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A Southern Tornado.
Chattanooga, Tknn., March 21.—
The worst storm which him visited
this section in fifty tears, last night
formed near Calhoun, Ga . between
hero and Atlanta, and drifted North
east up the Tennessee Valley. At
Calhoun the storm was the most pile
nomenal that has ever visited this ,
country. Small houses were lifted
bodily into the air and deposited con i
siderable distances from 1 heir Conn- :
dations. The house of a widow with
five sleeping babes was entirely de
molished and the inhabitants with
difficult removed from the ruins. !
Fortunately they were not injured !
beyond a few scratches. The most
peculiar features of the storm was
£g its teriiblc \ it.y. Near Lcnoirs,
a small hamlet between this city and i
Knoxville, the residence of Hon. J. '
H. Williams was torn to shreds, i
Mrs. Williams, the ole occupant, j
who was asleep in bed, was blown ;
into the river and found with her hair ;
? wrapped tightly about her neck and
lace. Near London, Tcnn., the four
houses of George Moses and Andrew
Worley were demolished. In the
first house five persons wire hurt.
In the second house eight people lay
in the ruins for hours until the own
er, who was in an uninjured house
aear-hy, was roused by the cries of
' his children. Pieces of bacon from
the biaokt -house were blown two ,
miles. The tornado in places clear
ed the mound completely of grass,
ami a for at of timber was inown as
if with i great scythe. A heavy bu
reau was found a mile from the housi
that, had contained it- At Lumber
City, Gm , a Mr. Whiddon and lour
of his employees were awakened
by the storm and ran out into the
street. Tht v had hardly reached
the road before the house they had
been in was raised by t he wind and
blown over on them, killing all five
of tiie men. At Salt Springs. Ga..
a colored man and his wife had re
tired when the storm came. The
house was blown down, killing the
man instantly and not injuring the
woman at all.
i ;trs Thrown into a Hirer.
Pittsburg, March 21.—A disas
trons freight wreck occurred at Green
Springs, on the Pittsburg, Virginia
and Charleston Railway, this morn
ing. The train struck a huge bould
er that had fallen upon the track.
The engine and four cars of coke were
thrown over a fifteen foot embank
ment into the Monongabela River
and totally wrecked. Engines Thos.
Buchanan was probably fatally scald
ed about the head and face. Brake
jnan F. B. Smith had his skull frac
iurecl and several bones broken.
The Cumberland Coal Trade.
Cumberland, Md., March 20.—The
shipments from the mines of the
Cumberland coal region for the week
ended Saturday March 17th, 1888,
wero 62,725 tons, and for the year
to date, 664,279 tons, an increase of
45,209 tons, as compared with the
corresponding period of 1887. The
shipments to the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad and local points for the
week 53,831 tons, and for the year
to date 557,138 tons, a decrease of
26,263 tons, as compared with Inst
year. The shipments to the Penn
sylvania Railroad were for the week
8,894 tons, and for the year 107,141
tans, as increase of 77,095 tons, as
compared with the year 1887. There
were no shipments, to the Chesa
peake and Ohio Canal, being a de
crease of 5,624 tons over last year.
A West Virginian's Good Record
Washington, D. C.,March 19.—E.
J. Simpson, formerly of Martinsburg,
but now Superintendent of Indian
Schools in the Indian Territory, was
in the city on Friday last. lie came
east for the purpose of taking his
family to the Indian Territory. De
partment officials sav that no man in
the Indian service has a higher stand
ing than Mr. Simpson.
The Mugwump is to-day the most
mournful figure in all the arena of
political action. He stands on the
wearv desert between the devil and
the deep sea with nothing ahead of
him which he wan look forward to
with hope and nothing behind him
which he can look back to with pride.
itafliuiore Marki ts
{Correct d ■•(••k'y I y lllandlord. Fowler nod
Co., Gem i il I’l'iuutift-iou Merchants, Room
, 48, Cham < r of Commerce.]
March gfl, I8ss
f J>reais>-1 Hogd.$6 50 C> $6 75
Wheal. 90 Co 93
Corr., white. 55 © 56
“ telf it . ? 4 (<t) 56
Rye../.. 68 C') 69
Oats. 27 © 39
■ggs, freg.i. 18 © 19
| Turkey. 12 © 153
Ciiickeut). 11 (") 12
bucks...*... 8 © 10
Qeese. 7 © 9
atcalvbrtov VARDS.
Pjv,* OaiTLS.— I’-ieis o’ *t Catt'e this
ween rnuu d as f*‘l o«a: li*- t * feres at 4 50
© $5 CO dtos# tr> oer..ily r.i nl nr>t quality
i 4c® © lj>4 50. met!mu* * r good lair quality
3 50 (a) $4 25, and ordinal v ilm fi’eeis, Ox
en ana Cows i 25 5o per 100 lbs.
fen. Fiigt.p and OaMu.s.— We quota butcherH
K pi,,., I, at 5£ © 6 cents for common to pood,
S' 4 cents for extra, a id i.urn> at 6 © 7 cents
yer M- gro*», with a tew extra at 7 cunts.
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two valuable well red registered draft Stal
lions, who-e peoigrecs I have and to which
I iesf. (fully cill your attention.
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the depressing influence of Malaria.
Brice—$1.00 per tlotlle of 84 ounces.
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BALTIMORE, MD.
The Slate ©t* West Virginia?
At Rules held in 'If i' erk's office of Circuit
Court of Berkeley O inly, tie 5th day of
March, 18K8
Stewart W. Walker, Trustee
vs.
Elleu Teho anil Join Tebo her husUatul,
William Tela*. Thomas J'obo, John Teho.
Jr., Mary (irilnes and (ieorjte T. (.rimes
her husband, Anna Teho, Hester Teho
ami Fred Tebo. (th* last three infants.)
1n ( haneery
The object of the above suit is to ask the
Court to dc erre a «a:e. f certain real estate
held in trust hi John and Ellen Tebo, with
the conditions’ t i Me* h ue the right to
•e<iU|*y ih" sain ' ' and dlirilijt their nat
> il i.ves, and ■ nariu^ oil affidavit
tiled in t.h s i,i r c; e-aid defendant
A no a T"bo. i - a n - ■ r -acent of t his Stale,
she is hei \ i * ■ 11 rd M appear within
one month nvm .a.- Mt.i day if March,
1-iss M, >i ue 'h -tiro publication here*
el. ,- d d • i.1 . i --any to protect
in r n.teresi si . ni in . Her.
. . . M A It'l l N. Cleik.
. u tiiNtit> mu:;: Att’y for Plttf.
1! area 1UI h. 1 sms. | t nne-.
—-— ..——...
Railroads.
Baltimore and ohio railroad
-TIME TABLE.
In Effect Sunday, A or. 20, JHH7.
WEST BOUnD.
No. I, Cincinnati Limited ‘Daily,’ leaves
i’hilit. 10:3C a. m , and Balto. 1:30 t in.
Washington 2:30 p. m. and Martii.aourg
4:37 p. m. Stops at h. V, Junction.
No.7. Pittbsurg Express, ‘liaily,’ leaves
Balto. 7:30 p. in.. Washington 8:10 p. m.,
and Martinshurg 11:00 p.in. A tops at S.
V. Junction
No. 3, Citin. A Chicago Express “Daily,’
leaves l’hila. 5:‘-0p. m , Balto. 8:3 ) p in.
Wii«nlngton9:40, Martinshurg 11 ;55 p. m.
No .*>, * ale. go A' Pittsburg Limited
•Daily.' leaves l’hiladelpliia 7:00 a m. Hal
to. 10:00 a. m. Washington 10:55 a ru.,
Mnitiiishiii'g 1:00 pm.
No. <13. Baltimore and Keyseraccoir.o !a
tlon, Daiiv. leaves Martinshurg 7:. a.
m., -tops at all stations.
No. 05. Baltimore and Grafton accomo
dation. Daiiv. leaVes Martinshurg 11:55 a.
m.. stops at all stations.
No. 147,Harper’s Ferry and Martinshurg
neoomodat ion. Daily except Sunday,leaves
Harper’s Kerry 7:5■> ». in.,ariivesMartins
hurg M;40 p. m.
EAST il'iUNT.
No. 2, Limited from Cincinnati, arrives
Martiimhi rg 12/10 p in., Washington 2:25
p. m., Baltimore <1:25 p- m.. Philadelphia
0:25 p. hi. St ps at S. V. Junction.
No. t, •rosM troti) Cincinnati and C'lii
e.i..<>. arr.vs Martiushuig Ih'g a. in.,
Washington 5:20 a. m., Baltimore 7:30 a
in.. I’hiiadelphia 12 noon.
No. 0. IJniited. Irom Chicago and Pitts
burg, arrives Martinshurg 3:30 p. in.,
Washington 5:45 p. in., Baltimore o;!5 p.
m.. 1‘hilaih lphia 10,00 p. in.
No 8, Express from Pittsburg, arrives
Martinshurg 5/02 a. m., Washington 7:20
a. m.. Baltimore 3;i!«) a. in. .Stops at S. V.
,! unction
N'i. 38, Grafton and Baltimore accomo
dation, daily, arrives Martinshurg, 5;25p.
in., Washington 8;27 and Baltimore 9;25p.
in. stops at all stations between Grafton
and Washington. ( ounects for Winches
ter, Hagerstown and Frederick.
No.()i>. Keyser and Baltimore accommo
dation v ia Main Line, daily except Sunday
arrive-; Martinshurg 10;15a. m. and leaves
ID;20 a. m Stops at all stations,connects
for ail points on V alley Branch, Hagers
town and Frederick.
No. I is, Martinshurg and Harper’s Fer
ry accomodation, leaves Martinshurg 0;lo
a. m., daily except Sunday, connects at
Harper’s l<Vn v for Hagerstown, Winches
ter, Frederick,Baltimore and Washington.
J. T. MARTIN, A gent.
< . K. LORD, FTfl
G ti’l. Passenger Agent,
Baltimore.
W31. M. CLEMEN IS,
General Manager,
Baltimore.
(CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAIL AO AD
j -TIMETABLE
TAKES EFFECT SUNDAY, JAN. 22, 1S88
Fast Day
kastwaud. Mail. Exp. Acc.
Aa m . P. U. P. u.
Leave Martiusburg. 7.25 3.15
“ Bedington. 7.40 33o
" Falling Waters. 7 47 3.37
“ Wiliiamsp’t Sta. ... 8.00 3,49
“ Hagerstown. 8.20 J2.01 4.12
“ Chambersb’g. 9.15 1.00 5.15
“ Carlisle...10.23 2.13 6.30
Arrive Harrisburg.11.10 3.00 7 25
“ Philadelphia. 3.15 6.50
p. u. p. u p. k
WKSTWAan. Mail. Ex’p. F. L.
A. X A. M. A. M.
Leaves Philadelphia. 4.3j 11.25 11.50
A. M. A. M. P. M.
Leave Harrisburg. 7.45 4,45 3.45
“ Carlisle...... 8.35 5.35 4 35
“ Chambers’bg. 9.50 6.50 6.50
“ Hagerstowr ..10.45 7.40 6 45
“ Williamspt Sta.il.00 7.00
“ Falling Waters.U.-3 7.13
“ Bedington.11.20 *>.20
Arrive Martinaburg.11.35 7 35
A. M. A. M. P. U.
J. F. BOYD, Superintendent
H. A RIDDLE, Oen’l. Passea, er Agent,
W. A. CARD,
Agent at Martinaburg
Mont alto railroad
-TIME TABLE.
lu effect Jan. ‘23 ’88. Daily except Sunday
From Waynesboro. Mail. Ace. Mixed
A M P M J> M
Leave Waynesboro... .7.45... .3 17 5.15
Ouinoey. 7.54....8 54 . 5.33
“ Altodale ...8.00. .4 00 . 5.45
A M
“ Mont Alto . 1 0.... I 10 .. 0.15
•* Favetteville . 2«>.... ■» ‘10 .. .0.35
*• Foilt Hill . 2 ... 4 “24.. .0.43
“ Woodstock.. .8 29. ...4 29. ...0,60
Arrive Cliiunbci'sburg..8.45 4.45... .7.46
c. V. K. K. A M
Arrivo Grcencastlc ..10.14... 0 14....
“ Hagerstown... 10.49....0 40....
“ Martinsburg. .11.35....7.35....
A. M. A. M.
TO WAYNESBORO.
Leave Martinsburg ...7.25.... ....3.15
“ Hagerstown ... .8 29.. .12.01.... 4 12
“ Greencastle.8 40...12 27 .. 4 40
Ace. Mail. Mixed
Leave Chamberaburg. 9.50—5.3p —1.00
“ Woodstock ... .19 oo... .5 49.... l 17
“ Font Hill .. 10 11 . 5.61.... 1 24
** Fayetteville... 10.15... . 0..55 ... 1 31
Mont Alto.19 29.08... 2.00
“ Altodale.10.38... .6.17... .2.12
“ Quincy.10.45... .6.24... .2 23
Arrive Waynesboro... 10 55... .0.33 . 2 40
A. M. P. M. P.M.
Geo. B. Wiksti.ing,
Mcli. 20 '87 Superintendent.
ely’s Catarrh
CREAM
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RtSS.! 7,,Fhayf£ver m
Urals t It 4-ffil
N o r « s, Re nm / fcM
s i 4» r e s t It hB
S 4- n S 4‘ S 4» I gyiffiil,
Taste a «i
Smell. jjgBpN^o*fox!
rRYtheODREHAT-FEVER
A particle is applied into each nostril and
is agreeable. 50 cents at druggists ; bv
mail registered, 00 cents. FLY BROTH
ERS. 235 Gr-tnwith St New York.
AL3SME
WANTED.
Paihiaa;. Rfliablr M^n to Canvass
lUliSEUT STUCK, rermanent
Employnitct (ituranttfl Salary and expen
ses Paid. Apply at once, stating age.
GLEN BROTHERS.
(refer to tins paper,) Rochester, N. Y,
1 25 8t.
Miscellaneous
The State of West Virginia
At Kules held in tbe Clerk’s office of Cir
cuit Court of Berkeley County, tbe 5tb d«y
ot viarch J688
Jacob Miller and Eliza Miller bis wife
J. Howard (Jett inger and Maria b. Get
tinget his wife, Andrew Crazier and E
Grazier ids wife, Decatur Hedges and
Mattie M'-Cue Il< dge# li:s wife. Charles
J. Kaulknerand Sal lie Faulkner bis wife,
W'.T. No.l and Lueinda S Noll his wife,
G. W. Cusliwa, Administrator of 15.
Cushw i. deeeas-d, f. M. Davis and Ma
ria M. Davis his wife, W. A. Marshall,
Moses 8. Grantham and Malvina (Iran
tham his wife, John VV. I,anion and Mary
8. Latnon his Wife, B. M. Kitchen anil
Mai j Kitchen < ■■ • 8. Koush
Executor of W . II. Mong, deceased, FI.
E. Hotiiuan and Isub> lla Hoffman ids
w ife, E. Boyd F’aqlkder and C. J. Faulk
nei, Administrators with the will annex
ed ofC.J. Faulkner, de>-eas»d,
vs.
A. E. 8hutt, and-Shutt his wife, A. J.
liidgway nftd Kehecca Kidgway his wile,
Cat harine K y so, Michael Kynu and Ellen
Kyne Ids wife, Julia Kigbtstin- and J. 8.
Kightstlnn her husband,
i be object of the-above suit is to parti
tion all that certain tract or parcel of land
ituate near Martmsburg, Berkeley Coun
ty, West Virginia, known as the Fair
Grounds of the Berkeley County Agricul
tural “111(1 Mechanical Association, togeth
er w ith the avenues, roads and land to said
F air Ground, consisting of JO Acres more
or less, among the above named parties if
it can be advantageously done, if not, then
tit it said property be sold and the proceeds
distributed among said parties in propor
tion to their respective interests therein,
and it app aring on affidavit filed in this
suit, that flic said defendants A E. Shutt.
and-Shutt are non-residents of this
state, they are hereby required to appear
within one month from the 10th day of
March 1888. (the date oftheiirst publica
tion hereof,) and do what is necessary to
protect their interests in t hist matter.
S U. M AIM IN,< erk.
V’AI I,knur <t Ixgi.ks, Aliys, for I’ltrf.
March 10th less, 4 times.
IN
hats!
THEY MUST GO.
—(:'0*:)—
—IN HATS—
Gettinger Hoke
In closing out have a good |"m any
remnants, odd and
WHICH HAVE BEEN AIlllANG
EP THUS:
Original prices now
In case No, 1 black,
brown and drab $2 50 to $5 00 $1 50
In case No, 2 “ 150 51 no 50
In case No. 3 “ 1 00 “ 2 50 25
and so they go. For common wear
THEY ARE
EXCElihENT,
and worth a dozen such as could be
bought regular for these prices.
Ohio ri vrp. railrodad
—TIME TABLE
Y’uking elloet Dec. IS, 1S87. Passenger
trains will run a^ tollowa, Central Y’inv
_1 7 I 6 I a I l
Leave a. m. ]>. ni. a. m. a. in.
Wheeling. 3 00 11 00 0 43
p, in.
Ben wood 3 15 11 15 7 00
Moundsville 3 35 11 85 7 20
Clarington 4 15 12 15 8 00
New Martinsv ille 4 42 12 4n 8 30
SIstersvillo. 5 05 1 00 8 55
friendly .. . 5 is l 12 0 08
St. Marys. 5 50 1 40 !t 40
Williamstown. 0 40 2 *20 10 25
Parkersburg. 7 15 3 00 11 10
Ar’ve l’t Pleasant. 8 00 0 40 3 00
“ K & O. Junction 0 45 3 05
“ Gallipolis. 4 45
“ Charleston ... 8 25
T i 4 | sTT
__—
Leave a. m. a. 111. a. 111. a. m.
K & O Junction — 10 45
l’t Pleasant. 10 50 6 15
Parkersburg. 0 35 2 45 0 45
Moundsville....10 10 0 35 1 15
Benwood.10 30 0 55 1 ;i5
Ar’ve Wheeling ...10 45 7 15 1 50
]i. 111.
Ar’ve- Cleveland. 0 15
Pittsburg. 1 20 5 55
a. in. a. 111. a. m. a. in.
Harrisburg. 3 20 2 05
Philadelphia. 5 00 5 00
New York. 7 30 7 30
West »fc Northwest. ,p. 111. p. in.
Newark.11 50 0 20
Columbus. 7 40
a. m. a. m. a. in. a m
Chicago . 0 30 5 30
Sunday trains on KAO liy., arrive at
Charleston at0;10 i> m waiting lor o B B
B train No 1, at l’t Pleasant- Phis is the
short line and parties purchasing tickets
should ask for tickets via. the Ohio River
Railroad. For information regarding
rates, routes, etc., address
W J Robinson, Gen’I Pass. Agent,
Parkersburg. W. \n]
All DruggUti, 23c , 50c., Mill »1!» Pr.| 0..(t osilj- lijr
Dr. SetU Arnold, Med. Corp., Woomocket, It. i.
Nov 19, 6 mo
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HAMBURG EDGINGS,
V FILINGS, 'I' W J STE D SI E K
AND TISSUE.
—Cf&OTESS
Genuine KID in Black and Colors,
Embroidered, which are warren
tod.
TAEFETA GLOVES, EMBROID
ERED.
HCISE iY,
—ALSO—
A fine line of housekeeping goods,
such as Table, Diaper and all kinds
Table Covers, Real Turkey.
“ “ Damask, all sizes,
bordered and fringed.
TOWELS
In great variety, and at all prices
and numerous other things which
have just been received and to
which I invite the attention of my
friends and costomers.
G. W. Hoke.
J 29 tf.
1,000TONS
OF PURE
Spring Ice!
-0
I desire to call the attention of the
citizens of Martinsburg to the fact that
I have just finished gathering 1,000 tons
of the finest and thickest Pure Mineral
Spring Water Ice, to be found in the
county, the average thickness 10 inches.
This will be furnishod to all our old
customers and the public generally at
the lowest living prices.
Mr. Ashby Whitmore will have
charge of the delivery wagon, send in
your orders.
R S. EICHELBERGER.
t f
Should take the IIkkai.o ani> I’kkhh vthr, a large eight* (
Rpage Presbyterian weekly; subscription price, f*tO per '
year ; Interesting and Instructive to eld and young.
Send ua f.1 00 and we will s*-nd you the Hbrald and
E Prism ytkb for oue year and a copy of the steel-enfrav*
fog,
A“ Longfellow in His Library.”
Bngrawd by Hollyer. Size 2tx32 tnebee. Add 10 cent*
n postage and packing of engraving.
U SPECIAL OFFER.
We have on hand, in supplement form. Pansy's latest
T aerial. ••Klghty-seven.” While the supply lasts we will i
send it KKKK to each person who will return this ad.
Hto us with jut 10 to pay for the paper one year and the
engraving. The story in book form would cost il.50
SEND aT ONCE and get your friends to order with
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HCKA1D & S'SC s:* It V TF. II,
S178 Ei.m St , Cincinnati, Ohio.
(tjr* Send five one-cent stamps for sample copy and our
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had, vi-*,
PARKER’S
HAIR BALSAM
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Promotes a luxuriant growth.
Naver Fails to Restore Gray
Hair to its Youthful Color.
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Barker s ginger tonic
Jh valuable for Coughs, Colds, Inward Pains, Exhaustion.
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TRUSTER’S SALE
—OF—
A HOUSE & LOT.
I5y virtue of a deed of trust made by Jas.
II. Clendenuing, to the undersigned bear
ing date October 21st, 18S2. and recorded
in Deed Book 7b, l’age soft, in the office of
Clerk of the County Court of Berkeley
County, W. Va„ I will sell on the premi
ses at'public auction, at Bunker Hill W.
Va., on
SATURDAY, KARCH 24, '83
at 2 o’clock p. m„ A HOUSE AND LOT
known as the Hollis property, containing
H acre, more or less, with a good two story
Log House with four rooms, cellar and
garret, and shed kitchen.
Said trust deed having been given to se
cure the deferred payment-of purchase
ivoney in said property.
TERMS: One-third cash, and balance in
two annual payments of one and two
years, with interest from date; deferred
payments to be secured by notes of the
purchaser and a deed of trust on the prop
erty sold. SAMUEL GOLD, Trustee.
Feb. 21st, 1888.
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SEE THE RUSH
C. R. Gibbs & Co.
Tliose holding numbers please bring
them in and get your
MANY SOULS MADE HAP
PY.
SHOES, BOOTS, HATS k CAPS
TO BE
DBA WN.
—('O')—
Please don’t forget we keep good re
reliable goods, and prices to
suit the times.
C. R. GIBBS & CO.
-FOR SALE
A NE W SID E-BA 1111UO O Y.
1 have a new side-bar trotting buggy
which I r/ill sell to any one *e$iroug of pur
chasing:, at a reasonable price. Apply a
this office, or call on Js,D. S. WILD,
□ FEA. WONDERS exist in thousands ot forma
but are surpassed by the marvels o flu vent ion
Those who sie in need of profitable work that
can be done while living at home should at
onto send their addreis toHallett Jt Co., Portland Main*