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Points on the Way.

The Quaker meeting at Hopewell
last Sunday was well attended, and
the Esprit moved" lively. Quite a
number of young people from this
place were ia attendance, though the
stiff-back benches and white whash-
ed walls did not seem to attract
them into the church. The drive
there and back was delightful, and
the weather could not have been
more pleasant had it been made to
order"
Mr.. Charles Wolford, who has re-
Gently taken charge of the Taylor
Hotel" Winchester, has put the
house in thorough good order, and it
is conducted in firSt-class style. Mr..
w. has dropped into the way of =
successful landlord-that of making
his guests comfortable and at home
and the "Taylor House. will, Of
course, 60 blooming" under its new
management.
The Chief of Police and his assist
nt,of Winchester, drove ''rattlingn
good horse last Sunday, as several
parties on their way from Hopewell
to that place found out. The race
was closely contested, but then the
boys were nearing town and held up
for fear Of being ''pulledn for fast
driving.
We overheard some of the boys
who were at Hopewell last Sunday,
remark that the Frederick county
girls were not "worth a cent" for a
"mash," and that their next trip
would be across the river.
The growing wheat along the way
to Winchester gives a most promis-
ing appearance, and the farmers
should certainly be satisfied with the
outlook.
Why is it that the toll-gats keeper
at this point was the only one along
the line who required toll from those
on their way to Quaker meeting last
Sunday
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SHORT STOPS.

PEN Mar Park will be opened for
excursions in about week.
The recent rains have revived
vegetation.
The torrid heat of the last week
has been succeeded by polar wave.
A lodge of the American Legion
Of Honor is to be instituted in Win
chester.
There will be a total eclipse OF the
moon on the 18th and 18th of June.
Visible here.
The usual number from this place
attended the Hopewell meeting last
Sunday.
An election for one member of
Council, will be held in the several
Wards of the city, on Monday.
Mr.. George Buxon, has disposed
of 800, 900 bricks this season, and is
making them at the rate of 5000 per
day. The bricks disposed Of, have
all been used in Martinsburg. This
shows that there is some activity in
building in our town.
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Notice! N0tice!! Notice ~!
To the People of Berkeley
and Adjoining Counties.

Those contemplating erecting Mon
uments or Toni BIS to departed friends,
will find it to their interest to call at
JNO. A. YOUNGS Marble Works,
where you will find larger selection
than at any other place in the Valley.
Call and see the place and be convinc.
ed, and do not leave without asking
the prices of tie tombs, the lowness
of which will astonish all.
mEs& Opposite Old Post-Gfice.
m o1-3t.
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DEAD LETTERS.-The following
is list of letter remaining in the
Post-Offiee at Martinsburg, w. Va.
April 30th, and will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office May 14th if not
called for. Persons calling for
these letters will please say adver-
tised.
Henry Wishings, Miss Lille Coli
i'll, Miss Mamie Williams, Ellen
Mwiman, Jno. Murphy, Isaiah Key
ser, following Il Aliens Ninstrels,
Sarah E. Bailey, VIM. Harrison
Also the following letters held for
better descriptions: Mary E. Fout,
Friedrich county, Md, Miss Ida NJ.
Pitzer, Friedrich county, Va.
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THIEVES entered the carpen-
ter shop of Bender & Bro, ,one night
last week and stole a lot of carpen-
ter tools belonging to Mr.. Charles
Rice, employed in the shops. A few
nights before the Planning Mills of
Messrs. Thompson & Co., were en-
tered and lot of tools belonging to
James Cage, one of the workmen car
ried off. Most of Mr.. C's. tools were
afterwards recovered, being found
hid near the premises.
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Grand Excursion.

First Of the season to the mammoth
store of G. z. HERRING, corner
Queen and Martin streets.
Ladies' Linen listers sold at ruin
GUS prices, 81. TO So.
500 Parasols, to be closed out at once
20cts to 81.
5000 straw hats from 5ets. TO $l00.
1000 yards straw Mating, 10 to 20
Don't forget our large Stock OF
Dishes and Tinware for harvest at oct.
store.
m 14-2t.
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SUITS FOR ALL.-One of the larg-
est assortment Of ready-made cloth
ing in this city can now be found at
the large establishment of D. Wells,
Queen street. His stock embraces
boys, youths, children's and mems
suits, of all grades and prizes, such as
cannot be found in any other estab-
lishment in this city. Their custom
department is also attractive, and
furnishes the latest styles from which
suits can be selected.
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Prof. Ferret.

KEYsER, W. VA, May Is, Isl.
Eds. Independent:
Many Of your readers will be graf
flied to learn of the high honor re-
Gently conferred upon Prof. William
Ferret, former citizen Of Berkeley
county. Professor Ferret has Just
been elected an honorary member of
the Austrian Meteorological Society
of Vienna, to fill the vacancy caused
by the decease of Gen. Meyer. A
very fine diploma of the fact has just
been received by Prof. Ferrel from
the Austrian capital.
The high honor is shown from the
fact that there are only nineteen
honorary members, of which only
two are assigned to England, two to
France, one to Scotland, and one to
the United States, and so on. Prof.
Ferrel stands deservedly high in the
scientific circles, both OF this and
the old world.
In the National Academy of Sci
ence, no ones papers read are listen
ed TO with more respectful consider
alton than his. Prof. Pierce, late of
the coast survey, said that "Prof.
Ferrsl had few equals and no sspe-
rlors in celestial mathematics, either
in this or the old world" In fact,
Prof. Ferrel is the father of "Old
Probabilities" and the Scientific AS.
sociations of the world recognize the
fact. Some years ago l visited the
Signal Service Office at Washington,
and interviewed Prof. Able, who
had charge of the probabilities de-
partment, as to the basis or theory
on which he made his predictions.
After discussing the matter, he said
Prof. Ferrel, who was then with us
could explain the matter better than
he. as for all there was of science in
1T, they were indebted to Prof. Fer
rel. These facts, through the infu-
ence OF DIR. Martin and Mr.. Faux
ner, were recognized some years ago
by the West Virginia University,
which conferred upon Prof. Ferret
the honorary degree of Doctor OF
Philosophy. X.
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Deep Rock.

Deep Rock Mineral Water. This
celebrated Mineral Water, which is
prescribed and recommended by Ply
sicians, who are acquainted with its
Medicinal properties, is for sale only in
Berkeley county by
j. L. w. BAKER,
No. II N. Queen ST.
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DIR. J. H. STEHLEY, died at his
residence near Falling Waters, in
this county, on Monday last. He
was an esteemable citizen, and rep
resented this county in the Legisla-
ture some years ago. He had been
confined to his room by sickness for
two years previous to his death. His
remains were taken to Harrisburg
for interment.
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For Sale.

/ will sell at private sale frame barn
building, located on the b. & o. r. X
near the Queen street crossing. The
purchaser can remove the building or
lease the ground on which it stands and
let it remain during the lease. The
building is in good condition and will
be sold on reasonable terms. For fur.
thur information inquire of
MRS. KATE s. POWELL.
may7,4t
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REV. J. p. HYDE, of this city, at.
tended the dedication of the new NJ
E. Church South at Woodstock, Va,
on Sunday last. The pastor. Rev
Mr.. Collins, was assisted by Revs'
Mallory and Hyde in the dedicatory
services. Rev. J. 2. Hyde preached
the dedication sermon. There was
a large attendance, and the entire
indebtedness on the church was
raised before it was dedicated.
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THE LADIES

Are invited to examine the large and va
ried assortment of Spring Styles ia Shoes,
just being received at GETrIsera & HoKE's
and embracing everything from a house
slipper TO fine Kid Button Boot. Prices
guaranteed as low as anywhere In the
land. Queen Street, BIondel' Building.
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For the Eye of MIR. II. G.
Plat

(From the Philadelphia Times.)
Suppose Tom Plat fails of a
reelection. Will he ever again
speak to Roscoe Conkling, who
has persuaded him to give up a
seat into which he never fitted?
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To Let.

Furnished rooms with board for two
or three gentlemen, or lady and gen..
tleman. Pleasant locality and terms
moderate Inquire at this office,
M 14-4t.
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The new time table on the G. V,
r. r., will go into effect on Monday
next. Under the new table, trains
leave and arrive as follows:
Trains leave at 7;3O Am; 1000 A,
M, and 400 2. NJ.
Trains arrive Mt Martinsburg at
1880 P. NJ; 4;30 p. NJ, and $40 P. N,
Train leaving Martinsburg at
1920 A. NJ, and arriving at $40 p.
NJ, is mixed train.
Time: Z minutes faster than Mar.
tinsburg time.
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BARGAINSl BARGAINS !

We keep a full line of all kinds OF
Boots and Shoes, from the highest to
the lowest grades, varying in price
from 20 cts. up. Call and examine, as
we cannot fail to suit you at the BLUE
FRONT. UaS fr.s..
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MR.. JOHN JAMIseN died at his
rooms in the Grand Central Hotel,
on Monday evening last. The im-
mediate cause of his death was a
stroke of paralysis. He was aged
about 60 years. His remains were
taken to Baltimore for interment.
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Pm in the field again. bigger than ev-
or, and am determined to sell goods
cheaper than ever at the old stand. l
have also large yard and stable at
tached for the use of my customers,
free gratis. | hope all my old patrons
will call and give me their country
produce in exchange for goods.
3--m q. w. DEGRANGE.
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Summer Hats.

Mackinaw, Roman braids, Webster
b raids; Canton, German braids.
f rench Palm, white. brown and mix
ed; all the latest styles, cheap at
GETTINGER & HOKES.
Queen ST., BlondelRs Building.
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Personal Notes.

DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Best, OF Bruce
town, took the b. Il o. r. r., at
this point, on Wednesday, for
Kansas. They went by way
Of st. Lsuis, and will visit Kansas
City, Mo-, Topeka and other points
in Kansas. They will be absent
about three weeks. We wish them
a pleasant visit.
Mr. B. f. Slane, who was injured
by an engine tender running over
his leg, in the depot yard of the B.
& Q. r. r., at Washington, last
week, is reported to be getting along
as well as could be expected under
the circumstances.
Mr.. "Lit." Heke, of the firm of
Gettinger & Hoke, is still confined
TO his room by sickness.
Mr.. Neal Berry, new with Daniel
Miller q Co., of Baltimore, is at
home on a short visit.
Mr.. John Trammell, formerly Of
this place, but now of Wichita, Kan
sas, is visiting friends in this city.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.


No. Is North Queen Street, opposite
Bakers Drug Store,
VIII insert you beautiful upper set of
Teeth as low as $500. All other OPERA
tons, such as Filling, Extracting, &c. at
corresponding rates. Call and be con.
WINGED. (m2l.
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Good. Better, Best.

We have three grades Of Mems
''Stitch downs one Of which we have
made to order, and the best ever offer
ed here. Every pair warrented.
GETTINGER 81 HOKE.
Queen St, Blondelps Building.
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MR.. LUTHER MILLER has OPEN
the Wool market, and is buying dali
". He has already bought over
80 900 pounds, and a good deal of it
has been delivered. He 10 paying
25 cents per pound.
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Corn Fertilizer.

Ground limestone, which contains
90 per cent. of pure carbon, can be had
at Hambry's White Lime Works,
Martinsburg. w. Va. 1t will make
corn 'git up and hump ITSELF" and is
good for all kinds Of grain and gra s..
a 30-3t
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THE election for county superin-
tendent of free schools, and boards
of education for the county, was
held in the districts outside of Mar
tinsburg, ON Tuesday. Mr.. j. 2.
Stump was reelected county super
intendent by decided majority.
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A Had Lot.

Lots wife had the worst case Of
Salt Rheum on record, pity she
had mt a chance 10 use Spring flos-
som Remedy. Prices: VI 80 cents,
and trial bottles 10 cents. For
sale by +. G. Williams, Jr., & Broa
druggists.
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Trunks, Travelling Bags &c great
specially, at Gettinger Sc Hoke's, and
cheaper than anywhere else in town
large stock and great variety, direct
from the best manufacturers. Remem-
Der the place-Quetn ST., Blondeps
building.
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LOOK OUT for j. n. Thatcher's
new advertisement next week. He
is selling Walter A. Woods Irvine
Binders, Reapers and Mowers.
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Strawberries. &C.

Nice fresh Strawberries, Peas, Cabbage,
Asparagus, Radishes, Onions, Lettice, &c,
at BLOCKER'S.
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Money Wanted.

Wanted to borrow $500, for two
years, on good real estate security.
Enquire at this office.
m 7-3t.
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The recent dry, hot weather was
hard On the young Clover and in
some places it was entirely destroy
ed.
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JUBILEE SINGERs.-Be sure and
hear the New Orleans Jubilee Sing
ers at the M. F.. Church next Friday
night, May 9th. This is the best
troupe of Jubilee Singers ever heard.
Tickets, 25 cents; children, Is cents.
Doors open at P. NJ; concert begins
at SPIN.
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AN exchange says indelible PEN
Gil points are composed Of the most
deaSly poison. Be careful not to
put the ends in your mouth, if you
use them.
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THE lawn. mowers are being push
ed lively in the yards and barber
shops, but in both places there il fire.
quently seen great lack Of material
to work on.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS.

A full line Of childrens' shoes, light
color, which We will sell at very low
prices, All sizes, at BLUE FRONT.
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ysnnor predicts hot weather, get ready
for IL by going to FISHER 4 FISKR, and
buy Star Oil Stove and a refrigerator
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Docs got into the flocks of Mes
srs. Ellis and Williamson, near Ho-
miller's Mill, this county, and killed
and crippled number of sheep and
lambs.
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Go to FISHER & FISKE'S new store,
and examine their stock OF Refrigerators,
Water Coolers, Ice cream treezers, Fly
fans, &C., and you will be sure to be hap
Ply.
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Get circular from j. l.. w. BAK-
Err and read of the wonderful cura-
tive properties Of Deep Rock Mineral
Water, and call and try it at
No. II N. Queen St
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Fresh and Reliable Flower Seeds
from the well known Florists Wick,
Reed and the Shakers. for sale by
j. l.. w. BAKER,
mchl2 tt Druggist,
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The following is the programme
of commencement exercises at Stor.
er College, Harper's Ferry, w. Va.
May 28th, 10 A. M.-Meeting of
Trustees.
May 2Sth, 8 P. M.-Alumni Adj
dress; by VIM. II. Bell.
May 18th, s p. M.-Concert: by
Original University Jubilee Singers
OF New Orleans.
May Goth. - Baccalaureate Ser
mon; by Rev. 5. CARTS of New
Hampshire.
May 30th, $50 A. M.-Anniversa-
ry Exercises.
May Both, P. Mcclure on
John Brown; by Hon. Friedrich
Douglass.
May 3Oth, 5 P. M.-Laying of Cor
ner Stone of Anthony Memorial
Hall.
May 30th, SP. M.-Dramatic En-
tertainment.
Music by Dunmore's Band, Jubi-
lee Singers and College Glee Clubs.
Excursion rates on all rail road s
from May 2Sth to 81 inclusive.
DON'T FORGET! Go to hear the
JuhilA@ Singers at thA NJ r. Church
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II. N. DEATRICK has returned
from Philadelphia, and is opening
very large and cheap stock of Dry
Goods, which win be sold cheap for
cash.
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Gold is precious but the Golden Star
Oil Stove is more precious in hot wealth
err. For sale by FISHER & FlSKE
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Corporation Election.
FOg TIE COUNCIL.
Ems. INDEPENDENT:

LIS. lNUaFENDkAIs
Please announce Mr.. George W. De-
Grange as candidate for reelection to
the Council from the Third Ward. The
present Council have served the Corpora
ton well and faithfully, and we see no
reasons for a change. MAsY CITIZENS.
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Eps. INDEPENDENT:

EDS. INDKFkNnENT.
The voters of the Filth Ward desire to
retain the services Of Mr.. John Linthi-
cum, as member of the Council. He
has been faithful and served Is we'll
Announce him for reelection
FIFTH WARD.
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a'ies if you want the best calico in
town, for 6l cts, call and see them, at
DEATRICK'S S.
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Straw hats, a large and we'll selected
stock and will be sold cheap for cash
at III. N. DEATRICK.
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The JUBILEE SINGERS will please
you. Go hear them at the M. E.
Church next Friday night, May q.
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EDS, INDEPENDENT:

Mr. Wendell Small will be supported
and we trust elected as Councilman from
the Fifth Ward. We believe him TO be a
substantial and trustworthy citizen and
we ask the citizens ofthe Ward to give
him favorable consideration.
MANY CITIZENS.
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The Shaker Garden Seeds have given
more satisfaction and are mere reliable
than any seeds sold ia this country.
They have stood the test for more than
forty years and have never failed to
please. For sale only by
mchl2tf j. l.. w. BAKER.
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Buttrick's Patterns.

The June number just out and for sale
oy D. w. TIMBERLAKE.
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Farmers sewed Kip Roots

A very superior article Of heavy
Sewed Kip Boots, especially desired
for farmers, warranted in every par
ticular, at
GETTINGER & HOKEtS.
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FARMERS SHOES.

A full line Of Brogans and Pillow
shoes, cheap, for farmers and others, at
the BLUE FRONT.
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PEAS, radishes, onions and othel
vegetables are plenty in the market
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THE REASON WHY D. w. Timber
lake sells more dry goods than any other
house in Martinsburg, is the fact that his
stock is larger and he sells them cheap
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For cheap and good Cottonades, the
best ever offered in this market, 90 to
J.H. SHAFFER.
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Gentlemen, call and see the Scratc h
Pocket Shirt, new and improved ar
ticle. The best shirt out for the M oney
and just what you want.
G.. w. HOKE.
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Just received 10 pieces of Matlaice,
Brocaded Dress Goods, only 10 cts. per
yard, worth 16 cts. at
LOUIS BOUTON.
m21-3 m.
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Mems and Boys Straw Hats. large
assortment, very cheap, at Fl. N. DEA-
TRICKS
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LADIES, MISSES AND chill
DRENS, SHOES.

We have just received large stock
of Ladies' fine shoes, also for Misses
and children, which we will sell at 10 W
figures. Call and see them, at the
BLUE FRONT.
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EDS. INprpENpENT::

EDS. INDEPENDENT:
IfMr. Philip Showers will consent to
be q candidate for re election to the
Coun Gil from the First Ward, he will re-
ceiye hearty support. He has been an
efficient, bold and outspoken member, and
done his duty faithfully. We hope he
will consent 10 be q candidate.
CITIZENS OF FIRST WARD.
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Eps. INDEPENDENT:

Mr.. Gsorge S. Hill, has served The Cor
poration we'll as Councilman from the
Second Ward Please announce him as
candid ate for reelection.
MANY CITIZENS.
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Silk Cords and TasseIs.

The best assortment of these goods, al
SO Fringes, Passamentries and Silks,
fashionable shades at
D. W. TIMBERLAKES.
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For Ladies' and Gents Kid Gloves
from 25 cts. to $1.00 go to
j. II. SHARPER.
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The best assortment of Ladies an,
Chldren's Hose in the city is at
D. W. TIMBERLAKE'S.
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Eps. INDEPENDENT:

Please announce Mr.. D. A. Cline as
Councilman for Third Ward. He will
receive the support of his friends whom
he has before served so well in the posi-.
ton. MANY CITIZENS.
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$50 Ladies Linen and Dsbags III.
sters at astonishing low prices. from
90 CTS. up. Warrented every one for
good fitting at LOUIS BOUTON.
m2l--3m.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-05-21

Lawns, warranted fast colors, coch-
ices, only 49, cts, worth 20 cts, also
Parrian Lawns, only 8! cts. worth 12l
at the BAZAAR.
m2I-3m.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1881-05-21
EDS. INDEPENDENT:

Ems. INDEPENDENT:
Please announce Mr.. Samuel Bratt for
reelection TO the Council from the Fourth
Ward. He has been a good man in the
Mace, and the Ward can do no better
than TO return him. MANY CITIZENS.