Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-03-19
LOCAL NEWS.
SATURDAY. MAR. 10. 1891.
Snow.

Leap year, ladies.
March, please march.
"Gorman's Mlnstrels.
Henry Burleslue CO."
Remember April the lst
The World Against H r."
Henry Burlesque Co. to-aight
The INDEPENDENT $I.50 year
Henry Burlesque Co. at the Opera
House, March 10Th.
DR. Fahrnev, of Hagerstown, was
in this city Tuesday.
Mrs. H. W Flagg is i'll at her
home east Of this CT y.
he whistle OF the blue bird do t
sc re away the win err.
Don't forget to see "Gorman' S
Miustrels," March 22d.
Mr.. Geo W S ntman spent Sun
day last in Hagerstown.
Don't forget the "Gyps.es Canta-
TIA Friday, March 18th.
Miss Rena Flick spent Sunday last
with friends in Haeerstown
Mrs. Mary II toper is seriously i'll
at her home on Water street.
Mr.. Luther Miller is again able to
b. about attending to business.
NJ. T. Ingles, Esq. was in Berke
ley Springs Monday on business.
Miss Bette Dooley has been very
i'll at her home -ince Monday last.
Champion OByrnes has been sick
at his home on West John Street.
1.-The World Against Her." Tues
dav, March 22d, at the Opera House.
Mrs. Anders, formerly of this city,
was the guest OF Mrs. G. S. Hill last
week.
Miss Minnie Viii ar, Of East Lib
erty S rect, is very Ill WITH La
Grippe.
Mr.. Philip Muth, of Wa hin ton
was visiting his father and sisters in
this city.
Miss Nora Boarman is ira uallv
recovering from severe attack OF
La Grippe.
Don't mss the Henry Burlesque
Co. at tie Opera House, Saturday,
Mar. 18th.
THE World Against Her." Tues
day, March %. Don't miss seeing
this great play.
The measles epidemic cau~ed the
public school at Smoketown to I've
cl sed last week.
Agnes Wallace Villa, in TIL.
World Against Her." at the Ope q
Hou>e, March 22d.
You should Sc. "Gorman's Min
strels,n at the New Oprra House, on
Tuesday, March 22d.
The house of Mr. A. S. Golden has
at last been placed on the foundation
on South Maple Ave.
Messrs. II. II Emmert md Hurt
er D. Barnett were on the hotel reg.
listers of Hagerstown last week
Mr.. Hunter D B rnett was regis
tered at the Blennerh ssert Hotel,
Parkersburg, on Wednesday last.
Miss Lulu Cranw,ll, of Hags RS
town. is whiting the fam " Of Esquire
VIM. Mckee, On West Race treet.
Miss Lena Roberts, VIII" ha be- n
visiting ia Washington for some
time pat, returnet home Monday
last.
Mr.. j W. Jennings and family
have moved TO nswicS, NJ -,
where they will maze their future
home.
Mrs. Stewart Westenhpver has
been critically i'll for several days
past at her re idence on Winchester
avenue.
If you don't see The World
Against Her." at the Opera House
on Tuesday, March 22d. you will re-
greet it.
Mr.. David We'll has gone to New
York to lay in his spring stock of
clothing. He viii be gone for sew
eraI days.
MIR. Jas. F. Thompson aud family
left on Tuesday last for visit to
Shr pherdstown. he former home of
Mrs. Thomp-on.
At the election for municipal off
GERS Of Shepherdstown on Monday
last, the "wets carried the day by
q small majority.
DR.. Lee r. Pennington is gradual
ly reroving from his recent illness
and will be able to attend his office
duties next week.
Mr.. Quinn Hobbs has been trans
ferred from the B. & 0. telegraph
office of Thu city, to branch office
near the Opequon.
Mr. Dennis Barry of Washington,
is in the cit, havi lg come here to
take charge of Mr.. P j. Bailey sa-
loon during his illness.
Mrs Luther Pearl, of Harper:
Ferry. formerly of this city, is visit
ing tn" family of Mr.. FIR derrick
Eberly, on Liberty street.
Messrs. G. W. DeGrange and W.
Fl. Kaufman have improved theil
properties on Souih Maple avenue
by aying new pavements.
The Milburn" Renowned Hollov
Axle Farm Wagon has no equal and
certainly no superior. Call and Sc,
it; for sale by John Heller.
Mr.. Upton Evers, with Messrs
Faulkner & In les, has just recover
ed from a Two weeks attack O
measles, and is again on duty
Geo. Chambers. who is now locat
ed at Doe Coll, Tunnel, as telegra
pher for the B. Il o., spent Sat
urday with his parents in this city