Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-04-22
LOCAL. NEWS.
SATURDAY. APRIL %, 1893.
"Nora Machree."

Fill up the holes in the streets.
Watch for the circus week from
to day.
The way-out factory, on the boom
land, will be started up.
Nora Machree," Central Opera
House, Tuesday, May 10th.
The Circuit Court of Jefferson
county will begin May 10th.
There was no jury on Tuesday and
Wednesday session of the court.
Where are the policemen of nights
when quarreling and fighting occurs!
Mr.. George M. Hoke, of Philadel-
phia, was in Martinsburg over Sun
day.
Don't fail to see ''Nora Machree,"
at the Central Opera House, Tues
day, May 18th.
Mrs. n. H. Davis is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Doll,
on East Burke street.
Louis E. Browns s(cream) is as
popular as ever, and all the people
like to hear or taste it.
Mrs. Joseph Hammann is visiting
the family of Mr.. Conrad Hammann,
on South Queen street.
We were unable to give the court
proceedings in this issue, but will
give same in full in next issue.
Rev. j. F. Hundley has been as
sisting Rev. j. F. Rush in pro-
tracted meeting, at Cherry Run.
Mrs. Henry HODGE, now of Roam
oke, who has been visiting her father
and relatives, has returned home.
Rev. Thos. Cromer, of Lovetts-
Vile, Md, made a short visit to
friends in this city, during the week.
Mr.. Chas. H. Shafer went to He'd
gesville last week and participated in
an entertainment held in Masonic
Hall.
A great many strangers were in
this city on Wednesday last, attend
ing the Kahn We'll wedding, and the
<. of P. ball.
Rev. E. L. Wilson, of the Ger
ardstown Presbyterian church, has
accepted a call to the Waterford,
(Loudoun county, Va.) church.
We vouch for the results claimed
by the Cuticura Remedies. Weha~e
tried them, and know whereof we
speak. Ask your druggist for them.
The streets have been scraped
clean and dry, and we think Mar
tinsburg is pretty safe even though
the cholera scourge appear in the
United States.
DIR. Lee r. Pennington, who was
called to his former home by the
death of member of the family, has
returned home, and is again busy at
his profession
W. E. Morgan, of Martinsburg, a
most agreeable gentleman and super
intendent of the States Agricultural
Exhibit at Chicago, is here.-Par-
kerSburg IndeT.
We note among the candidates for
Superintendent of Free Schools of
the county, the name of Mr.. @. G.
Tabler. He is a good young man,
and a hard worker in the schools.
Mr.. j. VIM. Hill, former Mar
tinsburg boy, now in the employ of
a large firm in Baltimore, spent sew
eral days circulating with his friends
this week. Glad to shake hands with
him.
The Park is being renovated, and
we presume the cars will be run reg
ularly, but the company should have
a schedule as to whether they pass
a point at every 5, 10, Is or 90 min
utes.
The many admirers of Rosa Nou-
Ghetto Carey will be gratifed to learn
that the complete novel in the May
number of LippincotPs is from her
facile and well-tried pen. It's title is
MRS. Romney."
The remains of Mr.. J. G. Multi
gan, brother Of Mrs. Morgan W.
Martin, who died in Ohio last Fri
day, were brought to this city for in
te1ment, the early part OF this week.
He was a former resident of this
place.
The Potter Drug and Chemical
Company, by their famous Cuticura
Remedies, have achieved a world
wide reputation. Cuticara is used
the world over, and no household
ehould be without it. Kept by all
druggists.
Master Ernest Trammell, son OF |
Justice j. S. Trammell, left our civ
this week for Oxford, Nebraska. the |
homo of his uncle Mr.. John W
Trammeli' Ernest will locate a, Nv
ford, and make his future home at or
in the vicinity Of that place Sue
cess to him.
The May number of Harper's Mag
ozine will contain Edwin A. Abbey's
illustrations of Loves La
boris Lost" (the tenth in the series
of Shakespeare's Comedies, accom-
panied by Andrew Lang's scholarly |
and entertaining comment upon the |
play.