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PIANO CHAIR.

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rsorr@YusAl ftAfens vn4 atnr wrtcoxr n,
The prsclics % s.tiinr a. pi.uo ~ oresnprss-
tiespF feT bapfs together, viihaut supgon Tor
the hack, Is Nfrsome In ihr etiffme, a.
every PLAYER vel tnews. And Gisshg way 10 the
TIRED eearr. efy tnsn2. tNpe0allf Yerhg yer.
sons hitfmpi T. fcst ~ relieve themselves ~
,ssun,iug position Wbieh ls net ans uhgtses-
fui hul nurkiufAl tnd ubheAhhY, Ard Atc eiten
Pei mApeuiit ffnrth thefehi. i'p rest thF hack
Il 10 not alwats cerssAfy 10 iReliue ne bgdy is
The rear. The body may lean f0rsafa tnl Il
there isA ro9leibinF seGiH.t Nhieh tte lack
msy be pfrtsea, " aaatds . tsnss u sufratI .
feeling ~ SssA whlsh can be ohiAinea "a uu ether
wsy, aud fssllY iofms itne rect The ordinary
pisn0- .tcs 4 not comturtAhle stAt uRAtf any
circumstances yet no maicliAl Improvement
va made upon The original design untl this
Back Pane CAAir was iayeuted. Although this
Char has been before The public hn, short
time, 10 has already attracted marked attention,
and has ss,nea the highest approval ef all ~be
have tested H. We are eoanaeni that u viii
fully meet the needs % thousands wao have long
been hoping and looking for spmo sneh Improve
meni
Price. plain, 500; plush, 600;
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS

II has been used for nearly iorty Years and Is tho
standard remedy Of thousands who know IT, mef-
tts. Send 10 proprotofs OF your druggist for cir
cular, giving certificates Of tho wonderful curss
effected by The "womsns Friend, IN scores Of
cases considered hopeless before uslng this medi-
cine. Sold by druggists generally. Geo g, Good
win & Co.. Boston. General Agents g. Hardy's
Sons, propTetnrs, Cornish Flat, \. III.
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We hare now the best assortment,
ever on exhibition at our store. Our
stove business will be conducted on
the same plan 1t has been for tho
past four years. We shall continns
to cell, swop aud buy.
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l'ifly barrels Of glass ware just re
ecised. bought directly oilhc manu-
iaclurer At Pittsburgh. la, We have
also Jus, receive another large lot OF
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OLIVER DITS0N ( CO.,
449 and 45l Washington ST.
BOSTON MASS,
Natures Grand Assistant.

Sufferers from FemHle Complaints find certain
and speedy relief aud permanent cure Ia DF, iIar-
dy's q Wnmans Friend ~ u q ronoly needed
at the beginning OF the real lie 81 woman az we'll
~ At iis turn and decline. Il Gurus all that
class Of diseases known as
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COMMISSIONERS MOTTO E
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
MARTNsBURG, W. VA, Jan 3, 1882. !
To Nicholas Hayes, defendant,
A Ca,harine Grund, and r. Gerling, her
trustee Geo. A. Cbrisman anministra.
tor of George NJ Grund dec d, The
Martiusburg Building Association No 3.
and John A. Boyer, its trustee, Charles
Thumel, and E Boyd Faulkner, and NJ /.
T. Ingles, his trustees, plaintiffs.
You are hereby notified that have
fixed u5on the 9th DAY OF MARCH,
1882 at my Office in Martinsburg, Berke-
ley county, W. Va, to take and settle the
accounts of the administrators of G. NJ
Grund, dec'd d, to ascertain and state the
liens against the real estate of the said G
N. GRIND, decd, with their respective
priorties, and TO ascertain and report the
absolute, and the yearly rental value of
said realty together with any matter or
facts dee med pertinent by me, or that may
be required to be stated by any OF the
parties in ioterest required to be taken by
the decree of the Circuit Court of Berkeley
county, rendered at lis January term,
1882, il a suit in chancery, depending in
said court. in which you are parties,
plaintiffs and defendants at which time
and place you are required to attend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner
of the said Court, the day and year first
aforesaid W. b, COLSTON,
feb4 4t Commissioner.
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Delaware is already beginning
to be agitated over the question OF
the Senatorship. Mr.. Salisbury
Ia reported 10 be thinking of re-
firing from public life.
In Judge Jere Blacks opinion
1.-THE Democratic party can only
win In 1884 with man who has
always been Democrat, true and
consistent--one i'm whom the bus
iuess interests of the country have
confidence.
Congressman Culherson, OF Tex.
as, writes the editor Of paper In
his State that parties are so equal
~ divided that nothing can pass
Congress except by consent of both
parties. and every measure which
partakes of party nature must
lie over.
The Washington politicians are
very much impressed with First
Assistant Postmaster General Hat.
ton, of whom ii is said that "he
can douge question as adroilly a.
President Arthur, and slip away
from any after.dinner hotel-lobby
quesiioner with the sdroir fare OF
fresh water eel"
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THE Ball given by the st. Pat
rick's c. B. Society,in Wysong Hall,
Monday night last, was one of the
most pleasant affairs of the season.
There was a large attendance of la
dies and gentlemen, and, under the
excellent management of the gentle.
men of the Committee, every thing
passed off pleasantly and to the en-
tire satisfaction of all present. The
management desires to return
thanks for the large attendance and
excellent order maintained during
the evening.
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AS the Grand Central Hotel BUS
was coming from the G. V. r. r.,
depot on Tuesday, heavily ladened
with passengers, wheel gave way
when the BUS had reached the
corner of German and Burke streets,
and let one side of the bed of the We
hiele to the ground, causing some
CONSERVATION among the passengers.
Fortunately no one was hurt, and
the passengers good humoredly walk
ed the rest of the distance to the ho-
tel, through the rain.
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On Thirty DAYS Trial.

We will send DR.. Dyes Celeb rated
Electro Voltaic Belts and other Elec-
trio Appliances on trial for thirty days
TO young men and o,aer persons, who
are afflicted with Nervous Debility,
Lost Vitality, etc. gu 4ranteeing speedy
and manhood Also for rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Paralysis. Liver and Kid
ney difficulties, Ruptures, and many
other diseases. illustrated pamphlet
sent free. Address Voltaic Belt Co.,
Marshall, Mich. o29-l ".
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BUTTERICK's FASHIONS. About
year ago, ID. w. Timberlake took
the agency for these patterns, (other
parties here having tried it and fail
ed). Every month he pays out a
considerable amount of money for
catalogues, fashion sheets, ETC., etc.,
which he distributes gratis; thereby
saving them the trouble and expense
of sending to New York for them.
In appreciation of which the ladies
think it nothing more than fair to
buy their dress goods, trimmings, &t
(of which he keeps the best assort-
ment in town of the man who
spares neither trouble or expense to
please and accommodate. Hence
the large increase on his sales, in
this line of goods. 49,
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COMMISSIONER s OFFICE,
Martinsburg, Feb. Q, 1882. I
To William Wien & Sons-Plainti lifts.

Martnsburg, FEB. 2, 1887.
To William Wien & Sons-Plaintiffs.
George A. Chrsman, administrator Of
Allen Pettigrew, decd - Pertigrew,
father ard heir at law of said deceased,
ard A. Thomas defendants.
You are hereby notiGed that have fix
ed upon the 4th day of March 1882, to
audit the debts Of Allen Pettig rev, dec d,
at the lime Of his death, and VIII oh are
now unpaid the amount, value and de-
scription of the real estate of which de-
ceased died sized, and the liens, if any,
and their priority in said real estate, and
also audit and settle the aUcoun,s of Geo.
A. Chrisman, admir- of Allen Pettigrew,
deceased, required to be taken by the de-
cree of Berkeley Circuit Court rendered
on he 25lh day of January, 1882 10 a suit
in chancery, dept nding in said Court in
which you are parties, plaintiffs and dee
fenCanis at which time and place you are
required to attend.
Given under my hand as Commissioner
in Chancery OF the said Court, the day
add year FIST aforesaid.
fts J T. PICKING,
Commissioner.
J. N. WIsNER, Atty.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
SCEIOMACK Err
GOLD STRING PIANOS,

We would beg to inf,rn the citizens Of
Martiushnrg and Rerkelay county. that
We have appointed ]. l.. w BAKER our
agent for the sale of our Pianos SCH0-
MACKER PIANO MANUFACTURING
Co, Philadelphis. Pa
With refe enee to the above, respect
fully inform my friends and the r1.bli I
that have IN exhibition several Of the
above mentioned insiru rents at my stops,
where terms and prices will be given Full
satisfaction guaranteed in every case or
no sale. IL. w. BAKER, a
lsn2ltf Agent
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AS a remarkable winter is near its
close, the curious are beginning to
inquire of the weather-wise what
the summer is going to be like. The
inquiry is made the more urgent in
that the astrologists say that the rel
alive positions of the planets will be
such during the summer as to affect
the earth's atmosphere, the theory
being that heat will be so reflected in
these planets as to evaporate the
moisture and prevent rain. But a
signal service man SCOTS at this and
maintains that there will be plenty
of rain next summer, because the
last was dry one. Experience goes
to show that it is seldom that one
dry summer follows another.
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Hon. Z. j. Faulkner left for Bal
timore on Wednesday.
Mr.. Everett Pitzer, son of Mr.. Il,
M. Pitzer, of this county, has gone
west to make bis home.
Mr.. James Albertis of the Gov
eminent Printing office, Washing
ton, was in town on the 22nd. He
is looking well.
Mr.. John Criswell, accompanied
by his brother Charles, left for his
home in the west, on Thursday.
Mrs. G. S. DeGrange left on Sat-
urday last for her home in Freder :
lex, Nd, her friend, Miss Olivia
Mckee, accompanying her.
Master c. II. Lyeth, who has been
on visit to his parents in this city
for some time past, has been ordered
to the Lackawanna, Pacific Station,
per steamer 25th inst, to relieve
Master b. f. Reinhart, who is or
dered home.
Mr.. David Eubanks, formerly of
this place, but now residing near
Orange Court House, Va, was in
town this week visiting his many
friends. lie is looking well, and we
are pleased to learn, doing we'll, in
his new home.
Mr.. G.. f. Evans returned home
yesterday from Weston, where he
has been for the past ten days, act
ing on the committee appointed by
the legislature to investigate the
management of the asylum for the
insane at that place.
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Creditors Notice.

To the creditors ot Allen Pettigrew, dec d.
In pursuance of a decree of the Circuit
Court of the county of Berkeley made in
a cause therein pending, to subject the
real estate of the said Allen Pettigrew to
the pay ment of his debts, you are hereby
required to present your Claims against
the said Allen Pettigrew for adjudication.
to John T Picking, Commissioner, at his
Office in the said county, on or before the
4th day OF March, 1881.
Witness. 5 H Martin, Clerk OF said
Court, this 4th day of February, 1882.
S. H. MARTIN, Clerk
feb At
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LYCEUM.-The weather being ea -
ceedingly inclement and disagreea-
BILE the large audience which usually
attends the lyceum was much reduc
ed on Monday night last. The par
Elephants in the debate of the ques,
ton Resolved, That the mind Of
man is superior to that of woman
calamity advanced and defended
their positions. The question 6was
finally given to the judges, who, af-
ter short conference, rendered their
decision in favor of the affirmative.
The following is The programme
for next Monday night.
Reader-Chas. Matthaei.
Declaimer-A. s. Goulden.
Debate of question, Resolved, That
limited Monarchy is preferable to
a Republic.
Aflirmative-Rev. j. w. Rauch,
VIM. b. Colston.
Negative-Mes srs. Lee M, Bender,
James Frazier.
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Mr.. A. KoGELsCHATZ has remov-
ed his furniture factory and ware.
rooms to the King st, Hall building,
where he may hereafter be found
He has just received from the east a
large stock of the best made furni-
ture, and will keep constantly on
hand full and complete stock of
his own make and eastern made fur
niture, which will be sold at the very
lowest prices.
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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 SilOES--all the
better grades made especially TO order and
guaranteed strictly as representatives,
very moderate prices.
GETTlNGER a. HOKB, m
scl.tf Blondel's Building
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SALE REGISTER.

Below will be found a register OF
the sales advertised in this paper
and of those of which the bills have
been printed at this office:
Feb. %. Sheriff's sale of interest 10
Stock Yard at G.. V. railroad
depot, by j. w. Lamon, Deputy
Sheriff. See bills.
Feb. q. Administrator sale OF
farm implements, stock and
household furniture, by Mrs.
Barbara Keller. See adv. and
bills.
Feb %. Public sale of farming i'm
plements, stock, &C., by E. j.
Noffsinger. See ad. and bills.
Feb. 2S, Public sale of "Grand Cen
trail Hoteln property in Mar
tinsburg, by commissioners. See
adv. and bills.
Feb. %. Public sale of house and
lot in Martinsburg, by commits
sioners. See adv.
MARCH |. Public sale of stock and
farm implements and household
furniture, by Hugh w. Hogue.
See adv. and bills.
March 2. Public sale of stock and
farm implements, by w. A.
Thompson md Frank Mierly.
See bills.
March 8. Public sale of farming i'm
plem-nts and household goods,
by Samuel Ill. Catrow. See ad.
and bills.
March g. Public sale of personal
property, by John M. Linton.
See adv. and bills.
March Z. Public sale of stock, farm
implements and household fur
niture, by z. 7. Sprinkle. See
adv. and bills.
March 7. Trustees sale of house
and two acres of ground-nice
house-by Geo. S. Hill, Trustee.
See adv.
March g. Public sale of farming i'm
plements by Jacob M. Seibert
See bills.
March 10. Public sale of stock farm
ing implements and household
furniture, by j. w. Bender and
A. Lamar. See adv. and bills.
March IL. Trustees sale of Berke-
ley county farm-the Noffsinger
landry j. b. and j. p. Kear-
fott, Executors of John z.
Kearfott, decd, Trustee. See
adv.
March IA. Public sale ofstock, farm
ing implements and household
goods, by George I. Slyer. See
adv. and bills.
March IA. Special Commissioners
sale of desirable town property.
by E. b. Faulkner aud j. N.
Wisner, Special Com'rs. See ad.
March Is. Commissioners sale of
valuable houses and lots in Mar
tinsburg by E. 5. Troxel and
Chas. A. l.. Hesse, Com'rs. See
ad. and bills.
March Is. Public sale of valuable
Berkeley county farm by Ii, ID.
and w. E. Kilmer. See ad. and
bills.
PRIVATE SALE of Town Property,
by John I. Janney; good invest
ment. See adv.
PRIVATE SALE of Slate Farm ia
Berkeley county. For informa
tion see j. n. Wisner. See adv.
PRIVATE SALE of houses and lots
in Martinsburg, and Land near
Hedgesville, by l.. Hess. See ad.
Private sale of town property, by w.
It. Logan. Good investment.
See adv.
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THE anniversary of the Missionary
Society of the NJ. f. Church will be
held in the Church on tomorrow
Sunday commencing with preach,
ing at Il O'Clock; A. NJ, by Rev. w.
w. Downey. Regular anniversary
exercises at O'Clock, p. NJ. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by Hon. G..
j. Faulkner and the pastor, Rev. M /.
+. b. Rice. The exercises will be Of
highly interesting character, and
the public are cordially invited.
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An ovtrcoat, almost new, for boy
thirteen years old Chesiot straight
breasted, serge lining, brown color,
with narrow blue bar and red dot, size
%. i1a 8G1 THH
A suitable reward will be given to
any one returning the same TO me.
+. M. WOODS.
Marlin st.
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THE closest economy has been
practiced with regard to repairs on
the streets. Some of the main thor
oughfares, most used, are now get
ting in bad condition, and will re-
quire considerable expenditure to
put them in order.
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Mr.. JOHN HENSON, formerly of
the Homiller Mill, at Falling Water
church, has formed partnership in
the milling business with Mr., Alex.
Parks, of this city. Mr.. Henson is
a practical miller of large experience
and will give his personal attention
to the grinding of flour at their
mill.
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LECTURE.-Rev. j. w. Holt, edi-
tor of the Religious Telescope, Day
ton, Ohio, will deliver lecture at
Feller's Hall, on Friday, March 3rd,
at 7;30 p. N. Subject "Tent Life in
Palestine" Admittance, adults IS
cents; persons under Is years, 20
cents. Rev. j. w. Holt, is a fine
orator and has just returned from
Palestine. He will exhibit the cos
tunes of the people of that countrys
with other interesting specimens.
We assure all who may attend that
they will receive full value for their
money.
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THE public sale of Mr.. John M.
Unions stock and farming nipple.
ments which was advertised to come
off on the 2lst inst, was postponed,
on account of the bad weather, I'M
til March the 9th.
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BIG public sale of horses, mules,
carriages, phaetons, buggies, har-
ness, &C., by Mr.. w. f. Geyer, at
his carriage and livery stables, at 10
O'Clock this Saturday morning.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-02-25

THE annual meeting of the Balti-
more Conference of the M. E.
Church, will hold it's session at the
Broadway M. E. Church, Baltimore
city, commencing on the 9Th of next
month, instead of the LIST, as stated
in our last issue.
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White Goods.

Persian Lawns, India Linen, Plaid
and Plain Nainsooks. Piqnets, also
Hamburg Edgings, black and white
Laces. Trimmings. etc, Mt IIOKE'S.
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ClOnIxs. &c.

just received line Of Cloaks and
Dolmans, direct from the mauufactory,
which will be s,ld at the very lowest
prices Also a large line of aosim -re
for ladies, gentlemen and children.
Please call and examine before buyiag ].
q. w. HOKE-
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STOCK OF LIQUORS.

will sell, private y, all my stock of
liquors Also marble-top counter and
other bar-room furniture, including sew
eral coal stoves.
Persons desiring to rent will please call
and examine the premises.
JOHN TELLER,
jan2l. Martinsburg, w Va.
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Notice.

We will move our large stock OF
goods April LIST, to the store room now
occupied by Ii. N Deatrick and to re
duce it as much as possible by that
time, we will sell many useful AND
beautiful articles ut cost, until that
date. fll3t BURKHART& co. /,
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DEAD L.ETTERs-The following IS
list of letters remaining in the Post
Office at Martinsburg, W. Va, Feb.
2lst, and will be sent to the Dead
Letter Office March 4th, if not called
for. Persons calling for these let
tiers will please say advertised:
Mrs. James Chambers, Mrs. Fon-
tame Darlington, John G. Campbell,
j. N. Cosimini, Patrick Casey, Ed
ward Carr, LowrinZa Atchason, j as.
Bailey, Lias Cops, Mary Foreman,
John Meany, Sallie Strater, John Y.
Weaver. Also the following letter
held for postage: John King, Pitts
burg, Pa.
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Ii you want to hear a graphic and
interesting description of Tent
Life in PALESTINE" by one who has
been there, attend the lecture by
Rev. J w. Holt, at Feller's Hall on
Friday night, March 3rd. N
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Wanted.

BY Baltimore merchant, the ar en-
cy of a good line uitable for our mar
ct. Address, p. g. 497 Lexington st
Baltimore, Md.
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Corns Can be Cured.

Why suffer with corns waen Peils
Corn Solvent lsa sURE cure, Pficc s8
cents bottle. tits warranted to cure
or the money will be refunded. For
sale by GETTINGER s. HoKE,
Agents for the manufactures
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New Goods.

We are now receiving full line OF
mems and boys Cassi.ners at all prices;
also bleached and unbleached muslios,
ginghams, prints, hosiery ladies. miss o
and chil6ren's Gossamers, toweings,
ect.. all at bottom prices. .t4f
3sofaa M alla +. q w. HOKE.
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THE Fair and Supper given by
the ladies of the U. B. Church, at
Feller's Hall, closed Tuesday night.
Notwithstanding the very inclem-
ent weather during most of the
time it was held, they did well.
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SYRUP
Religious Notice.

There will be communion service
in the Presbyterian church, on
Sabbath, March 9th. Preparatory
exercises will begin on Wednesday
evening at "a O'Clock.
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Photographic Squibs.

sQUIBS ST. Babies delight and
mothers rejoice when they have the
beautiful pictures that HUNTER can
make of the little ones. Cor. Burke 4
Queen streets. N.
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SIX new subscribers to the INDIE
PENDENT this week, and not one of
them solicited. And thus ii is as
the weeks go on, and our subscrip-
tion list is rolling up into the thous-
ands.
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Squibs$ 81.

Always dress children in white be-
fore bringing them TO have their pic.
lures made. Always come In between
the hours of 10A. NJ. and Or. NJ.
Respectfully,
p. 9. HUNTER.
Corner Burke & Queen SITS.
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bargains.

Men and boys boots and shoes. Alao
women and gchildrens heavy shoes
will be sold at reduction TO close.
f1S4t u. W.TIMBERLAKE.a
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To Farmers and Laboring Men, call
and see tn best line OF mems Heavy
Brogans in town, at H.. N. DEA-
TRICKS. Hib
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The Presbytery of Winchester
will hold its next stated spring meet
ing in the Loudoun st. Church,
Winchester, Va, on Wednesday,
March Goth at 1902. NJ.
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THE annual Conference of the
United Brethren Church, will meet
in Dayton, Rockingham county, Va,
March Sth next.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1882-02-25

THE Mayors office has been NOV
ed to rooms in Mr.. Tabler's resi-
dence, two doors from the market
house and old Mayors office.