Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1886-09-18

(FRED. LUSCoMB, Musical Directory
OFFICERS, LODGES, SOCIETIES, &C.
Equality Lodge No. A, A. F. & A. NJ.
meet second and fourth Tuesday from
Oct. to July 1, and second Tuesday
from July to Oct. 1, northwest cor.
Queen & Burke Streets, entrance on
Burke Street.
Robert White Lodge No. 81, A. F. & A.
M. meet and Monday evenings, from
Oct 1, to July /, and Mondays July
to Oct. 1 southwest corner Queen and
King Streets, Grantham Hall.
Berkeley Consistory No. 81 A. & A. S.
R. meet Tuesday evening of each month
in Hall of Equality Lodge No. A A. F. &
A. M.
Palestine Commandery No. 2, meets 1
Monday of each week in Hall of Rob-
ert White Lodge, No. 81 A. F. & A. M.
Lebanon Royal Arch chapter No 2,
meet Monday evenings of each month
in Hall of Equality Lodge No a, A F &
A NJ.
st. Joseph's Society President, John
Dumford; John Farrin, Secretary !;
James Cox, Treasurer.
st. Patrick's: President, WJO'Con-
nor Secretary, Thomas O'Brien Treas
urer, Joseph E Ahern.
Tuscarora Lodge No "a, I 90 F, meets
every Saturday evening, northwest cor
ner Queen and Burke Streets, entrance
on Queen.
Horeb Encampment No 10, 100 F,
meets 2 and 4 Tuesday evenings of ca CHI
month in Fall of Tuscarora Lodge No "a,
.IOOF.
Bethany Lodge No Z, D of R; X Wes-
trater, N e; E E Grazer, V G.; NJ A
Rathman, R S, g V Rathman, F s, E E
Crist, T.
Lincoln Post No G A R meets every
Thursday evening in G A r Hall, south
east corner Queen and Burke Streets, en-
trance on Burke, Peoples National Bank
Building.
Prosperity Lodge No 29IOGT meets
every Monday evening in G A R Hall.
Franklin Assembly No 1878 K of L
meets every Saturday night in G A R
Hall.
Key Council No 432 Royal Arcannum,
meets 1 and Friday evenings in G A R
Hall.
Washington Lodge No 1, K of P meets
every Thursday evening in K of P Hall,
southeast corner Queen and Burke
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National Bank Building.
Knights of Honor Lodge No 81 meets
2 and Friday nights in Hall of K of P.
Branch No 20 Order Iron Hall meets 2
and Thursday nights in Hall K of P.
Mt Pisgah Lodge No 8, A Y NJ (col)
meet every Thursday evening, south
College Street.
Federal Lodge No 1852, K of w meets
in Peoples Bank Building, Q Tuesday in
each month Chairman, H B Foard w
Corsey, Secy.
Equality Building Association of Mar
tinsburg, w Va; Capital Stock, $780,
900, divided into 900 of $3.50 each, Off
GERS E s Troxell President H Cusll-
wa, Vice President; w G Edwards,
Secy ; w o Nicklas, Treas P A Rohr-
baugh, Atty. Directors Geo F Ruther-
ford, w A Kimmerling, d A Cline, G w
| Buxton, G G Boone, w Fl Houseworth,
H Martin. This Association has been
in successful operation for over two
years, and has paid nearly half of its
shares.
Tuscarora Building Association No 2,
of Martinsburg, West Va; Capital stock,
$3.50 900, divided into 800 shares of $3.50
each Officers: E Troxell, President :;
Geo F Rutherford. Vice President; w G
Edwards, Secy; w o NickIas, Treasur-
err: w II H Flick, Atty. Directors Fl
T Cushwa, Geo w Buxton, VIM A KIM
erling, s 81 Martin, DR. J 8 Boak, d S
Noble, F D Boyer; this Association has
paid off 7S1 shares of its stock and will
wind up shortly.
| The Peoples Bank was organized in
1878; has a capital stock of $50, 900.
President, A Thomas Cashier, B
Wilson Discount day, Friday.
National Bank of Martinsburg. estab-
lished August, 1865, Capital Stock, $780,
900. John Abel, President; Geo S Hill,
Cashier D Mcllhenny, Teller Board of
Directors: N Abell, Jacob Miller, De-
catur Hedges, Geo NJ Bowers, II N Dea.
trick, A R McQuilkin. VIM T Stewart.
The Martinsburg Gas Company was
organized in 1878. President, Fl N Dea-
trick; Vice President, ] II Shaffer Sec.
rotary, and Treasurer, S Emmert D
Rawlinson, Supt.
LEADING BUSINESS MEN.
Martinsburg has many successful
and substantial men engaged in
various business pursuits, who are
well established and known and
speak for themselves, and among
whom it would be unfair to discrim.
mate. We may be allowed, how.
ever, to give passing notice of
few of those more or less connected
with public matters. 1t is not neces-
sary to refer to those whose sketches
we have given elsewhere. There are
few others we should like to men.
ton by way of reference.
Mr.. A. j. Thomas, President of
the Peoples Bank, is an extensive
farmer and man of business, whose
residence adjoins the town.
Mr.. John Abel President, of the
National Bank, is successful bus
mess man, and has beautiful home
at the West end of Burke Street.
Mr.. j. B. Wilson, Cashier OF the
former Bank, and Mr.. Geo. s. Hill,
OF the latter, are men of experience
in the banking line and take an &C.
tive interest in public affairs. The
Tellers, Messrs. Geo. Knapp and d.
Mcllhenny, give promise of making
successful bankers.
E. S. Troxell, ESQ.,, is an express.
ident and director in the PEOPLES
Bank. He is an able lawyer and
prudent business man, native of
Maryland, and served as Major in
the late war. In his native State
he declined political preferment on
several occasions, and so he did in
this State. He was clerk of the