Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-11-26
LOCAL NEWS.
9ATURDAY. NovBMBER 20, 1882.

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Christmas falls Gu Sunday this
We r.
It is now time for the donation
party.
Harris Boston Novelty Co., Tues
day next.
Thanksgiving Cay was very quiet
in Martinsbarg.
For nice oyster fry 60 to L. Z.
Brown 5 parlors.
Wednesday allday the littls snow
tails kept the people indoors.
Thi~ is the time of year When the
Sunday schools begin to fill up.
The 10Y s,ason is almost here.
Louis Brown has anticipate d the
hour,
M. Geo l.. Sencindivcr has suffer
ed relapse and is again confned to
his ai,tl
Harris Boston Novelty Co at the
N2.l Opera House, Tuesday night,
NOV. z9th.
Nr. Walter Williams was the
guest Of Miss Lillian Eichelberger,
on Sunday last.
The new series Of Colum hian pos
tage stame rs vii b, ready about the
first OF the wear.
Quite a number e our young men
went t. Hagerstown on Thanksgiv-
ing to a tend fair.
Foot ball seems to be the only
outdoor sport INDUCED In by col
lege students this season.
Mrs Emma O. FeigIey of Hagers-
sowd. spent Thanksgiving with her
aunt, Mrs. VIM. NJ. Hollis.
Miss Annie Turner, of Jefferson
county, is spending a short time
with Miss Former, cf this city.
Don't fail to attend Harris Boston
Novelty Co., which will exhibit at
the New Opera House, on Tuesday,
NOV. 28th.
We notice that many families are
moving hither and thither. The
probabilities are that rents will de-
crease in the spring.
We never grow to old 100 enjoy
seeing the children happy. Browns
holiday stock is arriving and that
suggests Christmas cheer.
The change of schedule on the G.,
Y. r. R.. advertised to take effect
Sunday, Nov. goth. has been post
poned until Sunday, Nov. 27th.
Mr.. John W. Kettering of the
firm Kettcring, Staub g. Co., of In
wood, has been elected director
of the Merchants and Farmers Bank.
Messrs. A. Kogleschatz & Son
have a new and handsome under:ak
ers wagon. 1t is the build of Mr..
Mason and reflects credit on his
skill.
Miss Maggie Oster, of Chewsville,
Nd, who has been visiting her cous-
in, Mi Bette Boehm, in this city,
has returned to her home at that
place.
Mr.. Albert Keefer, who holds a
lucrative position under the B. & O,
R. r., at Grafton was in this city
last week spending several days with
his relatives.
The University course of lectures
will soon be inaugurated in this city.
About fly persons have signifed
their willingness to patronize the
undertaking.
We are sorry to learn of the death
of Mrs. Yantis, wife of Mr.. S. Y.
Yantis, ST., of Harper's Ferry. She
is the mother of Mrs. Geo. l.. Senein-
diverof this city.
FoUND.-On the Winchester Pike,
pair Of ladies shoes which can be
obtained from this office after prop
er Identification and payment for
this advertisement.
Ivan Petroff, the young Russian
who deceived the State Department
in translating Berhing Sea docu-
ment, has disappeared and is believ-
ed to have committed suicide.
There will be meeting this even
ing at 8 o'clock, of the executive
committee on University Extension
ia the st Clair parlors. All men,
bers particularly asked to be pres
emit.
Mr.. Louis E. Brown has receiv-
ed the largest invoice of holiday
goods we have ever known any
merchant to receive at one time He
is hustler aud knows hew to treat
his patrons.
President-elect Cleveland left New
York in search OF much needed
rest. Since election he has been
fairly overrun with callers. Mr..
Cleveland said he expected to be alb
sent about two weeks.
international Bible studies for
Sunday, November 81, 1892, from
Acts 10 ALTO l4.7. Title: The
Apostles turning to the Gentiles.
Golden text; 81 have set thee to
be light of the Gentiles. ;"