Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-12-15
For Xmas goods 60 to Berrys.

llldS CJOCh. IL tAhNS wiz NSAt<~s
DoN'T fail to take chance in the
Mechanical Doll at III. G. Berrys.
l04 chances, for the benefit of the
X. of p.
Truth crushed to earth shall rise
again, sings poet. In that respect
truth is like a barrel hoop.
QUITE number of distinguished
gentlemen have been in town this
week attending the q. s. Court.
A NUMBER of visitors are in town
bright Young ladies. We welcome
most cordially all such to our city.
A deer was run into Moorefield,
one day last week, by hunters, and
killed by men and dogs in the streets.
TIE Stock of Blank Books at Burdette's
Book Store is very conn lete- all sizes and
quality. Special prices to merchants.
THE italian colony in Strinesville
had better "look a leedle bit out. !"
Five Points, won't permit any such
colonization, unless orderly.
j. N. THATcHER's new business
house is rapidly going up. 1t will
be dandy.
LADIES' and Children's Wraps at
cost, at HI. G. Berrys. They must
be sold.
Gov. e. WILLIS WILSON was in
town, at the St. Clair, on Thursday
last.
How strange this world seems
Everybody goes to Hydes for fine
watches and Jewelry. D.l5-2
SANTA CLAUS has arrived and his
head quarters are at HI. G. Berrys,
the leading Dry Goods and Notion
Dealer.
THE chickens now have cause to
mourn, instead of the turkeys. Just
think 80 Methodist ministers were
convened in this city, this week.
Mr.. GEO. w. WALKER has been in
town looking after his farm and 9TH
er business interests. He was look
ing quite well, and received cordial
welcome from his friends.
Ex-SHERIFF David Thorn, of Hag-
erstown, was in Martinsburg last
week. He has many friends here
and in the county who are always
glad to see him.
THE Performance given by Sparks
Bros Co. is new, novel, smooth and
spirited. Daily alta, San Francis
co, Cal.
A famous base ball pitcher is go
ing to be preacher and he will un-
doubtedly pitch into the future con-
gregations with great vigor.
The turkey that escaped the gen
eral Thanksgiving slaughter had bet
ter not crow too vociferoIsly or ex-
uberantly until after the holidays.
REMEMBER the new meeting room
of the Young Mems Republican
League" in the Blondell building.
All invited every Friday night.
CHILDREN's genuine Diamond rings,
solid gold, for $3.50 at w. l.. jones'
Jewelry Store. This is real bargain
and sure to be appreciated by the chill
dren, all other goods at equally low
prices.
THE crook umbrella handle has
gone out of fashion because it so
much resembles an interrogation
point, which suggests doubts as to
the proprietorship of the carrier.
CONE to our store, where you are
sure to find just what you want.
Respectfully,
III. g. BERRY.
IT'S all very well to put yourselfin
some other PERSONS place, but how
can you dc it without putting the
other fellow out first And then
you won't be in his place again.
CARDS are out for the wedding of
Mr.. Conrad K. Robbins to Miss Lucy
Nadenbousch, daughter of ex-Sheriff
M. G. Nadenbousch, of Hedgesville.
1t will occur on the 18th, at the M.
E. Church, at Hedgesville.
MUELLER BARGAiNs.-Pioked up
late at the end of the season. Two
styles that we offer, therefore, very
much below market prices. 81 each
ior regular $3.50 mufflers, $3.50 each
for regular $2.00 mufflers.
EMMERF 81 FIERY.
We think so much of hand paint
ed articles of decoration, and yet we
never reflect that our houses and
fences and stables are hand-painted,