Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1893-11-04
NEWS.
SATURDAY, NOV. 4. 1893.

Aprl fooi'
"Side Tracked"
Keep out of debt.
Social Session"
Vote on Tuesd day.
Write it November.
Send in your personals.
The Worlds Fair is over.
"Gorton's New Orleans Ministries"
Corncakes and fried mush are sea
sonable.
Overcoats have been taken out OF
camphor..
Saw! City Fathers, how about
that town clock ?
Milliners are making fine fall dis
plays of headwear.
The woods and fields these days
are full of hunters.
Many a girl who marries for lels-
ure repents in haste.
The time of year for accidents to
nut gatherers is here.
Some fur wraps are already max
ing their appearance.
Fires in the stoves have become
necessity for comfort.
There are a million more men than
women in this country.
The days are nov almosttwo hours
shorter than they were.
Mrs. WIN. Morgan has returned
from the World's Fair
MIR. HYDE the Jeweler, is now in
the east selecting holiday goods.
Vote for your candidates for
school commissioners on Tuesday.
Side Tracked" at the Central
Opera House, Wednesday, Nov. 8.
The new Reformed Church at
Keedysvlle will be dedica ed Nov.
18th.
Now commences the time for the
man to claim having killed the big
gest hog.
Senator Faulkner ran up from
Washington for a few hours last
Tuesday.
Mrs. C. S. Trump made flying
visit to Harrisburg, last Friday and
Saturday.
The, 10th Of November has been
selected for Arbor Day IN W. Va.
this year.
Mr.. Irwin Potterfield, of Pueblo,
Col, is visiting the family of Mr.. j..
S. Trammell.
The public building is now rapidly
going up; the contractor is pushing
things Lively.
Mr.. Theodore Friskey of West
Race street. has been quite ill for
the past week.
Miss Daisy Fleming, of this city,
spent Sunday last with her parents
in Brunswick.
Miss Nellie Cannon, of Brunswick
was in Martinsburg, spending the
day last Tuesday.
Let all the citizens turn out and
vote on Tuesday at the election for
school board members.
"Side Tracked" at the Central
Opera House, one night only, We'd
nesday, November 9Th.
Mrs. Sarah Harrison IS visiting
her daughter-in-law, Mrs. f. P. H.
HARRISON, at Belair, Nd.
The wife of Rev j. b. Chamber
lin, who has been i'll recently, is now
much improved in health.
Miss Emma Chambers, of Bruins
wick, Md, spent a short time with
friends in this city last week.
House cleaning is in full blast and
the husband verify tackleth with
trembling the stubborn stove pipe.
Mr.. F. Vernon Aler has moved
his law office over the offices of Flick
& Westenhaver in the public square.
Misses Julia Staubly and Sophia
Zimmerman, of this city, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday last IN Bruins
wick, Md.
Mr.. S II. Martin has sold his
store on W. King street TO Mr.. Theo.
Buser, who will conduct that store
in the future.
Editor Shaffer, of the Brunswick
Herald, they say, has not cotton
over, nor never will get over his
"tired feeling"
Rev. J@P. Tyler and wifi are Wis
iting The family of Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
W. Roderick, parents of Mrs. Tyler,
on Z. King street.
Miss Ella Bevans, formerly of this
place, but now of Brunswick, was
among the visitors from that place
to the Worlds Fair.
Don't fail to see the great Circus
and Railroad scenes in "Side Track
ed" at the Central Opera House.
one night only, Wednesday, Novem.
Der 9Th.
Mr.. Jacob r. Stump, of this coun-
ty, was recently thrown from his
horse and sustained severe but not
dangerous wounds about the face
and head
In case Of illness, when the burn
ing thirst of the patient cannot be
assuaged by water or cracked ice, it
is said that a teaspoonful of glycer-
Inc will afford prompt and compare
lively long relief.