Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-11-10

Miss limo Fiery is visiting friends
in Hagerstown.
Mr.. G. G. Westratsr was inWash-
ington over Sunday.
Henshaw's majority over Catlett
in Berkeley county is 357.
Mr.. Chas. E. Mcdonald came
home from Washington to vote.
Mr.. j. A. Howison was home over
Tuesday to exercise his franchise.
There will be a special term of the
Circuit Court on Monday, Nov. 18th.
Messrs. J. A. D. Turner and broth
err William, were home Tuesday to
vote.
Mr.. r. w. Greer was elected on
Tuesday morning-he received a
pension.
Lovers of comedies see Lord
Rooney" at the New Opera House,
Wednesday night next.
Miss Hannah Stuber, of Cumber-
land, Nd, is visiting Miss Ida Burk-
hart, on East John street.
Col. VIM. Morgan was out hunt
ing on Thursday and Friday and
dragged" some nice game.
Mr.. David Hudgel who lives on
the Opequon gave one of our force
a fine potato weighing three pounds.
Miss Emma Jones, of Maple ave-
nue. has gone for a several weeks
visit to friends in Baltimore and
Washington.
Mr.. John 7. Janney, the Peoples
Party candidate for Congress. adj
dressed q small audience at theCourt
House last Friday night.
Lovers of pathetic plays should
not fail to see 1.-The Burglar" which
appears at the New Opera House,
Saturday night, Nov. 18th.
At Mount Carmel, Oct. oath, by
Rev. Lawrence, Mr.. Joseph W.
Griffith and Miss Annie M. Manor,
both of Berkeley county, W. Va.
Mr.. T. G. Smith, formerly of Ca
pom Springs, will take charge of Mr..
Fred Bars photograph gallery. Mr..
Smith and family illshortly remove
to Martinsburg.
Let every merchant in our city re-
taliate Tuesday. Cast your vote for
the party who is trying to build up
your town. World.
Well, they did.
Mr. Edgar Stewart. who is attend
ing the W. Va. University, at Nor
gantown, and who came home to vote
on Tuesday, returned to pursue his
studies on Wednesday.
How it hurts Smith, of the Herald
to see the colored voters coming
over to Mr.. Wilson, World.
How mighty they were, but how
have the mighty fallen.
Mr.. P, E. Deatrick is having his
home on Queen street repaired and
greatly improved by putting in a new
brick front. Messrs. P. F. Rimel &
Bro. are doing the work.
There are some people in every
community who try to make it
point to vote with TIE winning side.
To such we would say vote for vii.
son, for he is going to win World.
No Croao about this.
This is my first attack on Mr..
Evans, and so far as l am concerned,
will be my last. a. Cox.
Well, we think so. Your cam
paign letter, like your vote, was
absolutely N. G.
International Bible studies for Sun
day November IL, 1894, from Mark
3: l6. Title The Twelve Chosen.
Golden text: 81 have chosen you,
and ordained you that We should go
and bring forth fruit"
The finest oysters, excellent ham
and eggs, nicely cooked poultry, to-
getber with the finest WHISTLES and
cigars in The town a e to be found at
Moore & Stewards Old Reliable,
next door to Mayors Office.
The postal clerk Mr.. DeGrange
who was seriously injured in the
large wreck on the Pittsburg division
of the B. &. o. R. R. was brother
in-law of Mr.. VIM. W. Bales of this
city. Mr.. Bales received telegram
Thursday saying that Mr.. DeGrange
had died few hours after being
hurt.