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The Circus.
The editor of the Marshall (la.)
Statesman says that after consider
ing tlie question all winter, he
cr>nr>o,j to tpn conclusion evprv
spring that ti e circus is immoral.
But when the hill poster comes
along with the t> g pictures, lie*
weaken*, and he changes hie mind
as follows:
“As we g /. • at the lions, tigers
and monkeys and think that na
ture made them ail, wo are not
sore that they are immoral. And
when we look at the beautiful
young lady, with nothing on but
a blue ribbon aroun.l her waist,
with one leg pointing to 5 o’clock
and the other to high noon,and
remember that nature made her
too, just as site is, except the blue
nbbou, we begin to lean up to the
cireu-. But when the brass bands
begin to play and theeli pbants go
round, we rush in for a front seat
to get ahead of tlie ministers, who
jo to see the animals, and who al
ways wear stove-pipe l ats and
won’t sit down in front.
A IMsiinitnl King In a
Horst* m Hoof.
(Richmond (Kjr.) Register )
A wealthy physician of Mur
freesboro’, Term.. bought a 41,bOO
diamond ring for his daughter.
About three years since, while
riding ou', the ring was lost. It
w»3 advertised and liberal rewards
offered for its di=covery, but noth
ing was ever heard of it. A few
week* ago a child of a blacksmith
was taken «ick, and the physician
referred to called to sea it. While
at the bedside he had occasion
to mention his daughter’s name.
At this tho childs mother took
from her linger a ring, handed it
to the physician and asked him
if his daughter had recently
lost a ring, for the ring contained
the name he hadjuat pronounced.
The physician said she had not,
but some years ago she lost a dia
mond ring, aud as iris eyes fell up
on the sparkling object ho recog
nized his daughter's long-lost trea
sure The lady said iter husband
had found it in tho bottom of a
horse’s foot only a few days be
fore that, while cleaning out the
hoof for the purpose of shoeing
him. One small diamond was
missing.
Saved by a Water Bn Halo.
The water buffalo is an animal
much in u-e in Singapore for pur
pose of draught. It is a dull,
heavy iookihg animal, slow at
work and disgusting in appoar
ance, but remarkable for sagacity
and attachment to its native keep
ers. It ha?, however, a particular
antipathy to a European, and will
immediately detect him in a
crowd. Its disiikc to and courage
in attacking a tiger i* well known
all over India. Not long ago, as
t Malayan boy, who was employ
ed by his parents in herding water
buffalos, was rriving hisebarge by
the borders of the jungle, a tiger
made a sudden spring and seized
the lad by the thigh, and was
dragging him off, when the two
old buffalos, heariag the shriek of
distress from the well-known voice
of their little attendant, turned
around and charged with their
usual rapidity. The tiger, thus
closely pressed, was obliged to
drop his prey to defend himself.
While one buffalo successfully
drove away the tiger the other
kept guard over the boy. Later
in tlie evening, when tho anxious
father, alarmed, came out with at
tendants to seek his child, he found
that the whole herd with the ex
ception of the two old buffalos
had dispersed themselves to feed,
but that they were still there—
one standing over the bleeding
body of their little friend, while
the other kept watch on the edge
ot the jungle for the return of the
tiger.
Shan't I Take a Blue Pill?
No,don’t take it and run the
risk of mercurial poisons, but
wh^n billiousand constipated get
4 package of the celebrated Kid
ney-Wort, aud it will speedily
cure you. It is nature's great
remedy for constipation, and for
ali kidney and liver diseases. It
acts promptly on these great or
gans and ho restores health,
strength and vigor. It is put up
in liquid and dry form, acting
with equal efficiency. Price $1.
See ady._
The Scientific American gives a
recipe for curiug burns, which has
been tried and found to work like
a charm. It consists in rubbing
the burn with ordinary cooking
soda. It removes all pain and
traces of the injury.
Thomas Myers, Braeebridge
writes: “Dr. Thomas’ Electric Oil
is the best medicine I sell. It al
ways gives satisfaction and in
«se-> ot coughs, colds, sore throat,
burns.ac., immediate relief has
been received by those who use
it.” For sale by E. C. William',
Jr.. Bro , druggists
Holiest Place on Earth.
The hottest climate in the world
propably occurs In the desert in
terior of Australia. C’apt. Stuart
hung a thermometer on a tree,
Glittered hoth from the sun and
wind Ii A’as graduated to 12/
degrees Fahrenheit, yet so great
was the heat of the air that the
mercury rose lit] it burst the tube:
and the temperature must have
thus been at least 128 degrees, ap
parently the highest ever record
ed in any part of ttie world.
Nevertheless, in the Southern
mountains an 1 table lands three
leet of snow sometimes fall In a
day.
W here (he Dog I.tiw Went.
Frank Chalfarit says that Rev.
RifTee caught a pike at Chaifant’s
Mills the other day, which weigh
ed 20 pounds. Upon opening it, it
was discovered tnis hugh fish had
in Ita“inside” a perch 18 inches
long; inside the perch was a suck
er 9 inches long; inside the sucker
was a largo bull-frog; inside the
bull-frog was a bunch of wool; and
carefully wrapper! up in the wool
was a copy of the dog law passed
at the last st soon ot ttie Legisla
ture. What did you say ?
A statistican of of the Agricul
ture Department Is ot the opinion
that 1 lie number of hogs and sheep
in thia country is a great deal
heavier than was ertsmated. The
number of hogs last year was 32,
000,00-) Hogs slaughtered at
packing houses and by farmers
during the year ending March l»t,
last, was not less than 30,000,
000.' The Census report, which is
anxiously looked for, will un
doubtedly irjereas the estimate.
The number of sheep was estima
ted at 40.000,000, while the wool
clip amounted lo 250,000,000 lb*.
The country is evidently richer in
pork and mutton than ourstatisti
catis have estimated.
Hugo Farms.
W ithout doubt it tnakesacom
mon farmer stare to lead of 510,
000 bushels of wheat on one farm,
but that was the crop of tho i)al
rymple farm in Minnesota last
year. California thinks that may
do for a email Eastern farm, and
patronizingly says that ‘Dr. Glenn
has already shipped ten cargoes to
Europe aggregating 724,335 bush
a's, and expects to ship many
more before the season is over.’
A. S. Gardner of Ypsiianti,
Mich., in response to a challenge
to produce a ear of corn with 900
kernels, produc> d a basket of ears
averaging a foot in length, and
none having less than 900 kernels
to the ear. One specimen had 1,
209 kernels. The variety is yel
low dented red cob, and was
planted in hills four feet apart
each way and yielded 120 bushels
to the acre.
Headache, Dyspepsia, Iiillious
ness and Constipation, cur»d at
once by Dr. M etta it it's Head
ache and Dyspepsia Pills.—
Price 25 cents.
A bravo man may face a mad
bull with tiro in Ids eye and cour
age in bis heart, t> a a sign mark
ed “small-pox” fetches him.
A Washington woman has nam
ed her young hopeful “Hilly Ma
hone.”
There is hope for a man as long
as lie can blush.
Talk is cheap, but a good exam
ple costs nothing.
The Place to Buy
CHEAP GOODS.
Nelson T, Pike’s,
EVERETT HOUSE CORNER.
Keeps a Spleudid Assortment of
COFFER, SUGAR, TEAS, MOLASSES,
SYRUPS, and all kinds of
FAMILY SUPPLIES,
Tubs, Buckets, Baskets, Waslibords,
Brooms, <£c., at low figures.
Bacon, Lard, Potatoes, &c., always on
hand. A nice lot of
EARLY ROSE
Seed Potatoes. A splendid line of
C'igarM aiul Tobacco
of every brand. Call examine goods and
prices. Country produce taken in ex.
change for goods, at highest market
prices. apr2-tf.
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ill ■■ run,1 ini', t.cw.ays. Tonycarsc- -
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,a I tflOlUlvO "idows, fathers, mother* or
A children. Thousands jretentitled. Pensions given
kj1 "f tosanf finger,toe.eye or rupture.varicose veins
151 r nny IMseose. Thousands of pensioners and
M I -oldo-rs entitled to INCKEAHK ami UtlC\TV
.i l*ATKNTH procured l r Inventors. Soldiers
Ad land w arrants prorureif, ( ought amt sold. Soldiers
.1 i help applv f.r y„ur rights at once. Send*
.r-tamps for “The ( i ti z, n-Soldier.” and Pension
| and Ilountg laws, blanks and instructions. We
\ -'refer to thousands, f Pensioners and Clients.
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SMALL FARM
AT PRIVATE SALE.
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A Rare Chance f'.»r a Home.
WILL US SOLI) CHEAP, ami on
easy terms, a tract of
44 Acres of Land,
on which there is a GOOD DWELLING
HOUSE, good stable, and outbuildings:
has on it good fruit, good water conven
ient. This property is located on the 15.
and 0. railroad, between Bick Creek
Bridge and Cterry Run, and would make
a convenient and comfortable home for
some man employed on the railroad, or it
would suit a man to live in the property
and farm the land This is a rare chance
fora man of small -means to secure for
himself a good home, as the property will
be sold very cheap.
For further particulars enquire of the
undersigned, at the Sheriff s office, in the
Court-house, Martinsburg, W. Va.
apl6-tr JOHN T. PAWLING.
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LUMBER.
THE undersigned is prepared to furnish
all kinds of Oak Lumber on short no
tice, at reasonable prices. My Lumber is
the very best of Whi'e Oak. Persons need
ing Lumber will da well to give rue their
orders. J. WALPER SNYDER,
Newcomer’s Mill,
apr24-ly Near Martiissburg, W. Va.
GKiYISTD
Glass and China
EMPORIUM.
Rl'RKHART A CO., have greatly -n;
creased their stock and now offer Glass
and China ware (Freuch and iron stone)
as low ns they can he bought in the city.
They aim to supply a class of articles not
kept elsewhere.
nouss-rnRNrsrnvo goods,
CUTLRRY,
THK 1!iiST OF GROCERIES,
CANNED GOOD**, and almost every ar
ti !c needed by the housekeeper, for table
or kitchen.
TEAS A SPECIALTY
Full 3 is of French China—Dinner and
Tea. Only call and examine.
King St. Hall.
aprl0'80-lyr.J Public Square.
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chinrts for making in ‘n«*y that aro offered, gener
ally wealthy, while ih »-»o wlto d<> not Ini*
piove tuck chance1* remain in p-vertr. We want
many m»*n, w< men, ho*» .»nd girls to work for u»
i.got iu li.• . • ilt* i - buaiueaa Will pay
more than ten t mo* ordinary w*g«-». We lurm-h
an expetndYv outfit and all that you need, free No
one who engage* fail* to mak.* money very rapidly
You can devote your whole time to tin* wore, or only
your *pare moment- >i
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land, Maine, 4oct.li fi»r-lyrrt
OYFCL New a f< r ikiyaar.d Girls! 1
Y o : ar. l old!! A NEW IN.
YEN' rioN jt.^t jwAtrntM for them,
for H >iutf ua»* !
Nr. t a. 1 8cr* ll Raw mg, Turning,
Boring, lulling,Grind.!
Screw Cutting. Pri* »* €"»to (50>
I S‘fd 6«t'iit*r r 1'Oj.af. ..
-I'UUAIM lUtOWX, Uweu, Man.
( dec 4-| y.)
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• U whatever Many woken wanted at
once. Jdauy at** making fortune* at the huaine**.
Ladle* make aa much to
girl* make great pay. No one who la *
mile t make e«» t .* t.
made in a week at an* ordinal v s • ,» i
who engage ut uucr wilt hnd « « . t t «d
Addreaa H. If A tLKT 4 CO.,
oct23 ‘80-lyr. rortlattd, Maine.
I have received & case of Malaga
Hats, for Men and Hoys -call and see
them, at II. N. DKATRICK S.
GROCERIES. &o«
GROCERIES!
J. WISNER&SON
NORTH QUEEN ST.,
SUGARS,
COFFEES,
SYRUPS,
MOLASSES,
FAMILY FLOUR,
CANNED GOODS,
OF ALL KINDS.
DRIED FRUITS,
DRIED BEEF,
FLA VORING EX TS.
QUEENS WARE
CHINA-WARE,
U LASS-WARE,
LAMPS, KNIVES,
FORKS,
SPOONS,
CASTORS,
WOODENWARE!
OF ALL KINDS.
For housekeepers, we keep he
largest stock of any dealers in
town.
Prices Reasonable.
i&'NO TROUBLE TO QUOTE
PRICES or show goods.
May v6,187<i,—tf.
COAL AND WOOD OFFICE
AND
Flour and Feed Store
No. C8 Queen St., Staley’s Block.
TEE undersighed respectfully informs
the citizens of Martinsburg and Berk
eley county that he has opened a Coal and
Wood Office and Flour and Feed Store at
08 Queen Street, where all orders in iny
line will receive prompt attention. I have
put in a pair of Fairbank’s new scales and
all coal sold by me will be weighed and
full weight guaranteed. Piedmont and
Cumberland run of mine, Fine and Lump
Coal; also best quality Nut and Egg an
thracite coal always on hand.
Farmers having Corn, Oats and Hay to
sell are solicited to see me before selling.
Thanking the public for tho liberal pat
ronage extended me, and soliciting your
further favors,
I am respectfully jours,
jy24-ly. ' J. W. ROBERTS.
PURE
Ground Land Plaster
AND PURE FINE GROUND
BONE MEA.E
ALWAYS ON HAND.
For Clover, Corn, Wheat
and Vegetable*.
MANUFACTURED BY
ALEX. PARKS, JR.
Opposite Distillery at
jHiirtliisbiirg, W. Y'a.
At Shenandoah Valley Fertilizer Mills
[oct25’89-ly.]
TURNER HALL
JACOB SUILELSSTPROPRIETOR.
CORNER Martin anil Spring Streets
and within one square of the B. &
O. Railroad Dopot.
COOL LAGER BEER,
WINES AND LIQUORS, and the
tinest Cigars.
ALL K1XDS ©f EATABLES
j contiually on hand.
Lunch or Meals
at short notice and in good style.
.2-®-The proprietor is determined to
make Turner Hall one of tho best Sa
loons and Restaurants in the town
May 3d,lyd.
J. H. tmLSTCXR,
SEAL ESTATE AGFNT,
No. 21 N. QUEEN ST.,
MARTINSBURG, WEST VA.
WILL attend to the Real Estate busi
ness iu all its branches. Will buy
and sell lands on commission. Persons
having Land or Town Property to sell,
j will consult their interests by placing
them in our hands at once for advertise
ment. All business pertaining to lands
attended to. Titles examined and taxes
paid, when requested.
Nov. 1—w
FURNITURE. &c.
NOTICE OF
CO-PARTNERSHIP,
T1V. rvnERFinvED haring this day
formed a co-partnership under the
name and stvle of
\VU WIliO a *o\>,
or the purpose of carrying on the Fnrni
ture and undertaking business in all its
branches and where may be found or made
to order, all kinds of
FURNITURE
of the latest and most approved designs oi
best seasoned iuinber a d the best work
manehip.
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COFFINS AXB CASKET
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ofevery descriptions alway
on hand,and funerals attend
ed at short notice.
We also keep on hand a
a general supply of
BURItl. ROBEN.|
Furniture Ware Rooms*
work-shop at old stand on
Queen street, adjoining my
residence, where either of the
firm will be pleased to give
personal attention to their
c istoraers.
Wm. Wilks, Sr.
Wm. H. Wiles, Jb.
James M. Clark.
May 20th. 1876.
8TEAM
Furniture Manufactory.
A. Kog-lescha t z,
No. 54 X. QUEEN St.,
MARTINSBURG, WEST FA.
Would respectfully inform the citizens
of Martinsburg and Berkeley and sur
rounding counties, that with first-class
steam machinery attached to his fur
nituro manutaetory, he is now pre
pared to turn out every description of
CABINET WORK
of the latest and most fashionable pat
terns, We are prepared to executo. in
the best manner all kinds of
MOULDING, TURNING,
SCROLL SAWING,
AND RIPPING,
We will furnish to order every article
u our line ofbusiness
AT BALTIMORE PRICES,
at wholesale and r«tai I. Country furni
ture dealers will find it to their advan
tage to purchase frou my factoiy, as
I am determined not to be undersold.
My stock now i?i the furniture ware
rooms embraces the * erylatest and most
fashionable styles of
CHAMBER SETS,
DINING SETS,
PARLOR SETS,
KITCHEN FURNITURE,etc.
Furniture delivered in ar:v part af the
city free of charge.
UNDERTAKING.
rTTHE public aro informed that I make
undertaking a specialty, in connec
tion with my Furniture Manufactory,
and have just received from the east a
SPLENDID KEW IIEARSE,
of the latest improved style, and the
finest ever seen in this county. I keep
constantly on hand a splendid line of
Coffins and Caskets, ana have all the
latest improvements for preserving and
keeping bodies for any length of timo .
All orders promptly attended to.
oct.10’80. A. KOOLESCUATZ.
FLOUR.
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MARTINSBURG
FLOURING MILLS
ALEX. PARES, JR,
PROPRIETOR,
Opposite the Distillery,
MAUmSHUUJ W. Yrt.
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Manufactures and has on sale the
follow ing standard brands of Flour:
MARTINSBURG MILLS FAMILY,
UNION MILLS FAMILY,
AND UNION MILLS EXTRA.
Also Unbolted or Graham Flour; sifted
or unsifted Cornmeal; Chopped Feed, Ac.
Higlicnt i iisli Price
Paid for WHEAT,
oct25-ly COM, OATS, Ac.
LANDRETHS1
'•■wiwand Pri.'os. t.hf <>>•'•' •
(irmrfr* in th* T.'ni'rtl tf/'i.
It.tVID LANPUFf U fM* ...
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
RESIDENT DENTIST,
Offers his professional services to the
citixens of Martinsburg and vicinity. Po
sessing the advantage of being a graduate
•f the Baltimore Dental College, and an
experience of a number of yeir3 in the
profession, he feels well assured he can
render satisfaction in all the branches of
his profession. Prices extremely moder
ate. Calls solicited.
Office on corner of Burke and College
Streets. ( aprl6-ly.
Jno. McCarty Duckwall,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
MARTINSBURG, WEST VIRGINIA.
BUSINESS attended to in all the Courts
of Berkeley, Morgan and adjoining
counties.
Hon. W. II. Travers, of Charlestown,
will be associated with me in the trial of
causes in Berkeley county.
^fir-Office : Upstairs, in rear of Scheu
Building, cor. Queen and Burke Streets.
[nov23’78-ly.
DR JOHN H HUNTER,
Residence: 15 E. King St., opposite Jail.
Office: In rear of Summers Hunter’s
store, under Grand Gentry Hotel.
my22’80-ly. Martinsburg, W. Va.
J^R. S. N. MYERS,
No 4 West Martin Street, near the
Lutheran Church,
Apr. 4. 741yd.
R. JAMES McSHERRY,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Offers his professional services to the citi
zens of Martinsburg and vicinity. Office
and residence on the corner of Burke st.
and Spring alley.
Apl—73d&w.
yy S. UENSH4W,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Office: No. 4 W. King St., Public Square,
Martinsburg, W. Va.
Offers his professional services to the cit
izens of Berkeley and adjoining counties.
Claims promptly cdllected.
Not too much trouble to go to any part
of the county to attend Justices’ Courts.
April 6, 1878,ly
DANIEL B. LUCAS 1 I BLACKBURN HUGHES
Charleutowu, W. Va./ | Marunuburt', W. Va.
UCAS & HUGH Efc,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
HAVING entered Into partnership In
the practice of the law, will attend I
rogulary the Conri.8 of Berkeley and
Jefferson Counties. daw
M. SHAFFEIl,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
JS9- Office in National Bank Building
second floor. apl73t
OH. J. S. BOAK,
Resident Dentist !
OFFERS .ii9
p r ofes9ional
services, in all its
branches, to the
citizens of this
^adjoining coun
ties, and guaran
tees satisfaction in all case3 at moder
ate prices. Nitrous oxide or laughing
gas administered, when desired, for
the painless extraction of teeth.
Offico on Queen street, opposite
the Everett House, where ho can be
found at all times, day and night.
April 27, 1878tf.]
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a positive cure for Spermatorrhea, impo
tency, weakness and all diseases resulting
from self abuse, as nervous debility, irri
tability, mental anxiety, languor, lassi
tude, depression of spirits and functional
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cesses of any kinds, a ehort course of this
medicine will restore the lost functions
and procure health and happiness, where
before was despondency and gloom. The
Specific Medicine is being used with won
derful success. Pamphlets sent free to all.
Write for them and get full particulars.
Price', Specific, $1 per package, or six
packages for $5. Will be sent by mail
on receipt of money. Address all orders,
J. B SIMPSON’S MKEDICINE CO.,
Nos. 104 and 100 Main Stieet,
oct2 Cm. Buffalo, N. Y.
Sold in Martinsburg by E. C Williams,
Jr., & Bro.