Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1889-05-25
ADDlTI oNAL LOCALS.

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our Office on Friday-it was Beatrice.
Another lot ofthose fine linen nap
kins for only Csc, just reived at
Morgan & Gilmore's.
THE Y. NJ. g. A. are organizing a
male choir. 1t will be composed OF
good voices ard several instruments.
Go and hear them.
THE American Fraternal Circle
paid Mr.. Daniel Mathews $25 for one
weeks sickness. The institution is
fiourishing.
The day we celebrate-4th of July
lis going to surprise the people of
the town. Cheering news comes in
from all over the county.
WILL the youngest girl in the
room please rise ?" said visitor in a
school. Every female stood up, in
Guiding the teacher.
TO have good roads mean better
means of travelling and a thousand
other advan ages, of which the far
mer is most benefited.
A LITTLE son of Mr.. John Aiken,
near Gerardstown, last Monday,
while sitting on the fence, fell back
ward, and severely cut his head.
The teachers instiolte for Berke
ley county will commence June 3rd.
Prof. q. S. Fleming, principal of the
graded school at Grafton, one of the
ablest instructors in the State, will
conduct the institute.
THE Bicycle Meet at Hagerstown
on the I'd, Sd and 4th OF July, prom
Uses to be one ofthe largest ever held
in this country. Hagerstown knows
how to entertain, and the wheelmen
will have good time
THE ladies of the Presbyterian
Church, at Bunker Hill, will hold
Strawberry Festival on the evenings
of the 9Th, 18th and 9Th of June. The
public cordially invited to attend
Whoever heard of such thing
l pair of Ladies' Opera-toe Slippers,
only SOC, at G. P. Herrng's cash
house.
THE Virginia Chassis of the Ger
man Reformed Church, are now in
session near Mt. Jackson, Va. Rev.
Hoffheins, John t. Rauch and Hen
ry j. Seibert are in attendance.
THOMPSON 81 TABLER have accepted
the agency for the celebrated Mackin-
tosh Water Proof Gum Coat. They
range in price from $40 to $50 piece.
These goods are made from the finest
fabrics that can be had, for ladies and
gentlemen. Every garment is made to
order, in the latest styles, such as La
dies Newmarkets, Brown Potter and
Langstry styles Gents Reg Coat with
out cape and with cape, also the Wal
lingford, no sleeve, % inch cape. They
are made in plain and fancy check and
stripes. When worn they have the ap-
pearance of the finest dress coat, and
fit to perfection. Call and examine
these goods, even if you do not buy.
m25,3t THOMPSON 81 TABLER.
HERE WE ARE.-The NJ. C. Band
concerts will commence next Tues.
day night, in the public square.
This will be good news to our people.
The Band has been practicing all
winter and have charming selection
of musical gems, from which to select
their programs. If this DEFENDERS
as-pleasant-as-May weather will steal
away, a large audience will be on
hand The program for next Tues
day night will be
Overture, 'Semiramide, from the Opera,
................. .-...........,..... RosSini.
Caprice Heroiqe, awakening of the
Lion, ................. DE Konski.
Waltzes, Beautiful Danube, Strauss.
Selection from Opera, Bohemian Girl"
.............., Balfe.
Fantasia Polka, lie Tourte.' Demare.
Piccolo Solo, by W. Kogleschatz
Galop, Queen of the Fairies"
Sidney Smith.
SCHOOL ELEcTIoN-The county
school election for Superintendent
last Tuesday, and resulted
in the election of David ii. Dodd
over A. N. Graham by an over
majority-over 400. lie
ran like scared deer The school
levy was carried by 941 to Al The
following School Commissioners
were elected: Opequon--D. II. Small,
majority, 65; Hedgesville-H. Y.
Sperow, majority, 9 F.; Falling Waters,
"A. r. Porterfeld, majority, Ct
Arden-D. Hudgel, majority, "a;
Gerardstown-R. G. Horner, MAORI
ty, 81; Bunker Hill-G. A. Whit
more, majority, 80. These gentle
men will make excellent guardians