Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-10-20

comfort of visitors from 3. 80 p. <m.,
till 5ao'clock. .moa, 81 -. ,aoi7 .-a'
ss@ Mr. Conrad syme, who has been
staying at Boydyille for q week or
ten days, returned ito Washington
p hs setfpday' VI Y II
BY an explosion 81 dynamite in a
,seHer. excavation at West Knoxville,
Tenn ons man WINS killed and one
fatally Injured.
/ Mis-. E. N. yBAliains, who has
beenyisitinsahes brother, eap.. W.
B. Colston, left FOL. her home in Bal
timore Monday
MratR. III jRankin left last week
for Philadelphia, where he will spend
several weeks with his son in-law,
Mr. Will Hollar.3di iii 4
., Hons, I, W. Brown, Wm. R. Al
e&ander and other attorneys from
distance attended the q. S, Court in
this city this week. p gd5 saqa5
3 Mr., and Mrs. B, A. Garlinger were.
guests at the dinner given BY Mr.. A.
j! Thomas to Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
burg on Wednesday,. 'o
The old boiler, formerly used in
the Picture Frame Factory was sold
on, Tuesdaygto Baker Bros, by Mr..
5James'F Thompson. .
Mrs. John Curran, OF Washington,
D. G., who, has been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Goheen,
returned home last week. So
4 Miss Annie CARL who has been
l visiting Mrs. Dan. b Sehotterbeck on
West King, street, rhas(returned to-
her home in Chambersbnrg. : -" -
NgTL ar SEAHI
Mr., Samuel Stuckey, of Kansas, a
former resident ofthis county, was in
town Thursday and expects to retiuiirn
TO bis westerRhonae in few days.
~ Mr., and Mrs. Edward lBrown ,(nee
1 Crampton), while on their return to
'mooTefefd, their future home, stop.
ped in this city short'time onTues2
IGdayi na9 4uo7o -JslDp9T--slqi9niIq
Persons driving along the route of
the, relay race next Wednesday are
requested, to give the way, to, the BIZ
cyclists 80 as to cause no delay in
we run geiia -ilam2 esrad1e ns
There VIII be no services at the
Reformed Church next Sunday ow-
ing to the absence OF TIE pastor, J.
A. Hoff helms, who is in attendance
|7at Synod, at ork, Pa. g q g q
A singing school has been organ
lied at lGfeensburg by the popular
vocal teacher, Prof. D. Gold Miller,
of -Gerardstown. The first nights
meeting was unusually successful.
|2la Mr.! and. Mrs. "A. @. Nadenbousch
and Mr.. ,andrMrs. j. W. Bishop re-
turned Saturday from a delightful
visit to Richmond, Norfolk, New.
port News, Baltimore and Washing
tom AoAA~20 q q, tg9a g,lagsp sHi.
BIS .t a7o5a
International Bible studies for
Sunday, 21st, from Mark / !: 2f-34.
sTltles "a Sabbath in Capernaum.
AGoldeh text: " He laugh them as one
that had authority and not as the
scribes." ss,t7q re III
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Hess, of Roa-
noke, We're here a short time this
week. TheyScame on to, witness the
9uptials of Mas Maud Painter, a SIS
ter + Mrs. Hess, to- Mr. j. Edward
Slaughter. y - q 80 - ~ x -
a The conductors of Martinsburg
win hold fair during the holidays
for the purpose of organizing an
order of Railway Conductors in this
city! They VIII also hold ball at
the end of the fair.
The recent theftso Of postage stamps
in the bureau of engraving and
printing is)said not to exceed 81 200
or $1,000. n With the exception of.
William A. Beach, all the implicated
men have beeHcaptured. l>Ic
Oar fitemen have accepted an in-
vitation to attend a grand parade of
gfiremeuA to be given in Chambers
burg, Pa, OF, Thanksgiving Day. A
committee has been appointed to
make all necessary arrangements 1
Ranjo.l mandolin and guitar play
ers should not fail to hear "Coxey's
Patrol thef latest instrumental hit
of the season, and is played only by
"The Schubert, Symphony Club"
At the Central Opera House, Mon
day night. ct.22.
Il AT Moore and Stewards Old Re-
liable, next to Mayors Office, are to
be found the best extra select oys-
tiers Served in any style by eek
I Dixon;;"'o one of the finest cooks in
the city. Also ham, eggs, poultry
and other eatables in every style.
Z
.sTeThe remains of Washington Du-
val, q colored man, who formerly
lived, here, were brought home from
81. Louis last week and inferred
10 this city, Many of our people
will remember Wash as an inteili-
gent an highly esteemed colored
~ man e1f 10 sbood sfi s8AJ9I8 II
On Saturday last Messrs. s W. r.
Kline snd L. Dew. Gerhardt, repre-
,sentatiAes from Washington Lodge
Mol, K. of p, returned from a ses7
ision'of the Grand Lodge at Hunt
ingten. Both enjoyed themselves,
and at the meeting of the Lodge on
Tuesday night reported all the Grand
Lodge proceedings to the Lodge of
this place.