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AS has already been mentioned in
our columns, the pupils Of the Gram
mar School intend to give an enter
tainment in Feller's Hall, on next
Tuesday night, for the purpose of
raising funds to procure telescope
for the tower of the new building.
These classes have been studying as
tronomy, and learned something of
the sun, moon and stars, etc., and
they want to bring them nearer for
observation. But they will allow
all those who give tangible aid to
their enterprise to have an occasional
peep at those wonderful orbs. They
have undertaken something that de-
serves hearty and substantial re-
Spouse and patronage on the part of
our citizens. The entertainment will
embrace recitations, plays. dialogues,
ETC., some of which are original, and
good music. DIR. Arnold and Lewis
Gerhardt have kindly offered their
aid,
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u "a. JOdNoION,
III, Ill. Street, N. W.,
washington. II @
RUNAwAY.-On MONDAY last Mr.

! RUNAwAY.-On Monday last Mr..
Henry Ambrouse left his horse and
wagon standing in front of Mr.. Fl.
l.. Dolls hardware store while he
went in, for moment to make some
purchases; the horse became fright.
ened at something and started down
w. King Street at full speed, rum
ming against wagon Of Mr.. Jno. III.
Myers and bending the axle, and fur
ther on just opposite to Mr.. Spill
mans store coming ia contact with
a wagon of Mr.. Thomas Bryarly,
where the frightened animal became
detached from the wagon and ran up
to Raleigh street, and was captured
at Mr.. Grazier's. Fortunately very
little damage was done to anyone or
anything, which was remarkable, as
the street was pretty full Of wagons,
etc. But for the presence of mind
displayed by our gallant friend Andy
Criswell Mr.. Myers horse and wagon
would have been much more serious
ly injured. Statesman.
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ANNOUNCEMENT. "A beneht en-.
tertainment having been suggested
to DR.. Arnold some time ago by q
number of his friends in this com.
munity, Thursday July 18th has
been fixed upon as the date. The
Doctor, as is we'll known, has been
making his home among US for SC
long that he is almost considered one
Of our citizens, and notwithstanding
during his sojourn here he has been
an extreme sufferer. he has made
hosts of friends through his genial
and many social qualities. The en-
tertainment will be for gentlemen
only, and will be of the most chaste
and refined character, consisting OF
recitations, select reading, vocal and
instrumental music. It is hoped that
this benefit will be a hattering and
encouraging success.
JOHN ALBURTIs,
GEORGE f. EVANS,
PHILIP SAYLES,
DIR. G.. A. HAMILL,
Com. Arrangements.
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Mr.. W. w. Crump continues Sc
riously i'll.
Mr.. w. :. Henshaw Is out again,
after an Illness OF several days.
Mr.. John M. Wolf has improved
some, though his weight OF years
prevents rapid recovery.
Mr.. VIM. Wilen, who was stricken
with paralysis several weeks ago, Ia
improving, being able to go about
the house.
Capt. Riggs, who has been quite
iii, is much improved. and his many
friends hope to see him about soon
in good health.
Mr.. Wen. Seibert was paralyzed
last Thursday morning. This is the
third stroke this gentleman has re.
ceived, and he now lies in a precari-
Gus condition.
Miss Ida Henry's friends were sor.
ry to learn OF her prostration Wednes-
day due, no doubt,to over exertion at
her very successful commencement
Tuesday night.
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On Wednesday the 9th inst, in
Frederick county, Va, about one
mile this side Of Bragtown, at the
steam saw mill of Mr.. Joseph Carr,
Mr.. Abraham Montgomery met with
an accident, which caused his death
in fourteen hours thereafter. AS
far as we can learn, the particulars
of the sad catastrophe are as follows:
In attempting to step across the log
as the carriage was running back to
carry off slab, the saw caught his
foot, and throwing him down in
front of it, severed his right leg
at the hip and penetrated his bow
els. He had been employed by Mr..
Carr, and had been at work only q
few hours. He was a native of Ber-
kelley county, and his father resides
in Back Creek Valley, near Pine
Grove church. His remains were
inferred 10 the cemetery at that
place.
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On LAST FRIDAY evening, the
school of Mr.. s. Brown closed its SEES
sion with pleasant little entertain
ment. consisting Of declamations aud
essays. The young gentlemen TAX
ing parts acquitted themselves in a
a manner that was deserving of high
praise. The essays on Napoleon and
Lord Byron, were especially notable
for their depth Of thought and terse
composition. Mr.. Brown has prov
ed the right man In the right place,
and his scholars are much attached
to him. The entertainment was very
enjoyable and interesting, and
both teacher and pupils received
many hearty congratulations.
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SHORT STOPS.

Harvesting has been general this
week.
Our citizen soldiery will be citi-
zens on the Fourth.
Frog shooting is now fashionable
with some of our gunners.
The annual front door matinees
are in session.
Our market is well-supplied with
early vegetables.
The Lutheran church is pretty
we'll dismantled, and the work of re-
modelling is in process.
Harvest hands in this county have
been supplanted, to very great ex
tent, by binders.
The work Of digging trenches, lay
ing sewer pipes, and carrying out
the public square improvements is
being pushed rapidly forward.
The attention of those interested
is called to the fact that the new
market ordinance will be strictly en-
forced on and after July LIST. See
proclamation in another column.
Sportsmen are promised fine sport
this fall. Travelling through the
country, pairs Of birdsc can be seen
on every hand and "bob white'' can
be heard in almost every field.
Won't one of our bands play us
Hail Columbia or the 'sStar Span:
gled Banner, "--"In the Morning by
the Bright Light" before they leave
us to our solitude on the Fourth ?
The Shepherdstown club received
sort of black-eye from the home
team last Saturday. The game was
called on account of the storm, and
the score stood IA to s, with one in
ming to be played by the Shepherds
town nine.
Let gentlemen, both from town
and country, attend DR.. Arnold's
benefit entertainment at Feller's
Hall on Thursday, July II. 1t will
be first-class in every particular,
and the Doctor will put forth special
efforts to please and he will succeed,
as he always does.
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For MANCHESTER The

For WINCHESTER The Mar.
tingburg Fire Department, accom-
panied by the Mechanics Band and
the Martinsburg City Band, will
leave here on the morning Of the
Fourth Of July on an excursion to
Winchester, to participate in the
Fourth of July celebration and
parade at that place. A big day is
expected, and we have no doubt the
Firemen and Bands will take a large
crowd of visitors along with them.
The excursion train will leave Q. &c
A. M. and returning will leave Win.
chester 10. 80 r. NJ. See posters.
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Mrs. CASPER STUMP, of Gerards-
town, left this. place on Monday.
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
j. s. Bowers, for Baltimore. Mrs.
Stump has been totally blind for
sometime past from cataract of the
eyes, and the object of her visit is
to consult DIR. Chisolm with view
Of having an operation performed,
which we hope may prove successful
in restoring her sight.
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INsTALLTION. The following Of
ficers of Equality Lodge, No "A A.
F. and A. M. elected for the ensu'
ing year, were installed on Tuesday
ST. Johns Day:
w. M.-Geo. e. Showers; $. W.
G. p. Matthaei;J. WI. Longkam.
mer; Treasurer,-A. Beall, (died be
fore installation,) Secretary-W
M. Hollis; Tyler-Thos Kearns; y
D.-W.S. Henshaw !. Dc. f.
Evans.
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REPUBLICAN MEETING "A meeting
of Republicans was held in the Court
House on last Thursday evening and a
red-hot campaign speech was made by
Col Jake Kemple, of Wheelidg. Jake
is brick and provides feast that all
who rartake thereof can enjoy. He is
full of anecdote and incident, and
whilst always used to illustrate an ar.
gument, yet keeps every person in 10 :
~ good humor.
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A CnEDrrABLs JoB.-The Hagerstow

A CREpIrABLD JoB.-The Hagerstowr
Mail has prin ted and issued for the Martin
sburg Herald the catalogue of premiums
for the coming Berkeley Fair. 1t is q
credisable job. Any printing that our
people want cheaply and nicely executed
give to the Heral. for the iagers:own
Nail Nothing like democratic asso-
citation, There is Blaine and Davis, the
Herald and the Nal and Wisner b Lo
gan. Hurrah for the Martinsburg print
ers. Next.
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The following officers we reflect
ed by Lebanon Royal Arch Chapter
No. 2, at their regular convocation
last week: A@
w. II. Riggs, High Priest.
S. N. Myers, King.
j. II. Hunter, Scribe.
e. 9. Williams, Jr., Secretary.
]. Gassman, Treasurer.
p. G.. Curtis, G.. of H.
G. G.. Boon, Primo. Sol.
p. A. Rohrbaugh. r.. A. G.
John Alburtis, Master Sd Veil.
Anthony Staubly" I'd +"
j. S. Trammeil. LIST /"
Thos. Kearhs, Tyler.
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Mr.. G. G. JANNEY has purchased
a. pair of Canadian ponies. They
were brought from Kansas by Mr..
Sam Martin-as far as Pittsburg on
the cars, and driven from that point
here. They will make nice team
when in proper condition. Mr.. Jan
ney says he can drive them twelve
miles an hour and never turn a hair.
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WE have received a yery uniou,

WE have received a very unique
and handsomely illustrated pamphlet
setting forth the attraction of Noun
tain Lake Park in the Alleghenies,
by j. G. Pangborn. 1t is located
between Deer Park and Oakland, on
the B. and o. railroad, and its health
fulness and accessibility makes it
one of the most desirable resorts be-
fore the public.
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JAKE KEMPLE's lecture, FRANKS
in the Courthouse on last Saturday
evening was listened to by a large
audience. He treated the subject
fair' and succeeded in amusing
his hearers as only Jake can. The
proceeds were devoted to the benefit
of the Camden Light Artillery.
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Mr.. III. N. DEATRICK has q letter
that has travelled over 10000 miles.
1t comes from India, and it is writ
ten in the Brahmin language, by q
Brahmin boy, Mayangi David, whom
he is educating at mission in that
far away county. 1t is accompanied
BY an English translation. The orig.
inal letter is couriosity.
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We Are Here Again.

OUR all-color serge suits. from
~ $3.50 to $40, the best in Martins.
burg. The coolest for warm weather
seersucker coats and vests, crepe suits,
ALPACA coats and white vests-at low
or prices than ever before heard OF. Do
not fail TO see them at the Baltimore
Clothing House, 2 doors south OF the
Everett House.
Glad to have YOU call, whether you
buy or not.
THOS. KRA1Z, Salesman.
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A MOVEMENT has been started in
Cumberland for reunion of the
Society Of the Army Of West Vir-
ginia, in that place, next September.
The Neus says the indications are
that enough money will be raised to
insure the holding of the celebration
land to make it a success.
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Mr.. FRANK KEYsER, Of Washington,
was in town this week, having brought
the body Of his infant child to this place
for interment. We are sorry to report
the continued severe illness of his wife,
and hope the silver lining to the clouds
OF trouble which hover over him may
soon be realized by the restoration OF
her in health to him and his friends.
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ASTRONOMERS tell us in their
own simple, Ineligible way that the
gradual lengthening OF the days Is
due to the sobiiquity OF the ecliptic
Of the terrestrial horizon. This ought
to set at rest the foolish idea that the
days are longer because the sun rises
earlier and sets later.
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WE met Cap. Josh Hamill in town
this week. He says he was out squir-
rel hunting four times this spring,
and only bagged IS, but expects to
have fine sport with cartridges this
fall, which he reports plenty. He
shoots the Remington gun and sci :
dom misses what he shoots at.
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Shoulder braces.
Bargaimsy Bargainsl

EOR the NEXT thirty days, in order to
~ make room for new stock, we
will clear out at lees than nnc-half Of
former prices, our whole line Of Gents
Furnishing Goods, such as neckwea I,
suspendors, hosiery, fine white shirts,
fancy pcrcHl shirts, tict ard z suze unr
derwear, bats, trunks etc. Now Is the
bsst chance Tor you to supply ourseli
at the Baltimore Clothing House. 2
do ,rs south softhe Everett Hcuso
Th0S. KRAFT, Salesman.
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CLUB MEETING The Blaine and
Logan Club have rented the large
room in the Blondel building, corner
Of Quef and Martin Street and will fit
it up for club purposes, The first reg
ular meeting Of the club will he held
for business purposes therein on Thurs.
day evening, July 10th.
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JOHN BARGIss, horse trader and
general dealer, made himself conspicu-
GUS last Sunday evening by fast driving
on the streets. On Monday morning he
was called before Mayor Lambert who
charged him five dollars for his fun.
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The Hannis Distillery closes down
today for the summer, and to make
necessary repairs. BY the time it
resumes operation the granery re-
Gently destroyed by FIRE will have
been rebuilt. Work on it is now be-
ing pushed rapidly forward.
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SATURDAY. JUNE 28. 1884.

The Cold SNAP.-Do not be alarm
ed or lay in an additional stock of
blankets, rs the cold snap of Wednes
day and Thur sday last, will soon be
followed by the usual July thaw.
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THE BOYS are delighted with the
- handsome suits we have in stock al
our spacious stcreroom, and the ladies'
are highly pleased with our extremely
low prices AID the polite attention
shown them when calling on US. w
also carry tic largest and best assort
ment Of elotning for men, ever shown
in Martinsburg. and are confident We
please ali lovers ofstylish and honestly
made clothing. baltimore Clothing
House, doors south Of tho Eycre'f
House THOS. KRA1Z,
Salesman.
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|GETTiNGER 4 HOKEhavcr eceiv-
NJ cd their Spring stock of Boots.
Shoes. Hats, Caps and trunks, and Ii ii
one Of the most complete yer br,uRht
to this place They ask call from
every one In want feeling satisfied
that they can do better for them, both
a. to quality and price, than any 9TH
or house In town. They have quite a
Iumbor o! job lots and remnants in
both shoes and hats. They are de-
ierminee to close on, without regard
to cost.
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IVOU have worked hard for our
i money and 1t is your duty TO spend
itjudiciously IT. you should need any
thing in Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes Oar.
pets, &c, We would advise you to 90 to
EMMERT 4 FIERY'S as you will be
sure to got the worth Of your money and
good goods
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TT you WANT 10 see big crowd
Il 10 t. thr crowded store OF 4. p.
HERR No Il cos.
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twill be to your advantage to call
4 soon, before the rush Is too greh:
and the incest designs are picked over
a handsome Souvenir with every
Boys Suit. D. WE'LL, Bakers Build
ing, hartinsburg, w. Va.
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a LARGE lot of Gents Dress Hats
"A very cheap, direct from the msn.
ufacturt, for sale BIZ
II, n. DEATRICK.
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p 9. HUNTER will present hand
y some Picture, water Color or In
diA ilk) }. 10 the Lady or Miss that takes
the premium on Handmade Laces At the
Fail Fair Of 1854, At Martinsburg, Yves,
Virginia,
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lNALL at j. s. TnAMMELLS and
~ examine his stock snd pr.cts. sn-
you will not want TO GO further
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a s our room Is too small to cary q
IA large stock of shoes, we have de-
termined 10 close out our present stock
at cost. Call early and get the best SCI
lection. EAMERT h FIERY.
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DURKHARf& co call special At
ID tention to their French China Tea
Sets; also their handsome cham Der and
Dinner sets. ~ $50
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rEIGHT HUNDRED Straw Hats
II just from Auction, to be, closed out
at oDce-5 cts, 10 cts rs cts &C at
z. p. HEBKING'S.
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WE have been handed the follow
ing letter, with the request that we
publish it, which we do, hoping it
may be the means Of accomplishing
the result desired +:
WASHINGTON, June %, 1884.
DR.. j. II. Johnston left his home
in this city May 10th, 1884, to.recruit
his health in the mountains of Vir-
ginia and Maryland. He was a man
Of excellent habits, but i'll health has,
fear, left him in a melancholy and
Respondent state of mind. He was
last heard Of on the railroad between
Weaverton and Grafton going to the
mountains. He was a Knight Temp
lar and wore a Maltese cross on his
watch chain. Will you kindly make
inquiries If he is in your vicinity, or
put this in the hands OF a free mason,
and oblige his distressed wife.
s. A. JOHNSTON,
III, III. Street, N. W.,
Washington, d. G..
Description-Size, 5 feet 7 inches,
weight 100 pounds, complexion sal.
low, hair and eyes dark, heavy nous
tache, chin whiskers about 6 or
inches long, slightly grey, age A.
Heavy dark clothes, black derby hat,
heavy overcoat; carried gold watch
with gold neck chain attached.
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iDURKHART q co have the best and
I'D cheapest lamps ever offered 10 this
market. We know what we say. Do
not buy until you have examined.
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DURKH RI g. co have just re-
ID ceived some Of the best and most
beautiful glass tableware.
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THANKFUL for at lensl share Of
- he Drug trade Of Martinsburg
and the country friends, AM, Yours
truly, 9. w. BOWMAN.
Druggist.
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EVERY BABY should have bot
tie OF Dr. Fahrney's teething
Syrup. All druggists sell it's cts.
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Closing out at Cost.

WYE will from this date close out our
wv entire line Of ladies and childrens
shoes at colt. Now is your time for bar
gains as they must be closed out in thirty
days. EMMkRT h FIERY. NJ
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RE You a gentleman and need fne
IA watch charm which is ssail the
rage In the cities, call en- W. l.. JONES.
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nRE5S Goods for sale cheap nj
IL II N. DEA1RICK'S.
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MUST be closed out at
il once. Come II you want barg ain.
G. r. HERRING,
Corner Queen and Martin SITS.
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SPRlNG boots, shoes, hats and trunks
y coming 10 all the time AZ GETTlx.
HER h HOKE'S. at prices that caa no' b
duplicated by any other house.
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Blue FrOnt-Bluc Front.
Straw Hats, Straw Hats,
Lowest Prices, Lowest Prices.
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DURKHART s. co are selling fine
- pocket knives at about cost; alsc
best razors.
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r. 0ONEN'S cold back French Hair
IL Brushes from ST 10 81 Every
brush warranted perfect. Hair brushes
Of other makes, ranging from 10 cents
to So each ut BOWMAN'S Drug
Store. in 81.
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Tooth brushes.

THE largest stock in towns to 81
u fcents each--.t BOWMAN'S drug
store.
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save Time.

QEMkMBER, If you 10 to j. S
IL IRA NMELL'S. you car SAVE
time, because you will not have to run
arou nd 10 different places ~ find what
you want. There II IL MI under ons
roof--a com p'te assortment OF every
thing.
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TAKE DR.. Fahrney's Health Re-
storer, best blood purefier. All
druggists sell it-$1 90. 5l
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CODA WATER and Deep Rock
~ Mineral Water, drawn from Por.
colain-lined fountsins. through Bige-
lows Patent Cooler, for sale by
j. l.. w. BAKER.
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noN'TFOKGET. The OILY place 10
IL get the cels bratea carli 10 shoe il
ut u N. DEA1klCk'S.
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iDEST and finest line Of infants shoes
ID in town al Ii. n. DEATRICK,S.
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and Lelr,lOnI

Ext. or Vanella aud Lemon
MY OWN MAKE and warranted
M perfectly pure in every respect
will not sell mean article il ! know
it. q w. BOWMAN. Druggist.
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II UST RECEIVED from the manu-
q factu rer--chtape the best.
BOWMAN'S DRUG STORE.
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ALWAYS PURE,and fresh syrupl
"A at BON MANS Drug Store, II
North Queen street.
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DURKHART 4 co make speciality Of
ID 6ne tea and teap OTIS.
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a FULLSUPPLY Of Homeopathic
"A 81 eciacs always on hand and for
sale at list prices, by
jn2l J. l.. w. BAKER.
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a BIG CRASH IN SHOES.
"A 1000 Pairs bought uEder the
Ham, er, III must be closed out In 20
days, ut @ p. HFRRING'S,
Cor. Queen and Martin Sts.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

HOME see our Square goods, some.
~ thing new Best English stone
China and Porcelain.
BURKuARr Il co.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1884-06-28

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