Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-03-22
In The Ranks March 29.

AS it always is H. c. Berry leads
again in new Dress goods this season.
READ the advertising columns fol
several sales of desirable real and
personal propertw.
PLENTY of choice reading matter
and advertisements of interest to
all on inside of this issue.
Mr.. Albert Quenzel, has improv-
ed his Queen street property, BY
having it newly weather boarded.
TIE efficient agent of the B. B 0.
Railroad, Mr.. John 7. Martin has
with his wife and daughters taken
quarters at the st. Clair Hotel.
Now is the time and Frank Doll &
Co. g is the place to get all the latest
spring styles in soft lstiffand crushed
hats.
No services in the Presbyterian
church tomorrow, owing to tho sb-
sence Of Rev. T. NJ Woods, at Rom
ney.
One case of fine Dress Ginghsms
to be sold at I cts per I'D. at III. G.
Berry's 2 weeks sale. Commencing
to-day.
THE county roads are getting
worsted with the bad weather. The
Supervisors should make an early
start on them.
One case best Apron Ginghams to
be sold at 6 cts. at our 2 weeks sale.
Fl. G. BERRY.
THEY toll not neither do they
spin, but they want good clothes
and are above manual work, oil the
same.
Boom the town. Every citizen
every family, every parent and each
child should subscribe for stock in
the Improvement Association.
Mr.. Ed. Henshaw, the genial post
| master at Hedgesville has succeeded
in having his Office made q Money
Order Office.
NEITHER man or woman should be
| afraid or too proud to soil their
hands at work, but they should be
ashamed to nourish themselves upon
| the industry of toilers.
Our stock of wall paper is the
most complete we have ever had
prices range from 6 to 35 cts. pei
roll, samples sent or mailed to any
address. M. S. Burdette.
| HEAR THE BELL.-When the Cour'
House bell rings on next Thursday
evening, go at once and aid in organ
izing the Improvement Association
| Your interests are in it.
ATTENTIoN.-Eyery person SHOULD
attend at the Court House on next
Thursday evening and subscribe
stock and aid in organizing the I'm
provement Association.
| AN exchange prints following dun
Delinquent subscribers are hereby
warned not to let their daughter
wear this paper for hustle, as there
is considerable due on it and they
might take cold"
| Miss Siers, a charming young lady
from Culbertson, Neb., is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Josephine Tabler
county. We wish her a pleasan
visit.
Mr.. Charles Pitzer, made a visi
to Winchester last week, and sine
his return, has not been able to b.
about, being threatened with re
turn of the grippe.
Mr.. S. s. Dowlan received a sal
stroke and q serious loss, in tn
death of his wife, who died on thu
10th inst, in the 9th year of he
age.
Hon. E. Boyd Faulkner was il
Berkeley Springs on Wednesday o.
legal business. Mr.. Faulkner is tn,
| bonded commissioner for the sale O
the largest hotel property there.
Miss Mary Kantner and brother
Charles, were given a party las
Monday night, by their parents
| Quite a number Of young peopl
were present, and they all enjoye'
themselves hugely. Refreshment
were served.
A SIX WEEKS SALE OF Doors AT
PRIME CosT.
All $500 Boots. unnamed Now $1.5
All 1925 Boots. -. Now SIT
All $500 Boots. 500. Now 1922
Our $3.50 Oyster Boots. Now $1.7
| Our $500 Gum Boots, Now $40
AT G. p. HERRING's.
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