Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-10-06

Miss Mag Faqfkner was ID Wash.
ington this week for a short visit. :.
TIE Methodist Church is booming
up nicely under its. fresh white coat
~ ,oipt ssases' tft<s a. fG.N Or saf
rial1n So 0oas5a rs44a.na 7o :.
Mrs. Emily Ranaoiphiis visiting
Mr.. snd Mrs. John H. Doll, on West
Burke street. R.S-'7o
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Hon. S. W. Walker is in. Clarks.
burg attending a session of the U.
S. Court there. -E
Don't fail to see the-Famous Geor-
gia Minstrels at the Central Opera
House, Oct. 9th. 4 ma
An excellentquality of fine sponges
just received in large quantity bysL.
G. Matthaet danggist.s q =
Mr.. Scott Kramer is home; the Ho-
tel PowhataD, where he was elerking
having closed for the winter.
DR.. Lewis Champion. of the .. S.
Army, spent short time with his
sister, Miss Champion, this week. 1854
The hour for evening services in
the Reformed Church have been
changed from $50 p. m. toF7.30 PM
H. F-t --gs- :ar sr~ .s-g-r g
The net earnings of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company for Au-
gust shows a decrease Of $3l OIL IA.
Don'tsool with wasp because you
think he looks weak and tired. You
will find out he is all right in the
end. r1@ ~:5 z.-e
Thomas Gaver, who is chared with
assulting a I4-year-old girl at Bruins
wick is still at large and is thought
he has gone west.
There was no Circuit Court this
week. TIE final day will be next
Monday, and no other court will be
held till January. .-or t->
To-day the Democrats nominate
the men who are to be walked over
by Hon. Geo. F. Evans, Peter Riner,
and james Snyder. q ''S' p ''''' ID
etrs s7erzzSs ~ y
Mr.. II. G. Berry is in New York
buying his fall stock. You may ex-
pect to see some nice things in his
line upon his return.
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On Monday we noticed, two lady
equestrians riding through our city,
we'll equipped for a long riding tour
through the country. 0e5 81
Owing to the late arrival of the
Great Georgia Colored Minstrels, the
grand street parade will not take
place until o'clock, p. m.
Messrs. Am. staubly, E. L. Hess,
and W. e. Drenner and A. thinner
man, Of this force, spent Sunday
last insBerkeley Springs. -
Mr.. Wilson Hoge, of Baltimore,
was in this city a short time this
week on visit to his parents. His
father Judge Hoge is very i'll.
There was special session OF the
County Court on Tuesday morning,
at which the election judges, clerks
and challengers were appointed.
Mr.. G. w, Wisner, of Baltimore,
arrived here last Saturday night and
spent several days with his brother,
j. Nelson Wisner, at "Windewald."
MessrsjA! B. Smith, oftheH Herald
and James R. Barney accompanied
Sheriff Gerling when he took his
prisoners to Moundsville last San
day. 4 y -
Mr.. Luther Miller is repainting
his property on W. King street, now
occupied by Mr.. j. G. Smith. The
work is being done by Mr.. Charles
Mr.. W. e. Ryneal, on Monday,
had his thumb. caught Ia lathe at
the the /" & D. R. r. machine shops
and severely hurt. DR.. Baker dress
ed 'ne els WOUND < Hh.ah.I} q
Mr.. Benz. Williams, a brother-in-
law of Mr.. j. W. Dndd, of this city,
lies critically III at his residence on
the farm of Mr.. Charles, Rousch, on
the Tuscarora. 3 '''''''' ,-
Last Sunday communion services
were held in both the Lutheran
and Reformed Churches of this city.
Both pastors were assisted by visit
ing clergymen. al ara
Mr. 3. Il. sBogert has a fine new
omnibus for the Continental Hotel.
1t is the work of Mr.. John Heller
and as a cousequspesscannet be exl
celled in good workmanship.
.1iJ aii r. ss10siI 6 fG rai5Ua2El
Mabal{Vitginia, daughter of Chas.
and Maggie, Keyser, died last We'd
nesday evening, and was buried on.
Friday evening from her parents,
home.1,She. was aged 3 years, o
months and IL days. - l9ai1 sl'i is
t5uaH i,ss Ia
Mr.. james M.sYanmetre, u q. !, of
Columbia, S. c., brother of Mr..
Geo. W,1.Nanmetre, has been or a
visit here for a few days, having
been called here by the illness and
death of his brother Henry. e. sos 81
The sqA. G. Society, of the Bsr-5
kelley Female Institute, will give a
suppeF-at the Institute for the bene-
fit of the Kings Daughters Hospii-
tai, on Friday, Oct. 9th, beginning
at 6 o'clock. The public is cordial,
ly invited. cYa .3{4 Eatst
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Invitations are out for the mar.
rage Of Miss Mary Moore, daughter
of Mb Cleon Moore, to Mr.. Buchan-
on Moore, both:oi Jefferson county,
to take pace in the Presbyterian
Church, at Charles Town w. IVA.