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Following is a list of dead letters

Following is list of dead letters
remaining in the Martinsburg Post
Office March Sth, and will be sent to
the Dead Letter Office March 22nd III
not called for. Persons calling will
please say advertised.
VIM. Boyers, Lien Co Barney, s.
A. S. Bynie, Ben Bartholow. Mary
Ella Claton, VIM. Clement, Charlie
Crumon, Eliza A. Couchman, A. b.
Fortune, Albert G. Moore, Andrew
Peter, Haney Smith, Leh Wildan.
j. N. WIsNER, p. M.
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To Our Patrons.

The increase of work in job print
ing requires new and improved
job press, and we have contracted
for one, which we are to pay cash
for within thirty days; an we urgent
ly request our patrons who are in
debted to US to endeavor to make
it convenient to settle within that
time. We will appreciate their eff
forts in the emergency.
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VIRGINIA U. B. CONFERENCE -
The Virginia Annual Conference OF
the United Brethren Church, which
convened at Lacy Springs, Va, last
Wednesday, adjourned on Monday.
Frederick City, Md, was chosen as
the place for holding the next annual
conference. The following are the
appointments for Potomac district:
G. M. Holt, p. E.-Boonsboro, G.
II. Crowell; Keedysville, j, r. Riden-
our; Hagerstown Circuit, w. r.
Berry; Hagerstown Station, w. o..
Fries; Myersville, ]. M. Underwood;
Mechanicstown, w. l.. Martin; Fred
erick Circuit, s. HI. Smell; Frederick
City, A. M. Evers; Martinsburg Mis-
sion, M. +. Keiter; Potomac Cir
cult, J. w. Kiracofe Clarke Mis-
sion, j. Fl. Parlett; Fauqnier Mis-
sion, to be supplied.
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In RUNNING ORDER.-We no.
ticed a week or so ago, the fact
that Mr.. VIM. Calvin had leased Mr..
Geo. Small's wooden factory. Since
that time the factory has been put
in thorough running order, new ma
chinery has been added, and the
business in the hands of skilled
workmen, contracts will be made
and executed in the latest styles and
best manner. Carding, spinning and
dyeing specialties. We are sure Mr..
Calvin will meet with encourage
ment and liberal patronage from our
citizens in both town and county.
See advertisement in another col
umn.
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Newly married people going TO house.
keeping this spring will want their
money to reach as far as possible, as
they will have a great many things to
buy. We would advise you to go to
EMMERT a. FIERY's, and buy your car
pets. ell cloths, sheeting, ticking, crash,
blankets, comforts, curtain lace, etc.,
as they have large stock to select
from, and in the end will save you from
three to five dollars, and what they sell
you will give you satisfaction as they
do not deal in trash or damaged goods
of any kind, and they have but one
price for all.
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Contents of Inside Pages,

Page 2.-'sThe Blue Laws" etc.
Page ga Vision,' ga Cheerful
Mind" Poultry" ga Poet Who
Knows his Business" etc.
Page 6-s'A Charming Widow" "Life"
The Kaeiser and the Chancellor"
etc.
Page 7-"Larry's Whisper splendid
Irish love story" 'sMaking Great
Guns" "Pat in America" "a Girl
That Everybody Likes" San AM
bilious Marketman's Figures" etc.
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A BRUCETOwN correspondent Of
the Winch ester Ne,cs says: "Rev.
j. w. Wolfe, pastor in charge of this
circuit, preached his valedictory ser
mon to his congregation here last
Sunday morning. This gentleman
has ably and faithfully served the
people of this circuit for the past
four years, only missing one or two
appointments during this period.
After the sermon, in about twenty
minutes, a collection of 500 was
taken up"
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NEW JOB PRESS. Our neighbors
of the INDEPENDENT received Mon
day lasta new job press. 1t is a half
medium Gordon, and is a fine piece
of machinery. Statesman.
You're right Captain. The press
is a "dandy"-the most complete on
the market-and it is but the fore
runner of complete new outfit. 1t
is proposed to place the INDEPEN-
DENT and its job Office in position
second to none ia the State.
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THE ladies Of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church will hold a supper
and concert in the lecture room Of
their church, on the evening Of the
18th inst. Admittance to entertain
ment and supper, Is cents. All are
invited Friends Of the church will
please send In their donations Tues
day, March 18th.
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LET US KNOW. No doubtamong
our many subscribers some will
change their homes during the next
month. If any change in your post
Office address occurs, let us know by
postal card or otherwise. State
where you have been getting the
INDEPENDENT and the Office to
which you want it sent in the fu-
ture.
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UNDER the head of "College Of
Crime," the Cincinnati Enquirer de-
votes page to Cincinnati crime and
give portraits of % out Of the 40
murderers confined in the jail in that
city.
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GOOD SPORT.-Mr. Sam Freeze,
while out cunning one day last week,
bagged thirteen gray Mallard ducks
in seven shots. This is good shoot
ing, but when Sam fails to make
good returns, game is hard to find.
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H0HEAPEST GINGHAMS in the
~ county best goods made, only Bets
at DEATRICK,B.
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THE solos by Prof. Chambers, Cor
netist, and Prof. Tausigs Pianist,
lending their assistance to the City
Minstrels, next week, will alone be
worth the price of admission, 25 cts.
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DON'T forget to call at .GiLBRRTS
IL drug store and buy ! package Of
Jake VOLTS celebratei1 horse and eat
tie pow ders, the best made
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The Bicycle Club in this city are
arranging for a run to the Natural
Bridge and will start as soon as the
weather settles in the spring.
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Save Time.

pEMEMBER, If YOU 20 to Us
LII TRAMMELLS. you can save
time, because you will not have to run
arou nd to different places to find what
you want. There 1t is all under one
roof--a com pletc assortment of every
thing.
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The Martinsburg City Ministries
promise three hours of fun and
amusement next Thursday night,
and will repeat the dose on Friday
night
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100 BOLTS brown and bleached
sO0 muslin. Special prices. Must
be sold.
BLUE FRONT BLUE FRONT.
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RAuGHMAN BROS. MEDICAT.
- ED MEAT SACKS will surely
preserve your meat and prevent skip
pers For sale only by d. w. ROB-
RICK, opposite Market House. (f2S ct
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n LANDRETH g. SONS. of
L. Philadelphia, fine stock of Fresh
Garden Seed for 1884 The best in the
market. just arrived and for sale by
q. w, BOWMAN, Druggist ms II
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OUR PATENT OvERALLS-all
~ sizes-fhe cheapest ever sold, call
and see them.
JOSEPH II. SHAFFER.
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GHOES- SHOES-SHOES. New
~ goods arriving almost daily, and
prices being reduced rs per cent for
sharp cash. Don't buy unless seeing
our stock first. q. r. HERRING.
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no. to GILBER1sS drug store for
NJ pure drugs. Cor. Queen and Race
streets.
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a SMALL LOT of Burt's selebra.
"A ted dress shoes for gentlemen,
broken sizes will be sold at discount
of 3e5 per cent to close
GETTINGER 4 HOKE.
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LADIES SHOULD REMEMBER, a
beautiful complexion results from us
ing Acker's Blood Elixir. Sold by
j. l.. w. Baker. at 81.
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April LIST.

n LII persons indebted to me are re-
"A spectfully requested to settle their
bills by the first Of April, at which
time / wish to 60 east to replenish my
stock. Respectfully
G.. w. H0KE.
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SHORT STOPS

ASKS f0f the loan OF your uHiDfelier-
Tell him it's Lent.
If any tramp presumss to foller,
And begs the loan of half a dollar,
Tell him it's Lent.
And 80 tell all who come TO borrow
Some treasured article tomorrow,
Tell 'em it's Lent.
st. Louis Times
st. Patrick's Day Monday.
Five Saturdays, five Sundays and
five Mondays in this month.
February will not have five Fri
days again, as it had this year, until
1912.
Brighten up your spring trade by
advertising in the INDEPENDENT.
No better medium anywhere.
Public sales in the county are well
attended and good prices are realiz-
ed for stock, etc.
Ministers would oblige us by send
ing in notices of marriages, deaths
and religious services.
Thos. Kratz will open a large stock
of clothing in the new store room adj
joining the Everett House, about
the first of April
An observing old lady says: "It's
the quiet young man in the corner,
who let's his rival do all the talking,
that usually marries the girl.
Mr.. Geo. e. Showers will draw
the water from hts carp pond to-day.
Persons desiring to stock their ponds
should give him call.
We understand that DR.. Jim Nc
Sherry will erect a handsome brick
residence in the spring, on the site
of his old one, corner of Burke and
Spring streets.
Don't fail to attend the entertain
ment for the benefit of the New City
Band and the Zouaves next Thurs
day and Friday nights, March 20
and q, at Feller's Hall. Home tai.
ent assisted by Profs. Chambers,
cornetist, and Tausig, pianist.
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A FINE LINE IF TOOTH
"A BRUSHES. dressing combs, hair
brushes. soaps and Chamois skins At
GILBERT s DRUG STORE.
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NJ ICE DARK AND LIGHT CAL.
IN ICOES, only cts, at @. r HER.
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THERE will be regular convoca-
ton of Lebanon Royal Arch Chap
ter in their hall, Monday night.
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"A LARGE STOCK OF FERRY,S
a fresh garden seeds, at A. M. GILL;
BERTS drug store.
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Just RECEIVED. one bale of the
q best brown muslin in the county ct
69 cts per yard. II. N DEATRICK
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SAFE FOR SAFE.

TOR SALE, small safe, Inquire
n at this office. ylNs '' mi If.
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Blue FrOnt-Blue Front.
HEADQUARTERS for Boots and
III Shoes. Gum Boots and Shoes
sold very low.
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USUAL services in the First Meth
odist Episcopal Church tomorrow
Sunday, 10th inst).
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Baltimore Market.

Corrected weekly by BLANDFoRD
FOWLER & Co., l06'S. Charles st.
BALTIMORE, March 18th, 1884.
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For Rent.

TWO COMFORTABLE HOUSES
Il Of 6 and 4rooms each, good gar den
attached and excellent cistern. I'm.
quire Of GETTINGER& HOKE. TT
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Receipts. 24,547bu. Shipmentsl38, 592
Stock in Elevators. ................-.287.b 32
VIII eat lower and quiet. Corn about
steady. Flour firm and fairly active.
steady at quotations. Glover seed
quiet and easy.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

For Eale-Bargains.
TyHREE HOUSES in Martinsburg.
i Also Steam engine, Saw mill and
Separator, in good order.
HUGHES e. HUGHES,
Att ys at Law.
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TO AGENTS.
LARGE PROFITS.
But Small Capital Required

Call on r. G. HUNTER, who has
opened Photographic copying hpuse.
In connection with photographs where
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HOUSE ANNOUNCE.
~ MENT. Ihave added to my stock
q beautiful line Of carpets, from 20 cts
per yard up, and floor oil cloths all
widths, be sure to call IL you want to
save 8 to 10 cts per yard.
g. r. HERRING,
Cor. Queen s. Martin SITS.
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A job lot of MONOGRAM BOOTS
and SHOES, cheapest goods in town.
for sale only by Ii N. DEATRICK.
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bed Comforts.

HHEAPER than ysu can buy the
~ material, call and examine, and be
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just received another lot of th0eexex-
ira good prints, only scents per ya1e at
III. N. DEATRICK'S.
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Blue Front Blue Front.
4 ARGEST ASSORTMENT OF SnoES
IL and lowest prices ever offered.
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GETTINGER 4 HOKE are selling
NJ boots, hoes and hats at heavy re-
auctions, to clean cut lots, and make
room for spring goods.
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IALL at j. S. TkAMMELLS and
~ examine his stock and prices, and
you will not want 70 90 further.
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WHEN in want Of any article in
w the dry goods or notion line. try
the ndersigned. You will be sure
to find it cheap. JOS. H. SHAFFER
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r AIDES, call and see the large
IL white spread, heav y and gsod, that
we are running off at $1.30. Also, the
best bargain ever offered in q Nous.
quetaric Kid Glove, good length and
good quality, fer so cents per pair.
This is one Of the best bargains we
have ever had. g. w. HOKE.
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CILK CAPS FOR SALE CHEAP
y AT DEATRICK'S.

1ORsETS- CORSETS. You can
~ save moAey by buying at the right
place. We sell 30 ct for 48 cts; " ct
for So cts; 81, for 80 cts; saving you 10
to 20 per cent on every pair.
Q. p. HERRING.
, 1884-03-05

that Prince Bonaparte has issued a pro
clamation in which he declares himself
ready 10 conform to the popular demands.
In the British Honse of Commons yes
terday, Mr.. Arthur Wellesley Peel, mem.
Der for Warwick, was elected Speaker.
Latest Intelligence from the Soudar de-
clares that the situation at SuaLim is criti-
cal.
London Feb 27th-The stock of sugar at
the four home ports, on the 23rtl inst, was
265, 900 tons, as against 223.000 tons for
the corresponding period last year.
Trinidad 26tb-A band of rOngh~, about
500 strong, armed with sticks and carrying
torches, assembled in Princes Town vii
lage at l a II on Monday, contrary to the
Governors proclamation regulating the
Carnival. In attempting to dispense the
mob the police were twice driven back into
their barracks, whereupon the MaglStra e
read the Riot Act and the mob still con.
tinuing to pelt him and the police with
bottles and stones, the latter fired killing
two rioters aud wounding several oilers.
The mob then dispersed.
At San Fernando and Convd the p,lice
also had some trouble with the mohs. At
the latter place they were only dispersed
when charged with the bayonet.
New York, Feb. 27th.
Flpur pr brl,, s. Ltg'alaA b"lpI, 80
Meal, best Brandywine, per hrl. $38 to !.
Fl M. Pork, per Dbl, SI5f to I.
New Seasons Pork per Dol $J53.
60. Crystals per b., 81 to {.
Fair to good refining pr ID 55 toe
English Islands MoIaSsrS, 80 to 40 ctS.
Exchange, New YORK and London, 4.0G4
London, 9th.
Demerara Crystals percwt. Gl IS
Sugar Muscovado per cwt., 60 16s OIL.
Clayed Havana, No. II, &l06 Gd
atl0At.
Demerara Rum per gallon, Is G5d.
Trinidad Cocoa per cwt. e4 Is. Od.
Consols 1919 toB
Bank of England Rate of Discount 3 p. Ct.
Liverpool Cotton Middliug Upland, pr 10
81
3 per cent. RenLes in Paris FcS. 1865
, 1884-03-05
Germany.

Berlin, Jan. 81.
1t is stated that King Humbert and
his consort will in all probability visit the
the capital somewhere about the birthday
ofthe Emperor, which falls on the Pad OF
March. 1t is expected also thar this day
will be distinguished by the laying Of the
foundation stone Of the new Imperial Par
lament House for which the ground Is
now being actively prepared. Standing
lust outside the Byandenburg Gate, oppo-
site the offices Of the Grand General staff
and the column of Victory or the Kings
platz, the building will give an additional
grace to the finest open space in the cap
ital. 1t was thought wonderful that the
Emperor had been spared to unveil the
national monument in the Mi derWald,
but it would be a marvaI indeed if he lived,
not only to lay the foundation Of, but also
to open, the new Imperial House OF Par
lament. And yet there are much more
unlikely thin gs.-Time8.
, 1884-03-05
The Revolutionary Army and
it's Strength.
From the Spectator.

A story was circulated for a mo
ment in London last week, and even
appeared in the Times, which sug-
gested hat Paris might very speedi-
" be in revolution. 1t was stated
that 1870, 900 workmen, chiefly of the
lower and hardy class, were out OF
work, that they had recognized their
own numbers, hat they had appoint
ed delegates, and that the delegates
had informed the Members of The
Extreme Left that they could wait
no longer, that they must have work,
and that they should descend into the
streets. Even allowing for the in
crease of sensational description which
has of necessity followed the sub
stitution of telegraphic bulletins for
letters, that was an ominous an
nouncement, and thirty years since
would have affected all the Bourses
Of Europe. This time, however,
though the statement appears to have
, 1884-03-05

'pP0N' l. lie masses, therefore, nOl
only have less chance, but know ii
and shrink from emeutes with new
fear. We do not say the day of such
movements it gone by, for we do not
know whether social or political pas
son will or will not penetrate the
ranks IN uniform; but we do say that
till it does, the threat of descending
into The streets will cease to exercise
It's old, p%aralySing Influence on
politics. External order, whatever
it is worth, has gained a new and
effective guarantee.
Whether the change will produce
only good, as most Englishmen will
at once assume, it is difficult to say,
for as yet we know singularly little
oil The ultimate tendency OF universal
drill. 1t may stereotype Govern
m"nts, and it may release them from
their fear of innovation. AS vet, the
result has moi been good, for mode
rate Liberals have lost power every
whore, diS#ffection has taken new and
darker forms, and the rulers of the
Continent have been at once para
Used and embitterrd by mcrssant
threats of assassination, Just so often
carried out as 70 make defence in the
effective fashion, by thick walls, deep
meats, and highly paid guards, seem
at once cumbrous and cowardly. We
should say that since 1866, Kings
have been distinctly less willing to
rust their people while the practice
of assassination has markedly in.
creased and The disaffected" seek
more impossible and anarchicaI OBJ
jectS title, however, can be formu-
lated flom the experience Of only
seventeen years. it is not probable
that assassination will last as a great
dread in politics. Epidemics of crime
rarely endure, and this particular
form of it has appeared and disap-
peared many times in history. The
aNsassins may perceive that the crime
is useless, or directly injurious to
liberty, the people will find that uni
verslI suffrage steadily used will
yield them all they see /, and then the
new Social safety derived from the
scientific organisation of Armies may
prove a source of social devrlopement.
E,glishman hardly understand how
disturbing an influence the fear of
invasion is, or how lite has been en-
Uttered on the Continent by the
dread etertained by all employers of
90 much liberty among the employ
ed Arrangements like Poor-lawS,
Trades Unions, and Benefit societies,
which here are considered natural
and beneficial, are there regarded as
concessions to the rising spirit of
anarchy, Injurious TO property, nor
advantageous TO labour. \ strong Sc
curiry which terminated that fear
would allow of a great advance Of
society, and that in a direction in
which rulers-who for the most part
dislike the prosperous, and pity the
very poor will be quite willing 10
take the lead A kingdom ruled by
a wise Parliament, in which the mass
es could not descend into the streets,
but could in the long-run influence
legislation, would not necessarily be
an unhappy State. st all events,
, 1884-03-05

81 nv GAIlltlllCils
and when asked for IA gront rel rctcd
urgency" for the proposal, and
there was not ever a riot in the
streets. The fact is significant of a
great change, which has occurred not
only in France, but all over the con.
t%iuent, the great decline in the eff,c-
tive force of the revolutionary Armv
encamped in great cities. The en-
fnrcememt IF universal military ser
vice and The adoption OF brepch load
ing rifles have almost paraIysrd IN
surrecrion. The artisans are quite
as numerous as they were, quite as
distressed at times, and, perhaps,
more generally 9iven-e~p"cially in
Paris and Brlm-to extreme opin-
ions; while the proportion Of them
who have been soldiers and are ia
mi lar with arms is very much larger
then Of Old. Nevertheless, they are
proport,onatrIy very mcch weaker
for street fighting. Tie number Of
tanned ~oIdie's kept in garrison is
mncb rrn.t.r o,l +ho ,,mS vr:,h
wh;cL Inv 40 nro,;I.d .rn nnah
more tpr,,hI. Formo,lv rnInrs ~,
tackled mobs with cavalry, who could
be stopped by barricadcs; or with
h.ftar ,h,o +,,.o2 - M Laal, o4,L,
in~snroant. Nav no GnnoraI !,
command nsnI Trbt ortilIcr, a"a;,s,
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