Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-05-12
LOCAL NEWS.
SATURDAY, MAY IL, 1894.

uG lG6 lHGu are udHDA.
The circus drew a large crowd on
Thursday
Two cases # smallpoS are report
ed in Baltimore.
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Noo,lioht NIGHTS oooirc Iovors
and mnowirr eats scatI
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We would like t. hear from some
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From Appearances Martinsburg
will not have a game of base ball This
season.
The Reformed Reunion this year
will be held at Pen Mar on Thurs
day, July 10.
railroad train by every stop it makes
is computed TO he seventy cents.
Mes.r+: waiter b. Drenner and
august Aimmermah' ~, made
Mr. W. IL. Wolle' OF west Martin
street. we are sorry TO say grows no
better HIS 'IlheSS mas oeeh OF long
DURATION
"Coxeylsm has destined TO de-
NO longer do we hear the once fam
Gus "commonweal,' the chief topic
OF conversation.
Mrs David p Dronner and dauob
ter, Miss Minnie, OF this city, have
returned from three weeks VISIT
relatives IN Baltimore.
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9 'nylhce Us Vna1 tney are III ohe
MINUS u s"oo NeePerS'
Juno 10. Sunday will be observed
nv the Reformed Sunday School &c
Cbildren's dav Reneqrsals are now
beino had ia make if q snccessfnl
oec s'"H'
International Bible Studies forSun-
Gav. Nav Is. 1894. from Exodus
LILA. Title; Israel in Fovpt.
Golden text; "Our help is in the
name of the Lord
The heavy rain Of Sunday caused
some slight washouts along the main
line of the B. q 0. on Sunday night
and fleight traffic was retarded Tor
a short while on Monday.
every groWerand farmer should make
lhe very pest OF MS orchard Inc
Go2G prices Whlch hrst-ciass irult
VIII orihg ought 70 be an incentive.
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Iu'Se ~ La . LI'on nas ui"oe many
al" F',u"pie improvements upon Vhe
from the estate OF the late j. II:
briStof. IL is now a splendid and
comlortao!e home.
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'iore az our $500 oos 800" P'V ftIio
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Friondsbin f, i, will ' nnnvnno "
Friendship r r Cbnrcb Nav 19fb
and IAN Tho nroeidina oidoy Ro~
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nj n m and nn Tho 18th Of 10 On
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Mr.. John Teller remains seriously
III at his home in This civ. We re-
illness Of his son win Who hos ro
turned home yorv sick with Jonbt.
rnl chances Of rScovcrr Mo- tbov
both Mt oniv imnroyo bnt 80
ranidly better
Much interest is made manifest at
the Reformed Church of this CITY by
the ladies Of the conorooation in
having floral decorations for the
turn about in the floral DISPLAYS.
which lend beauty TO the regular
church services.
Rev. D. II. Shields is ever alert to
the identifying of the church prop
erty. The once bare space in front
Of the Church has becn raised and
nicely sodded, and not only adds