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Rrontl Lane.

5uieoegiuE gems 10 be the or
aer q the day; but we cannot
oo3st oi three 0r four hundred
Founders this gear, Is we cid Hast
AauE aogs We're s0.8 for bic caste
eea marke and t3e shoats were
reserved tF domestic purposes,
eonsequ ently the p0rkefs are light,
as g g,aeraI thing
Thanksgiving was observes
I pretty generally ny most persons
la ms place hv going eN iih
their usual routine of indus iHl
pursuits Some were la the liplls
hauling corn or fodder, come we're
IN cir Shops usin the force an8
sledge, cusiug gne blows to be re-
verberatefi Throughout tha village
bile some were dazzling wood,
and others were pecsing 0n the
wood pile Ab0ut s u. TN. we
heard the ding dong" Of a church
bel Wiiiiamsp0rt, SO we hss
tened TO obey the summons, nut
on reaching the place we found
that tie easlness houses were ail
open, and so was the church
Many men were seen going in aua
out the stores, out none going 10
caureh, that we saw but we saw
several women wiudingilheir soli-
tary way, ,ha' bitter cold day, 10
obey The summons of the church
heii, and O. their Cover or, and al
cur President, aud OF our Goo
May Heavens Blessing crown the
examples Of our good women with
Wreatb5 OF unfading and Immortal
flowers.
After returning and partakiug
Of a sumptu0us dinner, we spent
the rest Of the day by ne geuiai
OLD stove, enjoying the laughter
and nerriment OF ire children.
Many Of our savants Qearnedl
aud eahefial minded are anxious
" waiting 10 see the transit OF
Venus. Some seem to think tina
TIE inhabitants 81 Venus will I'M
dergo severe torture, by means oi
she severe heat OF the Sun, While
passing over its immense disk IN
distance Of SO, 600 600 miles, while.
others contemplate that ii will be
colder on the earth in consequence
of the heat OF the sun, being stay
cd by venus. Thee speculations
are vain. Venus Is usually q,
600 600 miles from the sun, and
5000, 600 miles from the earth. II
is evident that Venus receives
twice as mu0h heat and light as
does our earth, But then her
days are shorter, being only % h.
aud p M, and her years 224 u is;
her season are 2 months each;
her winters are equally as cold, il
not colder than ours. Since her
axes are encIined 75o, me thinks
that when she passes over the
SUMS disk, or between the earth
and Sun, that her inhabitants will
90 on with their Industrial puf-
suits without realizing that theil
globe is encroaching upon our
light for few hours. AS TO max
ing the earth colder, we all know
hat the light Of the Sun il often
Obscured by clouds, twilight ana
night Hence, we cannot imagine
that il can have, or will have any
sad affect upon the earth, but we
shall all know about this partic-
ular after it is over. ARCTURUs.
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Personal.

Mr.. Jackson Cline, of Roanoke,
Va, is here on a visit to his parents
Mr.. Able Hunter, of Grafton,
spent Sunday last in this place.
Mr. Ned Schaarman, of Baltimore,
was here this week, visiting his par
ents.
Rev. A. T.. Rogers and wife, who
have been visiting in Missouri, res
turned home on Thursday last.
Mrs. Helen Fox and her daughter,
who have been visiting relatives in
this city for some weeks past, re-
turned to their home at Cornwall,
Pa, on Monday last.
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Merry Christmas Merry
Christmas!

Come and feast your ey es on the
beautiful in art, the useful and elegant.
Let no one fail to make some heart
happy by little present, at this merry
season. Our Tea and Dinner Sets are
both useful and beautiful. Glassware
intended especially for presents. Japan
goods, wonderful works Of art Fancy
goods without number-and some
beautiful things for the little ones. We
have taken great care in the selection
OF our Holiday Gcods, and we hope no
eye that reads this notice win fail to
see what we have. do Sc.
PURKHART q co.
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AUDITORS OFFICE,
STATE OF ~ EST VA
Novrnllrr ". 50

d. II. Stuckey, Esq Commissioner
of hereaue, MortuStay, ". "a:
DEAR SIR:-l have not been aule
until now To give you an answer To
your letter of the Slh inst. The
Revenue Book Tor your District has
been received, aud fiud upon exam
ination that 1t proves 10 be Uery cor
rect and complete; IN fact, II Is "a
tirst-eIass piece of We k. Yours,
very truly, Jos. 5. MILLER,
Auditor.
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AN alarm of fire Thursday even
ing about II O'Clock, was caused by
a burning chimney on the residence
of Judge Faulkner.
Another alarm about 6 o'clock
Friday morning was also caused by
a burning chimney. The tiremen
were out promptly at both alarms.
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PETERsON's MAGAZINE for Jan
uary is just out, a marvel of beauty,
the most costly, evidently ever is
sued. There are two unrivalled steel
engravings; the first, Cherry Ripe"
an exquisite copy of Millais' cele-
brated picture; the other, Psyche
Listening to the Flute" also eXcep-
tionally charming. Then there is a
double sized colOred steel fashion
plate, which is picture as well; and
some thirty other fashion patterns,
besides a score of designs in en-
broidery, crewel. work, etc. But the
great feature is magnificent color
ed pattern in Berlin work for a cur
tain-bOrder, chair stripe, ETC., etc,
the most expensive and beautiful,
yet useful establishment, perhaps,
ever published in any magazine.
There are two noyelets, The Pro-
fessional Beauty" by Frank Lee
Benedict, aud "Rule or Rum" by
Mrs. Ann 5. Stephens, besides sew
eral completed stories by other first
class authors, and the very best al
ways write Tor TINS magazine, Inc
reading matter is increased also,
there being one hundred and four
pages in the number Peterson, in
short, is cheaper and better than
ever for 1888. The price is still only
two dollars a year. To clubs 1T is
astonishingly low, viz: six copies
for nine dollars, with an extra copy
to the person getting upthe club. Or
seven copies for ten dollars and
half, with both an extra copy and II
large-size engraving, Christ Before
Plate or "a Photograph Album, to
the person getting up the club. Sub
scribe to no magazine till you have
seen a copy of this. Specimens are
sent, gratis, to persons wishing to
get up clubs. Address Chas. j. Pc
terson, 800 Chestnut street, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
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SPARKLING EYES, rosy cheeks
and clear complexion only accom-
pany good health. Parker's Ginger
Tonic better than anything, makes
pure, rich blood, and brings health,
joyous spirits, strength and beauty
Ladies try it.-Bdzddr. OLA.
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a PARTY was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. w. T. Stewart on Mon
day evening, which was largely at
tended by invited guests. 1t was
given in celebration of the twenty.
first birth day of Mr.. $. V. Fiery, a
nephew of Mr.. Stewards The oc-
casion was a most enjoyable affair to
all present.
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The Masons and bricklayers en-
ployed at Bakers lime works have
been compelled to suspend work for
the present on account of the cold
weather.
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Sc ha8 rate8-~4pe teata qe fte~fof esHaaf Ae'
tssfs brgqpd tee Hsfa5 aa11nAeeaetat
In this place November 26 LAURA
T., beloved wife of Charles Dowlan
and daughter of VIM. aud Sue Har-
man, aged 20 years.
Sweet spirit thou nast Il 4 away,
Too puro to lager heres
4 little finger we mus stay,
And hope meet thee there.
Amidst the gems of paradise,
Thy shining form We see;
And celmlY wait till we hill rise.
once more to dwell with thee,
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REV. II. NJ. WHARTON will de-
liver his lecture-"My Trip to Eu-
rope"-in the audience room Of the
Baptist church on Friday evening,
December 18th. The lecture is a
most excellent one, and the lecturer
a pleasant and interesting speaker,
Admission 25 cents.
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MIEAr

Receipts 62 000 bu hipments,
CORN.
Receipts .43 00Ubu. Shipments.
Stock in Elevators .,..........".". 1876, $50
Wheat dull and easy, closing about
steady Corn, firm but inactive Flour.
while quotations are not reduced, con-
cessions must be made to deal Bran,
active, middlings I'LL. Oats, quiet and
tr.n; supply light: Western mixed 4ca
42cts.; White, 44a46cts Maryland,
Virgioia ana Pennsy lvania, 42s46cts.
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REV. A. E. ROGERS having re-
turned from Missouri, will preach in
the Baptist church Sunday (to-mor-
ROW. at IL A. NJ and p. NJ.
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THE Commander in Chief of the
Grand Army Of the Republic, Gen.
Vandervorst, will visit the Depart
ment Of West Virginia, on Tuesday
evening, Dec. q, 1882. The Com
mander Of Posts with their com
mands are requested to meet him az
the depot in full uniform.
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THE wife OF Mr.. James Westall,
of this place, was paralyzed on Tues
day night. The attack, we learn,
was slight.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
EElpie Work.

Having been oommissio ed as Bible
coipo trr fr The A b society, I will
Gem Wenee TO cAnv4ss the city of Mar
tinshurg On Monday, Dec 9Th. Per-
sons wishing Bibles or fest4ments can
purchase them ut prime cost; AL those
do titnto Of Bibles ana mot able To pur.
chase one, viii ha supplied free, by
calling st the boot and sh 81 re Of
j Il. Davis NM MCKEE.
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A GREAT deal OF corn is still out,
and some farmers will have cold
fingers before they get it safely in
the crib.
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HYDE is so crowded with Holiday
goods that a great many articles will
be run off at cost to get room.
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POSTER PRINTING, sale bills, let
ter heads, bill heads, statements,
wedding and business cards,-in fact
everything in the job printing line,
from the largest poster to the most
delicate card-executed in the very
best style and at prices beyond COM
petition, at this office. Call and see
samples and get prices.
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MEssRs. CRUM. CURTIS VIII.
Sandman and Will. Orison, went on
a deer hunt to Doegully this week.
They succeeded in getting up several
deer and Mr.. Sandman was fortunate
enough to bring down a fine young
doe.
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At NEAL BERRY'S, opposite Post
Office, is the place to buy your Holiday
goods. He has the largest Stock Of
Silk Handkerchiefs, LINEN, etc Lace,
Fichus, Lace Ties, Silk Ties, Ribbons,
Hosiery, Gloves. Hoo S, Tides, and
general line Of Fancy Goods.
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As HAS been announced by posters
and through the papers of the city
a rare literary treat is offered our
citizens at Feller's Hall next Tues
day evening by Miss Cole, assisted
by Mrs. Todd, Of Baltimore, and
other eminent talent. Miss Cole is
endorsed by the leading professors of
Baltimore and Wilmington. Her
mission in Martinsburg is to organ
i2e a class in voice culture and elo-
cution. We give below several ex-
tracts from press notices received by
her in the eastern cities:
The Baltimore papers say; "Miss
Cole delivered her selections with a
true appreciation of the authors
lines"
Wilmington papers say: GAS a
reader and singer Miss Cole is a de-
cided success. Her appearance
alone commands success"
Hagerstown paper: miss Cole
has very fine natural talents. She
was greeted by one of the most crit
ical and fashionable audiences ever
assembled in Academy of Music"
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A REGULAR term of the County
Court was held this week, B. Hughes,
Esq, presiding, and Joseph Miller
and Henry j. Seibert, associates.
The road case Of A. Janney and
others as. George d. Sperow, occu-
pied greater portion of the time of
the Court, aud was decided in favor
of Mr.. Sperow.
The other business transacted Tela
ted mostly TO equalizing and correct
ing erroneous assessments.
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PORK has had sudden decline the
past week. 1t has dropped from ten
to nine dollars, and the prospect is
for a further decline.
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CHICAGO dressed beef has been in
troduced into Hagerstown and cheap
meat is the consequence.
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EVERYBODY had their smoked
glass prepared on Wednesday, and
took peep at Miss Venus in her
passage across the SUMS disc. The
sun, although at times during the
day obscured by clouds, shone quite
brightly a greater portion of The
time, and afforded fine opportunity
for observations.
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DURING the wind storm Wednes-
day morning a straw rick on the
farm Of Mr.. ". T. Stewards was
blown over and buried a flock of
sheep under it. 1t was discovered in
time to rescue the sheep, and all
were saved except six, which were
dead before they were got out.
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WE are having a cold snap this
week. Had Venus anything to do
with it.
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Mr.. VIM BOLTz has left at this
Office a potato, of the Peerless va
riety, which weighs 81 pounds. Who
can beat it
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THE members of the Baptist
church will hold an oyster supper in
the basement Of their church com
mencing Thursday, Dec. 14th, and
continuing three nights. All are in
vited to attend.
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BUSINESS LOCALS
bargains i'm Jewelry,

Mr.. Lewis Kramer is Offering great
bnrgains i'm Jewelry, Watches, &e.,
selling OF at cost. Persons desiring to
purchase. will find this nm opportunity
seldom offered. Give him q call.
Just received lot of white Blankets
Cheapest goods in town. Only $500
per pair. at II. N. DEATRICK'S.
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GEN. VIM. IL. VANCLEvE, of Ma
con, Mo-, is here on a visit to his
friends near Vanclevesville. He was
in the city Thursday, and had a hand
shake with many of his friends here.
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LlNDsY VANHoRN, of this place,
a brakeman on the b. 81 0. r.. r.,
while regulating Il train at North
Mountain has his fingers mashed
Thu sday between the cars, necessi-
Eating the amputation Of the index
fiuger.
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Nid Gloves! Kid eIovesy

100 pair marked down to so cents. just
for Christmas Gifts, at
@. =. HEkRING'S,
Corner Queen and Martin Sts. III
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MARRIep.

In Shepherdstown, December 9Th,
by Rev. q A Hoffheina of this city,
Mr. DENNIS KrLMER of this place,
aud Miss IDA SMuRR. Of Shepherds
town.
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HATS HATS HATS
Fall and Winter Styles.

All the Fall and Winter styles, Of
stiff, flexible and soft hats, now open
and ready tor customer, at city prices,
at GETTINGER e HOKE'S
Shoe and Hat Emporium, Queen St i,
Blondeps Bni ding (oc14
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LOLA Reliable.''

RANKIN, the photographer, has
the advantage Of second story, thus
havinga better light is sky and side
lights not being ovtrshadowed by any
ncighboring buildings. jill If
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For good Holiday presents in Fancy
Goods 20 to NEAL BERRY $. He
has nice stock. and he will sell you
cheap. His experience in the whole
sale business is the cause of his selling
cheaper than others.
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COUNCIL PRooEEDINes.-Coun-

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS. -Coun-
Gil met Thursday uight. q. q Lam
bert, Mayor pro tenn, in the chair,
and Councilman Showers, McSher-
ny, Cushwa, Wlsner, Degrange, Ora
zler, Farrin and Grozluger.
Sergeant reporter having secured
IA janator for city building at 81 per
month.
Town clock reported in need Of
repairs.
Reported that tax against bank
stock can be collected where the
bills are made out at the place the
dividends are declared. Report re-
ceived and referred to attorney to
examine.
Permission granted the Western
Union Telegraph Company to put
poles through the streets, under re-
strictions OF Street Committee.
DR.. McSherry reported a nuisance
from Liberty Street to Fourth Ward
Hose House. Ordered to be abated
at once.
On motion the attorney was re-
quested to instruct the Sergeant as
to the manner of making out bills
for bank taxes-whethe against the
bank or the individual.
On motion of Mr.. GroZinger the
attorney was instructed to enjoin the
b. 81 O. Railroad Company from
throwing any more cinder5 i'll the
TuscaTora creek.
Street Committee was instructed
to confer with the b. IL O. Railroad
Company, and make an estimate for
building a bridge across Tuscarora
creek, back Of the railroad shops.
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DEAD LETTERS. The following
is list of letters remaining in the
Post Office at Martinsburg, w. Va,
Dec. End, and will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office, Dec. 10th, if not
called for. Persons calling for these
letters will please say advertised:
Gabriel Anderson, Soloman Bak-
er, Miss Maggie Beard, Sarah Bell
Blouser, Mr.. Thomas Cook, VIM.
Gates, j. w. Horke, Victor May
field, David Motep, Mrs. Molar al
so the following letters held for pos
tage Lizzy Jones, Frederick, Md,
Lewis M. Cole Il Co., Baltimore,
Md, VIM. Rynehart, Baltimore,
Md, VIM. Johnston, Funkstown,
Md, Mr.. NJ McCulla, Harrisburg,
Pa. also one held for better direc-
tions q. a. Jackson, Factory No.
IL, 2nd District, Va.
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Go to John Lyon for water proof
boots. Io72m
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Cheapest canton nannels in town. at
Deatrick's, opposite postoilice. ol4
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II. n. Deatrick, No 90 Queen street,
opposite postoiiice, has opelcd up an
entire stock 81 new goods Dry goods
notions, boots. shoes bats, caps, UNI
brellas, etc which viii be sold very
eheNp Tor cash. 0I4
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KsWrt's Dress Boots and
shoes for Gentlemen.

Nothing in gentleman's dress is 80
desirable as neat and comfortable
BooT or SHOE. BgRT's are especially
so and for SERVICE are supe Tor TO any
thing in the mark C. A iuil line, DIFF
terent stY les, ALL WARRANTED TO give
satisfaction, can be had TT
n25) GETII& NIGER - HOkEfS.
A large assortment Of dress goods,
cheap at Deatriek's. old
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FOR Sale.

\ GOOD Organ in frst-class condition,
nearly new, for sale cheap. Apply 10
\. kOGLEsCHATZ,
King ST. Hall, Martinsburg, w. Va.
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The barrel, stave and head works
recently established here is now in
full operation, turning out slaves
and heads by the thousand. The
machinery works well and they will
soon have enough to commence ship
ping.
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Childien's Silver Sets at HYDE'S
Jewelry Store.
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COFFEE is FREE TO ALL.-The
citizens of Martinsburg and vicinity
are invited to call at Mr.. Jones'
Jewelry Store, on Queen Street, Sat.
urday, Dec. 9th, and partake of
a cup of Leyering's Coffee. Free to
all. Want every citizen of Berkeley
county to have a cup.
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Gold Tooth Picks, at HYDES
Jcwclry Store
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One more case of those beautiful s
cent callcoes, the same you pay cents
for elsewhere, juss receive TO day, at
NEAL BERRY'S.
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Kid gloves, black and colored, only
50 cents, for ladies, at Deatrick. ola
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.yust E.oOk!

At those beautiful and CHEAP pic
lures HUNTER is making for the
holidays, and now is the time to get
them And he has dne selection Of
all kinds Of frames at all prices. BRING
your Old pictures and have them
copied to any size and style. Call at
p, q HUNTI RS,
26 North Queen Street, Martinsburg
w. Va. noy25-3c
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Baltimore Market.

Corrected weekly by 8LANDFoRD
Fowler s. Co l06 $ Charles st
BALTIMORE, Dec 7 1882.
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Ladies' CIOalxs Ladies'
CIOal6S!

Great slaughter in prices. at
Q. =. HERRING'S.
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For the best and cheapest boots and
shoes go to III. N. Deatrick, opposite
postofiice. ola
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Bottom Dropped +! Bottom
Dropped!

Candy down to nothing just for
Christmas. at g. P. HERRINGS,
Corner Queen and Martin SITS
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Sc HaB rates-~8pe teaa qe aeaf oeltume g
tlefS brBWa t3g usga} aN9Rteemtat