Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-04-28


New York World.
Good fishing.
Pretty weather.
"A Story of a Kiss"
Chipping, joyful birds.
Shake out the linen buster.
Early flowers are blooming.
Boost up the base ball team.
Delightful evenings to promenade.
Harris Nickel Plate Show, May 10.
Out OF use almost-indoor court
ing.
Get out your spring bonnets and
hats.
Coming to the New Opera House,
Madeline Merli.
The barefoot boy will soon be ask
ing for recognition.
Subscriber, if you are in arrears
for this paper, pay up.
Monday was payday Oh the B. &
O. r. r., at this place.
Some nice catches of fishing are
being made in the Opequon.
April has been behaving very nice
~ since the big snow storm.
Mr.. Charles Deahl, of Washing
ton, was in this city on Monday.
Senator Faulkner was in Martins
burg over Sunday with his family.
Mrs. II. c. Berry and little child
are on visit to Baltimore friends.
Mr.. E. E. Herring has lad his
residence on Burke street reprinted.
There is only one sure cure for a
conceited man. He should get mar
ried.
Judge T. B. Faulkner was in
Washington, on Monday, on bust
ness.
Mrs Charles Lockhart, who has
been very i'll for several days is
slightly convalescent.
Hon. S. W. Walker was in Clarks-
burg the most of this week, attend
ing the Federal Court.
Hon. A. r. Pendleton, of Win
chester, attended our Circuit Court
on Wednesday, on professional bust
ness.
Mr. Napoleon Snyder, formerly of
this place, now of Chambersburg,
was in this city over Sunday, visit
iGs friends.
Judge E Boyd Faulkner will hold
a special term of the Circuit Court
of Jefferson county at Charles Town
on Monday, April 80.
J. Nelson Wisner will assist the
State in the trial of Rudolph Zeigler
for the killing Of John Sautters, at
Cherry Run, last winter.
a boy who followed Salyards in
Winchester is a new claimant for the
$1,000 reward offered by the Com
missionors Of Cumberland county.
Mr.. John Kennedy's sale at Bed
ington last week was we'll attended.
The stock, although of the best quail
ity, we learn, sold comparatively
low.
Mr.. Ernest j. Knabe, the senior
member of the firm of Knabe & Co.,
piano ufacturers, of Baltimore,
died at his home in that city, last
Thursday.
Mr. George D. Lambert has pur-
chased from Thatcher Bros. & Co.,
the creamery north Of Martinsburg,
which has not been operated for a
year or more.
There was a special term of the
County Court, to consider the APP
pIications for liquor licenses on
Thursday. The proceedings are
given elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. G. Garlinger at
tended the wedding of Mrs. CARING
er's brother, Mr.. o. M. Thomas to
Miss Minnie Newcomer, at Boons-
boro, on Thursday.
At the close of last year the P R.
r. had 1899 locomotives, 1862 cars
in passenger and 40,S63 in freight
service. The total number of all
cars owned was as, 1879.
International Bible studies for
next Sunday are from Genesis As
LIS. Joseph Forgiving His Breth-
rem. Golden text off thy brother
trespass against thee, rebuke him
and it he repent, forgive him"
Messrs. Jim" Pitzer and "Chubn
Bailey, OF the World, stony" Staub-
ly and "Dusty" Zimmerman, of the
statesman end "Cherry' Riddleber-
ger, of the Herald, went to Winches-
ter on Friday night of last week to
see the elephant. They seen him (?)
Messrs. Levi and George Freeze.
of Cedar Grove, above Winchester,
were in this city, on Tuesday. They
were on the hunt of colored man
who formerly lived with them, who
broke into their house and stole some
jewelry and clothing. They traced
him to Martinsburg, but at this place
lost trace of him.