Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1890-04-19


SEND One Dollar to j. N. Thatcher
and get two horse-load good sawed
and split wood before it is all gone.
ct.
OUR exchanges will pardon an
oversight by our copying clerk, in
leaving them out of our new sub
scription book.
Mr.. B. Hughes left on Thursday
for Charleston, S. G. Mrs. H., who
has been visiting her parents in that
city, will accompany him home.
At our days sale we will sell 20
doz. Corsets, in all sizes, in white,
drab, cardinal, light blue and pink,
for the low price of Soc, former price
was Sl.00. II. G. BERRY.
Mr.. F. s. Emmert, of the dry
goods firm of Emmert & Fiery, left
on Friday for New York, to lay in a
full stock of goods, spring novelties
and trimmings.
Another case Of fine Dress Cling
hams, to be sold at TO-, and one case
of Apron Ginghams, to be sold at
&C., at our great sale on the 18th of
April, 81. c. BERRY.
Mrs. Louis Scheu who for some
time past, has been much impaired
in health, will leave for Annapolis,
Md, this week, the atmosphere be-
ing recommended for her trouble.
THE pavement on Martin St., just
finished by the Rimel Bros, is good
job. and will add much to the value
of Mr.. John Homrich's property, and
the pleasure of the public.
Messrs. S. B. Long and Charles G..
Smith received slight bruises, at the
Electric Light plant, on Wednesday
night, by falling through the oist for
the floor not yet covered.
Another great sale, at cut prices,
to commence on the 18th of April at
FL. G. Berry's, the dry goods leader.
90 doz. Ladies' Kid Gloves to be
sold at 35c., worth $l.00.
Mr.. Gus Matthei for sometime
the polite clerk in the confectionery
store of Mr.. G. D. Matthei has ac-
cepted position IN the grocery bust
ness with Mr.. H. M. Herring of our
city.
WE regret to learn that Mr.. Louis
Scheu, whose advertisement appear
in another column, will close out
his business in this city, expecting to
make Colorado, where he now has
two SONS, his future home.
MEMS and Boys Calf, Kip and
Coarse Boots, very large and com.
plete stock will be found at Frank
Doll & Co.'S, cheap Shoe & Hat
store. Examine them before buying
Queen st.
Our jewellers were busy examining
the watches of visitors to the Elec-
trio Light plant, on Wednesday
night. Many watches were stopped
by the strong current, and had to
undergo repairs.
THE Building and Loan Associ-
alton sent Messrs. Fl. e. Cushwa
and Geo. w. Buxton to Philadelphia
Pa, to inspect several building in
that CITY, to mature plans to build
the Hosiery Factory in this city.
-Four days. sale of Kid Gloves, at
Fl. G. Berry's, commencing Friday,
April 18th, ats o'clock, a. m. 90
dozen ;5-Button Ladies' Kid Gloves
to be cold at 35e. per pair. ALI COL
ors and sizes. This sale is positive
ly for four days only.
Mr.. Joseph Imbach, florist, has a
splendid collection of choice flowers
for sale at his green house. Patron
ize your home florist so that he will
be able to keep on adding to the size
convenience and accommodation OF
his floral enterprise.
MASTER Ben, youngest son of Mr..
Archibald Oden, had his head cut
very badly Thursday afternoon, by
falling from his bicycle, in front
of the Academy od Music. He was
taken to Gilbert's drug store where
medical assistance was rendered.
GERMAN EVANGELICAL CoNGREGA-
TIoN.-This congregation will have
service in the Academy of Music on
Sunday, April Goth, at 8 o'clock, p.
m. All the members are earnestly
requested to be present, as matters
Of Importance will be brought before
the congregation for their consider.
alton, after the services. BY order
of the Trustees.
Am Important Matter.