Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1891-03-21
The new Jail has been located.

The new Jail has been located.
Mr.. j. Abel Hunter Was in the
city this week.
The spring-like weather is here, if
it will only stay.
The Main street should be sprink-
led and scraped.
Hagerstewn has just secured a
peach crate factory.
Butter is scarce article in the
stores throughout the city.
The Rand Concert on Tuesday
night attracted large crowd.
1t is high time the Street Car
Company should get to work.
Miss Marcy Hunter, of Winches-
ter was in our city on Tuesday.
The question is, which "Opera
House" when we have a troupe in
town.
Mamie, the youngest daughter of
Mr.. Jno. NJ. Henshaw is quito i'll
again.
Messrs. Little & Bro. have opened
a grocery store in the room adjoin
ing this Office.
The infant child Of Mr.. j. C.
Grove, aged four months, died on
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. L. G. Gerling is building a
baking house, to his property on
West King Street.
Rev. E. Holmes Lamar came here
on Wednesday to attend the funeral
of Mr.. w. A. Reed.
Mr.. H. S. Hyde, the jeweler, will
occupy his new cottage on South
Queen St., March 25th.
The family of Senator G. j. Faux
ner, expect to reach home for the
summer about April LIST.
The subscription price of the
INDEPENDENT from this date will be
$3.50 year, in advance.
Ex-mayor C. 0. Lambert is lying
critically i'll at his home in this city,
from an attack Of pneumonia.
The McCabe & Young Minstrels
created considerable excitement
along our streets on Wednesday.
We are glad to see Mr.. Adam
Wild on our streets again. He has
Just recovered from severe illness.
Mr.. McAboy, of Hancock, Nd.
will take charge Of the Hyde Build
ing as a boarding house, April LIST.
Mr.. A. S. Garrett, who has been in
the grocery business in this city for
several years, has removed to Vir-
ginia.
Mr.. Howard L. Santman is much
better, and expects to resume his
duties at the National bank in about
a week.
Every saloon in Denver, Col, was
closed on Sunday. Not "a drop of
liquor was sold except in restaurants
with meals.
Mr.. Z. r. Harrison arrived from
Rockford, ILL.,, on Friday evening of
last week, and will reside permanent
iy in our city.
PATTON is a Professional Photo
grapher, and his work ranks first
class. His gallery is at No. Is
Wesi King street.
Miss Isabel CHAMPION, Of Balti-
more, and Miss Mollie Champion,
of Bnrkittsville, Nd, are visiting
relatives in this city.
The street crossing between the
properties OF J. II. Gettinger and
Mrs. Dorsey on Queen street. has
been reiaid and Strengthened.
The elegant residence of Mr.. R.
w Morrow, near Shenandoah June.
w. Va. was burned on Wednesday
LOSS 30 ,UO0; insurance Sz,VUU.
NJ. T. Frame, formerly lawyer OF
Wheeling, w. Va, died at Atcbison
Kan, Monday, from injuries received
by beng thrown from buggy.
TIE Public Building has been To-
Gated on the Cushwa property,
northwest corner of King street and
Maple Avenue. The site also in
cludes Mr. w. l.. Jones residence.
Prof Halls German Glass meets
every evening from five TO six o'clock
at Rev. F. p. Robertsons. His fen.
cing class will be started Oh Monday
BeXt
BIessrs. McCalifT and Bailey, OF
the Winchester, (Ya.,) Neaos made
our city short visit on Tuesday
last. They were the guests of DR..
Lee R. Pennington.