Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-10-13


GOSPEL Temperance Meeting at the
Opera House, Sunday afternoon at
8 O'Clock.
1000 yards double width Tricot
cloth. only CSC. at III, G. BERRY's.
PLENTY of rabbits and squirrels,
and the partridge Law is out, too.
Poor little creatures.
SCHOOL books, tablets, states, and
supplies of every description at low
est prices, at Burdette's Book Store.
No man can win votes by violent
assumptions and animosity. Reason
changes opinions, not abuse.
BEAVER, Governor Of Pennsylva-
MIA, speaks here Tuesday, the 23d.
Hear him at Courthouse, Il p. m.
ARE you biliousg Do you feel
drowsy? Have you the the blues?"
Take dose of Laxador. Price Csc.
All druggists keep it.
DoN'T forget Fl. c.. Berry's great
Kid Glove sale, commencing Oct.
18th, Saturday, at
III. G. BERRY.
REGULAR morning and evening
services in the Lutheran Church to-
morrow by the new pastor Rev. Chas.
S. Trump.
TRAINED bears in town on Wednes-
day, to the delight of the urchin.
Bears are, however, hard to bear by
older persons.
Mr.. G.. r. FRANKENBERRY repre-
sented the Martinsburg lodge, in the
Knights of Pythias' annual session
at Charleston, this week.
BERRY's Kid Glove sale on Satur-
day, will be greater to the Ladies
than Golf and Wilson's big speeches,
will be to any man.
THE female to marriage contract
called on Clerk Doll for the license.
We thought leap year victims would
be snatched bald-headed with rush
before 1888 ended.
THE ropes broke in the attempt to
raise the republican pole at Sutton's
school house last Saturday. 1t will
be erected this morning at 10 o'clock
Allsinvited to be present.
THE greatest and best line of Plush
Coats and wraps of all kind, you find
at FL. G. BERRY, the leading cloak
and dress goods merchant.
THE Winchester, Frederick and
Hagerstown fairs are attracting muct
attention here.
THE fair of the Knights of Pythia'
commences next Tuesday night al
the Central Opera House.
Hon. THos b. KENNEDY has beer
reelected President of the G. V. r
Il. Co.
THERE is an ordinance Furnishing
persons with fine, who leave horses
unhitched on the street. 1t should
be enforced. Children may be rur
over, and other great damage done.
How she was discovered was by
her handsome wrap of silk plush ant
satin lined, which she had bought a
EMMERT & FIERY's. The girls viii
never be satisfied until they hav,
one just like it.
Mr.. JOHN E. LENox, formerly o
this city, and an employee of tn
Statesman office, is now manager O
the Littletown, (Pa,) Independent,
bright little weekly paper. He i
doing we'll, which will be good new
to his acquaintances and friend
here.
LINCOLN PosT No. l. G. A. R., O
this city, attended the encampmen
at Chambersburg, Thursday, ant
had pleasant time. Their treat
ment could not have been better
Brothers Greer, Wayble and Hutzle
were the life of the crowd.
AN elderly gentleman and wife al
rived from Duffields on the earl
train on Tuesday morning. They a
once went to EMMERT & FIERY's ant
purchased several handsome carpet
from their immense stock Step il
and be surprised at the low prices O
their Carpets, Rugs, Oilclothes, &c
THE joint discussion to-day vii
probably bring into town the larges
crowd that ever assembled here fol
political purpose. Go early at the
rink to get seat. 1t will be 'sbat
tie of the giants"
Mr. g Nbn harc ;s x,sn;t;,,r