STATE NEWS.
There were thirty-six deaths in
Wheeling last month.
Wheeling gave 1 xlging to forty
eight trumps last month.
lee has formed in Wheeling u
quarter of an inch in thickness.
Pumptown is a new suburb of j
Grafton.
A son of Jesse A, Childs, of Al- j
brighlsville, Preston county, was :
-killed by a falling tree while!
-Hheslnutting last week.
T'apt. Cresap. of Randolph and
Leonidas li. Johnson, of Taylor,
are the latest proposed candidates
for Attorney General.
Charles Connor, a resident of
Muddy creek, Greenbrier county,
fell dead ast week at his homo at
**r eating a hearty meal. Heart
disease.
The Marriage if Joseph Hore
bu:d, a Preston lawyer, and Miss
Ella Brown of Kiugwood, was an
ovent of social importance last
week at the town named.
State Senator Bennett leesntly
-lost a pocket hook containing
$300 in cash and $1,20(1 in cheess
‘)h a Cincinnati bank, while rid
ing from Upshur Court House to
Buckfcannon.
Harvey Marl, a tramp, and Gee
W. Brown, prisoners in the Mar
jail at Fairmont, effected an
«!Scape from jsil last we l:. They
were not recaptured. Their of
fenses were iri vial.
Judge Jamea H. Ferguson, the
wo.1 knawii Third District lawyer,
in operating with the temperance
peoph oi Ch-»rlestoii. He is un
■Cersbmd to »x> iiu u-pirxnf for the
position new filled by Hon. Frank
Hertford.
Our mountain ranges are filled
With hunters after bear and deer.
The old story with reference to the
plentitude of this game is told
again this season. Bruin und the
deer are becoming scarcer with
*3very hunting season.
Extra Hazardous.
Fhe departure of Hit* Prince of
Wales for India has one curious
result on certain classes of proper
ty in England which has rot been
sufficiently r.otic d. It is well
&nown that some leases are made
to run for a number of lives ; and
the Prince <>f Wales, life has fre
quently been selected as a stand
ard, for the reason th:it his death
will immediately he known. Per
,30ns holding leases of this kind
have been afustoined to protect
themselves by insuring the Princes
life. Since the journey to India
has been arranged they have re
ceived notice that the Prince’s life
will in the future be reckoned as
OXtra-hazard’US until he returns to
England. There is much charac
teristic grumbling among the
property owners interested.
More Fortunate than Car
ruth.
The Hartford Times says:
Curiously enough, another and
similar case exists here in Hart
ford, and it curionsly dates with
the shooting of Carruth—the pis
tol ballet that entered Moses Bal
lerstein’s forehead having been
fired last March, and about the
same time th t Landis snot Car
ruth, or. Ballerstein, though he
•jtill carries the bullet in his head,
to have recovered, with the
exception that he is subject to oc
casional and fitful losses of memo
ry: and the wound has left no scar,
Oxcept a light depression in the
bone of the forhead.
SEW AD VE&TISEMUSTS.
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REALESTATE
IN MARTlNBBURG.
BY virtue of a decree of the Cirenit
Court of Berkeley County, rendered
on the 17th day ot May, 1S75, in the chan
cery cause of Stewart A Co. vs. James E j
Weise, et al, 1 will proceed to sell in front
of the Court-house door in Martinsburg,
• beginning at 11 o'clock, a. in., on
Tuesday, Nov’r 30th, 75.
*b« following property of James K. Weise
A I.OT OF «RO(J*D
- a the village ot St. Vincent, now occu
pied and used by said James E. Weise as
-« pottery.
TERMS OP SALE—One-third cash on
<;h* day of sale; balance in twe equal pay
• menus, at 6 and 1^ months, the deferred
j>aymunt3 to be secured by a lien on the
'baity sold, and to bear intercsl from day
-if sale. A deed will be given to the pur
•dxaser on . the confirmation of the sale,
vlth covenants of special warranty.
L. M. SHAFFER,
Nov. C, *75— ts. Spc'l Com’r.
•IfFATTY pianoi
If J
NEW AD YKR T1S EM ENTS.
SPECIAL
COMMISSIONER’S SALE
OF VERY VALUABLE
-AND—
Hotel Property!
PURSUANT to the provisions of a de
cree of the C'rcuit Court of Berkeley
Court“y. West Va., pronounced on the 2d.
nay of June, 1875, in the chancery cause
therein pending, entitled J H. Landis, et
a!, vs. John Ream, Sr., et al, tne under
signed special cornmi«s9oners therein ap
pointed, will proceed to sell, 'at public
auctiou, at the front door of tne Courf
House in .Martinsburg, West Va, at 12
o’clock u ,ou
TUESDAY, Nov. 23/75,
that valued tract o< land known as the
"Falling Waters Property,” containihg
1 3 A C R E S ,
2 ROODS AN D 23 POLES,
end im. roved by a valuable MANUFAC
TURING AM) GRIST MILL, with new
and improved machinery; A LARGE
Three-StoryFrame Dwelling
suitable for a hotel and store-room. The
ouilditigs are all new and in good order,
«"d the situation, immediately on the line
of th>* C. V. Railroad (a depot) where the
M W. Turnpike intersects the same, wi.h
a ferry across the Potomac river connect
ing it with theC. & 0. canal, offers unu
sual advantages as a business point.
TERMS us piescribed by the deeree
One-third cash on the day of sale,and the
balance in two annual payments of on
and two years, with interest from day of
sale, the purchaser giving bonds for the
deferred payments and a lien on tho prop
erty to secure the same.
BLACKBURN HUGHES,
J. NELSON WISNER,
Special Corantisioners.
O'-t.’R), tds.
TRUSTEE’S SALE
OF DESIRABLE
Town Property.
TH f’. undesigned will sell at the
front door of the Court House, in
Martinsburg, West Virginia, at two
2 o’clock p. ni.on.
Tuesday, Nov. 16th, 1875,
the following described property, via :
T’W O LOTS,
pieces or parcols of land, being part of
lots included in a survey made by J
Baker Kearfott,representing the streets
and lots of Strinesvillo, now in the cor
porate limits of Martinsburg and the
said twolots aredesignated in said sur
vey ns 'ot«No. 15 and 16, fronting on
High - treet, and are in Block No, 5 of
said survey, being the same property
conveyed by P. N Hoffman and wile
to David Bowers bydeed dated Ju ly 3,
1874, and properly recorded. There is
a good
DWELLING HOUSE
or one of the lots. This sale is made by
virtue of a Deed of Trust made by Da
vid Bowers and wife to the undersign
ed, as trustee of the Citizens Building
Association of the Town of Martins
burg, dated July 6th. 1874, and record
ed in tho County Clerk's office of Ber
keley County, in Deed Book No. 71.
pages 2U6 and 207, to secure an indebt
edness to said Building Association
therein specified.
Th's sale will be made to accord with
the Constitution and By-Law's of said
Association.
Terms made known on day of sale.
J. NELSON WISNER,
Trustee of Citizen’s Building Associa
tion of Martinsburg, (oc 22tda
Gettinger & Hoke
Ready for Fall Trade in
BOOTS, SHOES,
Sats, Caps
and TrunltS.
And respectfully invite their friends
and the public generally—in a
word—all those who have use for Fall
and Winter
BOOTS,
SHOES,
HATS
and
CAPS,
to call and examine their stock, which
will be very
F ull and Complete.
In the making of our brsf goods we are
taking great care, and feel assured we
v ill be able (and willing) to furnish bet
ter goods for the price than any other
house in this section of thoState, and in
common cheap ones, we will not be un
ders Id by any one.
GETTINOKR A HOKE,
Blondol’s Building.
N. B. The old rule of one price and
nothing but good goods recommended,
strict y adhered to.
G. #H.
Oct l.tfdaw.
BFATTV^xA^ot ■
AGENTS WANTED I (Male aftd Female,)
to take orders. DANIEL F. BEATTT
Washington. N. J<
^ MONTH— Agents wanted every,
.'ini I" 1‘*to. Husluess honorable and first
IfltBII * Particulars sent free. Address
• BllfW J • w ORTH A CO.. 3t. l.viiiv.Me.
We have opened and placed on sale, the
LARGEST,
BEST and
CHEAPEST
-ASSORTMENT OF
ever offered outside of New York city. Kvery garment of
our own manufacture,
And Warranted As Represented !
All Goods are thoroughly shrunk before making and are
EQI AL TO CUSTOM WORK!
at one half the price. Goods shown with pleasure, One
price asked. No other taken. One entire floor devoted
U- br.y-; and children’s wear.
ROGERS, PEET & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
proprietors of the only genuine > EW YORK
One-Price, Cash CLOTHING HOUSE,
184 West Baltimore Street,
Opposite Light ."'treet, Baltimore Md.
emember the number and place. (Branch of 487
Broadway, New York.) [nov2,2mdaw
TO MY FRIENDS
-ANI) THE
General Public:
Ol N A NI) A PTE It September 20th,
874, I will close my book accounts,
and from that time forward propose to
sell my goods for
Cash or Exchange
ALONE. I am forced to this by the
largo amount of money that has accu
mulated on my books. In taking this
step I prc pose to sell goods at prices
which would be ruinous to any ono who
does business on a credit basis.
Credit means that in place of paying
when the article is bought,you propose
to pay at some future time, and you pay
well for the extra time, as every one
who buys on credit knows. The credit
system has proved a curse to our whole
country, which is fully demonstrated
by the fuilureof some of its leading bus
iness interests.
Front iIlls Time I W ill Huy
ami Nell for C ash or Ex*
ehangt,
and all 1 ask is a fair trial to aid in
establishing a
CASH STOKE
on strictly first-class principles. To
show what difference can be made be
tween cash and a credit system, I de
s.ro all persons to call and learn my
(Cash prices. Very respectfully,
J. S. TRAMMEL
Hepternbor 20. 1875;daw
COAL ! COAL!!
HARDANDSOFT
Screened.
SA WEI) SPLIT WOOD.
ALSO dresssod and rough LUM
BER, shingles, plastering laths,
palings, etc. Wholesale and retail.—
Lowest rates guaranteeed.
H&T' Warehouse and yard Cumber
land Valley Depot.
O E RIPLEY.
Oc .dawtf
ESTRAV NOTICE.
——o
CAME to the premises of the sub
scriber about the 27th day ot Sep
tember 1875, a DARK RED HEIFER
with horns, white on end of tail, no ear
marks. Appraised at $17. The owner
is requested to come forward, prove
property, pay charges and take her
way. JOHN M. BYERS.
Oct. 23, 1875-ltd2tw. _
THE REDPAPER FUR FARMERS,
New York Weekly Tribune
ONE LOLL A R per year in clubs of 30
or over. Specimen copies free. For
terms and commissions, Address
THK TRIBUNE, New York.
till march '76.
“HARD TIMES”
AT AN END.
DOWN,
DOWN,
DOWN.
DRV GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER
WE HAVE this day received a
large and well-selected stock of
[fall
DRY COODS,
FANCY COODS,
NOTIONS, Ac.
which we will sell at prices to astonish
everybody; therefore kind reader make
useofthegood opportunities which we
otter, and buy your DRY GOODS at
Kleischtnan * Co., and save 2a per cent, i
as we defy any store in tho Union in I
prices.
In part we enumerate the following j
articles:
Calicoes from U Ctw. Upward.
Muslin, yd. wide. 8 cent*
Laurel D. muslin, yard wide 10 “
Bleached Muslin, best,. 10 “
Fruit of the Loom muslin.... 121 “
Canton Flannel, from 10 cts. upward.
Bed F annel all wool,at 20 cents a vurd
White •* “ 18 “
Blankets, Comforts, Coverlets and
Shawls al All Prices!
Balmoral Skirts from 50cents up.
Best French all whale-bone corsets,
50 cents.
Best French all whale-bone corsets,
fancy embroidered, 75 cents, $1.00 and
$1.25—tho best.
A largo assortment of
Black Alpacas
just received, which we will sell for 2<»
cents and upward.
We have also received a full stock of
ALL-WOOL CASSIMEEES
in fact.our stockof Men’s Wear is more
complete than evor.
In conclusion, we have ri ceived an
enormous stock of
DRESS GOODS,
MERINOS,
GRENADINES,
CRKl'E CLOTHS,
BOMBAZINES,
CASHMERES,
SILK POPLINS,
and many other articles too numerous
to mention, which we will soil cheaper
than any other house in the Union.
Our stock is now more complete than
ever, and we invite the public to give
us a call, feeline assured we can suit
both in price and quality.
Respectfully,
J. FLE1SCHMAN & CO.
N. I*. Remember we receive NEW
GOODS daily.
Aag. 20,tfaw _
*nd Morphina habit abaolutaly and
•pacdily cured. Falnlaaa: nopubltcUy.
Send stamp for particulars. Dr. Carl
ton- Iff Waahiogttm St,Chicago, lit
RIGHT SIDE UP!
NO DOUBT a great many of our
friends and customers have heard
rumors of our closing business, 4*0.,but
w« art happy to inform them that it ia
NOT SO, and that we will continue our
business ns usual- What at one time
seemed to be a MOUNTAIN, has turn
ed to he a MOLK-HILL, and we are
now prepared to sell goods
Cheaper than Ever,
and while this may bo good news to the
people generally, not so with the would
be cneapi tores who were exulting in our
downtall. Nay, kind reader, we still
stand before you as the CHAMPIONS
in
Cheap Dry Goods
and to say nothing of what we have
done in the past, in the way of putting
down and keeping down the prices, we
are still determined to sustain our rep
utation for fair dealing and for giving
you
UOBEFOB Y0BB OBEY
than any other house in Martinsburg.—
We have just returned from the city
with a fresh supply of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
which we have marked down at very
low figures. Note the prices:
BEST PRINTS, 8 CENTS;
good do. 6 conts; Laurel D. Muslin, 10
cts ; Domestic Ginghams, 8 and 10 cts.;
Fruit of Loom and Androscoggin
bleached, 121 ct3.; heavy Crash 10 cts;
Corsets, 50 cts.^c,. &c- We call special
attention to our large stock of
BLACM ALPACAS, FROM 25CTS. LF
To make room for fall goods, we will
close out all Summer Dress Goods very I
low. We respectfully ask a continuance
of your patronage.
D. W. TIMBERLAKE.
Aug.6, 1875, tfd.
CARPET STORE,
IN MARTI NSBURG, W. VA.
P.JNICKLAS&BHO.,
Have just opened a first
class Carpet Store in this place,in the
building of E Herring, opposite the Stew
art House, with a full and complete line of
AR PTING, OILCLOTHS,
MATTINGS, BLINDS,
RUGS, MATS,
and all goods kept in regular Carpetstores.
Our stock embraces in part all the new de
signs in Body and
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
TAP INGRAIN,
EXTRA SUPERS,
Medium and Common Ingrains, Hemp,
Straw and Cocoa Mattings.
We would call especial attention to our
own make of
RAG carpet,
made ot the very best material,
Having an experience in the business for
a number of years, we feel assurred that we
can sell as cheap as can be purchased any
where, fer cash.
Rag Carpet, ra«de to order. No trouble
to show goods. C«ll aad examine. Don’t
forget the place—KING STREET,opposite
the Stewart House. ■
Hags taken in trade
Home-made Rag Carpets, 48 cents ; In
grain 42 cents; Cottage Carpets 25 cents;
Hemps, 22 cents.
P NICKLAS * BRO.
march 23, 1875—lyw.
WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY,
MORGANTOWN, W. Va.
fllll K hoalthfulness of the locality; the
A superior facilities for instruction;the
economical, disciplinary and other ad
vantages offered have made this institu
tion deservedly popular with those who
desire to accomplish a sound education
under the most favorable circumstances.
Next term begins September 7.
For catalogue and fuller information,
address any one of the Regents or of the
Faculty.
ALEX. MARTIN, President,
jnly 17 tnrw. Morgantown, West Va.
XT* T> T ti O X~> a T
FEMALE INSTITUTE,
WINCll ES TER, Va.
REV. J. C. WHEAT, A. M„ Prin
cipal (formerly of S aunton, Va.,
assisted by experienced teachers in the
various departmenis. The exercises of
this Institute will bo resumed
Wednesday. Sept. 8th, 1875.
The number of I oarding pupils being
limited, an early application for the
present vacancies should be made. For
circular, stating course of study, terms,
<Stc., address J. C. Wheal, Winchester,
Va.
Kkfkkknchs:—Tho Bishops and
Clergy of the Protestant Episcopal
Church of the Diocese of Virginia;
Chas. Oglionby, Duffields; Col. ,J. Q.
A. Nadenbousch, Martinsburg.
Aug281mw.
BERKELEY
Female Seminary.
THIS INSTITUTION, which has
been in successful operation for ma
ny years, will resume its exercises on
MON DAY, SEPTEMBER |3th
The session will continue for forty
weeks. For particulars apply to
MRS. P. R. HARRISON,
MISS B. J HUNTER,
Principals
aug 6, tf
Dr. pfoutzvs
[Successor to Dr. John Oellig,
of Waynesboro’, Pa.J
CELEBRATED TONIC ELIXIR
A PURELY VEGETABLE HOUSE
HOLD REMEDY.
gIT WILI, CUKE
Dyspepsia, Head ache, Liver Complaint,
Habitual Costiceness, Cramp in the Siam
ach, Gravel, Diseases oj the Skin,
General Debility,or Weakness
ca used by Excess, Impru
dence or Exposure,
iand all
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS.
It l» Invaluable a* a TONIC. It will impart strength
to tn« system, puiily the blood aud restore the lost
appetite. H u also certaiu to remove all oh trucliona
to the regular course of nature in females, purifying
the complexion and giving elasticity to the spirits.
m^vvi?o2ure for the <* senses of ORKE*
WHITtN tt-no^/u HS[ri' LEOCHOBRHKA or
wniTnE iWO;Y£ ‘'OMfl.AINT or PAI-UNO oftho
*u' .“ut *llle “** remedies of this class
Should be used with caution by .carried f.adies. This
£ if" “ comP°*e<1iOfPos« Hies, and all that tseit
will perceive that thecumhinatiou is Powerful and yst
Harmless to the constitution. It is impossible for di
seases to Withstand this formidable reined*. Disea
se* are forced to leave the system ^
DR. PFOUT’S
ANTI-BILLIOUS FAMILY PILLS
These excellent Pill* wil be found a sure remedy
for acidity of the Stomach, Indigestion, Habitual Coe
tiveneas, Cramp Colic, Fever and Ague. This terri
ble and distressing disease Can with from Iwo te
four doses he ovcrpoweied, and ha.s in may c;i»es e±
fecWi h cure with one single Pill, Kvery’piU being
an ordinary dose, render* them the cheai**t medi
cine m the world, and their ceitamtv ofc-ire une
qualled. V\e have never found them’to lail in ranee
of Jaundke and Spasmodic Affection*. They purifv
tha blood aud promote health} action of the skim—
They are purely vegetable and perfectly liee from
anything that can do either permanent or temporary
injury to the Stomach or Bowels, or to the general
system. Persons not in need oj them would do well
to keep a box constantly on hand as they do net
loose their good propertie* by age, and are therefore
available when needed. Certain destruction to Worm*
in all caaes they having been tested in cases whet*
all other oilsand Syrups have failed. With the many
certificates, and even the samples of the Monster Tape
Worm, has been removed, which can be seen at u?
refunded* Plil ** warranied >n a11 I **7 or the money
These Pills had their origin in France, where the
medical science is far advanced.
mRKCnoNS.—Two pills will be found a sufficient
purge for an annlt. If taken to relieve constipation,
one pill every morning is advised For ague, twe
mils two hour* before the tuno of of having a chill.—
For a child six years old, half a pill will he found te
act well.
Manufactured in Wayne*boro'. P*.
1*. I*. PFOUTZ,
WWuNJ8c!?,RP' PENN’A,
WHOLESALE AGENT.
CROFT A BROTHER, opposite Court House, Hag
erstown, Md. ^
THOMPSON, LILLY A CO., No. 26 Hanover street,
Baltimore.
. ^DALLAM A CO., N. E. Cor. Second and Oal
lowhill street, Philadelphia.
«“For gale by M. A. 8NODORA88, Druggist, N.
Martmsburg, W. Va., and by Druggists generally.
I[Juue 4, 1876—lyw ]
New Furniture Warerooms,
A. KOGLESCH ATZ,
Oatoiaot Malior,
WOULD respectfully iuform the
citizens of Martinsburg and Bcr
keley county, that he has just opened
his new
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS,
on Queen Street, a few doors south of
the Lutheran Church, where ho is pre
pared to furnish in order every articl*
in the line of business, at Baltimore
prices.
CHAMBER SETTS, DINING SETTS
PARLOR SETTS. KITCHEN
SETTs, (6c., &c.
will bo found in every style to suit the
wants and tastes of customers.
in all its departments. Coffins furnish
ed in the vorv latest style. Will attend
tune rs to the cemeteries on short no
tice.
FURNITURE REPAIRED
in the best style of workmanship at
low rates. *
Call and examine my work and learn
my prices, and I am sure you will he
| 8U,ted-_ " apl L73.
manhood : How Lost, fjow Restored
Just Published ; a new
i edtion of iip. t'ulver
well's Celebrated Es
say on the radical curt (without medi
cine) of Seminal Weakness orSpermator
rhcea, Involuntary Emissions, Mental and
Physical Incapacity, Impediments to Mar
riage, etc.; also, Consumption, Epilepsy,
and Fits, induced by Self indulgence or
sexual extravagance, etc.
Price in a Scaled Envelope, only 6
Cenlt. *
The world-renowned author, in this ad
mirable Lecture, clearly proves, from 3*
years’ practice that the awful consequen
ces of Self-Abuse may be effectually re
moved without medicine, and without
the dangerous use of internal medicine or
the application of the knife, pointing out
a mode of cure at once certain and ef
fectual, by which every sufferer, no mat
ter what his condition mav b», may cure
himself cheaply, privately and radically.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope,
to any address, post-paid, on receipt of six
cents, or two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. J. C. KLINE A CO.,
127 Bowery, N. Y.; P. 0. Box, 458S.
PATRONIZE HOME MANUFACTURE.
MARTINSBURG MARBLE
WORKS.
We hereby announce to the public
that wo have openod a new marble
yard on Martin street and are prepared
to till all orderf for work, such as
MONUMENTS, TOMBS, HEAD AND
FOOT STONES, MANTLES,
STATUES amd CARVING,
in all its branches, and all work in their
business.
All orders promptly tilled,and at the
shortest notice.and all work warranted.
The best of Italian and American
marble always on hand.
We will deliver and put up stones in
part of Berkeley and adjoining comi
ties, when desired.
DIKHL A BKO.
april7S.