Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-02-06
Snow.
Harvest Moon
" Another Mans Wife"
Snow.

The City Band at the rink tomo;.
row night.
Did the or .und hoe see his she'd
ow on Feb. 2ud ?
Madame Jhauaushe in Harvest
Moon, Friday Feb. 18th.
Circuit Court adjourned Tor the
term on Monday evening last.
Man, cases Of the measles are re-
ported throughout tn county.
" Another Mans Wife, at The
New Opera house, MONDAY n. BIT.
A sea zee a,tjcl--a ren.able and
comea.abie house 10 Ma ,insbnrg.
The Circuit Court Of Jeffyrson
County convenes on Tuesday next.
Charlestown's electric lights will
be turned on for the frss time to-
night.
Our subscribers who are in arrears
for subscription will oblIge us by re-
hitting.
A fish market has been started at
the Market House by Messrs. Bloodel
and Grove.
Miss Eugenia Florence at The New
Opera House next Monday and Tues
day uighus.
Miss Emma Cha nbers, of Bruns-
wick, Md, visited friends in this
city, Wednesday.
The Friendship Fire Company, of
Winchester. Va, will erect fine
new engine house.
Mrs. N. e. Tabler and Miss Louise
Mckee made "A short t p to Hag-
erstown ibis week.
Eugene Florence in " Another
Mans Wife" al the New Opera
House Monday night.
Mr.. John Matting.y has been un-
able to work On account OF a severe
abtdCA VI
DR.. 7. j. Bland has removed his
Office from the Wilson building to
the Shenandoah House.
Mss Fannie Norris, of Washing
ton, d c., is the guest of nec
friends in Martinsburg.
A Gauge was made ia the Ohio
T. yer Railroad inc table, and will
appear IN oar next issue.
The City Band furnishes music at
the Rink every Thursday night.
A cad a I'd help the bare.
Mr.. c. f Gibbs, now of Winches-
Ter, Va, made hasty business trip
to MsItinsburg this week.
Nj. Wm. Riddlebergsr, of near
Vanclevesvlle. will shortly remove
with his family to this city.
Mr.. Edward Supple, former ty-
po Of this city, but now of Roanoke,
Va. is visiting friends mere.
WANTED.-A boy over Is years
old to learn the printing business.
Apply at once at this Office.
MIR. Julius Bralman, formerly one
of Martinsbutg's clothing merchants
was in the city Tuesday last.
Mr. Benjamin Dooley, Of Martins
burg, has been spending few days
in toVD.- spirit Of Je6e' son.
Miss Rosalie Weave, of Lancas-
ter, Pa, is he guest Of her sister
Mrs John Fitz, on Burke street.
The Belt Line has been surveyed
BY =. Baker Keaifott through the
lanus OF the NJ. M. NJ. L l. Uompa-
nv.
Mrs. Oberlander and children of
Frcder OK, Nd, are wishing Mr.. A.
Kogleschatz, father Of Mrs. Ober-
lander.
Mr. C. C. Bennett ha, purchased
the photograph gallery on King St.,
formerly belonging to Mr.. E. G.
Darrow.
Miss Bette Hunter, of martins
burg. w. Va, speot last Saturday
with friends ia this city Winches-
ter Times.
Thieves entered the meat store of
M. Il E. Shaiier, on East Martin
scree., aud took meat 10 the amount
OF five dollars.
An inter,s sting joint discussion
between Cedar Grove and New
Town debalers will he beid at the
latter pl &c to night.
Mr. j Baker Kearfott has remov-
ed t. Martinsburg and occupies the
hoLse All in Mr.. Parks, known as
the App'eaafth property
Mr. r Il. B Dawson, Of Berkeley
Springs, passed through Mart s.
burg on Mlndlv Oh his way to
Wasaio-ton and Beltimore.
iSS Ella hOFc fHtF ol near
While hall, W., has been spending
several wee..s With her is.er, Mrs.
Jois L eetneY, in he codnty.
Mrs Wm. r. Kline is again able
t. be about after having been con-
fned to the house nearly month
by q severe attack Of la grippe.
0u High School can boast of
chorus OF whistling girls. We heard
several Of them rendering a credita-
bic lohastie coming flon school few
dfys pasl.
Geoage w. West, desertsr from
the q. S. Amy, vino enlisted at
at Parle soarg, was recaptured near
that place &od taken by Capt. Mehen
to Columbus, O.
Tie proceeds of each Thursday
night at the rink goes to the support
of the Martinsburg City Band. Let
all go, enjoy ske,e accompanied
with good music.