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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-07-05

COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Conn-
Gil met Monday night in adjourned
session, all the members present but
Wisner.
On motion butchers were given
until Thursday morning to occupy
stall at Market house.
Real Estate committee reported
water works lot surveyed; had in
structed surveyor to make plot Of
entire street
Cushwa stated he had taken steps
to secure standard weights and
measures.
The Corporation Attorney Wisner
rendered an opinion to Mayor and
Council sustaining market ordi-
nance and its provisions.
On motion 450 feet 2-inch water
pipe was ordered to be laid on Third
street; 450 feet 4-inch pipe on west
Pennsylvania Avenue to Hannis
Distillery warehouse, provided dis
tillery company compensate corpora
tion to some extent for fire protec-
tion given them; $50 feet of 2-inch
pipe laid on south Spring street, and
John III. Morgil be given contract to
dig trench for same for Sis.
A number of bills were read and
ordered paid.
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THE Presbyterian Sabbath school
will hold their annual picnic at
Byrne's Island, Harpers Ferry on
Tuesday July 10Th. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all the friends
of the school to join them and help
make pleasant day. This invita-
ton is especially extended to other
Presbyterian Sabbath schools in the
county. The train will not leave
Martinsburg till 8 A. NJ, and all will
therefore, have time to get here.
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On last Sunday AN afternoon Sun.
day School was begun in the fifth
ward, by Rev. r. H. Pitt. pastor OF
the Baptist church of this place.
The attendance was quite large and
the prospect for a fiourishing Sunday
School, exceedingly encouraging.
The school will meet on next Sun
day at 2 p. m. sharp, and at this SEES
sion the election of officers, arrange.
ment into classes, etc., will occur.
There will be music on tho organ,
and DR.. Welsh and Mr.. JOS. Kear
fott will assist on their clarionet, les.
son papers and singing books will be
ready for distribution. Everybody
is cordially invited.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-07-05

A BICYCLE ACCIDENT.-Elm
Swope, while riding a bicycle, on
Thursday, met with an accident, en-
failing painful injury to u little boy.
Coming down King street, Julius
Meyer, a nephew of David We'll, was
rolling hoop, and in passing in
front of the wheel, was knocked
down and his arm badly crushed and
broken above the elbow. Mr.. Swope
was picked up insensible and carried
into the residence of Mrs. John Rob
inson, where he received attention
and soon recovered. The little boy
was taken to his home and sur
geon called in.
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SHORT STOPS.

To observe the Fourth the INDIE
PENDENT went to press Thursday.
Notice change in the G. ". time
table in another column.
Mr.. John Roberts had his hands
injured on the sand belt at the spoke
works hast Monday.
The citizens OF Harpers Ferry and
vicinity are forming q vigilance com
| mittee.
The Blaine Club have established
their headquarters In The Blondel
building.
TIE Hannis Distillery suspended
operations last Saturday for the sum-
mer and to make repairs.
The NJ. q. Band will hold q moon
light picnic at Potomac Isle" next
Tuesday. The public are invited.
Our young mems eyesight is get
ting bad, and the girls notice they
can't see the ice cream signs.
One of the. interesting infant
twin boys Of Mr.. Chas. d. Matthaei
died last Sunday morning, four
months old.
Mr.. Alexander Parks, father of
Mr.. Alex Parks. Jr.. Of this place,
died at his home IN Philadelphia on
the Goth ulr. He WAS 72 years OF age,
The managers of Potomac Islev
are pushing its claims to public fav-
or. 1t is one OF the most pleasant
and attractive picnic grounds any
where.
By agreement of the proprietors,
the jewelry stores in town will close
during the summer months at half
past seven p. M, except Saturday
and pay-nights.
Flowers will not be received at
DR.. Arnold's commencement" at
Feller's Hall on the 18th inst, neck
ties, hosiery and cigars will he In
order.
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The entertainment at Feller's
Hall Tuesday night, by the pupils OF
the Grammar School, met with very
encouraging success. The program
was interesting and all participating
did their parts we'll and sent the au-
dience away pleased and satisfied.
The proceeds will be applied to pur-
chasing a telescope for the tower in
the new Grammar School building.
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THE NEW MARKET. All the
stalls and stands at the market house
have been taken, and the market
Thursday presented scene of bus
mess that has not been presented for
years. All the butchers occupied
their stalls and there was a large at
tendance of farmers and touck men.
The market was well supplied with
vegetables meats, &c. 1t now re-
mains with the people to make a
successful market by their presence
and patronage. Attend the Satur-
day evening market.
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Mr.. II. Fl. BoYp has become I'll

Mr.. Ii. III. BOYD has become the
purchaser of valuable estate, with
in half-mile of Berkeley Springs.
The tract contains 500 acres of land,
with the elegant mansion, containing
81 rooms, lately built by Judge Stew
art Of Maryland at cost of $35, 900.
Mr.. Boyd gave about $4,000 for it.
1t is beautiful site, and admirably
situated for grazing farm and also
a summer resort.
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We Are Here Again.

nUR all-color serge suits. from
~ $3.50 to SO, the best in Martins
burg. The coolest for warm weather
seersucker coats and vests, crepe suits,
ALPACA coats and white vcsts--at low
er prices than ever before heard Of Do
not fail TO see them 1T the Baltimore
Clothing House, 2 doors south OF the
Everett House.
Glad to have you call, whether you
buy or not
THO5. KR.A1Z, Salesman.
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THE M. E. Sunday School of this
place, will hold its annual picnic in
connection with the M. E. Sunday
School of Hagerstown, at Island
Park, Harper's Ferry, July 18th.
Round trip tickets for adults SO cts,
children 25 cents. The friends of
the school are cordially invited.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-07-05

CAPT. COLsTON presents the read
ers of his Statesman with an enlarged
paper this week, having added col
umn to each page, and made other
noticeable improvements. The Cap
tain is enterprising, makes a good
editor and gives his subscribers the
best Democratic doctrine sin the
shop"
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Special Attraction,

THE BOYS are delighted with the
- handsome suits wa have In stock at
our spacious storeroor, and the ladies'
are highly pseased with our extremely
low prices Md the polite attenfion
shown them whcs calling on us. We
$50 carry tne largpss mnd scs, assert.
mem Of clothing Tor men, ever shown
IN Martinsburg. and are confident We
please ali lovers ofstyiish and honestly
made clothing baltimore Clothing
House, doors sputh of the Everett
House. THOS. kRATZ,
Salesman.
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THE body of the wife of Rev. j.
w. Wolff was inferred in Greenhill
Cemetery lat this place, last Tuesday.
She died at Bladensburg, Md, on
Sunday last, of consumption.
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Bargains! Bargains!

EyOR the next thirty days, in order to
~ make room for new stock, we
will clear out at less than cne-half OF
former prices, our VIII ole line of Gents
Furnis ning Goods, such as neckwear,
suspenders, hosiery, fine white shirts,
fancy percal shirts, tilei and gsuze un :
derwear, hats, trunks, etc. Now is tho
best chance for you to supply yourself
at the Baltimore Clothing House. 2
do ,rs south ofthe Everett House.
Taos. KRAFT, Salesman.
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Mr.. VIM. DELANY, well known
to the residents Of this town, died
last Monday, after an illness of some
time. He was an Irishman, as &C.
centric in his habits as he was hon.
est and firm in his friendship.
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A WANT MET.-To supply long
felt want and to accommodate the
public II. M. Cooper has added to
his facilities by putting lunch coun-
ter in his restaurant, which will be
supplied with seasonable lunch at ali
times and conducted in city style.
"Dick is determined to please re-
CARELESS of expense. He invites a
call from his friends.
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THE Rev. r. G. Holland, pastor
of the Lutheran church, will preach
next Sunday morning and evening
and assist at communion services at
Grace Evangelical Church in Win
chester.
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ID G, HuNTEk will pies. nj hand
4 sotne Picture. Water Color or In
dia Ink J. 10 the Lady or Miss that takes
the prennnm on Handmade Laces nj the
Fall Feir OF 1884, at Martinsbnrg, West
Virginia
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DR.. ARNoLD's benefit entertain.
ment, for gentlemen only, at Fellers
Hall, Thursday July 18th, Don't
forget it, and don't miss 1t.
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A SPECIAL term of the County
Court will be held on Tuesday next
9Th. inst. to hear the report of the
Commissioners appointed to receive
proposals for the Rilcy's Ford
Bridge.
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A WRECK occurred on the b. u O.
road at Myers water station last
Monday, caused by q freight train
breaking and running back into a
train following The track was soon
cleared, and no considerable damage
was done.
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Mr.. JOHN MARsTELLAR has been
appointed Assistant Master Machin-
list at this place, the position made
vacant by the death of Mr.. Alfred
Beall. Mr.. Charles Zimmerman
takes Marstellar's place in the round
house.
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A s our room Is too small to cary q
"a large stock OF shoes, we have de-
termined 10 close out our present stock
at cost Call early and get the hest Sc
lection. EMMERT l. Fl cry.
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The clergy of the town have been
specially invited to attend DR.. Ar
nold's benefit entertainment on
Thursday July II.
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GETTlNGER 4 HoKEhavc rece;v,

GETTlNGER \ HUKE have receiy-
NJ cd their Spring stock Of Boot.
Shoes. Hats, Caps and trunks, and II il
one OF the Most complete yer brought
to this place They ask call rom
every. ont N want. feeling sa.islie,l
that they an DO better for them both
rs to quality and price, than any otn.
er house in town. They have quite i
Lumber o. job lots and remnai,ts h
both shoes and hats. They are de-
terminet to close uul without regard
to cost.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-07-05

AT regular meeting of Tuscarora
Lodge No. "a, /. O. 0. F., the fol-
lowing officers were duly elected for
the ensuing term:
G. M. Lamar, N. Gil. w. Bender
v. g.; w. A. Kemmerling. r. S.;
Theo Buser, F. S.; VIM. McElroy,
Treasurer.
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Won have worked hard for Your
i money and 1t is your duty to spend
it judiciouily. lfyou should need auy
thing in Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes Car
pets, &C., We would advise YOU to 20 to
EMMERT 4 FIERY, az you wall be
sure to got the worth OF your money and
good goods
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twill be 70 your advantage to cal,
\ soon before the rush is too gress
and the incest d.signs are picked over.
handsome Souvenir with every
Boy Suit. q WE'LL, Bakers Build
ing, Martinsburg, w. Va.
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20 Boys WANTED. from 5 to IA
years Of age, on Thursday July 18th,
by DR.. Arnold. Apply at DR.. Ham.
mills office.
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save Time.

pEMNN slR, If YOU 10 10 J.
LII IRA Il MELL'S va Ga, saw
time, tccnnfe voc will not have 10 run.
arou no 10 different places to find what
YOU wanr- There tits All under one
roof--a com % - assortment OF tv.ry
thing.
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|T. YOU WANT to see big crowo
u go to the crowded store Of q. p.
HERRING b cos.
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ESOR fine and fire. h drugs, patent Med
10 iciDes in fact anything kept by
Druggists, and as cheap as else here,
Give me call G. w. BOW MAN DRUG
GIST l6 W. Queen St. July 63t.
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a LARGE lot of Gents Dress Hats
"A very cheap. direct from the man.
ufacturt for sale b.
HIN. DEATRICK.
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EIGHT HUNDRED Straw Hats
IL just from Auction, to be clos I'd out
ut once cts, 10 cts. is cts. &C at
T.. Z. HEBRINGS.
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DANCING from SO cts upwards; also
LII Gents and Ladies purses and pocket
books 10 cts and upwa.ds.--BOWMAN'S
DRUG STORE.
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Great Crash.

DARASOLS MUST be closed out at
Il once. Come ii you want barga ain.
G. p. HERRING,
Corner Queen and Martin SITS.
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|IALL at j s. TKAMMELI.S and
~ examine his stock aud lsrces. anc
YOU will not want 10 70 Iurtnfr
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TEE COLD SODA WATER and pure
Il frui. syrups at BOWMAN'S DRU G
STORE.
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BICYCLIsTs should not ride their
wheels on the pavement. A hint to
the wise is sufficient.
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CPRlNG boots, shoes, hats aud trunks
- coming in all the time at GETTIN
GER 4 HOKE'S. 1T prices that caa not BE-
duplicated hyany other house,
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THE REST LINE or SUMMER
- HATS FOR MEMS AND BOYS
WEAK, consisting of Manila, Maci.
nav, straw and Maiagns. Tor sale very
cheap at SO Queen st
Fl. N. DEATRIlK. =
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TAKE DR.. Fahrney's Health Re-
storer, best blood purefier. All
druggists sell it-$1.00.
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a RIG sou gentleman and need hne
n watch charm which is ssall the
rsge' in The cities, call on W. L. JONES.
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WATERMELLoNs are in the
market--and the Asiatic cholera in
France.
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TIME LARGEST. CHEAPEST and
- moot complete stock Of men'f,
boys End chi,dsel.'s Summer Hats ever
brought to Martinsburg. a. GET
FINGER 4 HOkE'S.
Examii them before Saying.
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Blue Front--Bine Front

Ladies Slippers, Ladies slippers.
Job Lots, Job Lots
Reduced from 81 25 TO 90 cts.
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DOR cigars, 2for 5 and cts--the best
IL in 'own--call at JOHANNESBURG
STORE
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nON'T FORGET. Theoniy place to
~ get the celebrated Carlisle shoe Ia
ut Il N. DEA1klChfS.
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DEST and finest line of infants shoes
~ in town At III. N. DEATRICK'S.
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DRESS Good for sale cheap al
IL II n. DEAF RICK'S.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

CODA WATER and Deep r. ckn
u Mineral Water. drawn from Por.
celain-lined fountains. through Bige-
lows Patent Cooler, for sale by
j. l.. w. BAKER.
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A FULLSUPPLY of Homeopathic
"A Specifies always on hand and for
sale at list prices, by
jn2l j. L. w. BAKER.
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EVERY BABY should have bot
tie Of DIR. Fahrney's teething
Syrup. All druggists sell it's cts.
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NEW HOUSES. : Mr.. Andrew Graz
Ter is building brick house on South
Raleigh street.
Mr.. Kinsey Creque has torn down
the old house and will erect large
brick dwelling on his lot, corner of
Burke and church streets.
Miss Emily Tabb is building a
large and desirable dwelling adjoin
ing he residence on King Street.
Mr.. G. P Herring's handsome new
brick residence on Burke street is
fast approaching completion. When
ready for occupancy it will rank
among the finest houses in town.
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GOOD CARPETS only 20 9 per
~ yard, at 9. +. HER'kING a. TO.

w L. JONES Spring trade Is Open
w Ing with boom. The numbers Il bo
come TO buy Of him are conclusive PROOF
OF the superiority VI his goods and III.
confidence trey put ia his method Of do.
inQ huaineaa.
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A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT
"A Of Ladies' Satchels and Purses
just received and for sale by j. T. w.
BAKER.
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EVERY BABY should have bot
tie of DIR. Fahrney's teetling
Syrup. All druggists sell it's cts.
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Heavy Decline.

EKSEYS down to $3.50. in all col
- ors, with cuffs, 1T
g. r. hERRrEG's,
Cor. Queen and Martin Sls.
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DURE and fresh drugs and all the
Il new preparations on hand. Farm
er's receipts and DEBTORS prescriptions
dispensed intelllgently ut G. w.
BOWMAN, 16 North Queen Street.
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A FULL LINEOF LADIES. MIS-
Uses, AND CHILDREN'S, FINE
SHOES of the celebrated Carlisle make.
Just received, ard Tor sale only BY Il.
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SATURDAY, JULY S, 1884.

ABOUT one O'Clock last Friday
morning fire was discovered in the
extensive hardware and agricultural
implement establishment Of Messrs.
Baker & Getzendanner, on Main
Street in Charlestown, w. Va. 1t is
supposed the fire was caused by the
explosion of lamp, The building
and most of its contents were de
stroyed, entailing loss OF at least
$4,000, on which there was partial
insurance. The fire then communi-
Gated to the parsonage of the M. E..
Church South, occupied by the Rev.
j. Lester Shipley ,pastor of the church
and the adjoining house, occupied
by Mr.. Osborne. Both houses were
destroyed, but most of the furniture
was saved. Mrs. Shipley, who is a
first cousin of Gov. Cleveland, of
New York, is an invalid, and had to
be carried from the burning dwelling
to that of friend. The total loss
is estimated at $4,000. The fire de-
partment is inefficient, and but for
the fact of a heavy rain few hours
previous the destruction of property
would have been much greater.
Messrs. Frazer & Bishop, of this
place, had 25 or 80 tons of their
fertilizer, uninsured, in the rear
warehouse of Messrs. Getzendanner
Il Baker.
A PLEASANT VISIT. -On last
Sunday, in company with three
friends, ye representative of the IN
DEPENDENT paid visit to 'Shep-
herdstown.1 After a somewhat rough
drive of several hours we landed in
the above historic town, and made
our quarters at the Entler Hotel,
which is one of the leading hotels in
that place. Here we received all the
attention and c0urteSies which could
be extended to anyone. Mr.. Graves
the proprietor, is a genial, social gen.
tleman, whose one aim is to please
the travelling public, and in endeav-
oring to so do, he has made many
warm and personal friends. The
table is always well stocked with all
the delicacies and substantials of the
season, aud nothing seems too much
trouble for the servants. After
spending several hours in the town;
going out to look at the two large
bridges which span the Potomac in
the suburbs of the place, and spend
ing a pleasant evening with Mr..
Graves and the ladies of the hotel,
we returned home very well salts
fed with our trip.
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a BIG CRASH IN SHOES.
"A 1000 Pairs bought under the
Hammer, HI d must be closed out in go
dnys. at G. p. HERHING'S,
Cor. Queen ana Martin Ets.
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Miss Mamie Miles is visiting in
Washington, d. G.
Mr.. Lewis Diehl, of Charlestown,
was visiting friends here last week.
Miss Katie Tabler, of the county,
was in town on last Monday.
Miss Ida AIer is visiting Miss
Hannah Diehl, of Charlestown.
Messrs. Anthony Keefry and nj.
Ahern have returned from school.
Messrs. Sam Aler and Geo. Trim
Bile are visiting at Berkeley Springs.
Holmes Lamar, of Dickinson Col
lege, Carlisle, has returned home.
Miss Ada Rodrick, of this place,
is visiting friends in Baltimore.
Miss Emma Berry, who has been
visiting in Washington, returned
home on Wednesday last.
Harry Kratz visited hss parents In
this place this week. He is travel
ing for Comlubus (O.) furniture
house.
Mrs. Boyd Faulkner is entertain
ing her niece, Miss Susie Edmonds
of Hopkinsville, KY.
Mrs. E. w. Philips, of CoviDgton
KY, is the guest Of her nephew Cap.
w. B. Colston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Martin, of
Louisville, are at the st. Clair, and
will spend the summre here.
Miss Nellie Tabler, Of Ellicott
City, Md, is visiting friends in this
place.
Miss Eva Kugler is at home. She
has just finished a vocal and instru-
mental course at the Conservato DRY
of Music, N. Y.
Mrs. Murray, wife of Surgeon G.
Murray, U. S. A., has secured rooms
and will spend the summer here.
Miss Wibber, accompanies her.
Miss Belle Bonner, of Greencastle,
who has been visiting Miss Belle
Hamill, in this place, for some time
past, returned home on Wednesday.
Miss May Culbertson, of William
sport, Md, is visiting her cousin,
Miss Jennie DeGrange, of this city.
Messrs. Will Turner, B. F. Pitzer,
John Homrich and Grant Pitzer, OF
this place, paid flying visit to
Shepherdstown on Sunday last.
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10 AGENTS.
LARGE PROFITS.
Put Small Capital Required

Call on p. G. HUNTER, mno mas
opened a Photographic copying house
in connection with photographs where
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Martin>lsurG. w. Va.