Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-11-11
Mr.. Frank T. Hess OF Baltimore
is visiting his parents this week.

is visiting his parents this week.
Don't fail TO see "April Fool" al
the Central Opera House, Thursday
Nov. Is.
The eminent Musical Comedians
Crandali & Clark, with Hi Henry's
Minstrels.
| Mrs. M. E. Stribling has gone to
Washington, where she will remain
during the winter.
| Mr.. Chas. Shaffer is making ar
engagements to establish fine mu-
sic and stationary store.
| Mr., Ed. Wild spent last Sunday
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jac-
oh " lid. He returned to Washing
ton on Monday.
The great, new sensati IN, THE
Dance of the Brownies" to be seen
only at Hi. Henry's. At Central
Opera House, Nov. Is.
Misses Bessie and Edith Appleby
who have been visiting the family OF
Mr.. j. N. Wisner for several weeks
have returned to their home in
Washington.
Mrs. W. FL. Ii. Flick has returned
from several weeks visit in the
west. After her visit to the Worlds
Fair she spent the balance of the
time with relatives.
Mr.W. E. Morgan, of this city who
had charge of the W. Va. exhibit, at
he Worlds Fair, has returned home.
HIS employment was at an end with
the close of the Fair.
Mrs. G. E. Minor, of Chicago, q
sister of Mrs. j. o. Brockenshire, ar
rived in Martinsburg Thursday ev-
ening and will make visit of sever
al weeks to her sister.
Messrs. John A. and VIM. FL. Wi.
len have had the two large trees, in
front OF their place OF business, re-
moved, and the appearance of the
place is greatly improved.
Mr.. S. W. Walker and his bride
arrived home last Saturday evening,
/ and have taken up their quarters at
the handsome new residence of Miss
Alburtis, on E. King street.
Hi. Henry in his superb COrnet
Solos, supported by his full Military
Band, at each performance of Hi.
Henry's Minstrels. At Central Op.
era House, Wednesday Nov. Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Walker treat
ed their friends rather stability on
Sunday, by disappointing the many
who went to see them at church,
They did not appear at the morning
service.
A colored man named Chambers
was committed to Jail for court for
stealing some yarn from S. J. White
and basket from another grocery
store. He was taken before Justice
Trammell.
We are indebted to the editors
and managers of the College month
ly of Mercersburg College for Vol. 5
of No. of their journal. 1t is well
gotten up and is valuable addition
TO our table magazines.
Don't fail to see Gus Williams, the
funny comedian, in CAPRI Fool" at
the Central Opera House, one night
only, Thursday, Nov. 10th. This is
one of the funniest comedies travel.
ling. 1t makes you roar.
International Bible studies for
Sunday, November IL, 1898, from II
Corinthians 8:l-12. Title: The Grace
Of Liberality. Golden text: He be.
came poor, that We through His pow.
erty might become rieh."
Mr.. W. A. Gard, the agent of the
G. V. R. R. at this place, is off on a
two weeks holiday, the first for l3
years. He will spend the whole time
hunting. Mr.. Sam Bowers has
charge of the Office in his absence
Mr.. N. P. Jones, accompanied his
daughters, Misses Emma and Mary,
to Baltimore, on Tuesday morning
where they intend, the one to receive
instruction on the violin, and the
other to take course in English.
We are glad to hear from our
friend and correspondent, "Arctu-
rus" He has been silent, not vol.
unfairly, but on sick bed. We trust
he may hereafter be free from such
tribulations as have lately beset him.
Do not bury cabbage with the
heads in the ground. Try placing
the roots in the ground, with the
heads out, and cover with hay and
corn stalks. They will keep well
and also give a crop of sprouts in the
winter.
On November 7th the members OF
the Baptist congregation of this
place gave donation party to their
esteemed rastor, Rev. J. W. Humid.
ley. 1t is needless to say that the
pastor appreciated the many kind.
nesses on him bestowed.
"There are a million more men
than women in this country.-INDE.
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