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State rIasons.

The gates of the city OF Martins
burg were thrown open to the visit
ing Masons and fellow residents of
the State. Mart;nsburg, as well as
the local lodge welcomed them with
open arms. The Masons poured 10
from all parts Of the State. Every
train brought large delegation.
Hon. George We-l y Atkinson. Gov.
error Of the Stite and Grand Sec
rotary of the Grand Lodge. arrived
Tuesday evening, and is the guest
OF Judge Flick.
The Grand Chapter convened
Tuesday afternoon. This meeting
always proceed the Convention OF
the Grand Lodge.
The meeting of the Grand L,dge
began on Wednesday, when the
delegates were enrolled AID tue
committees appointed. The after
noon was taken up by the work of
the different committees appointed.
Wednesday night the grand ban
qn.t took place in Felier's Hall.
Tue hall would hardly hold the vast
asse mblage of guests. AMI rich re-
past was placed b. fore the guests
and it was an cc,son long to be re.
membtred.
On Thursday the Grand Lodge
met again aud on Thursday night
the convention came TO q close.
The following officers were pres
ent at the convention and filed
their respective stations:
Grand master, Joseph Hall, OF
Wheeling; deputy grand master
Neil Robinson, of Charleston; senior
grand warden, A D. Stricken, of
Philippi; junior grand warden, Pey-
ton r Harrison. of Martinsburg;
grand treasurer, Hugh Sterling, Of
Wheeling; grand secretary, Gov. G..
W. Atkinson, of Charleston; grand
lecturer, W C. S. Mckenzie, of AL.
derson; grand chaplain, Rev. R. D.
Roller, of Charleston; senior grand
deacon. E. Nj. Turner, Of Morgan
town; junior grand deacon, George
Hatch, of Wheeling; grand marshal,
j. H. Weymouth. of ElkiBs; grand
pursuivant, l.. Fl. Clark, of Kyle;
grand tiler, Timothy W. Bliss, OF
Wheeling.
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Par tner In Crime.

U. S. Deputy Marshall j. T.
Paulding has added another man to
the list If murders of the Kesler
tamil in Morgan county, in the
person OF Holland Kaylor. Mr..
Pauldirg had his suspicion on Kay
lor from the beginning, but not
being able to prove his guilt to his
sstisf ction ill now, nothing has
been said.
Mr.. Paulding notified the sheriff
Of Morgan county for consultation
it'll reference to matters in detail
ertaining TO the murder ard it was
agreed uron that warrant be sworn
out immediat, ly for the arrest oil
Kaylor al aecompli"e N. j. DOMAIN.
kaylor is deaf and dumb man
The evideare shows that he did the
Wondering ami Ia equally To blame
with Doman. Tue reward offered
is onl, for Douan and reasonable
amount should .also I've ffered foI
he .rres of Kayior.
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State Board OF Health.

The State Board of Health which
was in session at Parkersbure, adj
journrd Thursday evening Of last
week. The next meeting will be
held at Bluetield the second Tuesday
in April, 1900. The most important
matter before the board was the
health report OF New Mar,insvillc.
A personal examina ion OF the caus-
es OF the typhoid fever epidemic OF
that place Was made. They discov-
cred that the health officer had been
prscticing without q certificate. Wis;
DR.. Swead, the physician is oil con-
siderable prsc,ice and reputation.
At the board meeting notice was
sent him to dssist from practiciDg
ia this State until he has been exam
insd. 1t is thought that he will re-
sent this action of the board.
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Excursion To Philadelphia.

In addition to the longer limit
tickets now ON sale, the Cumberland
Valley Railroad Company has ar
ranged for a series of four special
low rate excursions TO Philadelphia
on October l9 and 26, November 8
and %, account National Export
Exposition. Round-trip tickets,
good to return within ten days, in
Guiding day OF issue, will be sold on
above dates from all static ON
Main Line and branches, at rate OF
single fare for the rouni trip, plus
admission to the Exposition. For
specific rates, Time oftrains &c. ap-
ply to Ticket A cents.
The National Elk "rt EXpositi, n
has Furpasses all exposition in the
extent and variety of its exhibits,
and in its general excellence and
attr ctiyeness. L b e Iml lement
Building, containing marvellous
display of farm machinery, is par
ticularly interesting to agricultur
alists. The band concerts and d.
verting midway furnish delightful
entertainment for all.
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Mr.. John Daris. Broadway, Frost
burg, AllegAny county, Md. writes
/ have tried Parker & Shea's Catarrh
Cure for nasal catarrh and can truth.
fully say that it is the best remedy
that / have ever used for cafarrl.
Two bottles cured me when / was
scarcely able to breathe. / heartily
recommend it to all who ha, ten
dency to catarrh. For sale BIZ L
G. Matthaei, Queen street.
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Died.

Mr.. Henry Emmert, closely re-
lated in this city, died at an early
hour Sunday morning at his home
near Hagerstowp, aged 81 years,
He was brother OF Mr.. f. s En-
inert, Mrs. B. F. Fiery, Mrs. W. T,
Stewart and Mrs. j. w. Snodgrass
OF this city.
Mr.. and Mira. W. 7. Stewart, Mr.
and Mrs. B. F. Fiery, MIR. and Mrs
F. 8. Emmert, Mis-. j. w. Nc
Sherry, of this city, and Mrs. Flippo
Of Philadelphia, attended the funer'
al which took place Monday
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Social.

A number VI young folks gathered
ut the bone OF Mr.. Jas. F. Tnomp.
son, South Queen street, as the
guest of Miss Jennie Thompson
Tuesday evening and were most
Delightfully."- entertained
The guest remained until mid
night and spent a most pleasant
evening by indulging in various
games and amusements. An ex-
cellent oyster supper was served
during the evening.
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A Great Offer.
FARM FROM NOW TO DEC 1908
JOIJRNAI NEARLY S YEARS.

BY special ENHANCEMENT made With
the publishers Of The FARM JOUR-
NAL we are enabled to offer that
paper to every subscriber who pays
for the INDEPENDENT one year
ahead. Both papers Tor The price
of ours only; our paper one year
and the Farm journal IRON now 10
December, 1908. nearly five years.
The FARM JOURNAL is an old
established paper, enjoy ing great
popularity. one of the best and
most useful farm papers published.
H This of should b. accept
ed without delay.
5-27-99.
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ReS0ld.

The ten shares OF stock in the
Martinsburg Electric Light Co.,
v b CHI w,ae purchased at public anc-
tioL by the National Bank last Sat
day have b en- sold To Rum~ey aud
Wilbur, two I'll cs,ica IN OF Pbi'a.
delphia. These gentlemen have had
dealings with he ,lee TIC Light Co.,
the TONER having placed the new
machipero in The plant recently.
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Social Gathering.

Miss Henrietta Hannis entertain
ed a mum YER of friends at birth.
day party ct her home on Winches'
ter avenue Tuesday evening. Dane
ing and various games were indulg.
ed in and refreshments were served.
After the guests had partaken OF
the delightful repast they again
scattered over the house and played
various games until late, hour.
The hostess proved an ideal enter
tainer, and about midnight all de-
parted for their hcmes with ex-
pressions OF delight at the pleasant
evening they spent,
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Stockholders Meeting.


Baltimore, Md. Sept. Is, 1899.
The annusl meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Potomac Valley Raj
road Company Of Wet Virginia fer
the election OF 81 ven CD directors tn
serve for the ensuing year, will g
held 81 he Office ~ tie COMPANY
IIillen Station, Baltimore, on Wed
esday, October 10, 1899, at liz
nclock M. j. T. AZ. BAREEs,
slG5. Secretary
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i
children OF Jefferson Davis, Presi-
dent Of the G nj, derac,. " re nm
yelled IN st. Paul's Church, Rich
mond, W,dn. sd.y.
the family of j. P. Sc tt, OF Par.
sons, Was lady poisoned and ne lrly
died ON the eject OF Y. ting poke
root in with no Sc radiish one day
last week.
The b verify B4uk. of Beverly,
Randolph county, has been granted
. charter by the Secretary OF State,
with an snihoriz d capital OF $780,
900. The incorporators are H. G.
Kahn. j. F Shradrr, G.. w. Will
son, 3. l.. Baker, q. l.. Leonard,
r. b. Harris, s. A. RosR. }. T.
Caldwell, G. Fitzwalter and S. Bos.
worth, all Of Beverly.
Mr.. William Hedges. Who has
been touring the Western cities for
some time, has return 4 to his home
in this city.
Considerable disturbance was
caused at the corner of Queen AMI
Martin streets Saturday night by
fghs between VIM. Schill and A. II.
Spadd, a countryman, the former
being the aggre-spr. Officer Pitzer
appeared while they were 10 the
midst OF the scrap and arrested
Schill. Jus ice Martin fined him 81
and costs.
The MArtinsburg Dancing Club
held dance ct Feller's Hall Friday
night. Mozart 3 orchestra furnished
the music.
The dedication of the monument
at Winchester erected to the mem
DRY Of the North Carolina Confeder.
stes, which was to have taken place
December /, has been postponed
until next spring.
Piano factories escaping from
Chicago. to avoid the annoying
strikes are advertising for small
towns 10 which to locate, where
Ia Dor organizations will. not
bother them. The M. & M. Asso-
citation, Haeerstown, 10 endeavoring
to get one to locate bere.
At the home OF Mrs: Ella Miller,
on the Schoppert Ford road, We'd
nesday evening. Mr.. Walker K.pp
and Miss Blanch Huber were mar
ried. Rev. DR.. Hofheins perform
ed the ceremony.
The streets and err ssiug. around
town are b. ing fixed up Let the
good work go en-.
Thomas Gordon Hayes was in.
augurated mayor OF Baltimore We'd
nesday.
j N. Robinson & Co., MERCHANTS,
with stores at Davis and Paw Paw,
made an assignment. Liabilities are
given. as $4,000; assets $4,000.
Orders have been given for the
49th volunteers, colored orsaniza-
ton TO start from from Jefferson
Bsricks. Mo-, Wed nesday for San
Francisco, where they took trans
port TOR Man la.
The Twelfth annual convention OF
the Guaranteed Ticket Brokers' As
ISOLATION was held in Detroit this
week.
Mr. Fl. S. Hardy. who is IN
pl,yed with the Kilbourn Knitting
Mschine Company in this ci y, has
been suffering with q c4rbunkle for
the past week and has not been able
TO work.
Mr.. John Osbourn. an aged resi-.
dent of Jefferson county, died Tues
day ut bis home near Shenandoah
junction, aged &c years
Kin. Christian. of Denmark, al.
ready .eptua2e,aiiah celebrated
the thirty sixth anniversary of mis-
accession to the throne Of Denmark
on Wednesday.
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John W. Stump.

Dir. John W. Stump died at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. Mar
garet J. Henry, East Burke street,
Friday, aged So years. Four chill
dren survive him. MIR. Jacob
Stump, Falling Waters; Mr.. Casper
Stump, Kearneysville; Mr.. John
Stump, Stsunton, Va, and Mrs.
Margaret Stump, this city. The
funeral took place from the house
honse Sunday afternoon, Rev. s. G.
Ferguson conducting the services.
Interment 10 Green Hill cemetery.
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No Meteors Seen.

The watchers Monday and Tues
dry nights for the metosic display
which takes place every thirtv three
years were generally disappointed.
At New Haven, Conn, the astrsn.
omers OF Yale University sighted q
few desultory meteors, aud at Hal-
ward University few were also seen
which were believed TO have been
true Lepoids, thus showing that the
earth has already encountered por-
ton of the great swarm through
which it is expected to pass.
All the meteors sighted, it is be-
lieved, were either ordinary meteors
or Leonids in advance OF the true
display.
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A Good Play.

The Chas. Mortimers Comedy
Co., in q repertoire of playe, have
been showing at the Central Opera
house the past week, to crowded
Eouses. On Monday night there
was one of the largest crowds that
have been seen hers for some time.
Mr.. Mortimer is ably assisted by
bis company, who are all clever, in
the art OF entertaining. Should he
ever come back here, he viii be sure
TO be greeted by crowded touse'.
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Bible Studies.

The international Bible studies for
next Sabbath are from Nehemiah 8;
1-2' Title: Pubic Reading of the
Scriptures" Golden text. The car
of all the people were attentive unto
the book Of the law" Nehemiah, 8 8
While the wall was going up there
was cry raised by the poor against
the rich because OF oppression.
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A remedy for Nasal Catarrh

A remedy for Nasal Catarrh
which is drying and exciting to tue
diseased membrane should not be
used. What is needed is th It which
is cleansing, soothing, protecting
and healing Such remedy is
Ely's Cream Balm. To test it q
trial size for 10 cents or the large
for so cents is mailed bv Ely Bros,
Sc Warren street, New York. Drug
gists keep it. The Balm when plac-
ed into the nostrils, spreads over
the membrane aud relief is imme-
diate. 1t is an agreeable cure.
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NATIONAL EXPORT
EXPOSITION
Philadelphia. Pa.
BALTIMORE Il OHIO R. n

For this occasion the Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company will sch ex-
eursion tickets 10 Pbilsdeiphis iron
all points On its lines betws en- the
Ohio River and Washington, at one
fare and ons-third Tor the round trip,
plus the price OF admission.
Special excursion fares in effect
fIom Washington and iaiermediste
points to Philadelphia
Tickets on sale September l4th to
November 30ths good 20 return until
December lth, IS 80, inclusive.
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Mt. Altos Owner.

E.-W. Dwight, OF Philadelphia, is
at the head of the syndicate which
purchased the Mont Alto Iron Co.
property, and Mr.. Andrew G.. Cur.
tin, of the same city, nephew OF
the great war governor, is attorney
for the syndicate.
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Runaway.

The delivery wagon of ]. II. Mil
Ter & Son started nut from in front
of Gerling's bakery while the driver
was unloading barrel of sugar Mou
day and ran up King street. The
runaway horse thrned the corner at
Raleigh street. where it was stopped
with slight damage.
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Unfavnrable all day.
You will have an unsettled year
ii this is your birthday anniversary
and will he annoyed in your family
affairs. If in love you will have
cause Tor grief.
Child born on this day should
keep in the employ oil Others and
not attempt anything Ga his own &C.
count.
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Read from the treasured volume
The poem If thy choice,
And lend TO the rhyme OF poetry
The beauty of thy voice.
Which you cannot do when you
suffer with Cough or Cold. Rid
yourself Of the discomfort by buying
a bottle OF Pan Tina, the best remdey
for Hoarseness and Influenza. Pan
Tina costs 25 cents at L. Matthaei's
Drug Store
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mfst a1irginia 4Iniurrsitp,



The Summer Quarter begins July ., Fan
Quarter October 1. Winter Quarter
January /, Spring Quarter April ..
Faculty Of Sc professors and instructors.
buildings, and new ones TO be added a
once. SIS students iak year, besides III
students By correspondence.
Colleges: Arts and sciences, Rngineering
Schools: Music, Commercial. Preparatory.
Departments, Drawing and Painting. Nil
itary, Physical Training, Dom estic
Science. Instruction by Correspondence
Four Year cosrsss: Classical, Scientific.
Philosophical, Modern Literature, Civil
Engineering, Mechanical EnFiueeriug,
Law, Agricultural
Premedicai, Law admitting 10 practice).
Civil and Aining Engineering, kechani-
cal knEineeriug. Electrical Engineering.
AgricaituraL
Special csarsss in Land Surveying, Rail
road Engineering, Veterinary SarEery.
Mining Engineering.
Graduate cesrsss. leading to the various
instruesiea ~ cesrsspsadsacs for those
who carnot come 10 the University.
School of Maslc with separate building AID
six Instructors
Drawing ssd Painting thorou xhiy taught
Yenng Women admitted 70 every depart
meat II the University. Over 800 in at
tendance the past year.
Stats Cadets (Il4 In number) receive free
tuition, uniforms and books
Room snd board s. TO q week.
TOY7TO4Nie free 10 al Wei HiyriaSs sfn-
denfs For catalogue and full infosma-
ton. write to
Jerome ". Raymsad. Prss.. ksssansexn. ". VI
T-l5.tf.
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Burned.

Another fire attributed to the
work of incendaries occurred 10 the
county Monday night.
The fire was on the farm of Mrs.
G. D. Buckles, of this city, tenant
ed by Mr.. Jas. II. Small, OF near
Nipetown. The barn on the farm
wa. burned to the ground with all
its contents. The cornclib and
wagon shed was also burned with
all it's contents.
The barn contained two years.
crop Of hay and large amount OF
fedier which was consumed by the
flames. TIE corncrib was fell OF
corn, which was destroyed. The
horses were gotten out Of the stable
and were uninjured.
The fire was doubtless the work
OF incendaries. There was no other
possible way of it catching, go far
as is known. Both Mrs. Buckles
and Mr.. Small sustained consider
able loss.
The eDlire los is placed at So
600. The personal property of Mr..
Small was insured for 81 900, but it
is not thought that it will cover his
loss. There was no insurance on
the barn or corncrib.
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Saturn is il brneic aspect with
the moon
IL is a god day for d aling with
farmers, miners and elderly people
generally; for purchasing land or
houses; for planting and sowing.
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@ - - II OzTA.
Bear. shs 1IhB Kind You Have Alaays Bought
ss. 4 NHzzzZx
Aas.etsn Gem Mt for SAL. hy
j. FL. MILLER Il SONS.

Adamant and CalclDed Plaster,
same as used on new Court house
for sale by ]. Fl. MILLER 4 Scss
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What the Stars Say.
NavRupFp 15 1900

By the East Indi n Astrolegist,
Zadkiel:
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BY the English Astrologist r.
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FOR SALE.

10 god sheep. Call Cd or adj
dress
A. L. RUsLLER,
ZIG E. Liberty street,
Martinsburg, W. Va.
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Relief In six Hours.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder
diseases relieved in six hours by the
ANEW GREAT SouTH AMERICAN KID
My Cure" 1t is a great surprise
on account OF its exceeding prompt
ness IN relieving pain in the bladder,
kidneys and back, in male or female.
Relieves retention of water almost
INN, lately. II you want quick re-
Lief and cure this is the remedy.
Sold by L. q Matthasi, Druggist.
Martinsburg. w. Va.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS

We have these from As inch
wide Serge at Csc per yd. to S2.CO.
Our Silk Department is great. 10
wash goods we are the Leaders.
The line is complete from 5 cent
Bingham to fiue Organdies. Our
Our stock OF Innings is up TO date,
anything you can call for.
In muslins, sheetings and shirt
ings ETC., we are on the front row.
We give you elegant one yard
Brown and fine Brown Muslins at
cents per I'd; bleached at the same
price.
1000 DIS. Brown Muslin l yard
1000 yds. Bleach Muslin l yard
wide. DC
1000 yds. Apron Gingham..... SC
1000" Dress Camhr,c. .......5 sc
500 "all Linen Crash. ...5c
1000 Ladies vests. 49,. ......5c
1000 childrens -. :. ....5c
500 New Percale Shirts. -. 35c
worth fifty by others.
1000 Pr. Ladies Black Hose. -. sc
+ YOU pay others 10c tor The same.
500 Pr. Childrens Hose. ...... sc
500 Ladies Pure Llsle Thread Hose
at l5c worth Csc.
| 500 Pr. Mems Seamless ! Hose l5c
worth Csc by others.
We Give you 8 spools O. \. I.
for l0c others won't.
D. & A. Spool Silk so yds..-.. 4c
|" 100 9. ....... &c
That Hump Hook and Eye for Sc
card others ask you 10.
We have not time TO tell You all
about our stock, but il you want Dry
Goods OF any kind, come to Sc us
We give you More Goods for the
same money aud the same goc'.s for
less money than any otter store in
our city. Our stock is all Lew.
Nice Fresh and fully up to date.
No old goods No second hand
stock, all new. no old goods carried
from season to season. All kinds
OF country produce taken 10 ex
change for goods
Yours to please,
H. c. BERRY,
The Dry Goods Leade
1899.
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For Sale.

A second hand omnibus, body
worthless, iron valuable, running
gears good with heavy. perfect plat.
form springs. For express wsgon,
heavy hauling or for large convey
ance this is very suitable and will be
sold cheap. Call at or address
INDEPENDENT,
Martinsburg, W. Va.
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We WILL GIVE YOU
CORDIAL WELCOME

You will find our stock full and
complete. At all times. To day you
will find our Diess Goods Stock The
best in our city.
We make a special effort in
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BUSY BERRY'S
NEW STO RE
With ALI New Goods.

Nothing old and every item 10 the
stock is new and up to Da,e. This,
our second Season finds US with an
elegant Stock OF Dry Goods and no
tions in every Department. and we
kindly ask our old friends and Gus
toners of former years to come TO
see US.
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r. THOMPSON ~ FRANK THOMPSON
GRAND HARVEST EXCURSION
e To the Fields of SIS
BARGAINS !.

The direct rone bets of .nexcesd excel
the pleasure You projected
our ~ LII AND WINTER STOCK OF MEMS Boz AND
SUITS AND OVERCOATS
Never before was the opportunity offered for buy much for
cshng
THIS M than for the past five We fort unae in buying
up all the Mills Those merchants early sell
cheap those who did, Let you
HANDSOME, STYLISH LINE OF CLOTHING,
the old prices prices
duplicate old
will
made BOYS
than
satisfied
heretofore bought Every the clothes made
nothing
clothing We specially the wants of all the
SCHOOL BOYS. IN WINTER The stamp honesty
and durability stamped through fe
FURNISHING GOODS,
-> Latest Style Collars And Cuffs.
We excel in the latest N ECK all styles and
miss statements.
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Genuine BARGAINS in ever, :
thing in the line ! keep. When say
bargains | mean it, Come and see.
W. L. JONES, Jeweler.
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THE IEDEPENDENT HAS A CTRCU
LATT0N MORE THAN DOUBL&
THAT OF ANY PAPER PUBLISH
ED IN BERKELEY COUNTY.

COMMUNICATIONS AND ALE MAT
TIERS OF LOCAL INTEREST COR
DAILY INVITED TO THESE
SC0LUMNS.