Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-04-14
Friday YVES Arbor day in Mary

| he cHgd0tmeHl u fio"aiu oouiu
to 0dette Tyler, the actress. has
l,een broken
Miss Annie Armstrong visiting
her daughter. Mrs Thomas O'Neil,
il Pt'tshurg Pa.
Don't fail TO hear tic Schumann
| Ldy Quart, tonight, at the Cen
tai 0 era House.
Four men were fatally burned at
Pomcroy, o., by the upsetting Of
a quantity of white hot metal.
Mr.. David F. Holt has entered the
law office of j. Nelson Wisner, and
will pursue n course of law there.
Wednesday night presented the
unusual sight of snow storm while
the m on was visible and half full.
The United Iron Workers conyen-
ton At Columbus, o., unanimously
decided IN general strike April
2lst.
Mr. w. r. Alexander, of Winchcs-
er attended our Circuit Court, on
Wednesday, on professional bust
hess.
just received one car load of
Brown wagons at llenshaw & Lick
lid IS. III. vator at G. V. r. r.
Ere eht Dep I.
Prof. and Mrs. j. 0. Brockenshire
returned on Saturday night from a
WISH to the Professors mother at
| Wilkesbarfe, P.
Manager Lambert has secured the
''DubIia Dan Comedy Company for
o night onll, Thursday, April 10.
Don't lail to see this,
Coke strikers attacked the Frick
workers AZ Youngstown, Pa, captur
I'd them and drove back Sherif's
posse which interftred.
Mss Lille Bridges, WHO was the
guest OF Miss May Faulkner for
nearly wv" weeks, returned TO her
homo at Hancock on Monday.
MIR. f. II. Baker is having his
tousoriai parlor on North Queen
street reprinted and papered. Mr..
ID. w. Cline is the contractor.
Lawye James A. Mcgee was com
United at New York to await the
action Of the Grand Jury on the
death Of Miss Fuller, the typewriter.
Mr.. Newton Linch has arrived in
Martinsburg, and the World states
will assume the proprietorship of the
Continental Hotel on the 1st of
May.
Me. srs. A. NJ. Staubly, Charles
Austin and August Zimmerman, Jr.,
attended the Demorest contest at
Hedgeaville, on Friday night of last
week.
Mr.. U. S. G. 2ilzer has been in
vited and has accepted the invitation
to deliver the address on Memorial
day at Berkeley Springs on the Both
Of May.
Mr.. A. D. Darby has just purchas-
ed fine Estey organ from Mr.. R. F.
Barr, the agent in this place. 1t is
the finest instrument OF the organ
genus in town.
Mr.. Lee N. Bender, the treasurer
of the University Extension Course
has made statement of the receipts
and disbursements. There is bal
ance on hand of S9.13.
Thieves entered the smoke house
of Mr.. Willis Noll, on the Tusearora
on last Monday night and stole eigh-
teen pieces of his cured meat. They
were not apprehended.
By the laundering of the schoon.
ers Albert W. Smith and Kate Mar
kee on the Jersey Coast twenty sea-
men lost their lives and the vessels
we're pounded to pieces.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart W. Walker
have rriur ed from Wheel
ing, where d.. W4lker was engaged
in performing his duIes rs assist.
ant U. S. District Attorney.
Mr.. David Grove, an aged citizen
of this city, died at his home on W.
King street, on Wednesday evening
last. The funeral services were held
on Friday. He was 70 years old.
International Bible studies for
Sunday, April Is, 1894, from Genesis
81 1886. Title: Joseph sold into
Egypt. Golden text: aye thought
evil against US, but God meant it
unto good"
Mr.. Johu F. Staub was in our city
on his usual business trip this week.
His interesting narratives have no
less wit than heretofore, and the ho-
tel men everywhere spot him as
welcome guest"
Thompson & Tabler have just
started big bargain drive. See
their ad. on this page. They are
popular men because they stick to
their bargains and give you the
worth OF your money.
Mrs. Kinsey Creque gave pleas
ant entertainment of feast and fun
to some of her friends, at her home
on West Burke street, on Monday
night. Every one present can attest
her ability to make people enjoy
themselves.
One hundred and twenty five
horses persisted in fire in Baltimore
Monday night at Griffin & Manion's
stable, North Eutaw street, between
Preston and Hoffman streets. The
damage to stock and building is es-
timated at 100000.
The Odd Fellows of this city will
attend celebration of the 18th an
niversary of the founding of the or
der, which will be held at Charles
Town on April &c. 1t is expected
that the day will be red letter day
among the brothers Of the three links.