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LEG Broken Mr.. j. N. Thatcher,
of this city, met with serious accident
on Thursday night about 8 o'clock.
He was driving home from Mr.. Crom
Sperow's, and when on the Warm
Spring road west of the G. V. r. r.,
the bolt which couples the wagon to-
gether broke, and frightened his
mare. Mr.. Thatcher drew the lines
and checked up the animal suddenly,
forcing the front gears Of the wagon on
to her heels, when she kicked, streking
him on the right leg, below the knee,
causing compound fracture of seri :
GUS character. Mr.. Thatcher had John
Sullivan with him in the wagon, who
escaped without much injury, and he
immedialy summoned help and had
Mr.. Thatcher brought home. Medical
aid was immeditely called in, and the
physicians pronounce the fracture very
serious one, and may necesitate am
putation.
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by THE
Knightly Karavan OF Kurious Kusto-
mers now Sojourning at Silver City,
ON YE
FAIR GROUND AT MARTINSBURCi
w. VA, ON
FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 18th, 1888, ut ii A. NJ.
With Superb Oriental Kostume and the
Glittering Pharaphernalia and
Panophy Of Plumed Gnighthood
the Sir knights Of the Compa-
NY will exhibit their skill
In
TOURNAMENT AND JOUST.
R-These Knights failed to attend the
MARDI GRASS OF NEW ORLEANS
VAILED PROPHETS or ST. LOUIS,
ORDER OF THE ORY-IIOLE, BALTIMORE
being engaged solely for this Fair for
a fabulous sum. All will be proceeded
by
ANCIENT IL FOREIGN MUSIC
of a wonderful character. Riding will
commence promptly 1T hournamed.
SEVERAL LADIES
of remarkable attraction Will accom-
pany them.
BY order of III YER MUCK MUCK,
Order Of X. II. X. X.
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THE residence Of Mr.. David Westall
on the corner of Race and Maple ave.
nue., was entered by thieves on Monday
or Tuesday night who carried off an
overcoat, lot ofshirts, collars, necktics,
and other clothing, and a colored hair
brush. Mr.. Westall was in Greencas-
tie, where he is now employed and bis
wife was staying with her parents for
the time being. No one was staying in
the house at the time the robbery was
committed, and it was not discovered
until Wednesday. The object of the
thieves was doubtless to secure the sill
verware, but Mrs. Westall had for tu-
nately had it reno we'd a day or two be-
fore. Mr. Westall was notified of tire
robbery, and came on on Thursday
He has some clue to the thieves.
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Great Rargains ina sink.

N, ladies wardrobe is complete Will :
out black silk dress, and We THU.
that all the ladies Of M artilsourg and
Berkeley Co, think the same, jndgin !,
from TIE numbers we have sold with
in the last year. This is owing Il great
deal, to the advantage we hive in buy
ing them direct from importers. Ga.
last stock of silks is much cheaper Than
any fori.ier lot Our silk at one dollar
is perfect beauty aud we guarantee
il as good rs any SLID you can find.
We have them, all grades and styles.
and trimming to suit III YOU will call
we will, with pleasure. show you
through our stock Respectfully.
EMMERT y FIERY'S One Price
Stors.
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THE firemens parade, to come off
on October the 10th, the second day
of our fair, promises to be the big
gest thing of the kind ever seen in
Martinsburg. The firemen will be
dressed in bright uniforms, and their
apparatus handsomely decked out
with flags, etc. Would it not add
much to the occasion, and at the
same time give the impress Of an en-
thuiastic welcome to the visitors, if
our citizens along the line Of march
would hang out flags and otherwise
decorate their residences :? We
throw out the suggestion, and hope
it will be duly considered and acted
upon.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-29

Rev. DR.. Riddle is visiting hisson
Harry, in Chambersburg.
Mr.. G. W. Doll, ourobliging coun-
ty clerk, returned home from his
visit to Louisville yesterday.
Mr.. Jacob Flick, father of Hon.
w. III. III. Flick, is visiting his son
in this city.
Hon. w. FL. Ell. Flick has gone to
Clarkesburg to attend special term
of the u. s. District court.
Rev. j. w. Wolff was in town this
week visiting his venerable father,
John w. Wolff, Esq.
Mrs. Powell, widow of the late
Col. III. B. Powell, of Loudoun Co.,
Va, is now on a visit to her sister,
Mrs. Faulkner.
DR.. j. w. Best, of Brucetown,
Frederick county, Va, was in town
on Tuesday. We were pleased to see
him looking SO well.
Mr.. w. n. Fiske, we regret to
learn, has been confined to his room
by sickness for week past, but we
are glad to see him about again.
j. F. Nadenbousch, Esq, has
gone west to remain some time.
He will stop at Clarkesburg to at
tend the special term of the U. s.
District court.
Our friend D. H. Stuckey, ESQ.,,
has gone on trip west. We sup
pose his object is to watch the Ohio
campaign from the field, put we are
not sure of this, until we hear from
him.
Hon. Thomas s. Bocock left on
Monday last for his home in Vir-
ginia, and Mrs. Bocock, Mrs. Book
er and Mrs. Pierce lefr here on yes
terday for their respective homes in
Virginia and New York.
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WEDNESDAY afternoon MIR. David

WEDNESDAY afternoon MIR. David
l.. Eubanks brought his handsome
three year old colt, "Young Hero"
to the city, and a more beautiful
animal one rarely sees. "Young
Hero" is of rich, dark brown color,
stands fully 16 hands high, weight
ITO pounds, has heavy name and
tail, and has the peculiar diamond
star upon the forehead that distin-
cuisines the foal of Norfolk Hero,
his sire, now owned by Fleming
Brisco, of Edgewdfth, Albernarle
county. His sire and dam are
thorough-breds, and "Young Hero"
is a credit to the blood. The breed
ing Of such stock is very impor-
matter to our farmers, and should be
encouraged in every way. AS
young Hero" will be entered at
our county Fair in the class for gen.
eral purposes, the public can see and
judge of him for itself.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
FUN AND EROLIC.
Here's Richness.

Our people are determined not only
to have an excellent fair but to have
some fun and enjoyment Herewith.
The exhibition will open with grand
genuine tournament on Tuesday and
,ill close on Friday with an entertain
ing programme, by chivalrous members
of very ancient and historical ronown,
and who can boast by descent of hav-
ing ''the blood" The expense has been
enormous in obtaining their services.
The order has issued the following uni
que and select circular, which explains
the far better than we can:
II II X II
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FINE PRIzE.-The silver pitcher
to be awarded as the first prize to
the best rider in the equestrienne
contest at the Fair. can be seen in
the window at Hyde's jewelry store.
1t is handsome and should cause the
ladies to practice and become per.
feet in gracefully and safely riding
and managing horses.
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The weather is fallish.

The weather is fallish.
Neil Berry advertises new fall
goods.
The Thanksgiving turkey is get
ting ripe.
The butchers have buildings and
sausages on sale.
Bass fishing is now reported good
all along the line of the Potomac.
The council held a meeting Mon
day night, but transacted no bust
ness of Importance.
The contract for building the new
hose house has been awarded to Mr.
George. Whitson, at $165.
The market is not as well supplied
with vegetables as formerly. The
frost has cut off the supply.
The frame and wood work of the
Corporation scales have been re-
newed. Mr.. Whitson did the job.
What has become OF Venor, and
the rest of the amateur weather
prophets? Have they gone out of
the business ?
A man had a tub-full of cells for
sale on the market house corner
Wednesday evening. They were
caught in "fish pot" near Cherry
Run.
The report of the Baltimore and
Ohio Relief Association for August
1883, is received. Seven hundred
and twenty-four members of the as
ISOLATION received money benefits
during the month.
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THE Valley Convocation COM
menced its session in the Trinity
Episcopal church in this city, on
last Wednesday night, Rev. Dallas
Tucker of Charlestown delivering
the opening sermon. The Conve-
cation held it business session in the
lecture room of the church, meeting
every morning at 8 O'Clock. Services
were held Thursday morning at IL
O'Clock in the church, and at night
Archbishop Kirkby delivered an in
teresting and instructive address on
missions. An entertaining SER
mon was preached by the Archbish-
op on Friday night.
Services will be held this (Satur-
day. night in the church, also on
tomorrow Sunday morning and
night.
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Mr.. H. L. SNYDER Of the Shepherds
town Register is erecting handsome
residence in that place. For beauty o.
design and handsome architecture, it is
not excelled BY any residence in Jeffer.
son county. We are glad to note this
evidence Of prosperity on the part Of
our contemporary. We learn that Mr..
Snyder, although single man, will
capture a bird for bis handsome cage by
the time it is finished.
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WOODWARD 81 LoTHRoP, dry
goods merchants, of Washington ID.
G., advertise their stock in this issue
of the INDEPENDENT. They invite
the attention Of buyers from this
section of the country who may desire
to make any purchases in the cities.
Read advertisement, it speaks for
itself.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-29

DEAD LETTERs.-The following
is list of letters remaining in the
Post Office at Martinsburg, w. Va,
Sept. 22cd, and will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office Oct. 9th, 1883,
if not called for:
Miss Mary Blue, j + B Gregory,
Mrs Sophia Hartry, Mr. John ] John
son, Miss l. l. Luhen, Mrs 5 Robi-
son, Rev G Rutler, Charley Turner,
Abram Vanmeter, Flora Williams.
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MAKE Your ESTRIEs.-The entry
books for the fair were opened at the
Secretary's office, over Post Office, on
Thursday last. They will be kept open
at that place until Saturday evening,
October 9Th, at5p. M. and will open on
Monday morning at A. M, at Office on
the Fair grounds. Avoid crowd and
confusion by entering early.
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StockhoId crs Meeting.

The regular annual meeting Of the
Stockholders OF he Citizens Mutual
building Association will be held ON
Wednesday, October Sd, in the once
of George w. Feidt. A full atten-
dance is desired as business o. impor-
lance will be transacted.
800 It. n. GERLING, Secr'y.
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MR. BENJAMIN SLANE's little daugh-
ter, who was attending school at the
Second Ward, had her arm broken on
Thursday, by fall, while at play.
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Don't wait until the last moment to
make your entries for the Fair. Go
now and attend to il. You must not
take the goods until Monday. when You
should take them to the Fair ground.
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FAN MiIIinerY.

FAIRY feathers. Tips, long fancy and
black plnmes, from 50cts up. Very
best Ostrich tips, 60cts cheapest ever
sold here. All the new shades in vel
vets. Ga black Grape, for wells, at
$3.50 per yard. Allcolors in enbrsid-
cry silks, at l.. SChEU'S.
East Burke st, Peoples Bank building.
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MR.. VIM. RUTLEDGE, of the Con-
tinental Hotel, has sold his sorrel
horse, "Baily Peyton," to Mr.. G. ID.
Simpson, of Scranton, Pa, for $3.50.
Mr.. Rutledge paid $3.50 for him
about eighteen months ago, and was
not very anxious to sell him, even at
the price he got. The horse was
bought for family purposes.
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Mr.. JACOB POWELL, formely of
this place, but recently employed as
a fireman on the Chesapeake and
Ohio r. r, was killed by the engine
running overa COW and turning over
on him. His body was brought
here for burial on Saturday last. He
was a brother of Mr.. James Powell,
and was unmarried.
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EDWARD FREDERICK, an en-
ploye of the B. 81 o., was seriously
hurt Thursday, by falling from the
bumper of car. Having caught
his foot in the fall, he was dragged
some distance, and considerably
bruised.
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Religious.

There will be preaching in the Re-
formed church Sunday morning and
evening by Rev. Shulenberger.
Divine service at First Meth Episc.
Church, Sabbath, Sept 30th, at II A !.
NJ, and 730 p. NJ.
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You can buy first class cooking
stove at q. III. WOLVES = co. for
$40, complete, Call and learn their
prices on other stoves, before purchas-
ing elsewhere.
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The public Is hereby informed that
/ have been appointed and am acting
as general agent for r. r. Egle, w.
III. Egle ana M. Egle, and authorised
to transact all business for them.
q. b. E2LE.
s223t
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Two celebrated dramatic readers
of Boston Mass, will give an enter
tainmentat Fellers Hall on Wednes-
day evening Oct. cath. The young
ladies are said to be the finest elocu-
tionists in the country.
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CHARLES RICE, of the firm of
Mason 81 Rice, met with serious
accident on Wednesday, fracturing
one of the bones of his right ankle.
The accident promises to incapaci'
tate Mr.. Rice for business for some
time.
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ID. S. NOBLE has just opened up his
stock II fall and winter clothing-most
Gift from the we'll known house OF Wan
amaker 81 Brown. His clothing is
superior 10 what is usually found In Il
ready-made establishment. Give him
a call and examine them.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.


Bids will be received by j. N. Wisner,
Secretary. for the rent OF rooms under
the grand stand. during The Fair. Sale
Of spiritous and mslt liquors and gamb-
ling prohibited.
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THE Darkesville correspondence came
too late f2r insertion this week. twill
appear next.
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BEsure and call at the Secretary's
Office, over Post Office, and make your
entries for the Fair. Why wait for the
hurry and confusion of the day or two
before the fair
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just received. car load Of single
aud double heating stoves, ut G. H.
WOLVES zoos, 50 Queen st. Call
and see them.
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A little daughter of Mr.. p. G. Curtis,
was badly hurt while playing at the
mill, on Thursday.
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Decorated Tea and Dinner sets.
Great variety of styles and prices
BuRKHART Il co.
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NOBLE has dress suits, business
suits and work suits for men---nobby
and striking styles for young men.
and substantial school suits for boys.
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DONE yOu forget.

The place to buy cheap sugar and
coffee, brown sugar Tets best white &c,
at 9 r. II ERRING'S
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NOBLE claims special merit In
children's suits mothers, give him a
call.
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He'd Clothes.

Down to bottom +; blankets s7i and
80 cents: Comforts IS, at q. +. uER-
RINGS.
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For the cheapest and best Calicss.
Brown and Bleached Muslin, always
go 20 Ii. N. DEATRICK'6,
No So Queon 81.
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Q. II, WOLVES IL CO., guarantee
every stove they sell, both cooking
and heating. 80 Queen st.
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Which side of a lady should a
gentleman walk on? The other
side, by all means.
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Bottom Dropped Clear Out.

Picnic at q. p. HERRING'S lead
ing dry goods and grocery house, best
prints sc, good gingham &c, cotton
flannel &c, blankets 37A boys cashmere
Zoe.
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Our stock has been largely increased
by late purchases URkHART s.
co.
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Boot House .

Largest stock Rock bottom prices.
q. p. HERRING.
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Don't lorget the only place - ~ the
celebrated Carlisle shoe is ut
DEATRLCXs6,
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Wanted,

For cash, an established drug store in
Msrtlnsburg. Address or see w. L.
JONES.
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Stoves for Sale.

8 good second kand stoves for sale
cheap for cash. C2ll at g. CLINES
repair shop, Martin ST. soptl6-8t.
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Come see our new Castors--yery
cheap. BURKHART IL co.
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New stcck--latest styles at HYDE'S
Jewelry Store, 500 Ut
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They shine all right. We refer Il
the luminous-ch cl0cks--for sale by
w. J.. JONES. See them.
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Eyor pair Of boots that VIII wear
IL you two winters. 60 to JOS. II.
SHAFFER'S.
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flain white China Vases, for decorat-
ing,Nst BtIRkHARr Il CO.'S.
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Stop and see cur new Hats awfnlly
cheap, at g. r HERRING'S.
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Those cent calicos went with rush,
but Mr.. Fiery Is going to bring anoth-
or lot with him next week. Remember
they arc the very best p ints, and moth.
ing common about them.
EMMERT a FIERY.
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OUR venerable and worthy fellow
citizens, John M. Wolff, Esq, cele-
brated his sSth birth day on last
Tuesday. He was 81 years old on
that day. His son, Rev. John w.
Wolff, and our old friend DIR. J. w.
Best, of Brucetown, Frederick
county, Va, came down and took
dinner with him in honor of the oc-
casion. Mr.. Wolff, although eighty,
seven years old is still hale and hear
ty. Hehas lived through three gen.
erations, and bids fair to number
yet many more years. H. is one of
the old landmarks still left to us,
and his memory runs back to the
time when Martinsburg was but a
village. May the day be long dis
tant when he shall fall, like ripe
oak in the forest, before the scythe
of the unrelenting reaper.
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SHORT STOPS

Read the Bunker Hill correspon-
dence on the inside page.
The farmers are now busy seeding.
The ground is in fine order.
The ice business is Stacking up,
and the stove dealers now have a
boom.
From Chicago to Indianapolis for
five cents and a chrome thrown in.
Surely the millennium for tramps has
come In Indiana.
The team belonging to the Messrs
Kugler, of the spoke factory, took
freight and ran away. In the at
tempt to stop it, Joseph Woods was
knocked down and run over, receiv-
ing severe bruises.
The entry books for the Fair are
now open at the Office of r. N.
Wisner, Secretary, where persons
desiring to make entries can call
between the hours OF s O'Clock A. N
and 4 O'Clock p. NJ.
The Frankinberry land, on the east
OF Strinesville, just outside the cor
poration limits, was sold at public
sale last week, and purchased by e.
G. Williams, d Bro. for the sum of
$1475-the tract containing 37}
acres.
The colored people held their
Emancipation celebration in Ramers
woods last Saturday. The attend
ence was not as large as expected.
Addresses were delivered by Prof.
Howard Day. Of Harrisburg, and
Rev. Curry, of Shepherdstown
The OK roast was a success-the
meat being cooked to a turn.
The Sarah Zane fire company of
Winchester, accompanied by a first
class Band, passed through this city
on Thursday morning, on their way
to Harrisburg. They came to this
place in hacks. The Band treated
our citizens to some excellent music
as they passed through.
"My own dear Home," is the
title Of a fervent and touching little
pome, to be found on the inside page,
from the talented pen of Mrs. b.
Simm Cunningham author of
For Honor's Sake,n ana other well
known publication. We have missed
the sunshine of her presence in the
columns Of the INDEPENDENT, 10,
these many days, and hope, in the
future her visits will note like thos,
of angels,be SO few and far betw, IN.
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If you want to Buy Boots and Shoes
do not forget to 60 to Ill. N. DEE t.
RICK'S, opposite Post Otfic, Best
assor. ment in town, at lowest prices.
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Don't fail to see EMMETT q Fl
ERY'S one dollar black silk. 1t is the
ba. gain of the season.,
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Lamps, Lamps, Lamps, BuRK-
HART q co.
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A good assortment Of hats direct
from the mandatory, very cheap, at
I'll. N. DEATRICK'S.
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III. N. DEATRICK has the best boo
for men in Berkeley county, fer $500.
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The celebrated Carlisle shoes gooG
assortment for Sale only
by III. II. DEATRICK.
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Iyor the cheapest sugars, Co6ees and
a. groceries generally, 60 to dos. II.
SHAFFERs.
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A full line of mems underwear. very
cheep, 1T DEATRICK'S.
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The place to buy hats cheap b G. r.
HERRINGS,
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Hats and Caps for men and Heys at
DEATRI0K'S.
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Big Bargains in Brown and Bleael1ed
Muslin by the bolt at q. II. HEA-
RINGS.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-29

a SPLENDID line of cassiners. leans
"A and Herring bone, very cheap,
ut JOS. III. SHAFFER'S.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-29
Make il lively.

Three cases of Canton flannel just
received. Price from to 10 cents per
yard very lowest price in town.
II. N .DEA1RICK,
Opposite Post Offic.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-09-29

Call and see the Ladies shses, with
reversible heel at