Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-04-02

Miss Minnie Hooper, IL Fl, derrick.
Nd, is visiting the Misses Gardner,
on West King street.
Major Joseph Williams. Of Moore
field, was in The city at the s.. Clair
Thursday and Friday.
Miss Kate Tabler, after weeks
visit to Engle's Switch, returned
home Thursday morning.
Mrs. Barber will remove to Cum
berland, where she will make her lu-
ture home with her son-in-law.
JUsT Received. car load of
White Oats for seed,
j. Fl. MILLER & Sons.
Mr.. John Farrin, Jr., has moved
into the dwelling Of e. Herring,
lately occupied by Mr.. Hathaway.
Miss May Lushbaugh returned to
to her home in Hagerstown, We'd
nesday, after weeks stay in this
city.
Mr. VIM. Chapman. pastor of the
M. E. Church has sufficiently recov-
cred from his recent illnesss to at
tend his duties
Messrs. Pitzsr, Creque and Ma
| gals will hold another one of their
select hops next Thursday night at
| the New Opera House.
Mr.. Stewart Boyd has gone to
Baltimore where he will pursue
c urse of study in Bryant & STRAIT
toms Business College.
A number of Knights of Pythias,
of this city. went to Hagerstown,
yesterday evening, to initiate several
persons in the Oriental.
Mrs. Landstreet AMI daughter.
Miss Mary, left yesterday for an ex-
| tended visit to Baltimore and parts
Il Virginia and this state
Messrs. J L. f. Combs and Chas
Griffith have moved into their new
homes ON the land bought of the
NJ. M. M. & l. Company.
Mr.. J. F. Roberts has entered the
office of Justice E. G. Bartlett to
act as clerk and also to make it head
quarters for Other business.
Rev. F. NJ Woods will preach a
sermon to the Cadets of Temperance
in the Presbyterian Church, to-
morrow evening at 1870 p. m.
| Mr.. T. G. Pownall, of Romney.
Deputy W. Va. Collector, was reg
istered at the St. Clair. on Thur
day. He was on his monthly official
trip.
| Circuit Court for Morgan county
will be held by Judge Faulkner next
week, commencing on Tuesday.
There will be both grand and petit
jury.
| Mrs John P. Tyler, with her lit
tie daughter, of Virginia, is visiting
her parents Mr. and Mrs. D. w.
Rcderick, in this city, on West King
street.
An electrician from Baltimore has
been here overh uling and repairing
the electric bells of the St. CLAIR
Hotel and the annunciator is all
right again.
| Az the election recently held in
Hagerstown, j. Hahn, the Democrat
ic candidate for mayor defe4ted j
NJ. P. Scott Republican, by ma
jority of 1877.
| A special term Of the County
Court was held this week to decide
whether or not the new Jail in con-
struction, ETC., corresponds to the
specifications.
| Mr.. Frank Middlekauff, who has
been employed at the Steam Laun
dry for some time past, left Thurs
day to take charge of laundry in
Waynesboro, Pa.
Mr.. Peyton Ramer. of the U. S.
Express Office, filed the position of
express messenger two days, from
this point to Oakland. owing to the
| illness of j. N. Trenary.
The INDEPENDENT is not cam
paign paper. 1t goes to readers
brimful of news and home interests
every weak of the year at the low
price of $3.50 per annum.
| Tho roturp bu oonfaranoo IF Pow
A. M. Cackley, to this charge gives
great satisfaction. The Rev. is a
popular minister and q favorite in
religious and social circles.
| The last census gives the member
ship of the Reformed church in
| America as 92,960. The number of or
CARNATIONS as 572 and the value of
church pr perty $lO,34s,159.
DR.. J. E Miles, formerly of Hng
town, has moved bis family and
personal eff cts to Soutr Queen st.
bis city and will offer his profes
sional services to our citizens.
The next vote on the silver ques-
ton will be taken in November, and
tn n Mr.. Bl nd and his party will
find, to their sorrow exactly how the
country stands on this subject.
Mr.. B. @. Bushnell has commenc-
ed to repaiDt the country residence
of Mr. j. N. Wisner, and now Ben
jamin has full opportunity to display
his skill as Knight of the Brush.
A new National Bank is said to
BE- in process Of organization, of
which DR.. McSherry will be the
president and Mr. John B. Wil-on
cashier. That would be well Off
cered.
Mr.. Newton Buckles and family,
who have been residing near Engles
Switch, removed to this county
Thursday, and will occupy the old
Bryarly farm owned by Mr.. James
w Tabler.
As announced last Sabbath, the
| C Election tomorrow at the Reform
ed Church will be given for the bene-
fit of the famine-stricken Russians.
| I ,et all attend and make their offer