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PERSONAL MENTION.
His many tfi.sds ell, BE- glad 70 know
DAT NJ, ~. II. Ward hes recovered nom .
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Wespeopls should use Ssnsrit Nsr
vfnos great nerve oonqueror.
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sMILEOGEAPuS.

NIUII|H IaITIIIIN
Tooth brushes for silo by Murdock &
BALDWIN, $40 Main street.
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. 4 COUNTY doctor at ended a birth about
6fteen years ago, Tor which his bi was $40
The account ran along until lew days
aRo. Tho subject OF the doctors profts-
doual skill. now smait lad Of fifteen years,
WAS hired by that GENT man rs stable boy,
and, at tho end OF his fist mouth, carried
homo the receipt for tho old debt ms pay
for his services. IL Is the first case on
record where boy has been Obliged TO
nav his own expenses In coming into this
world.
TIVE Queen City Guards are to entertain
the Cleburne l. yht Guards Tuesday, parad.
ing the streets In the morning with music,
n the condition OF the street8 Will permit,
Gtve o grand com pit mentary ball Tuesday
night at the armory OF our home company
It's hoped that al our citizens will assist
our military Ia seeing that our neighbors
are nicely entertained, leave us with pleas.
ant recollections of Dallas hospitality and
enterprise. IL in no other way those de-
presence the nighl Of the ball, as IL will oe
quite an enjoyable sfisir. Every prepare
fion Is being IN ade t. make 1t a success.
Sr, VALrsrINK's day was duly honored
nv the Younger folks and al 'er ones too,
for that matter. S.nimentslty held right
GOOD sway with s,ms: the j,kist has his
fan with the humorous specimens; the
apitefully incl ed exercised hi spleen by
Transmission If cart IONS TO the object oil
1 his aversion. l. was happy day, however
| for many, aud many blessing beamed
| upon a sweetheait's face as she opened
4 some precious AID not unexpected package
MAsouKRADg SKATING PARTY.
Il The follow X neat carr inviiution, lack
&Szg the EN- bel II hme nts, found its way tc
the table of IN. society editor yesterday
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xAseuERaDx SKATING PARTY.

The follow X neat cara invuntion, lack
e;hg the EN- bellir hments, found It's way TO
the table OF III. society editor yesterday.
It reads Ike tbi.:
"You are respect ully requested to at
tenG the grand masquerade skst'ng party,
90 be he'd ~ Annoy hall. Dallas, Texas,
/. Saturday night FebIuars 16. 1854. W. ID.
N Jennings. manager. Doors open ut
o'cl ,ck, grand ma ch ats.
\The parfv was n grand success, and the
skating, while IL had Its draw. backs. jostles
and bumps, vas immense and highly
amusing. The ms,quers did their ut.
most 10 conceal their identity, yet despite
their most strenuous efforts in this direc-
ton many Inadvertently showed more OF
themselves tnen they ever did perhaps
before. II was q pleasant gay affair ION
wheels" and . GO ID time was had BY those
who participated, notwttb standing the un-
certainty Of roller skates, and the lockers
on - we'll.
PERSONAL MENTION.
II ryta l<s~ ~tlt h. dad kU00
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ouIrg a erop of weddings In this aud
onr neighbofing citlss du lax the present
WesA. The daughters, Mhsss Nellie ana
Emma, OF Colonel aud Mrs W. ID Wylle,
viii be respectively united 10 the holy
bonds Of weol Ic6 b. those lucky men
Mr.. +. 8. Roller and Mr.. J. N, Balla q.
The ceremonies OF TINS double wedring
bVill Toxic place on Wednesday evening ato
O'Clock NJ the First Pfesbyteiian chufoh'
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on Thursday. the 2lst inst, young laoy
who has been IN occasional hnu Always mus
welcome visitor TO Dallis Miss Belle fehh,
Of Wsxah ACHE, will change hst n"ins y.
Mrs.. Charles H. Picke Several Dallas
'x,iends will 20 down /, That thriving town
10 witness the interesting Ger. mohy ~ the
cali OF this wedding belle to DO Justice oy
the pen,
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-HEnr is reading that viii surprise u
arest many Of their acquaintance MI;
and Mrs. william ID Scos w'il De pleased
to have you attend tbs aarr'age OF thelr
niece, LAVE, Mt Idlewild, near ien,ll' 10
Mr.. Joseph Olemmenr, AZ o''i1uN, p ~,
Feh,nsr, eOln A happy tine awaits the
fortunate attendants Ia response 10 tho
curtyous Invitations "
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Lite Georgetown.

The tournament at this place
last Friday, the Fourth was quite
an interesting affair, and attract
ed a large crowd. The fitting
between the knights was spirited
and the contest resulted as fol-
lows:
Bert Tabler, Of Opcquon
Knight of Old Berkeley, crown
ed Miss BERTHE Bender, Queen of
Love and Beatty; Will Ellis
knight of Virginia." crowned
Miss Kate Miller, of Hedgesville
1st Maid of Honor; Conrad Rob.
bins, Knight ofNorth Mountain,
crowned Miss Covell, Of William
sport, Nd, 2nd Maid Of Honor;
Moses Tabler, of Martinsburg,
"Knight Of Don't Bother Me-
crowned MISS Laura Tabler (his
wife), 4th Maid of Honor; Dan
iel Pitznogle, Knight of Glen
wood" carried off the saddle; Con
rad Robbins, the bride; Moses
Tabler, the buggy-whip; Geo Ellis
knight Of Denwood, THE riding
whip.
John Mouse Of the -Four Locks
and Ed Mayhem, Of Clearspring
Nd, furnished excellent music on
the occasion. Dancing was KEEP
up until the wee sma, hours 0
the night. Quite a number o
young gentlemen from Martins
! burg were in attendance.
NAxcY JANE.
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blaine and Logan Club.

The Blaine and Logan Club met in
their hall Thursday evening July 10,
at $50 o'clock and effected perma-
nent organization.
The COMMITTEES on Constitution
and Bylaws reported having com
pleted their work, and the same be-
ing submitted To the club it was
adopted as whole.
On motion, Mr.. j. s. Haldeman
was chosen Permanent President,
and Messrs. G. W. Wisner, G.. w.
Feidt, G. NJ. Bowers, p. 4. Rohr-
baugh, Joseph K. Ahern and Henry
Carter were elected Vice Presidents.
On motion, Mr.. John T, Riley was
elected Treasurer.
On motion, j. s. Mathews and j.
). Gallaher were elected Secretaries.
On motion, the following gentle
men were appointed COMMITTEE to
collect funds to defray expenses Of
the Club: 1st Ward, A. s. Goulden;
End Ward, w. f. Wilson; 3rd Ward
A. IL. Rutherford; 4th Ward, John
Grozinger; 9th Ward, G. w. Mann.
On motion, the Secretary was in
structed to furnish copies Of Consti-
tuition and Bylaws to District Clubs
when applied for.
On motion, the Chair appointed
Messrs. CIRQUE and Paulding Ser
geants-at- Arms.
Adjourned.
j. 5. MATTHEWS. Spc'y.
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WE have just learned that Mr..
George Noll has upon a field OF
wheat just harvested Of % acres, u
crop that would seem to surpass
anything ever raised in Berkeley
county. Mr.. Noll informs us that
upon tie rs acres he has over 900
shocks Of wheat of from 12 to Is
sheaves to the shock. Allowing an
average OF a bushel to the shock this
would indicate over 1000 bushels OF
wheat, AS an average, or 40 bushels
to the acre; which Is beyond any
thing we have heard of In Berkeley
county. Mr.. Noll informs US that
hisentire wheat crop is the best he has
ever raised. The fertilizer used upon
this crop was an article manufacture
ed IN our own county and is known
as "Shaffer's Social Wheat Com
pound" This would indicate that
our home manufactured goods are
superior to imported stuff aud is
sold for less money, and we take it
that this crop will give Shaffer Is fer
tilizer big boom in this county.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.


THE BOYS are delighted with the
- handsome suits we have ia stock at
our spacious stererousn. and the ladies'
are highly pleastd with our extremely
low prices mad the petite attention
shown them when calling on us. We
a'so carry h largest and Lest assort.
mem OF clothing Tor men, ever shown
~ Martinsburg, and are confident we
please III. lovers of stylish and honestly
made clothing baltimore Clothing
lieuse, : doors ssuth of tho Evege,l
House. THOS. KRAIZ,
Salesman.
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DEAD LETTERs.-Following is a
list of letters remaining in the Post
Office at Martinsburg, w. Va, July
5th, 1884, and will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office July 10Th if not
delivered. When calling say adver-
tised We clip from the Statesman.
Alice III. Boyer, Mrs. Susan A..
Bowers, Mrs. Stephen l. Cottrell,
Mrs. L. A. Eversole, Mrs. Rebecca
Stouffer, Mrs. Mary Watson, James
Cross, q. E. Feather,C H. Gravely,
Win Herr, Frederick Kantz, j. q
Vanhorn, John Moler, RI. j. Nc
Candlish, Geo. &. Smith, Louis
Smith, Thos. Trossle, Benz. Logan.
Held for better direction: "Miss
Emma Waldo, Delaware Co., Ohio.
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THE Winchester Times estimates
that 10000 strangers attended the
Fourth of July celebration in that
place last week, aud devotes several
columns Of its issue this week to Il
description of the parade and the
attractions of the day. Theprocess-
ion WAS one of the largest ever seen
in that place, our boys being placed
in the third division AS follows: w /.
w. FaulkDer, marshal, with Chas.
Dieffenderfer, Maitinsburg Tire de-
partment, assistant; Union Band,
16 men Prof. T. H. Anderson; com
pany, 20 men, Capt. f. Il. Oelim
Martinsburx fire department., ytwo
companies, 20 men Cap. q. o, Lam
bert; one company beaded by the
City Band, 81 inen, Drum. Major G.
p. Curtis; the other by the Mechan-
ics' Band, Is men, Drum Major
j. Whitson. Mayor Lambert, III. Il.
Cushwa. city council, Judge q. j.
Faulkner, Jr., and Chief of Police
Roberts, accompanied this depart.
ment here. ssfff t 1n rflws
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SHORT STOPS.

The public schools will begin
Monday September 1st.
Manufacturers of fertilizer in this
place are preparing for a heavy trade
this fall.
The Statesman is publishing a
review Of the business interests of
Martinsburg.
There will be a picnic in Jacob
kearneys woods, near the Aims
house, to-day. Public invited.
The M. G. Bands moonlight ex-
cursion to Potomac Isle last Tues
day night was very pleasant and
successful affair.
The Fourth of July in this place
was observed quietly-bands, fire
company, and a majority of citizens
being our of town.
We direct attention of our readers
to very pretty original poem by
DR.. Arnold, dedicated to the
clergy OF Martinsburg, in this issue,
on page Z.
DR.. McSherry will erect new
residence on the site OF his old one,
corner of Burke and college streets.
Preparatory to demolishing his old
house he has moved into the Herring
property, corner OF King and College
streets.
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Watches, WatchcS-kOw
Stock! Bargains for
Everybody.

II AFING determined to again en-
III gage in business in this place, /
have purchased large stock ofJloels 8,
atuhss, JcweIry and Spectaelcs OF
al grades and gu atty. to mich tho at
tenticn ofmy friends ana the public II
invited Watches speciality and
prices to suit all, ranging from the
lowest to the highest. Tie highest
cash price paid for old gold ano silver.
Repairing OF all kinds done promptly
and ut reasonable terms. Not being
able to secure u suitable room at pres
ent. for my busIness, purchasers can
find me and inspect my stock Ut my
residence, over n. G.. Berry Il Co.'S
store. near the INDEPENDENT office.
Call and see me before purchasing, and
save money. 5. T.. DOUGLASS,
jy l2-st. Martinsburg, w. Va.
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CAPT. JOS. HI. HAMILL was in
town Wednesday. He reports fine
wheat harvest in his county, and
with headquarters at Kearneysville,
he is prepared to buy all of the cereal
offered him at the highest cash mark
ct price. He also expects large
trade in Parks fertilizer, for which
he is agent. M
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THIS evening the corner stone of
the new Lutheran church will be
laid. The congregation will assem-
BILE at the First M. e. Church at 6
p. NJ. where a short service will be
held, when the audience will proceed
to the site and the stone laid with
appropriate services. The address
of the occasion will be delivered at
1880 Sunday morning at the Court
house, by Rev. M. l.. Cutler. Ser
vices in the evening at the same
place at 6 p. NJ.
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Dots.
Congress has adjourned.

Congress has adjourned.
The President vetoed the Fitz
John Porter bill.
Trade in self-binders at present is
fiat, but the Fertilizer business is
booming.
Take holiday now and then dur
ing the heated term--it will do you
good.
Farmers can't complain. Large
crops of wheat and grass, corn prom
Using and fruit in abundance.
Mr.. G. Allen Viewer, and Miss
Anna NJ. Sperow, daughter Of Geo.
0. Sperow, were married in Hagers-
town last Sunday.
A self-binding machine, while in
operation in wheat field near Fred
erick, a few days ago, took fire from
friction, and was. entirely consumed.
Col. James w. Davis, counsel for
a celebrated land case recently de-
cided at Charleston, West Virginia,
is said to have received 500, 000,the
largest fee ever allowed a lawyer in
this country.
The wheat crops of Messrs. David
Stewart, John Chapman, James Nc.
Donald and Thomas Light, it is
said, can't be beaten in the county.
They attribute it to the use of Fra
yer & Bishops Animal Bone Ferti-
lizer. 4Et
The Eleventh Annual Inter- State
Picnic and Exhibition under the
auspices of the Patrons of Husbandry
of Pennsylvania, Maryland, West
Virginia, New Jersey and Delaware
will open at Williams Grove, Cum
berland County, Pa, on Monday,
August 25, 1884, and continue until
Saturday, August 30th.
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AN IMPOSING PROCESSION -
Messrs. Fiscus and Grim are prepsr-
ed to do threshing in the most APP
proved style. They have purchased
of Mr.. G. Campbell Janney one of
Prick 81 Co.'S traction engines. and
on Thursday with it and two thresh-
ers and Campbell Janney with his
Texan ponies and flags flying,
they proceeded out the Winches-
ter pike beyond Darkesville,
where they took the road for
Jefferson county, intending to COM
mence operations with the farmers
there. They made good progress,
and we would like to see the figures
in bushels that these gentlemen are
able to thresh out in day.
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$. S. PICSIC.-The Sunday School
of the Presbyterian Church will pic
mic at Island Park on Tuesday next.
The parents of the children, the
members of the congregation and all
friends of Sabbath Schools are invit-
ed to participate in the recreation of
the day. A special train will leave
the B. 81 o. Depot ut 8 A. NJ.
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GILES HELMS and Frank Reed,
were arrested for engaging in a
knock down on Maple Avenue. They
were taken before Mayor Lambert,
and fined, and being Short they
are squaring the account by work
ing on the public square improve
ment.
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Col. CHARLES GREEN of the
Florence House, Berkeley Springs,
died on Friday last-4th July. He
was a generous host and widely
known. We record his death with
feelings of sincere sorrow.
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SALARY RAIsED.-The growing
congregation Of the Presbyterian
Church held meeting on last Sab
bath Immediately after the service
and increased the salary of their es-
teemed aud popular pastor, two hun
dred dollars. We have no doubt had
sufficient notice been given, every
member of the congregation would
have testified to an appreciation of
the object by being present.
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Mr.. w. Cook, millright en-
ployed at Fitz's mill escaped what
might have been serious accident
last Monday. While handling some
spouting at the door on the second
floor of the building he lost his
balance and was about being pre-
cipitated upon his head, when to
save himself she jumped to the
ground, sustaining a sprained ankle.
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THANKs-To Mr.. James Hill for
lot OF nice early potatoes, OF new
variety; aud TO Mr. M. NJ. House
worth for a choice pair OF brown
Leghorn chicks. They struck the
seat of our suffering to the acme Of
human happiness.
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THE Potomac Isle and the Berke-
ley Broom Brigade will join hands
on Thursday next for days recre
alton. Read the notice elsewhere of
the B. B. B. s
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DIR. ARNOLD will give an entire
new program at his entertainment
at Feller's Hall on next Thursday
night. He will play on eight mu-
steal instruments at one and the
same time.
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The Berkeley Broom Brigade and
their excursion to Potomac Isle
Read about it in notice giving de.
tails.
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THE bill authorizing the sale of
Government property at Harper 8
Ferry passed the Senate last Friday,
and as II had already passed the
House, now only needs the signature
OF the President to become a law.
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"A ; our room il too small 10 carv 4
- large stock q shoes, We have ae.
termintu 70 csuse ar our present stock
az utst. Gall early and get the best IL
lection. EMalERT h RI cry.
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TOR fine and fire. b drugs, patent Med
H. icines in tact verylhng kept by
Druggists, aud as cheap us elsewhere,
Give me call g. W. BOWMAN DRUG
GIST l6 w. Queen St. July G3t.
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Closing ont nt Cust.

NJE will from this date close out our
wv entire line OF ladies and childrens
shoes at colt Now il jour time fcr bar.
gains ns they must be closed out in thirty
days. EMMKRT A FIERY.
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ID Angling from SO cts upwards; also
LII Gents and Ladies purses and pocket
books 10 cts and upwards. -BO W MANS
DRUG STORE.
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CODA WAlERand Deep R.ck''
~ Mineral Water. drawn from Por,
ce!ain-lined fountains, through Bige-
lows Patent Cooler, for sale by
j. l.. w. BAKER.
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might HUNDRED Straw Hats
IL just from Auction, to be clos ca out
at once s cts, 10 cts. Is cts. sc at
q. p. HEBkINGS.
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Tt YOU WANT to see h,g crowd
4 60 t. The crowded sire ii L. z.
HERRING u cos.
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Bargains! Bargainsy

EORth next thirty days, in order to
IL make room for new stock, We
will clear out at less than one-half Of
former prices, our VIII ole line ofGents
Furnishing Goods, such AS neckwear,
suspenders, hosiery, fine white shirts,
fancy percal shirts. tile' and gauzc an !
derwear, hats, trunks etc Now is tho
best chance for you TO supply yoursclf
ut ,he Baltimore Clothing House. 2
do rs south Of the Everett Houec.
L OS. KRAFT, Salesman.
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HALL ut j. >. TnAMMhLI.'S and
~ examine bis stock and prices, and
yiu viii not want TO 70 i.irth.r
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No boys will be admitted to DIR.
Arpold's entertainment next Thurs
day night, unless accompanied by
their parents.
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SEVERAL ofour bicyclist attended
thebicycle meet in Hagerstown last
week.
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NEW BRIDGE.-In a drive to Maj
Strong's on Thursday afternoon, we
noticed very substantial and neat
new bridge over the stream at
Darkesville.
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Mr.. SAMUEL BRANTl;ER, an
engineer on the b. and o. railroad
and an estimable citizen of this
place, met with serious accident
while on trip west last Wednesday
morning. When approaching South
Branch bridge, he was looking out
the cab window to the end of his
train, and not observing his danger
was struck on the head by one of
the supports of the bridge. He was
taken from bis engine in an uncon-
scious state and as soon as possible
given attention and brought to his
home in this place. He has since
been i'll precarious condition.
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REV. j. HI. KIRAcoFE, of Ohio,
will preach at Greensburg U. B.
Church, next Sabbath, July 18th, at
1890 AN. .M....t.
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Picnic Goods.

ENREsH (0regon) SALMON --potted ham
IL and tongue, English pickles, &C.
bCkKHART Il CO.
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GENTLEMEN from the country
wishing to secure reserved seats for
DIR. Arnold's entertainment at Eel
ler's Hall next Thursday, should get
them at once at Gerhardt's book
store.
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DOR cigars, for and cts-the best
IL IN town call at OWMAN'S.DRUG
STORE
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Daat CUES AND TILES for painting
i mad decorating at BURKHART
CuN. Jolly .33t
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The hallway and steps at Feller's
Hall at DR.. Arnold's entertainment
next Thursday, will be carpeted.
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Save Time.

DEMEMBER, If YOU go to Us.
III TRAMMELLS, ytu can save
time, because you will not have to run
arou nd to different places to find what
You want. There it is ell under one
roof--a complete assortment OF every
thing.
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TOE COLD SODA WATER and pure
i fruit syrups at BoWMAN'S DRU g
STORE A
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CPRING boots, shoes, hats and trunks
- coming in all the time at GETTIN.
GER 4 HOKE'S. at prices that caa not be
Implicated by any other house.
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4 kh 5nn u peullemaa aud nsed 4 foe
"A watch charm which is .'sll tn
rage IN TIE e'iies, call on w. l.. JONES.
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nKESS Goods for sale cheap at
IL III N. DE A1RICK's.
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a LARGE STOCK OF mems Plow
IA shoes and b o9ahs. every graz E
and price, ut q ETTINGER HOKE'S.
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DEST and finest line Of infants shoes
- in town at ii. N. DEATRICK'S.
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TAKE DIR. Fahrney's Health Re-
siorer, best blood puretier. All
druggists sell it-$l.00.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-07-12
BUSINESS LOCALS.
FOR SALE.

4 FINE LOT OF tnll-blood RED JER-
IN SLY PIGS. A.isess
JOHN KENNEDY.
tieaingion, ''efkvley Co.. w, Va.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-07-12
blaine md Logan

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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-07-12

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