb Band.
Not a one of them1is there but what
is a represen tatlye qcidzen-the best
people of the place are members of
the band TheEpeoplesare frmsmits
support and grant sto itbwhatexer
they can in that direction. "A special
meeting OF The band was cal!edcfor
our benefit on Friday night by its
president, Mr.. Armentrout, who knew
The interest we tookain our own City
Band. StonewaA Band is 2prottd of
Prof. BroekenshHelsol 'Ire q noi s
March, haud play it on nearly every
occasion. They are now talkieg-ef
an arrangement by which our band
shalt 90 to Stsnnton, tors their bena7
fit. Such a good feeling ols mist
commendable. We arrived home
Saturday delighted With the most
pleasant trip, We ever took Of a1like
nature. ~, ~uo 1god 9ud ,snaaliE
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When at Belington William !. l.,
Wilson spoke along with a aoorkfng-,
man. The latter made an awful
blunder when he addressed his hear :
ers as "Gentlemea Of The Jury" and
yet the Statesman says
"a vote for Wilson means, a Bote=
for honesty in politics."
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GERARnSTnW,Nos

...---,,.. dbhhhV04NfeA" OF buB zn'
From the Times: 7o1 a9soqrpq odj
McKow Is ii 4ba2f
nesstrip to Kansas. or . So = -
Miss MinnlepBusey isdaslpBpll at
Miss Billing 3 school in iWRehester.
n Mrs. Sarah Ne Kownsig on ao.vfsit.
Fl fsH 3es near BaA Bunker Bunker
.1I, ,SE9kii Gsd1 smI5 1891 j,
Miss Edith Tabb is attending Miss
Bette Hunters fsfho9l in Martins
leurgio7na 10 COMO nj doidw ri siet
~ Miss Louise McKown1h as9fetufna'
ed to Miss Billing 1sHsehool- hat Win
chester. ~ 9isih9mmi 57t9o2l
II Miss Alma Silver went e. b54WF Win A.
chester last week as 4 p apEpSIlb at f. F air
fox fHIPHoaiQ Il s4 oasi 5a199 3
D Mr., George ". Croft Supervisor,
is macadamizingl eastq Main street.
The work ought to be extended to
fuwood. ia79yss hna bs1u
The town well, ION ttepnbiic square
has beenin1preFed with d new pump.
and platform. The Credit Of the i'm
ri Sff dN / 8fHHiF 4' :! sR NJ s@a
Our young FRIEND and neigAbeFyJs-
Calvin McKown, went to Louisville,
last week, to take . eqgrss at 4 Cons
nercial College in that, City Sue,
cess TO him: , +, e1 .,
Mr. Cyrus Herbert.ss8 Shanghai,
and Miss Rosa MeFnlin; at Tub
Run, are leading the children Of The
respective communicated the hoRery
paths ef'knowied &c thfs wiptef.T "a
-. 10 sGeoi sntb9tS Z S6s tgaI hi .3n9
4 Mrs, Joseph Millerwss taken with
fainting spelIone day last week
and unfortunately fell into the-fre,7
receiving severe .hurnaupon the face.
DIR. CIV! Daniels was eaaledsindand.
dressed the wounds. baxIam5los saw
Mr.. Joseph H Morgan Morgan visited
New York as. a guest OF CHARLES B,
Rouss last week. The next morning
he unfortunately fell down the stairs
and received INJURIES which confined
him to bed 10 couple. of days. He,
was able to return home On Tuesday,
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So Hop AT SENATOR FAtLKNER' 8. 81
Mrs. Senator Faulkner gave a. de-
lightful hop at BoydSille onTuesday
night. A number of young people
enjoyed the hospitality OF the Old
home and danced till theteafly hours
of the next day. Those who attends
ed were Misses Boyliet F ahlkher,
Elizabeth and Sophia Colston, jean
ME Boyd, Nota Viewer, Fairy and
Stella Fitz, Belle Stewart, MissSnods
grass, Eleanor Tabb, Lille EIchef
berger, Bessie and Halle Iamon, Ell
sic Love of Winchester, Eliza Ken.
per of Alexander, Miss Chenwiths Of
Louisville, KY, Miss Bess Appleby
of Washington, and Messra. Swope,.
Boyd, Eichelberger, Viewer, Snod
grass, Lamon, Boak, Baker, sHens
shaw, Strlder, Small and Harrison.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Carroll Frazer, Mr..
and Mrs. S. ". Fiery, and Mrs. H.
d. Feller and Mrs. r.. q. Byrd of
Winchester also attended. .
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HEDG EsVILLE. .

h Our town is stillaimproving. oaat
Mrs. Brooks is visiting Mrs Nj
hion. 90 Sfo >5''',--'.- ,'.,
Miss Lille Riserniss ryiLl with
typhoid fever, -asvt ipodA sgli2
Miss Sue Hanna attended the
Frederick Fair.
Several from here attended the
Hagerstown Fair. a@
'~ The Odd Feilows-are having anew
roof put on their hsll. saw gaieuAI
Mrs. John Felker has been very
sick for the past week. 71fa |''e' o'S-'
Miss Daisy Ross has. returned.
from a visit to Darkesyille. S!fU
Miss Jane Cunningham is visiting
her brother at Williamsport. ! oat
Mr.. Frank Richard made flying.
visit to Williamsport this week. 3.
Mr.. ], Fl. Miller has beautifed, his
residence by a new coatzofpaint: 94i
Miss Bessie Wolf, of Baltimore.
visited the Misses Drenner, last,
week. 7oa @gs ai'' ~ -" ~. ~.
Mrs. Martin has returned home
after visiting her daughter, Mrs. Dr.
Harris. s,,..,+ay,I,7 syvrsai
Messrs. Claude Stewart and John
Stephens we're visiting in our town
Sunday. ausoe
peg Misses Minnie Miller and Sue,
Poisal are visiting Miss May Lemen
near Wiliamsport. w -, saeT gfei.
Dr.. Hanna has returned from
visit to his daughter in Baltimore,
and son in New York. s19y015ib yi8.
Mr.. T. A. Payne has returned
from a visit to .Clearspring, very
much improved in health. - ~.
We are sorry to note the death, of
Mrs. Lefever, which, occurred at her
home near Falling Waters. dtfg $50
Mrs. VIM. Lingamfeltef and Mrs.
Roby, of Baltimore, we're the guests
of Mrs. Geo. Harris this week. '7'
p Mr.. Dayton, The Republican nom.
inee for Congress will speak at this
place on next Tuesday afternoon.
A great mapy1of the young people,
from here attended the Dunkards
love feast at Johnsonto Mn, last Sat
urday. paT ~ sstri8q braM
Rev. Mr.. and Ms. Leavell are
visiting in CoalV alley There will be
no services in the Episcopal Church
as he win be ab,en for two weeks
a One of our gallant young men,
while out driving with his sAlady
friend one DIV this week, met with
quite an ACCIDENT. The horse either,
) induced by their conversation or
new stick wagon preferred the 'front.'
seat ia the wagon. The result was
that the wagon was demoralized and
happy tete-a-tete completely 'brok-f
en- up. We advise that young man,
not to drive Charley herseI' next
time.om sdt @oa 81. REPoRTERga ~
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-10-20

Tl Every mother: should know that
Group can be prevented. The Hrst
symptom oftrue Group is hoarseness.
This is followed by peculiar rough
cough. If Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is given freely as soon as
the child becomes hoarse or even
after the cough has developed it will
prevent the attack. IS and 80 cent
bottles for sale by L. G. Matthaei.
druggist, Martinsburg, W. Va.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-10-20
PARTY PREHARICAT r0N,

A vote for Wilson means a vote
OF honesty in politics, lower taxes
n the neoessaries of life, for the
Emancipation of trade for a market,
or our farm products and honesty
nd economy in public expenditures.
Statesman. 70 3Fif Z
The faith the people put in the
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-10-20

The husbandman has splendid
season for savingsthe corn crop arsis
filling the earth with the fall cereals.a
and should be heartily ready for
thanks to the Great Husband man
above when Thanksgiving day comes
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-10-20

The Berkeley Springs Nescs' three
great WIS: "Wi1son Will Win. '''A'
Three awful VS.: "Wilson Won't
Win. "-MARTINsBURG INDEPENDENT.l {,
This sounds like "Wisner's Wick.
ell Wish. spirit Of Jefferson.
Well, We Will Wager William
Won't. rc.ArY g q
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-10-20

Can the people of Berkeley coud7.
ty support man like Evans, who
cannot get the support of one of I'm
three of his party papers? w
think not.-Statesman. bga3 &.
Brother Boyer, we suppose, II
cludes us ia this category but he is
wrong sagain. We are for Evans
and every other man on the Rapab-
lican ticket. 10 e.