Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-04-14

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World, VAS en- til sick list part of
this week.
Coxey's Common lett Union
town, Pa, and camped at Chalk Hill,
eight miles away.
Mr.. james G.. Frazer went TO
Hampton. Va, this week wher' he
was looking after soma business in
terests.
1t seems like winter were trying
to reach May. loy be it will 1t
is rather late Sp,inging such a
March on us.
Don't fail to hear the Schumana
Lady Quartet, at the Central Opera
House. one night only, Saturday,
April 18th, (to-night.)
Mrs. Virsie Lloyd will make sale
of her personal property on We'd
nesday, April 25, at the home of her
father, Mr.. j. V. Quinn, at Beding
ton.
Bishop Peterkin officiated atTIin-
ity Episcopal Church on Sunday
evening and received four persons in
the church by the rites of confrma-
ton.
The most delicious chocolates and
delectable ice cream made, and
which all the girls in town are raving
over, are sold at Louis Browns
Confectionery.
Mr.. and Mrs Kahn, of Charles
Town, have returned to their home,
after spending a short time with
Mrs Kahn's parents Nj. and Mis-.
David We'll, OF This city.
Horsford' self raising bread prep
aration, unsurpassed for making
light bread, biscuits, cakes and pas
try at Louis Browns for II cents
per package, former price 25 cents.
Mr.. Paul Strausner has removed
his saloon and restaurant from the
Lyeth property just across the street
into the Shut building. He still
operates the Berkeley Hotel at the
depot.
A homely wife, provided she is
also good, is joy forever; she will
be thing Of beauty. too, if you buy
her can of Huckin's soup for 35c.,
former price SOC, at Louis Browns
Confectionery.
Don't give the young man the
"mitten" and break his heart by the
act. Give him instead dish of de-
lectable ice cream which Louis
Brown can supply you and deliver
it to your home.
Mr.. Robert Lamon has been SER
iously i'll for several days, having
been taken with hemmorrhages. He
is somewhat better at this inc al
though very weak. His physician
is DR.. G. P. Morrison.
Louis Brown could speak of other
lines of goods, but now he wishes to
call your attention strictly to canned
and bottled goods, for instance, Tea
and Perrins sauce, large pint bottles
only 40c. each, former price Csc.
The church sociable for the benefit
of the Episcopal Church held at
the residence of Mr.. VIM. E. Morgan
last night was success financially
Owing to the fact that Friday is our
press day we cannot give particulars
Mr.. Hammond Hunter, we are
glad to note, is recovering as rapid
ly as possible from the effects of his
broken rib and other bruises re-
celved from a fall while walking
on the B. & 0. r. r. near North
Mountain.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. r
L. Moler, the retiring member of the
firm of Boyer & Moler will not leave
Martinsburg, nor change his resi-
dence. He will go away for Il short
time only, and probably remain al
home all the time thereafter
Col. Phil. Thompson's speech il
defence of Breckenridge. is in its
way as fine a revelation of Kentucky
chivalry as Breckinridge's conduct
The only difference between Brock
inridge and the rest, according tc
Thompson, is that che is exposed
and most of them are not"
Mr. W. l.. Erwin of the Harper's
Ferry Sentinel has disposed of his
plant and good will to Mr.. F. A
Everts, who will hereafter conduct
the Sentinel upon the same policy
as heretofore. Brother Erwin has
our good wishes and we welcomeMr
Everts to the newspaper fraternity.
When a man helps his wife will
her work, she has to drop what she
is doing and wait on him. This mod
ell husband and dutiful wife would bt
saved labor and hindrance, if they
owned some fine canned goods sucE
as shrimp for 25c per can, formerly
40c., and for sale at Louis Browns
Confectionery.
The new Laundry on Swartz street
is now in successful operation, and
with the machinery and improved
drying arrangements can successful
ly handle both family or piece wash
ing on short notice. Their wager
calls and delivers goods without ex
ira charge, and the manager give:
reductions on the regular weekly
washing for families.
WILL LIKELY BE NOMINATED -
Mr.. Jas F. Thompson seems tc
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