Martinsburg weekly independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1873-1875, 1874-11-14

THE WEEKLY INDEPENDENT
HAS = Circulation more than DOUBLE
that efany ether paper aslishcdin
fhe county.
LEGAL Rreviiies.

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clouds indicate snow.
Tax gathering is the orGs of
the day.
The unprecedented dry season
continues.
Tree planting should be- attend
ed to.
New Corn is coming rapidly
into market.
On dit-candidats for Clefkship
Of the Senate.
Nice and well bleached celery IS
seen in our market.
The John street pc pie are now
laying pavements.
This month las five Sundays
and five Mondays.
A merchant is wrathy, and goes
for the town authorities.
New corn is selling in Romney
at only one dollar per barrel.
Matthaei's new front presen is a
very handsome appearance.
Tie Democrats are auxi0usly
yelling "iet as have apiece "
There are several applications
for an extension of gas mains.
German street looks nice since
pavements are nearly all down.
Nice rambo APP les are selling in
this market at 80 certs Ief busnel.
Tie sudden change in the wealth
sr has put chill on corner loating
Carloads of fine potatoes have
arrived here during the past few
days.
Mr.. M. j. G. Hoffman has re-
turned from trip 10 the Western
States.
Put in gas pipes and dispense
with your dangerous coal oil
lamps.
The Parkersburg Times complains
of want of social amusements in
that city.
Chicken thieves are informed
that the coops o. German street
are empty.
See that your fire hues are in
good order. Negligence may pro We
expensive.
Ninety thousand kegs OF nails
are stored in the various factories
of Wheeling.
The best job work that can be
done in this town is executed at
this Office.
The smoky atmosphere has dis
appeared and with il Indian Sum
mer weather,
New styles of ladies writing
paper, in boxes, al the Indepen-
dent Book Store.
The new lamp post put up at the
corner OF John and Water street,
has brilliant burner.
During the month OF October,
there was So 224 expended on the
stress of w Keeling, Tor labor.
Fruit trees are being delivered
to those who ordered them when
when the agents were around,
The West Virginia Grand Lodge
of Good Templars will meet III
Charleston on the 18th inst.
Builders are pushing their cut
door work with renewed activity
to keep out of the way of a cold
snap.
The new time table of the 3. g.
Q. Il r., will so into effect on
Sunday, when a new train will be
put Oh.
The time for old or infirm build
ings is past. The three story
bricks with nice fronts have paved
the way.
The Council are moving in the
direction to make Martinsburg a
will paved town. We hope they
will continue.
Hoffman says they have county
roads out West, He has just re-
turned, and is full of such progress
sive notions.
All the Martinsburg merchants
who seal at fair prices advertise in
the Independent. Read and act
accordingly.
New lot of choice and fashion
able note paper, in boxes, just re-
ceived and for sale at the indie
pendent Book Store.
The town clock in Cumberland
has stopped, and the Times wants
to know if some one has been
greasing it with tar again.
On Saturday race between
Geo. Wild's Buck" (trotter) and
ID. Collins "Bil.y" (pacer) will
take place at Keefer's Driving
Park.
Property holders should plant