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it from me to recommend this practice. but in
view OF tue preaching, which so often Is a dark
certainly the idea of quietly planning out the
week work is to be commended York
Post.
BRASS POUNDING.-ln u way this trass-pound-
Ing is art work, and it is plainly several degrees
higher in the scale artistic than the crazy quilt
1t Is simpler, more easily mastered and more
satisfactory than any branch of painting and for
these reasons 1t is popular on sight with people
ambitious to acquire reputation for being
artistic The outfit required for a brass FOUNDER
consists OF sheet of brass. q hammer a set of
tools. q pattern, sheet Of carbon paper and
fingers that don't object to being mashed. The
Grass Is almost as thin as paper, and as tough
as 1t can be made. 1t costs forty cents a
pound and that quantity will furnish material
for a months hammerng. The tools come
In sets OF from three to nine pieces The
principal ones are a chisel-like concern for
marking the outline, straight punch for
making single marks.ssand q die-faced affair
that gives the roughened appearance to the
background. The others are notifications
or these A complete set can be had for
80 The hammer is of the machinist's pattern,
and Is worth seyenty-tlve cents the carbon
paper costs twelve cents, the patterns are worth
anything one chooses to pay. and the fingers.
financially considered, vary in value according
10 The physicians employed The total expedl-
ture OF starting up as brass FOUNDER, barring
the tuition fees. is 1887. In beginning opera
tions; the sheet Of brass is securely tackled to a
board. the carbon paper is laid on the brass. and
the pattern over that With a stylus-or cro-
Chef needle, If there Is no stylus on the premi-
ses-the pattern is traced out, the carbon paper
conveying the marks to the brass. The pc und-
Ing then commences. First the outline is
punched out plainly. This DONE the brass ali
around is pounded down with the die until
IL presents roughened appearance. The
main features in the pattern are left un-
touched, and stand out like relief work. The
effect. when finished, is Of brass casting, a
casual examination never suggesting that the
brass is only o thin sheet. The noise made by
the operation when half a dozen energetic young
ladies are at work is deafening.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES,

ID TOMATOES
LETTUCE
Philadelphia Capoas
Chickens and TurkeyG
Sweet. Breads
Roast Beef.
EusQuehanna Canvas back Ducks
Red Head Ducks.
Diamond Back Terrapin
At the PALACE MARKET. Corner 18th etreet and.
d21 FRANK J. TIBBETs
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Rev. f. NJ. Woods and wife arr
attending the Synod Of Virginia.


Rev. #. NJ. Woods and wife are
attending the Synod Of Virginia.
Rev. ID. II. Riddle, Jr., OF Falls
Church, Va, spent several days
with his friends in town during the
past week.
Mr.. Jacob Bodmer, an enterpris.
ing young man, OF Maryland. spent
Thursday Of last week with the
family OF Mr.. Samuel Aler, of this
place.
Miss Sue Riddle was in town with
her friends several days. We regret
that she and her estimable father
have decided to remain permanently
at Falls Church, Va.
Rev. j. S. Lefevre, OF this town,
bias accepted the call to become as
sociate pastor with DIR. Leybnrn, of
the Associate Reformed Church,
Baltimore, Md.
We had pleasant call from Mr..
Will Clendening, who is attending
school at Carlisle, Pa, this week.
We are pleased to know he is doing
well.
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A MAN named E. A. Williams was
arrested Friday night at Hagers-
town charged with forging the name
of j. d. Butt, of Harper's Ferry, to
a political document which was used
in the recent campaign in West Vir-
ginia. On Saturday Mr.. Butt tele'
graphed to Republican headquarters
here the fact of Williams arrest, and
Mr.. Caulk knowing that he was
wanted here for forgery, showed the
dispatch to Police Marshal Gray.
Marshal Gray at once telegraphed to
Hagerstown to hold Williams, but
soon received reply from the sheriff
stating that Williams had already
been released. The marshal could
not understand the hurry shown in
releasing Williams, who, it is stated,
is also wanted in Washington to an
swer charge Of forgery. Baltimore
Sun Goth.
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Ladiee WrMps.

We have now in .sock our full line
Of fall and winter wraps. We gave
our order for these goods over two
onths ago and had them made to our
special order We employed the same
Gu ter that we have had for the last
two years which:insures our wraps To
be perfect fitting. A wrap may be
handsome, but lift does not fit we'll il
is not pretty. They q very much
cheaper than last year, Russia circulars,
and Dolmans that sold at 5000 last
year we are now selling at Sc, 80. and
New Markets that sold at $500 we are
selling at $1,000 Our Wraps are all
new; out Of the 148 that we bought last
J ear we only csrried one over. Our
prices range from $3.50 to $l5. We
also have a full line of childrens'
AID Misses wraps, all styles and prices
all we ask is for you to call and exar :
inc our stock if you want any thing in
this line. No trouble to show goods,
and one pric. to every body. Re
specially, EMMERT & FIERY.
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A SCCCEsS.-The Artillery Fair
in Fellcr's Hall, closed last Satur-
day night, and was . perfect sue
cess. 1t was well patronized, and
those who attended could not help
but enjoy themselves, as the man
agement tried to make everything
agreeable. In the bean-guessing
contest Mr.. G. E. Kimmerling was
the winner;-the number of beans
in the jar being 1907, and his guess
was 7,777. After a spirited contest
as to which candidate would receive
the most votes, at cents each, it
was found at the close of the poles
that Cleveland had received ma
jority of lis. The gold watch was
won by Mrs. W. H. H. Flick. The
net proceeds were about $500.
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A PLEASANT EVENING Last
Tuesday evening large number OF
ladies and gentlemen assembled at
the residence of Mrs. Geo. Boyles,
on south King street, to spend an
evening together. The kind host
and his lady, anticipating the visit,
had musicians on hand, who tuned
up and soon had those present tip
ping the light fantastic toe. After
several hours thus whiled away sup
per was announced, and ample jus
tice was done to the many choice
and delicious edibles. The dancing
was then continued till an early
morning hour, when the guests de-
parted. aereeably pleased with the
spo- and the kindnssses Of Mr.. B.
and lis wife.
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Religious.

TIE TOMB AND~THE ROSE.
The Tomb said to the Rose
with the dew that DER thee flows
Whatdos thou, Loves own Flowerg'
The Rose said to the Tomb
.sWhat dost thou with those whose doom
Is thy yawning gulf each hourw
The Rose said-ssSombre Grave,
Heavens tears, transmitted, gave
A perfume sweet and rare.''
The Tomb said--"Tender flower,
Each soul that feels my power
Becomes an angel fair
Tictor Hugo.
The international Bible studies
for next Sabbath are from / Kings
vi: 1-14. Title, The temple built.
Golden text, mime house shall be
called an house OF prayer. Isaiah
LvI: 7.
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MARNlEp.


At the III. e. Church South, in
Hedgesville, on the 18th inst. by Rev.
VIM. q. Ross, On. WM.B DODGE, al
Augusta county Virginia, TO MISS Az
ME L. WHITMoRE,of Berkeley county.
On the 14th inst, at the home Of the
bride, by Rev. VIM 0. Ross, Mr.. JAMES
HI. FRKNCH, to Miss RKBHCCA j. AL.
LHN, both Of this county.
Oct 9Th, at st. Peters Church, Balti.
more, by Rev. McColgan, Mr. e. q,
SCHAARMAN of Martinsburg, TO Miss
MoLLIE ATKINSON, Of Berkeley
Springs.
At the residence Of the BRIDES father,
near North Mountain depot, Berkeley
county, Oct, 10Th, 1884, by Rev. VIM. L.
Leavell, Mr.. j. RUDOLPH ROCKWELL
to Miss SARAH #. ALLEN, all of Berke-
ley county.
Oct. 9th at the residence of the brides
Father, Daniel Unger ESQ.,, this Co., by
Rev. Il. l.. Wilson, DANIEL PRICE and
Miss JOY UNGER, both Of Berkeley
county.
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The HIGHEST STEEPLE.-Mr.
Samuel Myers and workmen, practi'
cal steeple builders from Hogues-
town, Cumberland county, Pa. have
successfully raised the tall steeple
on top of the Lutheran church. 1t
is dangerous work, but the safety
and ease with which this was accom-
plished shows commendable skill
There was one accident, dangerous.
in itself, but without injurious re-
suits. The block broke after hoist
ing some Of the heaviest timber, but
the great Master caused both tim
Der and block to fall harmless to the
earth, The top of the steeple is 125
feet from the ground.
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SAFE.-We congratulate Mr.. Da-
vid We'll and family on the safe ar
rival home of the wife and children
from an extended tour to Europe
and the Fatherland. They arrived
per steamer Werland, Capt. Hebick
commanding, at New York on last
Saturday. They report as fellow
passengers Mrs. Catharine Curtis
and daughter and Miss Emma Nc
Kown, of st. Louis, who have rela-
tives in this county. A rough sea
and stormy weather, with much sea
sickness prevailed.
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DEAD LETTERs.-F0llowing is
list Of letters remaining in the Post,
Office at Martinsburg, w. Va. Oct,
18th, 1884, and will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office Nov. 1st il moi
delivered. When calling say adver.
tised We clip from the Statesman,
w. C. Carroll, Samuel Dick, Geo.
L. Dick, George Carrot, w. H. Cal
lonay, Jas. w. Eurley, Thomas b.
Kennedy, Smith Davis q Co., Mrs.
VIM. Boyer, Mrs. A. Custer, Eliza
beth Chopper, Mary Flyer, Annie
Pitzer, Rachel Stevens, CLANCY
Belts, Flora Callahan, Mrs. N. 7
Ford, Druzzie Miller, Laura E.
Reed, Mary s. Vanmetre, Miss An
ME r.
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BUSINESS local,
Ne w Goods.

We have just received our Fall and
Winter stock of new goods, which i IS
mover been 50 complete W. have
taken sparial pains Elais sesso d pre-
cure nicer and fns + line ef nj | M n..d
Dress Goods than we have haa hersse-
tnre and can say that orr stock ae
never been 50 completes as now. We
bay none but the best brand az Silks
q nee the roson Their give SO inueb
satisfaction In bress Goods havs
some beauti ul'novel iesin all the lee f.
ing shades. We would like our Icy
friends AND customers To xiva u il casl
before purehasing, as wn ar sure x8
we can suit them. Respectfully.
ocl6 II w HOKE.
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THE HAGERSToWN FAIR.-This
fair closed on Friday and has proved
a grand success. Its promoters and
managers spared neither expense or
labor in their efforts to make 1t the
fair Of 1884. It was handsomely pa
tronized and our Berkeley County
people were we'll represented. The
exhibits were large and varied and
the cattle department was we'll filed
with the best herds Of pure and
thorough-bre cattle.
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We cannot DO cutdone, either. u
prices. quality Of goods, or fair AnS
honest dealing. We desire to rive
every customer full value for tis
money. We are not hero temporarily.
but are here to stay, and intend to n
deal with tho public that wo will ma ~
their entire confidence We da,k
competition. All we ask is an exaus-
nation OF our stock. Come see 10.
whether or not you wish to purchase.
ID. MYERS, Prop'r.
Old Post Office room, Queen St., Mar
tinsburg, w. Va.
r. >. Cheap John will be glad =
eee you all
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1t makes no difference to our pat.
rons whether We buy our paper by
the ton or half ton, or our envelopes
by the 80, 900, or the single thousand,
so we engage to do job work as cheap
ly and as neatly as it can be done
elsewhere in this town. Give us a
trial and you will be convinced Of
this assertion. Statesman.
Colston is jolly fellow, and
knows we enjoy a joke.
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2.-s.The Wrong One" "a Big Process
sion, s.What 1t Was" "Suicide OF
a Rattlesnake," etc.
3.-sKinds of Kisses,v 1.-THE Monks
Lesson ssTime will Unite the
Knot. '',ssGod's Best GIFT to Man,"
sPink Sunsets" "Fashion Notes."
etc.
s.-"Floahng Fun" elbow He Got
Hurt News Notes." etc.
7.-"Friendship." ..oem, "Lyddy
Ann" love story, Had Him
There" Giving Away the Baby"
.sRed-Haired Boys Preferred etc.
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Dots.

Cold
Shut that door.
''Shuck !" that corn.
Colston says he has his roosters
cooped for November.
TIE political kettle still boils.
The days are getting and, people
are--short.
The Circuit Court has been doing
a lively business.
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SHORT STOPS.

Rain last Tuesday.
Business is slow.
Overeoats these niShts.
Game plenty, fishing good
The little baby -criers are pleasant
to nervous person.
Dancing parties will be on the in
crease this winter.
A movement is on foot to build a
Baptist parsonage.
Chestnuts are ripe and walnut
gathering has commenced
The Hagerstown fair was well-at-
tended by our people.
The leaves are disrobing the trees
right onthe front street.
A few are still up salt river-they
must have struck a melon patch.
Some of the turkeys have already
begun to Thanksgiving.
Visions Of chilly winds and cut
ting blasts disturb the lean mans
rest.
The INDEPENDENT is the paper
for those who like varied, substan-
tial and interesting reading,
She was leaning over the front
fence waiting for boy to take a let
ter to her lover. AS she stood in
deep thought sad eyed goat stuck
its nose through the pailings. In
stinctively she reached the hand in
which she held the note down to pat
the animal. The goats mouth OPP
ened, he nibbled the letter through
the fence and calmly mnnched it.
Tableau--Goat with wagging tail
girl heart. broken. Beware, We love-
sick lassies, of the gentle goat
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SURE TO VIVA young man at
Hedgesville and his girl have made
the following agreement: eff Blaine
is elected, he is TO marry the girl; if
Cleveland is elected the girl is to
marry him; and if neither of them
get it, they are to marry each other. -
Then what about politics
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FREE LECTURER. D. Somer-
by, Deputy Supreme Justice Of the
Order Of Iron Hall, will deliver a
free lecture, in the Courthouse, on
Thursday evening, S0th inst, at 8
O'Clock. The public are cor daily
invited.
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siCERTIFICATEs Of election were
given to the various successful can
didates by the County Court on last
Monday.
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HON. G. J. FAULKNER is still
quite i'll, but keeps up hopeful out
look. Our citizens. generally make
many inquiries as to his condition
and hope soon to see him around
again.
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The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Cailblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and pos
itively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ZION. or money refunded. Price rs cents
per box.
For Sale by &. @. Williams Jr., ! Bro,
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MRS EMMA GARRISON JONES,
the authoress, of Washington, has
been visiting the family Of Sheriff
Chrisman, and thinks 30 much of
the healthfulness Of Martinsburg
that she talks of making her home
here.
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A STRANGER nam ed Patrick Ca,

A STRANGER named Patrick Cav.
enaugh, while walking on the track
of the b. q o. r. r., near Vanme-
tres bridge on Saturday last, was
struck by an engine, sustaining sew
eral severe injuries. He was brought
here and cared for by the County
authorities and is now slowly recov-
ering.
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The general conference of the
Methodist Protestant church re-
fuses to strike from the discipline
the clause permitting the choice by
the candidates OF the mode Of bap-
tism, or to make any change in the
prescribed marriage ceremony.
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Administrative Notice

HAvING qualified AS Administr :
LII trix of Jacob Kearns, deces -
all persons knowing them selves to %
indebted to said estate are hereby no
tilted to come forward promptly. and
settle the same. and all p rites having
claims against said estate will prese,
them. properly authentiea ed Tor SGT
Element. EMILY M. KERNS,
0 ii 3t Atmr'x.
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THE st. Patrick Drum Corps ball
in Feller's Hall Tuesday night was
a decided success.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
something Worth Knowing.

~ NTLfMEN who have been pay
N ing hign prices for made to- ordt r
goods, and especia ly taose who have
been poorly fitted, should call on the
American clothiers ut Baltimore. and
select from their fashionable stock, IL
suit or an overcoat. The house bears
the name of ACME HALL the
glass Of fashion, 200 w. Baltimore
Street, is the location oct II
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TvOR BOOTS AND SHOES, all 20
II to H. N. DEATRICK, who has
the bert assortment in tsw direct from
the ManuHacturer's and will be sold
very cheap for cash
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CODA WATER and Deep RssR.s
~ Mineral Water. drawn from POP
celain-lined fountains, through Biz
lows Patent Cooler, for sale BY
j. L. W. BAKER.
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NTANTED TO LOAN-$500 on FIRST
w class real estate security, for a
term of years, at per cent,
o4tf w. s. HENSHAW
Atty in fact for Margt. J. Lozier.
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NlSIT THE LADIES FRENCH IA
Y zAAR for musical instruments
Banjoa, Victims, Accordeons, Har.noui-
cas-, etc. EVERETT HOUSE CORNAR.
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Important Notice.

E00 PAIRS elegant mems ana
OOO boys boots Just received, 80
80 run out at Wholesale p ices I'll.
ST. 30, 81, 50 rs for primo stock.
q. r. HERRIEG,
Cor. Queen and Martin SITS.
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HATS in endless variety. Cheaper
Ii than ever before. All the Fall
and Winter Styles ready at
"A GETTINGER & HOKE'S.
Cheap Fashionable Emporium.
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NALL at j. s. Te AMMELI,S and
-, examine his tick and prices. and
you will not want To 90 further.
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A BEAUTIFUL ASS0RrMErT
a of Ladies Satchels and Purses
just received and Tor sale BY J. Il w.
BAKER.
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NNHE best ~ Boot ID the State can be
4 had Of GETTINGER 3 HOKE.
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SATURDAY, OCT. rs. 1884.

FALL subscribers knowing
themselves in arrears will please set
tie. Bills will be forwarded per
next issue to non resident subscrib
ers.
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DIG REDUCTION in Ladies Cor.
I'D sets, at the Blue Front.
BLUE FRONT-BLUE FRONT.
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EyOR YOUR TOILET ARTICLRk
- for Perfumery, consisting Of Hand,
kerchief Extracts Cologne i, Domestit
and imported goods, Soaps, French,
English and American manufacture.
60 to BOW MANS drug store.
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IF YOU WANT fine Atwood under-
i wear 60 to the BALTIC. CLOTHING
HOUSE, and you can get them cheaper
than anywhere else. 2 doors from tho
Everett HOUSE.
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The lyceum will open after the
national election is over.
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MOO CALlCOES only Sc IS per yd.
. at II. g. BERRY 4 COS. oi8
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TIVE LARGEST AND B ST assortment
l. o dress goods in Martinsburg for
this season you will find at
ol8 II G. BERRY b cos.
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DIED TWILLED Medicatsd flannel
III down to 35 cts this week. former
price As cts. II. @. BERRY = CO.
nla.
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non't forget you save Zoe, to one
~ Dollar on each pair Of fine shoes
bought at the Blue Bront.
BLUE FRONT-BLUE FRONT
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Cheap Boots Cheap Roots.
HEAvY DECLINE IN BOOTS,
III big reduction over last yeare
prices G. p HERRING.
Cor. Queen and Martin Sts.
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III AVANA FILLERS s cent cigars
1 true to name--2 for 6--the best in
own, BOWMAN'S drug store.
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For y Few Days Only.

"AMSUTTA and New York Mills
w Muslin, only 10 cts per yard at
OILS II. G. BERRY 4 CO.'S.
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TF YOU WANTa fine corkscrew suit or
i overcoat, go to the BALTIC. CLOTH
ING HOUSE. Q doors from the Everett
House. oct Is.
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GREAT reduction in carpets, come
" and see our line.
G. P. HERRING,
Cor. Queen and Martin SITS.
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CPRING boots, shoes, hats and trunks
~ coming in all the time Mt GETTIN.
GER 4 HOKE'S. at prices that caa not be
Implicated by any other house.
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RECOUNT On Monday last the
County Commissioners met TO con-
slider election returns and award
certificates. Mr.. A. Oden, candi-
date for Circuit Court Clerk appear
ed and stated that he underst God
there was some error claimed in the
count at Martinsburg, and If there
waSan error itshould be ascertained
and asked for a recount of that vote.
Mr.. J. N. Wisner appeared for Mr..
s. II. Martin and conceded the right
to Y recount. The commissioners
proceeded to comply, Clerk Doll
keeping the ohlcial tally, Mr.. Oden
for himself and Mr.. W. o. Nicklas
for Mr.. Martin. At the conclusion
Of the count, the three tallies coin
cided and showed . gain for Mr..
Martin Of ten, and correcting the re-
turn made, Martins vote was | ,8el
and Oden's 1885.
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On Time.

a LII the spring styles in hats Der
"A bys and soft for young men, also
an excellent line for middle aged And
young men; boys, youths and children
cheaper than ever, at GETTINGEk&
HNKE'S hat ard shoe emporium of
fashion. "a
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-10-25

The public generally, would rather
buy from house that is making a
profit than from one that claims to be
selling at cost, provided they can buy
them at the same. Compare the above
prices. o1S EMMERT & FIERY.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-10-25

A Handsome line OF fl and Soft
Hats 10 be sold very cheap At q. p.
HERRING,S.