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Fine Arts. Etc.

The number of watches turned oug
by TIE different companies are as fol-
lows American Watch Co, Walt
ham, $50 per day; Elgin Watch Co,
600 per day Illinois Watch Co,
$50; Hamden Watch Co, l65-naking
472,so0 watches per year 80, 400 per
month, 1895 per hour and 4 per min.
ute. Any of the above watches are for
sale at HfDES Jewelry Store. He
has the best stock in town. Establish
ed IN 1873. Feb u st.
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THE FIRST COMET OF THE
YEAR.-A little before seven o'clock
on Friday evening last, while Prof.
Lewis Swift, Director Of the War
ner Observatory, Rochester, N. Y,
was scanning the western sky, he
discovered brilliant comet located
in the constellation of Pegasus, near
the star Beta. The new comet is
moving eastward and is very bright.
This is the first comet discovered
during the present year and also the
first discovery made by means of the
new telescope of the Warner Obser-
vator, which is the largest private
telescope in the world.
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REMOvED.-The energetic firm of
Coblens & Co. wholesale Liquor deal
ers, are now located in large and
commodious building on the corner
of Howard and Pratt streets, Balti-
more, and within one square of the
b. ~ o. Depot. Martinsburgers will
remember MIR. l.. Coblens, the Sem
Tor member of the firm, as citizen
this place for several years, and will
find him and his brother very accom-
modating to old acquaintance, as
we'll as to new ones, and the estab-
lishment is certainly handy for those
visiting Baltimore.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1883-03-03

Mr.. JOHN FARRIN on Saturday
turned out from his Boiler Works,
in this place, a lime kiln and stack,
in all about seventy feet in height,
made of boiler iron. 1t was shipped
to Riverside, Va. The character of
the work turned out by this estab-
lishment and Mr. FarIin's enter
prise is bringing it into such promi-
nence that its orders will very soon
necessitate increased facilities.
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ATTENTION.!
Farmers, Mechanics, Rail-
road and LabOring Men.

Heavy Course Kip, Calf and Buff
Boots. The largest and best, as we'll az
CHEAPEST stock in tho eastern end OF
the State, can now be found at the Ola
BooT, SHOE and Hat Headquarters
Call and see them before buying IL
will give us pleasure to show them,
feeling satisfied we can convince every
one of the truth OF the above.
GETTINGER 81 HOKE,
Queen Street, Blondels Building.
N. B.-1 hose in want of what is
CALLED CHI cap goods can be accommo-
dated with Mems Boots, rs low as $l.5N
and others in same proportion.
oc2D q. IL e.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Coun-
Gil met in regular session, March /,
1888.
Mr.. Wisner, from Light Commit
tee, read contracts with the Martins
burg Gas Company and Pennsylva-
MIA Globe Gas Light Company.
Reports of Mr.. Farrin, from the
Water Board for the year ending LIST
of March, 1888, and j. M. Shaffer,
engineer, were read and received.
DR.. McSherry, from Street Com
mittee, called the attention of the
council to the condition of King near
the corner of Queen, and also that
King, Queen, Burke, Race, Martin,
German and Water streets, needed
repairing. Report received.
The Mayor was requested to not
ify Mr.. j. p. Swartz, to have board
walk at Wysong's Hall repaired.
Petition of G. p. Markle for priv.
ilege to cross several streets with
railroad track from Lime Works,
was received and referred to Street
Committee.
Petition of M. Lobenthal, asking
to be relieved of fine for having dc.g
drowned in dam of water works was
tabled.
Mr.. A. M. Sprinkle asked co be
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On Wednesday, in Strinesville, a
little child of Mr.. Lloyd Harper's by
some means got hold of a bottle of
carbolic acid and swallowed por.
ton of it. For a time the child was
in precarious condition, but after
the proper antidotes were admins
tered, began to improve and is now
doing well.
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WE are informed that the Luth-
eran congregation of this city are
talking of disposing of their present
church property and building anew
upon another sight Parties desir,
ing any information in the matter,
are directed to Mr.. d. A. Cline.
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THE Baltimore Daily Neaos came
to this place last Friday bearing on
it's face very evident marks of 22d
of February celebration. We sup
pose, with an idea of covering up the
fact the date line was made to read
"Firday, February 81" We are sorry
to see so bright and sprightly a sheet
as the Ne,oS thus retrograding.
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Mr.. GEO. III. SMALL met with a
painful accident on Friday of last
week. Whilst engaged in loading a
wagon with crossties, the thumb of
the left hand was caught between a
tie and the wagon bed and complete.
ly severed at the first joint.
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Mr.. JOHN ID. BURK HART informs
US, that in passing over his fathers
farm, on Tuscarara Creek, on last
Thursday, he saw number of grass
hoppers, some of which he caught
and examined. This is an unusual
occurrence at this season of the year.
They were about an inch in length,
and were as lively as in mid summer.
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March 3.-Public sale of town prop
erty, etc., in Martinsburg, by j.
II. Hockinberry. See bills.
March 3.-Trustee' sale of a desira'
BILE residence in Martinsburg, by
d. A. Cline, trustee.
March 3d-Executor' sale of val
liable lime stone farm in Berke-
ley county, by Joseph III. Nor
gan, Elk. of Josiah III. Morgan,
deceased. See ad.
March Public sale of stock and
farming implements, at Van
clevesville, by Jas. M. Billmyer.
See ad. and bills.
March 9.-Public sale of personality,
near Bedington, by F. M. Davis
agent for Mrs. B. Keller. See
bills.
March 10.-Public sale personally at
Bunker Hill, by John Cline. See
bills.
March 12.-Public sale of personality
by E. 0. Williams at Writings
Neck. See ad. and bills.
March I3.-Public sale of valuable
horses, cattle, hogs and farming
implements, by James B. Small.
See bills.
March 14.-Publc sale of personally
by Mr. NJ. Boltz, near Bunker
Hill. See ad. and bills.
March 15.-Publc sale of valuable
and well. bred stock and farming
implements by Col. Frank Sill
yer, between Bunker Hill, and
Gerardstown. See ad. and bills.
March 21.-Sale of valuable farm
lands in artinsburg, by Doug
las III. Thomas. See ad.
March 22.-Public sale of valuable
stock, etc, on Tuscorora mile
and half from town, by Geo.
II. Small. See bills and ad.
March 2S.-Trustee's sale of town
property in Martinsburg, by
Jno. N. Abel, Trustee. See adj.
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LEE WHITsoN son of::Mr. Geo. ID.
Whitson, of this place, while play.
ing, fell from bed Monday, and
fractured his arm. DR.. Baker rem
dered surgical aid and the little fel.
low is now doing we'll.
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ryTake Notice Ladies'.

Cousins SHOES are excellent ins
quality, beautiful in style and fit, and
VERY MUCH cheaper than other goods.
Of similar style and quality. Every
lady who wants a NICE shoe should try
them. Sold only by GETTINGER d
HOKE, who warrant fully every pair
thew sell. nov26.
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The Roland chilled pillow stand, pre-
eminent as the best pillow in America.
For sale at the Berkeley Agricultural
House-A. 5. R0NK & co. feb 24tf.
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PARTRIDGEs cannot lawfully be
killed in this State between the first
Aday of January and the fifteenth
lay of October, or wild turkey,
rouse and pheasant between the LIST
February and the first day of Sep
pber. Deer cannot be killed un-
September 1st.
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Fresh and Genuine Gard en-
SpaAa

When you want TO purchase fresh
and genuine GARDEN SEEDS, that
will tot disappoint you, and that are
perfectly reliable, always buy the
Shaker Garden Seeds. They are for
sale in Martnsburg, only by j. l.. w.
BAKER,
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Mr.. III. w. r. CALENDER, rel

Mr.. III. w. r. CALENDER, rep
resentative of the Madison Square
Theatre, n. z, will shortly visit
this city to arrange for the produc =
tion of the great metropolitan sue
cess, "Esmeralda," which has been
running over 800 nights at the New
York Theatre, and which has been
the dramatic success of the past year.
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On Washington's birthday, Fred
erick city INDUCED itself in a carni-
val and trades display, which is said
to have been a very creditable affair.
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Farmers home made shoes every
pair warranted. English ties, dirt
excluders, buckle plows. Cheap for
trade or cash at G. p. HERRING'S,
cor. Queen and Martin streets.
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Kid gloves of every st7le, from 90 G.
to $l.25 per pair. my friends all buy
their kid gloves at G. p. HERRIN S
mammoth dry goods store Corner
Queen and Martin strs cts.
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Canadian papers announce the ar
rival of a new bird in considerable
numbers, which prey upon the Eng.
lish sparrow. Some of our farmers
would no doubt be glad if this new
species would migrate to this neigh
bOrhood.
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HATS 4! HATS /! HATS!
Fall and Winter Styles.

All the Fall and Winter styles, Of
stiff, flexible and soft hats, now open
and ready tor customers, at city prices.
at GETTINGER 4 HOKE'S
Shoe and Hat Emporium, Queen ST.,
Blondels Building. (oc14
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DEAD LETTERS following
is a list of letters remaining in the
Post Office at Martinsburg, w. Va,
Feb. "a, and will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office. March lob, if not
called for. Persons calling for these
letters will please say advertised.
Christian Everett, Lemuel Jones,
Col. p. Pendleton, j. d. Price, AL
bert Richardson, Annie Roderick,
William Robinson, Mrs. Martha Jane
Silvers.
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MARTINSBURG INDFPEIDEN7

IT is said that specializing citizens
of Washington county, Nd, have
lost. over $4,000 through trans
actions with some illegitimate firms
of Chicago.
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Attention, Ladies. Misses
and Children.

l have completed arrangements with
the largest factories, TO furnish home
made shoes at lowest prices. ] war
rant every pair. G. 2. PERRING,
Cor. Queen and Martin SITS.
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Ed. Randall the self-styled "evan'
gelist," well known hereabouts, is
now operating in the vicinity of
Parkersburg, w. Va.-Hagerstown
Herald.
When did he get out ?
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Go to RANKIN'S, up over the bank,
And get pictures, the highest in rank.
He can finely retouch,
And the charge is not much,
Right up stairs, O. er National Bank.
jill If
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To secure patent family -four, new
process, straight grade, family and
extra -four. call on NICKLIN & BU-
CHER.
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"Old Reliable."

RANKIN, the photographer, has
the advantage of second story, thus
havinga better light, Ills sky and side
lights not being overshadowed by any.
neighboring buildings. jill "
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Burt,s Dress Boots and
shoes for Gentlemen.

Nothing in gentleman's dress is 80
desirable, as neat and comfortable
BooT or SHOE. BURT's are especially
so. and for SERVICE are super Tor to any
thing in the market. A full line, Diff
ferent styles, ALL wARRAETED to give
satisfa ction, can be had al
n25) GETTINGER & M0KES.
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b. & o. K. r. shoes, standard screw
and hand stitched something entirel y
new. As easy as slipper to the foot
Be sure to see them. For sale by
c. p. HERRING,
Cor. Queen d Martin SITS.
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For patent family -four, very nice
nutritious article, try NICKLIN &
BUCHER, Swsrtz's old mill, "City
Mills
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Gum boots and Shoes,

Men Boys and Ladies' Gum Boots
and Shoes, all styles and qualities
from the best factories, at lowest figures
by GETTINGER y HOKE, at Boot.
and Shoe Headquarters. nil.
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Dyspeptics are recon mended to eat
Patent Family Flour, made by NICY-
LIN BUCHER. "City Mills"
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Excelsior Graham or unbolted -four
fine white corn meal for table use
found at NICKLIN & BUCHER,
"City Mills"
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Handsome Dining and Tea Sets very
cheap. Call ana look, BURK
81 co. ffeh. I7.3t
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Farmers having Roland Chilled
plows, can find repairs at the Berkeley
Agricultural House
Feb "a If A. 5. RONK s. co.
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SALE REGISTER.

All sales of personal property or
lands advertised in the INDEPEN.
DENT, or the bills for the sale of which
are printed at this office, will be
kept standing under the head of
"Sale Register" until the date of
sale is passed
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Special low prices on brown and
bleached muslins, by the whole piece.
9. p HERRING,
Cor. Queen and Martin SITS.
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Black Casllnercs.

We offer full line of the best max,
from 25 cts. to ST. 06.
G. =. HERRING,
Cor. Queen & Martin streets.
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Job lot OF Calico, cheapest goods in
town, 8 cts. per yard, at
II. N. DEATRICKiS.
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On Wednesday, being in the
neighborhood, we dropped in at the
Swartz Mill, now known as the
"City Mills" and carried on by
Messrs. Nichlin & Butcher. On
entering, we found the arrangement
of the interior had undergone an en-,
tire change, all the old machinery
being replaced by new and improved
appliances for the manufacture of
flour by new process. Mr.. J. Ii.
Nichlin, of the firm, showed us
through the establishment, pointing
out the improvements recently adj
ded, among which was a middling
purifier, put in this week, and which
he stated was one of the best he
knew of. He again called our at
tention to three grades of flour run
ming through the boiling cloth at
the same time, by means of an in
vention of his own. The firm are
placing on the market the New
Process" Patent Family" and other
grades of flour and they have already
gained reputation that makes them
standard brands. For the past year
the managers have been engaged
principally in making the changes
spoken of and now that they are
complete, the City Mills' will come
to the front and place their flour on
the market on its merits in compe-
titiOn with the old and favorite
brands SO long in use.
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BUSINESS LOCALS


JON rs, the Jeweller has something
new, in the wav OF watch case. Just
the thing for you. Come and see it,
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Ladies and Gents Handkerchiefs,
only 8 cts, each. at
II. N. DEATRICKfS.
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Call at G. z. HERRING'S for fresh
garden seeas. Warranted the best.
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Do not forget and call and see the
improved Patent Shirt, for sale only
by (o2l1 III. N. DEATRICK.
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Whitewash brushes cheap at G. z.
HERRING'S, Cor. Queen and Martin
streets.
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Fine table and pocket knives, also
the best razors and razor strops az
BURKHART 4 CO.'S.
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Call and get pair OF the celebrated
Carlisle Shoes for Ladies. Misses and
Children. the best shoe in town Tor the
money. For sale only by
IL. N. DEAThICK.
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BURKHART & co. are receiving
new goods every week.
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A large assortment of dress goods,
cheap, at Deatrick's. OLD
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You can get all the sc calicoes you
want at G. p. HERRING'S. corner
Queen and Martin streets.
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Mems and Boys Heavy and Fine
Shoes, for solo cheap by
II. N. DEATRICK.
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The New York papers say "only
glass and China are now given as
bridal pres ents." Gail at BURKHART
~ CO.'S.
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Kid gloves, black and colored, only
95 cents, for ladies, at Deatrick. Ola
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BUSINESS LOCALES.
Clover Seed.

200 Bushels Prime New Seed for
sale by JASNEY & DOWNEYs
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Glover seed.

5 200 Bushels Prime New Seed for
sale by JANNEY & WHEY.
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DlEO.

So HdJ rates-fpe cents per tae--for Obituary No
ices beyond The usual announcement
In st. Louis, Mo-, on Thursday,
Feb. %, 1888, GEORGE B. SHAFFER,
aged % years. Son of John ID. and
Mary j. Shaffer.
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The latest styles in table glass ware
at BURKHART 8 COS.
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COrsets. COrscfs.

II always buy my corsets at 9. p.
HERRING'S. He has the largest line
and sells the cheapest. Coraer Queen
and Martins Streets
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DIAMONDS AND SUNFLowERs.

Mr.. Oscar Wilde, the apostle Of culture, has lately
revised his lecture that it reads somewhat as fol-
lows: To seek the beautiful, with any hope of sue
cess one must have within himself deep love Of the
beautiful In this cold utarian age of ours when all
true sentiment all romance is derided gush,
love- intense desire to be practical much that is
true beautiful and good. We have eschewed all coors
in aiment. We drape ourselves in customary suits Of
solemn black" and do not know, consequently, the de-
lights which sky-blue coat and white satin pantaoons
afford. We should restore the costume of early
days, and in restoring it add to it, great have
been the advances Of civilization in this particular the
shirt known as TIE Diamond perfect in fit aultless in
cut ndestructole (sav by time and is the most perfect
article of ad1rnment known to advise you, my
hearers especially masculine hearers to prepare the way
for the dress of the future by procuring each Diamond
Shirt" AT the conclusion Of Mr.. Wides lecture it
unanimously carried that every man present provide
himself with Diamond Shirts, and the ladies formed
themselves into committee to that the plan was
l carried out.
a N IL H ~ es
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Best boots for 81 in town, at Deaf
lexis, opposite the postofiice. OLA
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Glover Seed.

200 Bushels Prime New Seed for
sale by JANNEY g. DOWNEY.
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Large stock of Red and White Ash
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EMMERT Il FIERY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-08
LOCAL INTERESTS NOT AFFECTED.

The business failures at ST. Adams, W., are
not likely resul In losses In this city The Vermont
National Bank has been for years valued oorre-
spondent o the National Park Bank OF New York where
Il s nas q small balance Its credit IL Ia not known
that at any bank in city Vermont institution
sought aid that any of the presidents paper Ia held
here now. Tne bank has maintained nigh reputation
aud although Mr. Barlow has been It's pres
ident for nearly quarter OF century,
the actual conduct OF thg banks affairs has been
for many years In the hands Of tho cashier. ~ Bishop
There were ruInors afectug tue standing Of certain
banks In circulation yesterday. but was said
by bank officers there foundation for the re-
ports 80 far ~ they had been Informed. ne bank
which named had 800 to iis credit at its
correspondent bank here.
AT the Office Of J. r. Kennedy Co. fiscal agents of
the Canadian Pacific Railway. said yesterday that
that company had taken FROM Mr. Barlow an option
for the purchase OF the Southeastern Riiiway.
whioh had not yet expired. Tho company
paid him ~ 10000 and took the Si.75G00O nrst
mortgage bonds of the soitheastern Railw whcb Mr
Barlow had IN hia pos.e-~iun. u looks n had
bought the bonds" meinb of the arm rvmsrkct.
not been fuaed W. ' Bsfsw waited sa5ooooo IL
addition what be paid for bonds aud We eonsli-
red the prce rather dear We concluded IN fact not 10
take the road option a. prrseut for We were
probable that the road will be sold under fOreclosure
proceedings hut We may not buy ". Inc Graud Trunk
hallway mas talked about buying 10 AZ times and II
should be sold that company my be tue pufchaser.