Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1891-11-28
LOCAL NEWS.
SATURDAY. NOV. 81. 1891

Leap year is pearly here.
Sauer kraut and mince pies.
Game seems to be very scarce.
Hagers,own has Ill electric lights
Don't forget he Charity Ball Dec
the 1st
Miss Mary Kimmerling, of this
CITY, is in Washington visiting
friends.
People are out looking for holiday
bargains.
Thanksgiving is over, Christina:
comes next.
Turkeys were plentiful and brought
good prices.
Major McKinley's official plurali
ty is 2l,O5O.
Mr. B. F. Dooley spent Thursday
s in Hagerstown.
A new plant for the electric rail
way is to be built.
Philadelphia had 1000 dances or
Wednesday night.
Mr.. Frank Baker spent Tuesday
in Shepherdstown.
Now is the time to pay up your
back subscription.
Resolutions for the new year will
be the next in ORDER.
The weather indications for to-day
are for rain or snow.
When giving Christmas presents
give something useful.
Mr.. Rein Duvall spent Thanks
giving in Hagerstown.
Mrs. G. A. Bowers is visiting rela
tives in Baltimore, Nd.
Look out for the parade on Christ
mas morning at 10 a. m.
NJ. j. W. Hilleary has removed
his family to Brunswick.
MISS Brent Smith spent the week
with friends in Maryland.
Mr.. Joseph Watson spent last
Sunday in Winchester, Va.
We are always glad to see our de
linquent subscribers come in.
Mr.. Byrd, of Winchester, visited
friends in this city this week
Miss Lena Mathews, of Baltimore
is visiting friends in this city.
Mr.. X. Poole spent several days
in Washington the other week.
New York and Brooklyn are in
great danger of water famine.
Mr.. Abel's house on W. Burke St
will make handsome residence.
Mr.. VIM. Oberlander of Frederick
spent Thanksgiving in this Guy.
Mr.. J. B. Wilson has solo his in
terest in the electric light plant.
The rs. L. Club of Martlnsburg
visited Hagerstown on Thursday.
Mr.. j. L. Norris of Washington
Nd. c., was in our city on Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Edwards and daughter
are in Philadelphia visiting friends.
If you have any Christmas good:
Ito sell. advertise in the INDEPENDENT
The turkey that escaped to give
thanks, has only fou7 more weeks tc
live.
The Bicycle Factory is to be light
ed by electric lights in the near fu-
ture.
1t tried to snow on Thanksgiving
put it couldn't get up courage
enough.
Miss Edith Robinson of Smiths.
,urg, Nd, is visiting Miss Ella
Becker.
Mr.. Harper, of Hagerstown, spent
thanksgiving in this city with
riends.
A great many took advantage Of
he day off on Thursday, and went
uniting.
Mr.. J. w. Homrich spent Thurs
ay afternoon and evenining in Hag
rstown.
" Miss Elsie Love, of Wi nchester
pent thanksgiving with relatives in
nis city.
Hon. T. S. Riley, of Wheeling
as in the city for short time or
Ionday.
Mr.. Geo. Ryneal, Jr., of Washing
IN, D. c., spent several days here
lis week
Miss Bessie Gibbs, of Win chester
~, spent several days in the city
ST week.
Mr.. Fred Byers, of Washington
me up to spend thanksgiving with
> parents.
Hagerstown had merchants car
val in which it displayed all its
city girls.
Mr.. Martin and Mrs. Chambers
Brunswick, Nd, were in tnis city
Tuesday.
The INDEPENDENT is the best ad
rtlsIng medium in This part of the
lre, try it.
Mr.. r. Barr, Of Winch ster, broth
of Mr.. r Frank Barr, was in oul
y this week.
Rev. W. II. Kennedy attended
funeral of Rev. John Lands:reet
Monday last.
The young ladies are talking of s
D Year party Boys look out OIL
will get left.
r. Bruce Capper divided his
anksgiving between Winchester
Hagerstown.
DIR. Chas. Creaser, OF Hagerstown
:, is spending few days with BIZ
nds in this city.
iiss Anna Chapman who hal
visiting friends in Baltimor'
returned home.