Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-11-19


ing to victory"
! Poor old Andy fell just outside
the breastwork = Statesman.
This looks very much like they
had met an inyunerabe fort some
where in that victorious march.
Owing to the resignation Of Colo
mel r. H. Freer, which has been nc.
copied By the Commander in Chief,
Lieutenant Colonel r e. Fast has
been place. in command of ths First
Regiment, West Virginia National
Guards, Lieutenant Ramsy has been
M ade an aid on the Governors
staff with the rank of the Colonel.
Mr.. H. C. Berry has gone to New
York, having accepted an invitation
to dine with Santa Claus and Grover
| Cleveland. While there he wi pur-
chase a lot Of free trade goods, and
at Christmas time will make manifi
cent presents to all our people Look
out for an immense show in his store
windows. Call and interview Berry
on his trip.
THE KILBouRN FAcToaY.-Work
will be finished at the new Knitting
Factory this week, and the machin-
cry will soon be shipped to place Ia
position Mr.. j. p. Kline has the
contract to move and place in posi-
ton the engine and boiler, which is
q treme ndous large affair, of80horse
power. We anxiously await the
awakening to industrial life of the
West end.
THANKSGIVING ERMoN.-There
wi be service Cd Sabbath observ
81 in the NJ. L. Church, South, on
Noy Thanksgiving day-at 1880
| p. m. Rev. Or. S. A. George, OF the
American Sabbath Association
will deliver the address. This meet
ing was arranged FIR hy the Minis
ter's Association of this ty. The
public is urgently requested o attend
A NJ CAoKLEY, Sec'y.
The Union Service on Thanksgiv-
ing Day. will be he'd in the NJ. e..
Church, South, at IL o clock, sermon
by the pastor Rev a. M Cack
ley. Numbers ard frien d 8
| et the churches thus uniting are
earnestly requc sted, and the public
most cordially invited, that together
we may render thanksgiving and
praise to God, for His abundant
| goodness TO us. A. M. CACKLEY.
| By order of the pastors.
The marriage of Mr.. Adrian G.
| Nadenbousch to Miss Pink Wilen,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
| WHEN, of North Queen street, will
take place Tuesday morning, Nov.
! 29th. at quarter past eleven o'cl ok !,
at Trinity NJ. e. Church South.
Miss Wilen is : popular young lAdy
of this city, while the prospective
groom is we'll ,known to everybody
as oneof Martinsburg's most esteem
ed young men.
President J. M. Hood of the Yves
tern Maryland Railroad, accompani-
ed by chief engineer Vandevanter
were at Cherry Run last week in
specting a suitable site for hotel.
A piece of ground was selected at
the pass of a high bluff opposite the
new depot. Mr.. Hood says it WAS
the intention of the company to
erect hotel thlee stores high and
of attractive appearance. He is of
the opinion that little town will
spring up at Cherry Run Val
Transport 1imee.
DEAD LETTERS The following is
a list of letters remaining in the Post
Office at Martinsburg, Nov. IA, and
which will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office, Nov. %, if not called for
When calling say advertised.
Yves. Atkinson. Miss Sallie Burl
VIM. Carper, Willis Evans, Miss
Jennie Getier, Miss Maude Gordon
Miss Fannie Harris, John W. Ken
nedy, Miss Estella Knight, Eliphslet
P. OImstead, W. L. Shores, B. F
Williams.
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