Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-01-27
Philharmonic Club.

Philharmonic Club.
The Country Squire"
Valentine day, Feb. 14th.
"Guy Brothers Minstrels."
Next Friday is ground hog day.
Coming What Night"
Don't fail to see Fortunes Folly
Watch for the date of East Mail. +"
The golden rule-,he power Of
money.
Aid your home paper by subscrib-
ing for it.
Philharmonic Club, at the Central
Opera House, Feb. 9Th.
One thorn of experience is worth
a whole wilderness of warning
The best way t. keep good acts in
memory is to refresh them with
new.
A miner may be ever so we'll off,
but he can't help getting in a hole
occasionally.
Here we are in midwinter, and as
yet we haven't had snow enough to
track a rabbit.
The Country Squire" at the
Central Opera House, one night only
Tuesday, jan. 80.
Mr.. S. R. Thrush has gone to
Philadelphia on a visit, where he
will probably locate.
Did you see the wonderful child
actress, Little Wednesday, in "Only
a Farmers Daughter p
Mrs. J. D. Mullen, of Baltimore,
who has been visiting in this city,
returned home on last Saturday.
Miss May Faulkner was in Win.
chester Monday attending tea Civ
en- by some Of her friends at that
place.
Misses Carrie Roush and Lille
Ecbelberger are in Washington
making short visit to friends at
that place.
Mrs. W. Fl. H. Flick, who has
been i'll for some time is again con
valescent, and as yet is not able to
leave her room.
Success in business comes through
judicious advertising. Our rates
are reasonable and circulation large
"a hint to the wise is sufficient.
Don't fail to see "Guy Brothers
Minstrels," ct the Central Opera
House, one night only, Monday,
Feb. 5th. Don't fail to see this.
Mr.. Herbert L. Alexander has
sufficiently recovered from his i'll
ness TO return from Charles Town
and assume charge Of his insurance
business,
Deputy Sheriff Elliot has a clean
shave every day since the Free
Lance called him "the handsomest
man of them all" Sheriff Gerling
will now have to look to his honors
Gen. j. F Boyd, Mr.. H. A. Rid
die, Mr. McKennedy and j. B. Rus
sell of Chambersburg, were in this
city on Tuesday attending the meet.
ing Of the G. Y. R. r. stockholders
and directors.
Don't fail to see the great melo
drama and sensational play, "The
Fast Mail, (which will be at the Cen.
trial Opera House, one night only,
Wednesday. March 18th. Keep your
eye on this date.
Mr.. Stuart W. Walker, as Receiv.
er for the Edison Illuminating Com
pany has turned over the Western
Electric Company the property, pos
session OF which led to the shooting
ARRAY several weeks ago.
Miss Rose Martin, daughter of
James and Bridget Martin, died on
Monday night last at her home on
John street. The funeral took place
on Friday morning at O'Clock from
st. Joseph's Catholic Church.
Judge Daniel B. Lucas was in this
city several days last week looking
after some professional business.
While here he was a visitor of the
bazaar given by the Kings Daugh-
tiers, and was a liberal patron there
of.
Mr.. John S Robinson, of the Cum
berland Valley Railroad, whose turn
it was to lay off this week took adj
vantage of his furlough by visiting
his sister and other friends in Chit
icothe, o. He was absent the entire
week.
Our foreman, Mr.. Henry Mathews
as yet remains too i'll to work. and
we miss him very much from his post
of duty. He is able to 90 about, but
his illness has deprived him of the
staying qualities that are needed by
printer. We hope he may get en-
tirely well very soon.