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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

y RIVER RAILROAD mm.oc.ng F"v' = ISL
through train. viii i'tsr tftut central D'Ipt
I q .. .. . $50 pllF hilN
.'t.H ? ell
Su1 N.fru and northern Express % Rochester AM
Montreal with draw luc room
lui o. thiclr fIur DRAWN Groom cars 10 'auan-
laigua. Rochester aud Buifa'A
l'Il 10 Albany Fnd Troy, with connection 10 IitL
SARATOGA. Gltns Fad. and Rutland
Anup. no.. Accommodation io Albany am lr'F o. ..
600 ~ l.Iuis aNNrrts with sleeping CN' 'F -
Louis. running through eyr. day VA the week. also NasltA
fals Bu1aio, Tuc,u tuN Detroit
ESQ INps,st with sleeping cars 70 y .t.-' ana
O. Auburn t'ol.l also Montreal, CN,rlilu- sunday
POO D. M Pacific Express. dIy. with sleeping cars iO7
Roche c- 8GGlo cleveland Toledo. Detroit and 'HttH"
1900 M Slight Izprr-- With sleeping cars To IDlF ana
Tctetr ou sale at 80 uoy-rgGrrca go and Broad
way and 90 No-CItt- EEprcs- o. srsil aud 40 ahd
Hl2 broadway, -, YORK and Jj Wellington ~, BfunA N
81 1Ut ca. Gen. sup. e. b. Miller, ecu ltN7r Agt
NORWICH LINE
- boston Worcester NaSu1, Portland AMI tho East
Fare r,lucrl Luio cktts usuu -. 10 Worcester -
cry OF WORCESTER.
without yreIu boat The sound; and
me fiyo3ltr CITY or EpNIbN,
10. 80 Hiyyr foot oi Wassi next pier
above D,sbo.e,..L ferry. uIy except >Unys 90 4l pa
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DIVERVIEW AUADEM1.
IN HKEEPSIE. y. Y,
With II Department. 4 llorongl-Soi "lIe
awake school Tor boys combining study Military Drill aud
caaoSae with Chart Of College acquisitions sent app
cation orrS p1SprE " Prncnal
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NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
A. IN Branchport-For andy Hook, s:lj p For
and ScaGTight. sis n. m. I3 m! 80 l. : d M ~
VIA it'd Bdnk-S:iJ q. m. for Lakewood. Toms River,
i5aIhrGa. &c. 2 D. for Lakewood Manchester, Toms
ilti iINNIIC CITY ami an stations 10 Bay Side D.
m for Lakewood. TOMS River. Barne.at. &c.
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Il Haven, Conn, prepares students Tor 1ale G0llese
Trustees ex President r. d. Woolsey, f. W. Blake LII d.
Professor r. A. TEACHER nc. Kingsley, A. NJ A. G. Twin
lining IL d. Professor r. Baldwin, PrOtessorJ w GlpDs
Address w. L. CUSHING, Rector
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
4 ON and after october 81, 1881.

GREAT iRi Nk LIN
AND UNITED STATES MAIL EOGTE.
Trains leave NcWl Ork via Dcsbros ana streets
Iarrsbrrr ilt burg the West and south. With Pullman
Palace tnrs attached a. NJ, AMI $50 p ~ dtiN, NeN
daily.
wiilamsport Lock Haven NJ $40 ?; M Corry and
lcum Centre aud the on Regions . ,,..., M,
nrton Express Pullman rurlor cars daily except sun
day 30 a arrive Washington D. IN liegu'r at i:"o lnh
sunday 40 A. H. : and $ p, M, and Knight
Express FOR baltimore. except sunday, p M;
Boats of BROOKLYN Annex" connect with ml thrnnEn
trains At Jersey Ct snorling speedy and me'' "'"N'r
Trains arrive From pitsburg $50 1910 q, M $50 and
Was1i ton and baltimore $50 a. M so 52o 055 ana
1000 y. m. sunday 6j) q. NJ POO ana IWU p III, gn
? 500, $50 $50 500 055, 1906 and 1850 NJ sunday
$50, C5J 600 1910 lli0 H., $50, ooo ioO' ana Ao'o
TO PHILADELPHIA
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
20 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AMP ON
PHIA TWO ~ NEwHoEK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MLNT AND TIE FASil;Sr ~ ~ y N0N9l9
ENT WITH ABSOLUTE sAFEIf'
Express Trains lcave NcwYoIk DesDrosscs AMI Cort
$50 5:jo. = $50, 10 4@to II a. M l. 800 $40 .
g. $50 and NJ and l2neht SnnghyS' h''' ~ ""'
Expires work daily except Snnnly, .,
I:iO H. and p running through wa rf'hon iu N'i
Returning trains leave West Philadelphia li9i, S;'V ''?'
Z, 1875, \ $50 and m. Uimed EAPSnn, 'Sqb Ak \
- !, 5lj T. $50 and pun ON SUNDAY T.VIi ,ni Via ,n,
40 a. H. l. Z 3i o ana 10. c I@ayp sunday
Ticket Onlco5. 526 aud ga broadway Anoi noJ pro"k
iyn Annex St1tion foot of Fulton.si Brooklyn ho ~
no aud rs luisOn.st, IObokcn station Jersey ivy LIN
grant Ticket Oacc, 3 Batt"ry-pacc. 80 , -, ,,l c,cry
The NewYork Transfer Coqpany "'l ch' 'o '"'
baggage from hotels gld residences u ,VnoD
500 Gencrsi Manager General llss'r Agent
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NFNERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

"a BETWEEN NETWORK AND uAVRE
Pier ofConpany, new NJ ~ NOr11 tigsr pDtl dlrb)1gh
Travellers y flisils avoid bJtl trL1sitby tls5l rat
way amt the 5cDnfOcts OF crossing ths Chl1ns d5nM
boat
FRANCE Trudelic Wednesday, Nov. l6 pm.
CANADA. Fiunccu W cdnciav, Nov ~, o. m
y. BpiaU'
LOI Is Oh BLBGAN, AGENT NO. q Bowling Green.
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Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

A REDUCTION OF FARE.
"A. FALL RIVER LINE
Ncw.NOri TO OstOu. ~
Newport an Fll .irrr 81.
Limited tickets sp)ning reduction % all Ea'le1
Points.
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'O' '"''' -0l.E'LRIcHs & CO., Bowling Green.

MONARCH LIN b.
VI NEW-YORK AND LONDON
splendid fiHt ~tc8rIcg7.
Leave lock looming PAvcn.a Ferry Jersey CITY. -
ps. ...... .ps. b. irr-lu Monarch ..... Dec 10
Ass-1nu Monarch % Eg on Muuar, dee =
superior accommodation for saloon pt5seIyerI outward
and prepaid -trorlgc at loNeat raJeS
'''' PATT5N VItKERS 6 co, 3 Bowl ny Green.
Passage lice, No b3 broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-16

FEW pupils will be received into the
n family of INC PRINCIPAL Of Paterson Seminary.
Thorough instructions and sunervson For circulars al
dress A. -. WIGGIN, Principal,
Paterson, y. J.
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-uUF HOPKINS GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New

vardl late Professor of Classics in Racine Collage viii
receive INTO his family Bristol l., few boys 70 be fitted
Tor college Terms, $500 ayear References Bishop Clark
OF Rhode STAND; President Eliot, of Harvard
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4 BOOK-KEEPER in an oil mercantile
Z Lnu.e ,gIs.cs to fake char~r Of a set % bao~- or
viii take suitable outdoor rasItsn by January Lf7I
Al ircss Boz ".>-..
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For Bows and Young Men-Country.

COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL INSTI-
~ TUTE, New Haven. C1nn.-General Hussers school
Preparatory College scientific sclo1s pr business thor
,ughp1yscl training military drilling gym1asJca &c
unity ,a~4 A. Al ig eafn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-16

EROON-Bv Il young man rs groom ana 10
maxi himself general, useful having good czpcri'uce
ami nf.tass rreTrlcc cali OF aidrrss j. T. 'fp btha'c
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n Y. and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.

l. Leave ~ ,, Sl5 q m, - M p $3.50, {. 3, o D. u.
iT,pH ALA VIC CITY, EXPRESS ? p.
rluN FREEHOLD at S:l5 H. T. ~, 4, 3, 6, p. For
Newport al SD a. m, II H. .. f. D. Is D. IN.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-12-10
Personal.

Miss Kate Edwards, is visiting
in Baltimore, Md.
Mr. H. b. Gerhardt of Cham
bershurg, Pa, is visiting in this
city.
Miss Fannie Butte, of Pennsyl-
vania is visiting friends in this
city.
Mr.. Bert Long, who has been
clerking in Keyser for some time
past, returned home this week.
Mr.. A. Oden, who has been re-.
siding at Orange c. H., Va, has
moved back TO this city.
Hon. John Blair Hoge occupies
rooms in Washington, at the Ma
ton Hotel.
Miss Emma Dyche, of Morgan
county lis visiting at the residence
of Mr.. Chas. Brookey, in this
city.
Edward Colston, Esq. and lady,
of Cincinnati, Ohio, are visiting
relatives and friends in this city.
Mr.. Colston is a member of the
law firm of Hoadley, Johnson &
Co., of Cincinnati, and we are
pleased TO learn OF his prosperity.
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County Court.

Blackburn Hughes, Esq, President,
and H. j. Seibert and Jacob Miller.
Esqrs., Associates.
This Court met on Monday and ad-
iourned Thursday. The following is a
synopsis of the proceedings
Report Of officers of Hampshire Grade
for year ending December g., 1881,
showing receipts of $530.66, expenses
$393.05, leaving a balance of $147.61,
was fled.
Ia the matter of the application of
the NJ. d p. Railroad Company for issue
of bonds, the decision was continued to
a special term to be held December 30.
Henry j. Seibert was directed to pur-
chase five or six thousand pounds of
pork and 200 bushels of corr for use at
Alms-house.
Report of President and Directors of
the Berkeley section of the Martiusburg
and Winchester Turnpike Company,
showing that after paying a dividend of
2 per cent. on report made February,
1880, there remained a balance on hand
OF $333.11 receipts from January LIST,
1850 to January 1st, 1881, S1,689 to-
tai, $2,022.1l amount expenses paid,
81, 1927 balance on hand, 1919 "a,
on which a dividend Of 2 per cent. had
been declared.
A number Of citizens of G~erardstown
filed a protest, in writing, against the
issue of license for the sale of liquors in
that place.
Two additional lots in Greenhill Gem
etery were ordered to be purchased, in
which to bury paupers.
Geo. P. Walters, r. S. Eichelberger
and j. E. Boyd were appointed to view
and report as to advantage and disad-
vantage of proposed bridge over Hoke's
Run.
One hundred dollars was appropriated
to aid the Corporation of Martinsburg in
repairing bridge on South Queen street.
A great number of bills, and of cor
r%ections of assessments were
made, occupying the attention of the
Court for several days.
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Religious.

There will be preaching at the
Lutheran Church to night (Satur
day. at u O'Clock.
The ceremony of installation of
the recently called pastor, Rev, r.
G. Holland, will take place at the
Lutheran Church tomorrow Sun
day. at II A. NJ. Rev. j. G. Butler,
d. D., of Washington, D.. c., and
Rev. l.. A. Mann, of Middletown,
Md, will ofllciate on the occasion.
DR.. Butler will preach at Z P. NJ.
CHILDREN's DAY.-Rev. B. f.
Ball, Sunday School Secretary of the
Conference, will preach in the M.
E. Church South on Sunday, Decem-
Der IL, morning and night. He viii
also address the Sunday School in
the afternoon at 8 P. NJ. Services
all day for the special benefit of pa
rents and children, in their relation
to religious education.
j. LANDsTREET, Pastor.
The usual services will be held in
the Baptist Church tomorrow (Sun-
day. The ordinance of baptism will
be administered at the close of the
morning service.
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To All Purchasers of silver
Ware. &c.

Triple plate goods are marked trip
pie plate. Quadruple plate is marked
in plain letters, quadruple plate. This
is the best plate made, and will last a
life time. Ifnot stamped in plain let
tiers do not take it, as il will not give
satisfaction. The largest assortment
to be found in town is at HYDRS
JEWELRY STORE. All goods are
stamped just what they are, and made
by the leading manufactures. Call at
once. c5
New lot of Springfield and Rockford
watches just received, very cheap.
Call Cat Hyde's Jewelry Store and
ave money. Nov. 26. 3m.
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GUYER'S CARRIAGE
Special Notice.

Reports are in circulation that since
the fire which destroyed a portion of M
carriage shops, | have not been doing
any thing in the business. Such is not
the fact. The destroyed portions of my
shops have been rebuilt, and my factory
is now in full operation. All work made
to order on short notice. have on hand
carriages, buggiea and wagons, both new
aud secondhand, which will be sold
cheaper than ever for ca,h or on time, to
suit purchaser. Repairing Of all kinds,
done in the best manner at my factory,
West Burke St.C1 9tf cH
also keep m extensive Livery, where
horses and vehicles can be had at all
times.
For sale, cheap, some second hand
light wagon harness. w. II. GEYER.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY, !
Nov. so, 1881.

A FIGHT occurred on Martin
Street Monday, which resulted in a
general skirmish, into which a
number were drawn before it ended.
-Four arrests vel made, and the
parties taken before Justice Colston,
on the charge of riotous conduct
and resistance to officers. The Jus
tice held them for appearance at,the
next term of the Circuit Court, in
the sum Of $500 each. Mr.. John
Mcdonald, white, furnished bail,
and Pent Williams, Hugh Morgan,
and West Malatte, colored, were
committed to the county Jail, in
default of bail.
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See HYDEs JEwELRY STORE.
Maccarcni and best Cream Cheese.
BURKHART g. co.
Christmas.

Some good hints wero given in Har-
per's Bazaar last week, about buying
Christmas gifts. Do not postpone it
until Christmas week. Before leaving
home, have some idea Of what yeu
want how many you have to buy
what will be suitable, &c. This will
a v you time and money. Call aud
we will help you mako out your list,
and will offer only suitable goods for
young and old.
BUBKHART & co.
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THE "Birth of Christi a beauti-
full Christmas Cantanta in three acts,
replete with sacred song and charm
ing dialogues, is now being prepared
to be rendered at Feller's Hall, on
Thursday evening, December 10Th,
by the M. E. Church South Sunday
School. Under the management of
Mr.. B. G. Bushnell, assisted by the
officers and teachers, there car be no
doubt that it will be one of the most
pleasing and creditable entertain
ments given here by home talent for
a long while. Secure seats early.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-12-10

A NEWLY DISCOVERED ENEMY
TO THE WHEAT.-The Hagerstown
Mail, abiding to the fine appearance
of the growing wheat since the late
rains and propitious weather, men
lions the fact that a new enemy to
the wheat has appeared in that coun-
ty, but does not know how general
its existence may be. 1t publishes
the following from enc Of the "most
observant and experienced farmers"
in Washington county:
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
Nov. so, 1881. {
MI. VIM. Miller, II miles north of
Sharpsburg, has a field Of twelve
acres seeded to wheat, which came
up and promised well as wheat gen
orally, but has since been attacked
by a worm which has destroyed q
third or perhaps one-half Of the
plants, taking it in patches through
out the field. Where the drill wheels
passed over the sown wheat, the
worms were slower in attacking it,
for the reason, as is supposed, that
the packing OF the ground by the
wheels interferred with their work
Of destruction. H. t. NEIKIRK.
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DEAD LETTERS-The following is
a list of letters remaining in the Post
Office at M%artinsburg, w. Va, Dec.
Sd, and will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office Dec. 18th, if not called
for. Persons calling for these let
tiers will please say advertised:
Mr.. Neil, j. w. Waful, N. Dug
lass, Miss Lucy Ford, M. Copen-
haver, and the following letter held
for better direction: Miss Louisa
Hayes.
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To the Farmers.

We desire to say to the Farmers of
Berkeley and the adjoining counties, that
we are now receiving our Fall and Win
ter stock of BOOTS and SH0ES-all the
better grades made especially to order and
guaranteed strictly as represented-at
very moderate prices.
GETTIEGER j. H0KE,
scl-tf Blendel's Building.
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BIG HoGs.-Mr. Charley Thumel
butchered his four hogs on Saturday
last. They were fine specimens of
swine. Charley always has his hogs
named, and while in the pen they
answer to their names as intelligent
ly as we'll trained dogs. The weight
of the four hogs aggregated 1926
pounds, as follows: Nick, 444; Bob,
sol; Tom, 331 and Billy, 450. These
hogs were fifteen months old, and
we doubt if any one will be able to
furnish four to beat them.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
ClOaks. &c.

just received a line of Cloaks and
Dolmans, direct from the mandatory,
which will be sold at the very lowest
prices. Also a large line of Gosimers
for ladies, gentlemen and children.
Please call and examine before buying .
q. w. HOKE.
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Christmas Christmas.

MAGNIFICENT PRESENTS.
Don't fail to drop in at Jones jewel
ry Store and look at the brilliant dis
play Of Silverwafe, Fine Jewelry, OF
latest styles, Gold Watches, Diamonds,
etc, especially for tho holidays. Large
stock, fine goods, sold at low figures,
and warranted as represented.
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Look Here.

Call and examine the fine lot of la
dies and misses shoes, and mems hand
made kip boots. Most of these goods
made to order, and warranted to fit.
JOHN LYONS,
North Queen st. next door to Valley
House. Nov. l2-2m.
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AN article, by ID. H. Stuckey,
Esq, Assessor for the Second Dis
trict of the county, explanatory of
the Assessment Law, is unavoidably
crowded out this week. 1t will APP
pear next.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-12-10

A KETTLE of lard in MI. C., O.
Lambert's slaughter house, took fire
Tuesday night, and caused an alarm
which brought the firemen out
promptly. The fire was extinguished
without much damage.
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Finely Ornamented Cakes.
For weddings and parties. Fresh Oys-
tiers received daily by
d10-4t G. p. MATrHAEI.
LoUIsy1LLE.KY..M Nav 2.1s79.

LoUIsyILLE,KY. May 2,1S79.
MesSrS. HutchiS0n q Bro take
great pleasure in fully endorsing
your "Neuralgine' as possessing
every quality claimed for it as a
specific for sick headache and neu-
ralgia.
Respectfully yours,
THos. Il. POWELL.
Sold by ]. L. w. Baker, Martins
burg.
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Literary Notices.


-
GOLDEN DAYs,a journal for Boys
and Girls, is one of the best publica-
tions of the kind in the country.
Every issue is handsomely illustra-
ted, and the stories and miscelane-
Gus matter is always of a character
to both interest and instruct the
young men, and at the same time is
elevating in its moral tone. 1t is
published by James Elverson, Phila-
delphia, at the very reasonable price
of $500 per year. No parent could
give his son or daughter a more &C
ceptable Christmas present, then to
present them with a receipt for Gold
en- Days for one year:
OUR LITTLE ONEs-This excel
lent magazine, az its name implies,
is devoted to the wants of the little
folks. 1t is printed in clear large
type and is handsomely Illustrated.
Our little one halls its monthly APP.
pearance with great Joy. 1t is edit
ed by the popular "Oliver Optic"
who is the great favorite of all the
little folks. 1t is published by the
Russell Publishing Co., 149 A. FIRE.
mont Street, Boston. No better
Christmast gift could be given to
little folks than a years subscrip-
ton to this CHEEKY magazine. Price,
$3.50 per year.
PETERS0N'S MAGAZINE for Jan
uary is the most superb number ever
issued of that popular lady's book.
There are two steel engravings,
"Happy as a Queen" and "Playing
at Doctor" the latter n of tue
most amusing of its kind we have
almost ever seem. Besides these.
there is a double-size, steel, Paris
fashion plate, elegantly colored, a
picture in itself; and also a very
beautiful colored pattern for work
ing in crewel; a "Sun Flower" de-
sign, an establishment alone as ex-
penslve as the finest chrome. In all,
there is about fifty engravings in
the number, counting the wood en-
cravings. The stories are original.
There is also an illustrated article
on paris and Pa~risians,' ? quite SUI
perlor to what we generally see in
magazines. With this number ap-
pears, as a Supplement, a full. size
diagram pattern for a Coat-Bodice
for a lady, the last thing in fashion.
This alone is worth the price of the
number. Where only one magazine
is taken, this, it seems to us, is the
one to take. Where several are TAX
en-, Peterson" should be one of
them. The price is astonishingly
low, viz; four copies for $3.50, with
an extra copy gratis to the person
getting up the club, or five copies
for $780,. and both an extra copy
and a superb premium mezzotint,
flush, Don't Wake them" or an
elegant Photograph Album. Speci-
mems OF the magazine sent free graf
is to person wishing to get up clubs.
Everybody ought to take Peterson"
for 1882. Address Chas. j. Peterson,
BOG Chestnut Street, Philadelphia,
Pa.
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The sale of delinquent lands by
Sheriff Chrisman, in front of the
Court House on Monday and Tues
day, was quite spirited.
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To Farmers and Laboring Men, call
and see the best line of mems Heavy
Brogans in iowa, at II. N. DEA-
TRICKS.
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For the Ladies'.

w have just received a very nice
line of Cousins celebrated Shoes, ON
bracing quite q variety of styles, to
which we invite attention.
GELTrNGER 81 HoKE.
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New STYLES I'm HATS.

All the latest Fall Styles in Stiff, Flex-
bic, Soft and Cashmere hats at
GETTINGER & HoKE'S.
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ar. CHRIS. SHEELKEY,I of this
Zee, has received a patent for a
h Balance and Clamping Devise,
oh will do away with box frames
weights. The patent bears
9 Nov. Is and 22nd, 1881. 1t is
Sheelkey's purpose to give his
ntion to introducing it into gem
use.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-12-10

Special drives in Dress Goods, such
as Black and Colored Cashmeres, Hem
rietta Cloth, Nuns Cloth, Surah Silk
Brocade Six, Black Silk, Trimming
Silk, Passamentries. Fringes, Cord
Tassels, &c, at
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Che Charleston Call remarks -
"The eighty-second birthday of Rich
ard Clark was celebrated by the birth
of a bouncing son Mother Martin
was the attending physician. The
parties reside in the upper end ofthe
county.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-12-10

The Apron Festival at Feller's
Hall, this Saturday evening, will
be a pleasant affair. Refreshments
in abundance will be served.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-12-10
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.


A large assortment of all kinds of
Toys, Rsisins, Currants, Citron, Figs,
Dates, Aim ends, Nuts, &c, cheaper
than ever, at @. p. MATTHAEI.
Next door TO Court. house,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-12-10
New Goods.

l have just received a large stock Of
new and desirable goods, that l offer to
sell at prices that cannot be beaten in
this or any other city. Call and ex-
anime and be convinced.
e EBfc j. H. SHAFFER.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-12-10

For White, Silver Gray, and Gray
Blankets. the cheapest in town, go to
j. IL. SHAFFERiS.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-12-10
HO. for the Holidays.

am just receiving u large invoice of
the finest furniture that | have ever
brought to this place for the Holidays.
To satisfy yourself that | have the best
assortment of furniture in Martinsburg,
come in and see, whether you wish to
buy or not. Yours, &c
q. A. SANER.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-12-10

For LADIES SHOES go to the THE
BLUE FRONT, closing out sales.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-12-10

oh, those magnificent Parlor and
Chamber Suits just received at
SANER'S. Go see them.