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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1899-02-25
A Monster Chair for Harvey Reiff

A special chair has been made for
Maugahsvilles Eat boy, Harvey Reifl
1t is made OF solid oak, all the posts
runes, etc., being subs; antially turn
cd, and put toyetber in q neat man.
ner. the seat Is thirty inehs1 wide
and twenty-six riches deep, and lie
made OF steel straps one half inch
wide interviewer, making subetan-
tial seat, on which @ custom has been
placed. To futher strengthen the
frame OF the chair, heavy wires run
diagonlly from top TO bottom of the
posts. The chair was made by
David Lesher, Of pinola, for Reifl
who is his nephew, Reiff 10 only sew.
enteen years old is six feet and one
inch high and weighs four hundred
and Ave pounds.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1899-02-25
Suit for $4,000.

Suit for $4,000 has been insti'
tuted in the city court of Richmond,
Va, by the executors of the late
Rev. DR.. Moses D. Hoge, against
the Richmond Rail~ ~ and Electric
company. This is on account OF the
death of DR., Hoge from injuries re-
ceived on the afternoon of Friday
November 4. DIR. Hoge wss injur-
ed internally and badly bruised, be-
sides having two ribs broken. The
shock, too, was severe. He never
recovered from the effects of the &C.
cidept.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1899-02-25
Tillnan's Navy.

Senator Lindsay argued In The
Senats that the TIVE years' cruise
for naval cadets, as part of theii
term OF study ought to be abolished
THAT reninds me-" said Senator
Tillnan, "of the famous bit of po'
etry." And be recitsd the follow
ing:
Mother, may 60 cut to swimr
"Yes, my darling daughteri
Hang your clothes on hickory limb
Eut doA't 60 near the water"
"That is the best speech ! syel
heard the Senator from South Caro-
lima make" yes Ar. Lindsay's re-
spouse, as he proceeded with bis ar
&lment.
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NEW YORK OBSERVER.
What One Dollar VIII Sc
cure.

Established May, 1928, and now
almost t6 years old; the Oldest re-
lieioug news paper with continual
existence under one title. The New
YORK OBSERVER still stands in the
front rank, and is the freshest and
foremost religious family newspa-
per. 1t IS valuable to the Chris
tiaD family by reasons of what it
excludes as well as by reason of its
contents. Freighted with literary
treasure from all parts of the globe
ably commenting upon the religious
and secular events of the world, full
stimulus to the worker in every de-
partment of evangelical and benevo--
lent effort; giving due weight to the
things of time as we'll as eternity,
it meets the daily need OF the intel
ligent American household. With
| never less than thirty-two pages,
often containing forty pages, assort.
ing its contents into easyily accessi.
bic departments, and presenting
work each week Of forty or more
skilled and entertaining writer's, and
ten times that number in the course
OF year. it is noted for its vigor
and variety, its pitb and points, its
freshness and force. For 1899, il
will excel its best record. New
writer's end old ones are sharpening
their quilts for toe benefit OF Oh
SERVE Err readers, and will make the
paper better than ever.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1899-02-25

Amti- Saioaa Meeting Poorly Attended
About eighsy 1--WE paoglc from all
oy..r The county assembled in tho
Court house yesterday afternoon at
1870 o'cleck for tIie purpose OF trans
acting business and adding new
names to the list Of members of the
Anti Saloon League. The meeting
was held in the afternoon so that
the country people could attend.
Delegates hal been elected from all
the districts of the county, but only
the following delegates were in at
tendance: Messrs. Jno. D. Deter
and DR.. r. LaFever, OF Gerards-
town district and Rev. Z. r.. Ley
bure, of Hedgesville district.
The meeting vas called to order
by the pr, sident, DR.. F. nj. Woods
who in a short address stated the
purpose of the meeting. He appoint
ed Messrs. G. w. Boyer and Lee
NJ. Bender to wait on the audience,
solicit members and few more
names were a5ded to the membership
of the association.
d.. Weeds ther stated that Rev.
DR.. SmiLbson, who was to address
the meeting, lad sent;him word that
he vas oopfsed TO his bed with the
grip and it would be impossible to
be present.
Rev. Ferguson was then intro
duced and addressed the meeting.
He spoke for about an hour and the
meeting then adjourned.
EVENING MEETING.
A large crowd assembled in the LIST
NJ. g. church last night to hear The
address OF Rev. DIR. Grammar, the
noted lecturer of Baltimore. The
meeting was called to order BY the
president IF the Anti-Saloon League,
| Or. r. M. Woods. After the singing
of hymn, The speaker was intro
dueej. His address was listened to
with much interest by the audience
and he proved himself to DO q most
eloquent sad interesting lecturer.
After his address the audience was
canvassed and number of new
names were added to the list of
membership Of the League. The
meeting closed by singing the long
metre doxology.-World, 22nd inst.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1899-02-25
For the Poor.

A number OF ladies met in the
Fireman's Hall Tuesday afternoon,
and effected 40 organization TO CO.
operate with the Relief Association
in helping the pocr. Miss Anna
Scharman, was made President and
Mrs. L. Dew. Gerhardt, Secretary.
Auxi,rary aid of this kind should
prove beneficial, specially 10 seeing
that the home gets the full benefit OF
the help extended.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1899-02-25

The dinner and supper given in
the Central Opera House by the
Fire Department wss success. A
large number OF people showed
their appreciation of the Depart
nents service, and tc Ok their meals
there. The people of the town gave
freely towards the dinner and it waE
we'll pstronized.
In the evening, after the dinner
hour, . parade was given BY The Fire
Department aud Drum Corps in
celebration OF Washinston's birth
day, in which the Hope Company
and Drum Corps OF Chsmbsrsburg,
took part. In the evening the Me
chanics Band attended and furnish.
ed music for the people.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1899-02-25
Board Of Education.

This body convened last Monday
evening. Present, A. T. Russler,
President, and Meeers. kilmer
Bentz and Snowdep, Commission
ers. Bill OF T. W. Garter wRs re-
turned for correction. Prof. Cole
was authorized to purchase come
writing paper for use in examina'
tions. The compulsory school Law
as to method and procedure was dis
cussed, resulting in concluding ia
enforce it by magistrates. The ques
tion of additional room for pupils
in the Second Ward, was talked
over, bnt laid over until next meet
ing. Adjournment, was until next
Monday evening.
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United Brethren Conference.

The one hundred and tenth an
nual session of the Pennsylvania
United Brethren Conference will
convene March LIST at Shiremans-
town. Bishop e. B. Kephalt, d. D.,
presiding. It will be just sixty
nine years since the last conference
was held at that place, and then the
old church stood below the town
and was presided over by the ven
cradle Bishop Kumler.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1899-02-25
Went to Jail.

Mr.. Harry Hutton, of Gerards
town, was before Justice Byers on
Tuesday morning, charged with as
eaulting and breaking Mr.. Robert
Barber nose. The justice impos.
ed d fine Of twenty dollars or 10
DAYS ia jail. He chose the latter
Pitzer for State; Walker for de
PENDANT.
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Lenten Smiles.

Mrs. Crawford-What docs your
husband give up during Lent.
Mrs. Crabshaw--I never knew him
to swesr.oG anything except his
tax 8.
L.dy-Are you willing to sa v
some wood to pay for your dinner!
Handout Harry-Id be glad to
lady. Dere's nothin' / IN so fond oil
ez eawin' wood; but dis is Lent, yaI
know, an I've given up all pleas
ures of dat kind.
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Faust Show,

Tue "Faust" Comps ny gave our
people very unique spectacular
presentation of what Is generally
koown RS DIR. Faust md the devil
1t WAS well attended and greatly en-
logged, though for want OF time and
stage facilities some portions had to
be cut. Considering that bhe rem
dition Was outside Of q regular
theatre and without the properties
usually to be had there, the rendition
was quite successful and the atteu'
dance unusually large. {
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1899-02-25
BLIZZARD Was Severe ON Game BIRDS.

Now that the roads are partially
opened some country people are
getting TO town, The reports from
the country district show that the
weather has been quite severe on
game bird. Dozen Of partriges have
been found dead and other birds
have suffered. The only representa-.
tives of the ftAthered tribe that have
not suffered TO any sppreciable ex-
tent are the sparrows. The dlminu.
tive birds are about as pert end
mischieyous as cyer.-Ex.
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Held for ceart.

Edward Wslty end Che5. Green.
charged with robbing Rrisco Toy
lor, . coloyed boy tramp, OF watch
were given an examination before
Justice Martin on Thursdsy morn
ing. Robbery is felf 1y, and in
default of $500 bail. they were sent
to Jail for action OF Circuit CoarI.
Pitzer for Sta'e, Johnson for de-
PENDANTS. That tramp, evidently.
carried his or some other persons
time in defiance Of the Quietude oil
the town cloct.
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To Attend a Banquet.

Messrs. Il. Il. Emmert, L. w.
Robinson, S. w. Walker, George W.
johnson, G. W. Boyer and w. e.
Hoffheins left this morning for
Washington to attend the banquet
to be given tonight by the Jefer--
sonian Democratic Association, in
honor.of W. j. Bryan.-World, -
lnGt
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1899-02-25

A. Connecticut man drank fifteen
glasses of whiskey in rapid success
cessioA and the next morning was
found dead in bed. How he man.
aged to reach his bed and the next
morning 10 a puxzler for the thysi-
cians,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1899-02-25
Girls Awry.

Florence Myers and Florsuc ,
Gordon were before tue Mayor on
Monday, charged With profanity. OBJ
scenity and unbecomipg conduct On
the streets. Dr's Myers and Gnod-
grass, altar examination, pronOuAc
ed the Arst Florence, non coHpos.
and she will be sent TO she esylum
at Weston. The other girl was re-
leased upon promise 10 behave
better and conduct hersslf prop
erly.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1899-02-25
Briar blossoms.

This 10 the title OF boob, nov
in press, TO be issued by the Acme
Publishing Company, Morgantown
W. Va, from the pen of Mr. How
ard Llewellyn Swisher, q young
West Virginia author. It will con.
sist of verses, sketches and stories
from his pen, and contains about
$50 pages. Mr.. Swisher was the
poet, and read the annual poem be-
fore the W. Va. Editorial Associe
ton in 1897, and is recognized fol
good, bright literary ability. AID
dress the publishers for copy:
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Rnund Over

Ed. Volca:natt, su peaca wsr-
rant upon the afliday;t OF J mes
Tobu. vac given hearing before
justice B, crs On Monday last, aud
was required To give bond in the
penalty Of one hundred doilars TO
keep che peace.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1899-02-25
Farmers Institute.

The State Board of Agriculture
will hold Farmers Instituts m this
section Of the State as follows:
Martinsburg, Berkeley cosuey,
April 10th and goth, 1899.
Charlestown, Jefferson coanty,
April 2lst and 22nd, 1899.
Berkeley Springs, Morgan county,
April Gath, 1892
Romney, Hampshire county,
April 26th and 9th, 1899.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1899-02-25
A NOTEWORTHY DEPARTURE.
Sixty Cents Worth Of EnfsffafA'
Hnent for Only Five Cents.

nent for Only Five Cents.
1t has been considered wonderful
to publish magazine for 10 cents
containing as much reading natter
as would be given in so columns Of
the average newspaper. But the
Great .Pbiladelphia Sunday Press"
comes TO the froat with the an
nouncement that, beginning next
Sunday. February 10, IL viii be so
enlarged that each number will con-
tain six times as much reading mat
ter as any ten cent magazine. just
think of it'll For Eve cents you can
get "The Philadelphia Sunday
Press and 6nd as much entertain
ment and instruction as if you spent
so cents for magazines. Look out
tor next Sundays Press 1t will
be q wonder.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1899-02-25
Married in Baltimore.

Mr. Willis A. Hoke. formerly OF
this city, vas married on Tuesday
last In Baltimore to Miss Anna vii.
son, of that city. Congratulations,
friend.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1899-02-25

Distressing Kidney and Blsdder
diseases relieved in six hours by the
ANEW GREAT South AMERICAN KID
NEY Cure" It is q great surprise
on account Of its exceeding prompt.
ness in relieving pain il the bladder,
kidneys and back, in male or female.
Relieves retention Of water almost
Immediately. Ifyou want quick re-
lief sBd care this ia the remedy.
Sold by L. q. Matthaei, Druggist,
Martinsburg, w. Va.
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For SaIe.

enc good work horse, or will ex-
chasge for good driving horse.
T. W. Books.
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q - s. 81 II
r. n, .sIsa Kin ias Fac ii'gissg snuehI
s'sa : )zy1zzzzslx
Ansietasn Cement for sale by
J. II. MILLER 4 Sors.s 4

Adamant and Calcincd Plaster,
same as used on new Court-ho
for sale by J. Fl. MILLER l. Sens.
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Genuine BARGAINS ia every
thing in the line l keep. When / say
bargains / mean it. Come and see.
". L. JONES, Jeweler.

Read from the treasured volume
The poem Of thy choice,
And lend 70 the rhyme OF poetry
The beauty Of thy voice.
Which you cannot co when you
suffer with a Cough or Cold. Rid
yourself of the discomfort by buying
a bottle of Pan Tina, the best remdey
for Hoarseness and Influenza. Pan
Tina costs 60 cents az Lie Ms 1.haei's
Drug Store.
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THE following table shows the
gross earnings and OF rating ex-
penses of the Cumberland Valley
railroad for yesrs 1897, 1898.
AAfs LINE AND BRANCHES.
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The Solder Home Corners Welcomed.

The municipal officers and citi-
zens OF Berkeley Springs gave their
soldier boys glad welcome upoa
their return from military service,
at Berkeley Springs, last Friday
night. An excellent banquet was
served at Fairfax Inn, in which over
200 participated.
The early part of the evening the
band serenaded the soldiers who
had assembled at the Inn, and In the
parlor, Rotations and an orchestra
gave entertainment. About ten
o'clock the large doors leading no.
the dining room were thrown open,
and SO numerous were the soldiers
friends that the dining table was
thrice filled. Nearly all of the menu
bers of Company were present and
seated at the first table. Mr.. z. T..
Lawyer, Mayor of Berkeley Springs,
introduced L. Dew. Gerhsrdt, Esq.
who delivered an address of well
come, which was interspersed with
camp wit, and illusions to the many
little things about soldier life that
the soldier boys remember; and upon
the conclusion of the address the
speaker was loudly applauded. hi
Other speakers had been invited,
but the blizzard prevented their at
tendance. Judge Fanlkner sent q
letter OF regret, his duties in Court
at Charles Town having prevented
his attendance. Upon reading this
letter, Lieutenant Webster made
some happy remarks concluding with
the following tribute III. Verse, the
acrostic spelling Company I / First
VI, Va.n
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Cumbcrland Valley R. r. Earnings AID Ex-
neuael.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1899-02-25

Can aay one beneath my Voice,
Otany Nhnre abroad, on earth,
Make light of such flag as that
Placed there before our birth?
Are any ofm comrades here
Not satisfied to say,
Yea, we would fight another year
II dpty tells us stayY
For when that flag to us did como,
Ia Chickamauga Park,
Remember we the bToiling sun,
Stopped only by the dark.
The ladies, bless item, sent it out
With names Of Kind friends, who Il
Wed with each other here about 4:
All sending the Bed, White and Blue
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Fer Rent.

The store room, stable and other
buildings now occupied by A.
Kogleschatz 4 Son, ON East Martin
street, for rent.
Apply to
1877. J. N. THATCHER.
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1875. 1897.
Cos E,yur g 500. 1911 ssGs654 81 sSs7i.23 Inc.
opeg B-pens 653,6ssG O. ,SSo.Si z2'ooz-S5 lac.
Net Earnings s24s.s-54T s255,iaI.T 5,2ssto Deo.
MAIN LINE PROPER.
Gross Earnings S7T476sI7 $1li.47s's s31,2so99 Inc
opeg Bzpsnses b39 ,69}.Sl 493,Nfe6 36,fs675 Inc.
Ne. Expenses s2g,l7s.ss s.sl.osli2 sss57s Dec,
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The Department Celebrates.

Net Expenses saas,l7sss s.sl.osli2 oss57s
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WEST VIRGINIA ITEMS.

Sistsrsville capitalist will pipe gas
TO st. Clairsville, o.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-22
A n.- Raaro.a prono,.,ia..

Ihe torsSn NlSrK ss iB recelpt oi uess oi 8 nra rsliroad proposi- iiun. Ihr story did aot enst anf- lining Aaa t is gisen Ger iast what s ls WoFth. A Eeutlem1n Wko ciAius to kAaW kst be is taking Aboat says thAt V a. Clark has An eu- giaeer corps la the Eeld surveying a nuuie Tor a neW rAilaosd froa cone paint neAF Jerome To Pheuix. sis sAs heEde yslies. He claims to have bcen in Pheaix whea the party CT. rIFsd there S1h iheiF out6l The plan, as ouillned by him, is Co build the raad iEosn Williams to Jerome theace Co FheaiN As outlined above. Tat a corps of snRineers isft Jeroue Esceniiy. is Neii knoxn. Is gas, hogrrcF, gwen out d the time thai they ssre going to make a sur scy Tor the extsusion of the T.. V. G f raliroNd to ihe Equator mine. Noi hiug has ever been beard ofthem slaee anti ihey turn up in Phenix as reported above. The line, as ren, or alleged to have beea ren. connects si fhehix siih the M. & P. Toad A Williams it is expected to connect Wlth The santa Fe road. Whetber a s intended Co abandon the present hne ogned by Mir. Clark or pot sas oot ersn limited at The gentleman giving the information claimed to have interviewed the en- giufeTs aud WAs convinced that tnis iniofmaiiah is correct Here is a hne opportunity Co work in s fs~ taxless toots, as it is proposed to build he road under a tax exemp- ton blil expected to be passed bv the presegt legislature.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-22
From Mondays Daily.

Mrs. H Lemon is visiting in Phe- nix.
 Mrs. H. V. Wager died of small pox at Jerome las: week.
 Two fine fox terriers for sale. En- quire at Scopel's lodging house.
 Five car loads of cattle and car load of horses were shipped from Del Rio today to Kansas.
 J.R. Logic, of Los Angeles, David A. Carpenter, NJ. E. Wingste, and Thos. Bates, Chicago, are registered at Hotel Burke.
 Secretary and Mrs. c. H. Akers will give a reception at Hotel Adams on "Wednesday evening, February ?. A large number of invitations have been received in Prescott.
 The Globe Times wants the terri torisi papers to advertise the fact that Globe needs a good hotel, in the hope of its catching the eye of some enc willing 10 invest
 The senate has confirmed the ap- continent as pOstmasters of two good solid republicans in the per sons ofO. D. Nj. Ga idis. of Kingman and E. H. Simpson, of Williams.
 Sunday was an ideal spring day. Our citizens took advantage of the lovely weather by getting out for an airing. All who could afford went in vehicles while those who could not went sfOot.
 Lester Jackson has gone to Con gress.
 H. H. Cartier left for Phenix this afternoon.
 The sale of the Efron stock will close Saturday at 10 o'clock p. m.
 Kuutt Posse, representing Frazer X Chalmers, of Chicago, went down to Kirkland today.
 Mrs. A. G. Kennedy came in to- day from the Providence mine and is a guest of Hotel Burke.
 The first batch of volunteers of Col. McCord's regiment has arrived in Phen'x. Col McCord went to Wisconsin to visit friends.
 The only legislative sacks so far opened at Phenix was fornist those mining laws. They were divided into 5000 and 5000 lots. Names whispered, not spoken.-Williams News.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Methodist church will give a recep- ton in the church on Wednesday evening. It will be of the nature of a Martha Washington affair. Re treatments will be served free and a general invitation IS extended to all. No admission fee.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-02-22
Perfect? No.
 Near 1t? Think so. Nearest? Yes.
 SchIAfHgS BeSf baking powder.

4 native of Corea, who has been stopping ID the Chinese quarter If Prescott for some time. selling a COrean medicine, left on this morn ing's train. In dress and casual ap- pearance he would be mistaken readily for a Chinaman.
 Contractor Tom Lowell ana Secre- tary Parker of the capitol building commission paid visit Monday 10 the tufa quarr.es at Kirkland valley with a view of ascertaining its suit ability Tor use m the capitol bulld- ing.
 Miss Annie Lovie gave delight ful entertainment last evening to a number of her young friends. The evening was devoted to various games aud a very enjoyable time was had b. those present as Miss Lovie is a charming entertainer.
 F. Kamspatcher, Hillside; r. B. Crow, Yarnell; NJ. Juda, San Fran cisco; C. t Potter, Detroit; NJ Sean Ian, White Hills; Agnes Shull, Cor ons; L. H. Spear. McCabe; J. R. Looseley and wife. San Francisco, and John J. Brooks, Big Bug, are register sd at Hotel Burke.
 Judge R. NJ. Ling was confined to his room for few hours yesterday. against his will He was not de- tained by the health officer, nor vet was 1t on accNTn' 70 :rkness. While his wife was prep-. - a breakfast for tramp the ungrateful hobo stole the judges only pair of pants and he had t0 await the arrival of a new pair.
 In fight, at Rock Butte, day or two since, between two section bands, one of the combatants was hit over the head with a shovel sus- tsinlng quite serious injuries. He was brought Io the county hospital where it was found necessary today to perform an operation. Thos. Clevinger. the wielder of the shovel, was brought in today from Jerome Junction and lodged in jail to await the result of the injured man wounds
 The estate of James O. Floyd, de- ceased, has been distributed 10 the devisees, three sisters of deceased who reside in Mississippi. It con sisted of SlS0 In cash, the Skookum mine on Turkey creek and a lot in Prescott.