Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1892-12-03
ATURpAY, DECEMBER 8, 1892 |:
~ The Boston S ars."

We had few inches OF SNOWMAN
ON SUNDAY nj vi.
Draw your Chrio;,nas inspiration
from Browns choice stock.
The Boston Stars at Tie Mar
tin Street Opera House, TUESDAY
Dec. 9Th,
Sunrise praise services are bcld
at the Methodist Protestant Church
in Grafton.
Rev. Henry Thomas will preach
IN Christ Church, Bunker Hill, to
De I'll, 81, 9th, at 3 p. IN.
Lcpp year. 80 many OF toe young
la..eS ara sill % t: What is tae
mat c. ah our e rls, anyway?
tlr Frearh Mi say has esigned.
Tie .a>est!4at;cn mln he Panama
Cas- scandal vas the prme cause.
Mr. So. ceon N d nghter "
piusburs. o. sp-n'.n44 tue winter
oih Mis-. Z. NJ. Hoffman, Strines-
viiic.
From tie mouth pole to Louis E.
Browns store seems 4 long distance
but it is a case Of zero prices on
'rorcal values.
Some men can't take a joke, but
all men appreciate the Joke Louis
Brown plays on his competitors.
Ask him what it is.
NJ ssrs. T. Roger Wild and John
L. l3atemsn spent a few days in
Hagerstown this week, returning
Wednesday morning.
J. C. LAWYER, the counterfeiter
who broke jail at Clarksburg, last
week, was seen near Brandonville,
late Monday night last. Officers are
after him.
The nextregular term of the Coun-
tv Court will be held on Monday,
Dec. 5th, at which time the newly
elected county officers will have an
opportunity to qualify
International Bible studies TOR
Sunday, Dec. A, 1892, are from Acts
IA; S-22. Title: Work Among the
Gentiles. Gnlden text: " In His
name shall the Gentiles trust"
You will be delighted to see and
hear the Boston Stars Mr.. Chas.
Kellogg, the famous warbler and
whistler will charm his audience.
See description IN another column.
Mr.. Paul Ensling, of Norwich,
Conn, who has been working in Ro
anoke, stopped tver in this city for
several days to witt his uncle, Mr..
A. Stauhly, while on his way to AL
lentown, Pa.
The Boston Stars " have been
secured to give US first-class enter
taiDment next Tuesday night, Dec.
9Th, in the Martin Street Opera
House. They are endorsed by Sc
lect and refined audiences wherever
they give performances.
WHEELBARRow RIDE. "A long
standing bet that is repeated each
Presidential election, was paid last
Saturday morning when Mr.. George
W Trimble wheeled Mr.. j w. Rob-
erts ON the Market House to West
End and back on wheelbarrow.
The State Ed torial Association
which met in Charleston, elected w.
NJ. Workman of the Lincoln Citizen,
Geo. NJ. Fleming of the Buckhannon
Banner, and w. S. Wiley of the
Wetzel Democrat. delegates to the
National Editorial Convention.
FIRE AT KINGwooD.-On Monday
evening last about dark, the house
of Jos. E. Sisters was destroyed by
fire at Kingwood, w. Va. The house
was handsome frame, and was val
ued at 81 500. Everything was de-
stroyed. The origin of the fire is
unknown.
DEATH OF Mrs. GUSTAV BRowN.-
On Sunday evening last Mr.. Louis
e. Brown received the intelligence
of the death Of his mother, Mrs. Gus
tav Brown, OF Charles Town. Mrs.
Brown had been i'll for some time,
but few anticipated that her illness
was o. so serious nature.
We regret having had to miss pub
fishing a tull account of the Leap
Year Ball, which was held in Feller's
Opera House last woek An account
of the brilliant affair was promised
us, but did not put in appearance
uutil it was two late for the last is
sue. The Bail surpassed any yet
given by our young ladies', and the
young men declare that they were
SO well taken care off that they will
never forget it,
WOODEN WEDplNG.-On Wednes-
day evening Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W.
Feidt celebrated their wooden wed.
ding" A number of invited guests
were present and a pleasant evening
was spent. A turkey and oyster
supper was served, to the excellency
Of which the guests heartily attested
by their enjoyment oft. After sup
per the infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fe,dt was baptized by Rev.
Dr. Hoe helms.
In honor of her guests Mrs. Dut
row gave a delightful party at her
pretty home in Brunswick. Md.
Saturday evening, Nov. Goth. Among
those present were Misses Mamie
Simmons, Bessie Simmons, Nellie
Dutrow, Lulah Bell, Mamie Myers,
Mabel Stupe, Mamie Claymore, Iona
Nicodemus, Jessie Nicodcmus, Ella
G. Bevans, Mrs. Gardner, OF Clear
spring Md, Mrs Eagle. of shep-
herdstQwp, W. Va, and Miss Sadie
Bray, OF Baltimore. Messrs. Ham
llton, Bell, Rinker, Bevans, Sheridan
Hollan, Hogan. Nicodemus, w. Feete
and Alra Feete.