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HEAVY EABRoIDEBIEs, slightly soiled, 5,
10 and 10 cents yard, at i. Bien's, Eighth
and ] streets
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CHILDREs's HATS. any shape. Mechanics
Store Hat Department.
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"RUcHNG," RucHISe,' at the Me
chanics' Store
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"HASDKEscHIErs, at the Mechanics
Store"
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UNDEssHIRTs AND DsAwKBs," at the
Mechanics Store.
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Gents ALL-wooL LONG HOSE, in scarlet.
blue and gray, at IS cents per pair. Gents
Furnishing Goods Department, Mechanics
Store.
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ComE AND SEE the S. 10, Is and % cent
counters. at the London Palace, this evening.
No. 40 j street.
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HATS" "HATs,' at the Mechanics
Store
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BoTs' HATS in large quantities. Mechanics
Store Hat Department.
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iszzzaoos SESSION
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ARCADE HOTEL.

SACRAMENTO, September 10, $780,
A Mcintosh, Boca L G Mix, New York
e Mandel, Virginia City John Jones, Gold Hill
E A Rodgers, Sonora II kees, Suffer Creek
Edmond Parsons do EN- Pitcher, Bedie
Geo A Moors, city Max Getz, San Francisco
I'll B Hunt, San Francisco W C Roberts, do
Thomas Price, do 7 d Marks, do
! Carter do
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/" BoYs' PANS" st the Mechanics Store.
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JAPANESE MATING (best quality, 26 cents
Der ward China mating 10 cents per yard
or SIS bolt (40yardsl; hemp carpet, % cents
per yard, at the Red House.
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IF there be honor in man or virtue in good
goods, at low prices, Hale's Criterion pro-
poses to be master of the situation.
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BLANKETS" BLANKETS, at the Me
chanicai Store.
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FRENCH KID sHoss, at the Mechanics
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Store Hat Department.
CALICO SHIRTS, at the Mechanics Store. :
Yrs, sGa: Hsle's Criterion will remain a
permanent Institution in the city of Sacra-
the prices for the dry goods trade of this
city.
You who are in need OF corset. viii do
well to call at Hale's Criterion.
SOMETHING NEw IN HATs Mechanics
Store Hat Department.
ALL THE LATEST STYLES Mechanics
Store Hat Department.
+. ]. Cutters OLD BOURBON. This cele-
brzted Whisky is for sale by all frst-class
druggists and grocers. Trade mark--Star
within Shield.
Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. G. w. Chesley, agent.
LADIES should see those new cretonues at
the 7 ed House.
Dousbs CsEPE Jesse RvcHrae, % cents
yard, at l.. Bien's, Eighth and streets.
SEPTEnBga STYLES domestic Patterns
now out. at L. Bien's, Eighth and j streets
For the most perfect fitting corset, and one
which in every case viii give entire content
ment and ease, you should cali at Hale's
Criterion. You viii always find them there
FoRgenuine merit in corset, call at Hale's
Criterion. They are sure to suit yon in
quality or price.
GKsTLEHEs's FINE HATs-Hechanics'
Store Hat Department.
EVERYBODY SUITED. Mechanics Store
Hat Department.
NOVELTIES in ecru and dotted crepe Jesse,
at L. Bien's, Eighth and streets.
"DREss GooDe," at the Mechanics Store. :
IF there be honor in man or virtue in good
goods, at low prices, Hale's Criterion pro-
poses to be master of the situation.
HALS's CRITERION will continue to name
prices in dry goods, that will compel you in
self-defense to patronize their house.
GENUINE SILVER BEAVER HATS Me-
ehanics' Store Hat Department.
ALL THE NoBBY STYLES Mechanics
Store Hat Department..
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Nor only is the Criterion closing out its
stock of summer goods. but they are opening
splendid line of Fall goods, and it will well
repay you to visit the Criterion, If only for
inspection. Post yourself; it will cost you
nothing.
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WITHOUT DouBT--The finest assortment
of gents silk pocket handkerchiefs to be seen
in Sacramento are in the Gents Furnishing
Goods Department. Prices, from rs cents to
81 so, with every conceivable style and
pattern to select from.
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At the recen. FIRE in Eureka, New. Rev.
MIR. Crawford was playing on the Episco-
pal Church with hose, when rowdy
came up and attempted to take away the
hose, remarking the uselessness of saving
that id church" The preacher imme.
diately knocked the rowdy down, and
keeping his post, saved the church.
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"cAmoo surnr., at the Mechanics Store. >
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Yrs, S1R: Hsle's Criterion will remain
permanent Institution in the city of Sscra-
mento, and is the house of to-day-naning
the prices for the dry goods trade Of this
city.
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ALL THE LATEST STYLES Mechanics
Store Hat Department.
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SOMETHING NEW ~ HATS Mechanics
Store Hat Department.
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You who are in need OF . corset. viii do
well to call at Hale's Criterion.
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For the most perfect fitting corset, and one
which in every case viii give entire content
ment and ease, you should call at Hale's
Criterion. You win always find them there. >
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NOVELTIES in ecru and dotted crepe Jesse,
at L. Bien's, Eighth and j streets.
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T. ]. Cutters OLD BOURBON cele-
brated Whisky is for sale by all frstclass
druggists and grocers. Trade marl-Stsr
within q Shield
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CRnY1SAL TRIAL To-DAY.-The case Of
the people ys. Wong All Can, for grand lar
ceny will be before the Superior Court TO-
day. This is the Chinaman who was
rested for breaking into aud stealing from
fellow countryman's cabin about $500 in gold
coin, near Walnut Grove, last summer.
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"DRnss GooDs, at the Mechanics Store. .
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-07-24
MARRIED..


On the 18th inst, at the Lutheran
Parsonage, Martinsburg, w. Va,
by Rev, M. l.. Cutler, Mr.. FRANK
LIN p. CUSTER and Miss WILLIE
+. OTTY, both of Berkeley County,
w. Va.
In Baltimore, Nd, on Friday, the
9th of July, 1880, by Rev. ID. Hoch-
heimer, Mr.. LOUIS SCHEURER,
of Berryville, and Miss SETTE
MEYERS, of Harper's Ferry, w. Va.
At the Presbyterian Parsonage in
Charlestown, on Wednesday, July
IA, 1880, by Rev. A G. Hopkins, ID.
IL. MoLER, of Jefferson county, to
MISS ANNIE VIRGINIA STALEY
daughter of Mr.. Jacob Staley, of
Shepherdstown.
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At Bunker Hill, this county, on
June 30th, Morta Joyne-, infant
daughter of DIR. G.. W., and NJ. Z.
Grantham, aged l month, and J
day; and on July 9Th, Mrs. M. =.
Grantham, wife Of DR.. G. w. Gran
than aged % years month.
The separation was brief. The
messenger of death first plucked the
bud then crushed the stem. The
mother and child now rest side by
side in the Old Church-yard. Mr..
Grantham though not with us for
the past few years, was always one
of US. This was the place Of her ma
tivity. Twas here she passed the
sunny hours of childhood and school,
girl happiest days. Here she grew
into womanhood and cultivated and
exhibited those qualities of mind
and heart which always made Us
feel that we are the better for hav-
ing known such q person. She was
one whose smiles were full O. bles-
sings, and whose every act was one
of kindness, and she thus became re-
spected and beloved by all who knew
her. Yet 50 early In life she was
called to the tomb. Only :. few short
years do we journey here, and we
come to that Observation-Disclosures
which we pass beyond the river,
One by one the companions of ouI
childhood and the frienus of our
youth pass away. But 1t is sweet to
know chat the grave can be robbie
of its victory and death of its sting.
There is a remembrance Of the dead
to which we turn even from the
charms of the living. The external
life passes away but the internal
abides and continues to exist and its
influence will extend even into eter-
nifty. And such a life was hers.
"No single virtue we could most de-
mand,
Whether the wife, the mother, or the
friend;
For she was all in that supreme degree,
That as no one prevailed, so all was
She"
May our last days be as fers, and
may her sorrowing friends and Deep
ly stricken husband remember that
she has but crossed to the farther side
of the river, and stands waiting to
greet them there, for
There is no death what seems so ia
transition;
This life of mortal breath
Is but suburb of the life elysian,
Whose portal we call DEATH"
LIPS.
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Religious Notices.

Rev. Mr.. Rogers of the Baptist
Church, will preach in the U. B.
Church Sunday night, July 25th, at
SP. NJ.
The regular sevices of the Y. M
&. A, will be held in their rooms,
Blondell's Building, every Sunday
afternoon, at o'clock. t..
Rev. o. F. Flippo, of Suffolk,
Va, will preach in the Baptist
church tomorrow Sunday at II A.
NJ, and Elder e. V. White, Of
Loudon county, Va, will preach in
the same church at 8 r. NJ.
There win be no preaching in the
Lutheran Church Martinsburg, Sun
day, July 25th. The pastor will be
absent, assisting Rev. X. j. Rich
ardson, in communion services, at
Leitersburg, Md. There will be
services as usual Sunday, Aug, 1st.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
THE GRBENBA0K LEGAL TEN
DER DOLLAR.

The Government alone to issue the.
money in sufficient volume TO- the use OF
the people and 10 regulate or establish the
value thereof. The legislation OF our Gov
eminent upon the finance should be made
to rest alike fer the ren'i' ~ debtor and
creditor, and protection OF the legal ten
der character Of the money II must and
shall protec, the indusrisl interests Of our
country equally with c lstal u ereby ex-
tinguishing class legislauon; all classes of
property, Of whatsoever character, eqoiia-
bly, taxed; bury third-termism in oblivion,
and demand free ballots
The above Is food for reflection
myl5. GREENBACKER
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We hereby guarantee that oil ware
sold by Mr.. Louis Bouton bearing our
trade mark. Rogers q Brittenr is
heavily plated with pure sterling sill :
yer upon the finest grades of Nickel
Silver or White Metal; that the de-
post is Is per cent. heavier than usual
standard. ana has been accurately
weighed upon the goods and rigidly
inspected with view to their durabil-
ity. We hereby authorize the pur-
chasers in all cases where our ware
proves unsatisfactory, with fair usage,
to return them to Mr.. Louis Bouton
and he will return you your money.
Rogers s. Brittin,
july22-N Silver Co.
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PALESTINE CoMMANDERY, X. T.
were handsomely entertained by a
banquet at the Grand Central Hotel
Thursday night. The occasion was
the confering of the orders of
Knighthood on Robert N. Stewart,
George l.. Sencendiver, James w.
Mcdonald, David L. Stewart, and
Robert G.. Horner. After the work
of the Commandery had been finish
cd, the new made Sir Knights, in
vited the members, and a number Of
friends to splendid supper, which
was gotten up in the best style, and
hugely enjoyed by the pleasant party
who had the honor to be invited.
Palestine commandery is in a pros
porous condition and growing rapid
ly. Many of the members expect to
attden the Grand Triennial Conclave
of the Grand Encampment of the
United States, to be held at Chica-
go, Aug. IT.
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A job lot Of SOLID COLOR.
PRINTS at 7,cents at DEATRICK,S

Do you want to know where you can
buy your goods and save monny? A
penny made is always penny saved.
and the people who save the pennies,
are.sure to(hsvei larger money; and
the best place to save the pennies 10 at
ID. NJ. SHAFFER s. BROS, who.
by economy and strict business atten-
ton are enabled to buy from the cheap
est cash houses and can give their GUS
toners more goods and better quality
than merchants who have to buy or
long time. Give them acall ard you
are sure TO be convinced. sg7R4
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Meeting of Reception Com
sg A nlfttee.

The several committees appoint
ed to- receive the delegates to the
State Convention, will assemble
in King st. Hall on Monday, Goth
Of July, to make. all preliminary
arrangements. Below are append
ed the names of those composing
the various committees. Let there
be a full attendance: 81
MARTINsBURG.--1st Ward, Phil
ip Showers. End Ward, Henry
Wilen. 3rd Ward, Jas. Hill. 4th
Ward, Jno. Lyons. 9th Ward, j.
S. Trammell.
MILLCREEK. - Marion Hen
shaw, Robert Lamon, Geo. l.. oen-
cindiver, Geo. w. North, E. l..
Hoffman,. I'll
GERARDsTowN.-T. j. Bishop,
J. p. Stump, Jno. Barney, James
w. Campbell. w. T. Noll.
FALLING WATERS. Jacob NJ.
Seibert, Jno 7. Morrison, James
Dugan, Jas. V. Quinn. Decatur
Hedges
Jacob Miller, w. a.. Myers, w.
III. Showers, David Small.
ARDEN.-Jas. N. Biilmyer W.
s. Henshaw, G. u. Thornburg,
Robert p. Bryarly, Ben Brady.
HEDGEsvILLE.-G. Il. Kreglow,
w. Kilmer. Ellis Ellis, Charles
Manor, John B. A. Nadenbousch.
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LEGISLATURE.

Eds. Independent.
Having seen several illusions
in the INDEPENDENT, in regard
to candidates for the legislature,
we desire 10 name Mr.. George
Terrell, of Hedgesville district, as
a gentleman every way qualified
for the position. He wouId make
a strong run in this end of the
county. DEMOCRAT.
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j. L. w. Baker is sole and exclusive
gent for the celebrated Jones Truss,
which can be furnished in all sizes and
patterns. He has on hand the largest
assortment of Trusses, Braces and Sup
porters, ever kept in Martinsburg, and
can furnish them at all prices. The
attention of physicians is respectfully
invited to this stock, to whom liberal
deductions will be made.
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Personal.

Mr.. Joseph Futterer and wife is
visiting friends in Pa.
Miss Ella v. Fayman, of Shop
herdstown, visited our city this week.
Miss Fannie j. L. Tort, of Wash
'ngton, d. g., is visiting the family
of Mr.. Alfred Beall.
Miss Viccie Albert, of Baltimore
Nd, is visiting the family of Mr..
John Cunningham, in this city.
Miss NJ. Sue Cage, of this city is
visiting friends in Chambersburg,
Pa.
Misses Anna Belle Brown and
Mollie Evans, of Winchester, Va,
{ visiting the family of Mr.. Charles
Dieffenderfer, of this place.
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Prices Reduced to Suit the
Times,

Realizing the great importance Of
quick sales and small p offs, we have
reduced the prices on goods to suit the
times. Bleached and Brown Muslins
s, 9 and 10c; splendid Cheviots for
Shirting,l0 to lie; very handsome
figured Cambrics, VERY Low, a
large lot of towels, 10, IL, 20 and GO
worth double the money, Black and
Cclored Cashmeres reduced so that we
defy competition; Black and Colored
Silks, magnificent goods. warranted all
silk, at figures that will astonish you.
Call and see them at
DIN. SHAFFER & BROS.
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BUSINESS LOCALS: ls
Prosecuting Attorney.

1t is duty that the Republican par
ty owes to itself, and to Berkeley coun-
ty, to naminate an efficient lawyer as
its candidate for the office Of Prescott
ing Attorney. Such an one is w. II.
II. Flick. who will be earnestly sup
ported for that position. A good pros
ecutor will save hundreds of dollars to
the county. REPUBLICAN.
iuly24.tf.
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PICNIC.-The Bunker Hill M. e.
Sunday-school will hold basket
picnic in Mr.. Kilmer's Grove, Au-
gust 9TH. The public are cordially
invited to take part. Special invite
tion to all ministers preaching in
the vicinity (of various denomina-
tions) is extended to be with us.
School will assemble at 8 AM.
A. GRIM, J. II. CLENDENNINC +,
Superintendent. - ].
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GEN. j. b. WEAVER The an
nouncement that a Presidential can
didate is to be in Martinsburg and
address the people, has caused quite
a desire on the part of the people to
see and hear him, and we predict
that General Weaver, candidate of
the Greenback Labor Party for
President, will have large audi
ence to hear him on Thursday July
Goth, the time he is announced to
speak in this place. He will be lis
tened to by large number of his
followers, and by hundreds, perhaps,
who do not agree with him on the
finance question.
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BITTEN BY A SNAKE.-On Sun
day last, Jennie Inherse, aged four
years, daughter of Mr.. John Inherse,
while playing in her fathers yard,
at the foot of the west side of North
Mountain, was bitten by copper
head snake. The wound was in
flicted just above the ankle joint.
For the first twenty hours she suf-
fered pain, swelling, and then went
into a stupor. DR.. Hinkle was sent
for, and rendered medical assistance,
and she now bids fair to recover.
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RAILROAD SMAsH.-The severe
rain-storm of Monday night washed
the bed of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad, about two miles west of
this place, at Myers Water Station,
to such an extent as to cause an ac-
cident which will cost the company
many thousand dollars. The water
at the point mentioned, caused de-
preston of the rails, and freight
train ran into the sink, throwing
thirteen or fourteen cars from the
track and smashing them up badly.
The cars were filled with valuable
merchandise, which was seriously
damaged. Mr.. George Poisal, a
brakeman, had his foot mashed, but
with this exception no one was hurt.
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"What do you suppose I'll look
like when / get out OF this?" indig-
nantIy inquired a fashionably
dressed young lady of condctor
of a fearfully Overcrowded street
car the other day. "A good deal
like crushed sugar, miss," said
the ticket-Euncher. And the Ii dy
stood up and rode four block fur
Their, with the smile of an angel.
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The BLUE FRONIisthe place to.
get Ladies and Misses fine shoes. They
have the finest stock In town, of the cell
ebrated J. e. T. Cousins make, Of New
York, Every pair stamped and guar
arlteed, f ~ tA#
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The Best.

Just received % Springfield Watche O
the best made also, sample Of Rock
ford Watch. Come and compare them,
and be convinced that the Springfield
is the Standard Watch of the World.
AT HYDE,s JEwELER STORE.
jy17.tf af
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A DEMOCRATIC ratification meet

A DEMOCRATIC ratification meet
ing was held in Berkeley Springs
Saturday of last week, which was
addressed by Hon. B. F. Martin and
others. at the close Republican
meeting was held in the courthouse,
which was addressed by Hon. w.
II. II. Flick, of this place, his
speech being the the nature of re-
ply to Mr.. Martin. His speech was
we'll received, and at the close steps
were taken to form Garfield Club.
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THE Reformed Sunday School will
go to Mt. Alto, Wednesday August
18th. The Darkesyille and Kear-
neysviIle congregations are expected
to join in the excursion. The gener-
al public are invited. r
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Gettinger d. Hoke.

At the old Temple of Fashion" for
Hats and Caps still ahead.
All the Spring spring styles OF Mems
Boys and Children's Hats and Caps
just received direct from the best Man
ufacturers, at Factory Prices, all of
which will be sold very low for Cash.
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Special Notice. I

Ifyeu want good goods in the Silver,
Ware line, see that you set Triple
Plate. All Triple Plate goods are
stamped Rogers Bros. lS47-1riplsr
Plate" This is the only Silver Ware
that will stand the test. For sale only.
" AT HYpE's JEwELKY STORE.
jy17-tf ho 46 Queen Street.
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TUsCARoRA creek was higher af-
ter the rain-storm Monday night
than it had been before since the
war. 1t washed out the dam which
feeds Swartz' mill, and will stop OPP
erations at the mill for some time.
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1T has cooled off since the rains to
such an extent as to impart sort of
chestnuty and dyed maple leaf feel
ing to the air. As 80 sf
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THE season known as dog-days
commenced on the 9TH of this month,
and will last until the 2lst day of
Augusta period of six weeks.
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CLUB MEETING.-The Hancock
Club met ON Thursday evening. A
considerable number of gentlemen
came forward and enrolled their
rames. AS the Democratic State
Convention will meet on Wednes-
day there will not be another meet
ing of the club till the first Thurs
day in August. Distinguished speak
ers have been invited and the
choicest music may be expected from
the Glee Club.
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Two circuses in one month is
crowding the small boy pretty lively.
He will have to skip around brisker
than usual to gather bones and old
iron enough to meet the demands Of
two circuses in less than q month. .
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DEAD LETTERs.-Following, is
list of letters remaining in the Post
Office of Martinsburg, West Va,
July IL, and will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office July 81, if not called
for. Persons calling for these letters
will please say advertised
Henry Dyson, Miss Minnie Fra
yer, Mr.. A. p. Hease, Mr.. j. G..
Hedges, James Hoffman, Miss Jen-
ME Huett, Chrisey Nicholas, Miss
Emma Ridgaway, Mary Smith,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-07-24

vichey Deep Rock and Soda Waters,
drawn from Matthew'S porcelaine-lined
Fountains, and Bigelow's Patent Coolers.
For sale only by JLW BAKER.