Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1888-12-08

THE evangelist, Miss Addie Sher-
man, who is holding noon meetings
at the shops of the B. & O. r. r., is
also conducting q successful revival
at the lst M. e Church, every night
with the pastor, Who wishes that the
people of Martinsburg will avail
themselves of the privilege of hear
| ing and worshiping with this very
able, acceptable and devout worker
for the Master.
JoHN EDWARDS, Pastor.
THE Rev. A. M. Courtenay, of st.
Paul's M. Il. Church, of Hagers-
town, will preach in the 1st M. E.
Church ON Sunday tomorrow morn
ing and night, and assist Miss Addie
| Sherman in the revival atthat church.
Rev. John Edwards breaches for
Rev. Courtenay at Hagerstown to-
morrow.
| LIST of Grand Jurors for the JAN
uary term of the Circuit Court for
Berkeley County:
John Henshaw, Geo. /. Pitzer, +.
B. S. Morrow, John M. Miller, Thos.
Wolford, John w. Deck,J. w. Bish-
cp, John w. Pitzer, Fl. T. Cushwa,
Joseph H. Shaffer, Jacob Myers, A.
j. Thomas, Henry Sperow, Jacob
Keesecker, G. Boyd Harlan, Jacob
Lemen.
| PETIT JURORS.
| Philip Keesecker, Ephraim Custer,
Sam1 p Sigler, John Weist, G. X.
Gibbs, l.. f. Bentz, E. Walker Tabb,
John Weller, Geo. A. Chrisman, G..
w. Dalwick, Geo. d. Lambert, Mar
shall Burdett, John I. Bratt, Chas.
Richard e. H. Newton, M i. Payne,
John r. O'Neal, Anthony Staubley,
Daniel Sullivan, George Cox, VIM.
Fuss, Marion Hollis, V. B. Lefever,
Harrison Lloyd, James Mayhem,
Chas. Dehaven, Aaron Fulk, j. Mil.
} ton Lamon, Seaton Miller, Dorsey
Turner.
THE largest assortment Of goods in
the Watch, Jewelry or Silverware line,
ever brought to Martinsburg can be
found at w. l.. Jones' Jewelry Store,
he has made extensive preparations for
the coming season and will treat you
right, give him call. His purchases
J were all made for spot cash, and having
J bought lower, he can sell lower than
any other dealer in town.
, New a. Handsome Holiday Goods In
graet variety lowest stock in town.
Where is it ?
At Hydes Jewelry Store.
HELEN BLYTHE, the favorite Ameri-
can actress, will appear at the Acad-
envy of Music, next Monday night in
the grand and touching "Catharine
Howard" one of the finest product
J ions of the day. Those who had the
J pleasure to witness this lady's acting
here last season, will gladly welcome
her again. Her genius needs none OF
the fortuitous aid which chance or
wardrobe, extends. She is beautiful
and accomplished. The play is re-
fined and historic.
All, THERE, DEAR READER.
Candies, Nuts, Fruit, Toys, Cakes
everything imaginable to tickle the
fancy of the children, and make glad
their hearts, and to satisfy the appe-
tite and desires of parents. just
look in at our windows, come in and
inspect. Boys and girls, send papa
and mamma to see us. Save money
and at the same time get good arti-
Gle. Will be glad to see you all.
c. d. MATHAEI, Queen st.
A LIST Of jurors for service in the
Circuit Court of the United States
District of West Virginia, at Mar
tinsburg, drawn on the 22nd day Of
November, 1888.
LIST OF GRAND JURORS DRAWN ON NO.
vEMBER 22ND.
/ G. ID. Camden, of Harrison coun-
ty; Philip Showers, Of Berkeley
county; O. d. Sperow, Of Berkeley
county; Charles Stoler, Mineral Co.;
III. NJ. Williams, Hampshire Co., A..
Cohan, Berkeley Co.,; H. n. Dea-
trick, Berkeley Co.,, Geo. Willing,
ham, Jefferson Co.,, VIM. Ettinger,
Morgan Co; j. j. Rodrick, Hampshire
| Co; 7. s. Bechtol, Morgan Co.,; John
Day, Grant Co.,, Geo. Heishman,
Hardy Co.; M. F. Davis, Mineral
Co.,; N. S. Tabler, Jefferson Co., I;
Will Walton Harness, Hardy Co., !;
| Frank Manning, Jefferson Co.,; G..
III. Havermale, Morgan Co.
LIST OF PETIT JURORS FOR U. s. COURT.
George T. Light, Jefferson Co., ;
A. f. Nicholas, Mineral Co.,; Rich
ard Price, Hardy Co., J. G. Tabler,
Jefferson Co.,; Robert Cookus,