Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1894-10-13
Frosty mornings.
Watch out for snow.
Chestnuts are plentiful.
Mozart Symphony Club.

Mozart Symphony Club.
Try the INDEPENDENT for year.
Do not forget the Fir,ma.,'s Fair.
The pesky fly will soon be no
more.
The ice-cream season is drawing to
a close.
s.me of our pavements need fix
ing badly.
The Hagerstown and Frederick
fairs are over.
The Gear Of Russia is reported
dangerously i'll. d,
Hon. G. M. Bowers was in Wash
lngton this week.
We are prepared to do your job
work on short notice.
| U. s. Court. will convene in this
city on Monday next.
The session of Circuit Court clos
ed on Wednesday last.
This section was visited with
heavy rain on Tuesday night.
The Baltimore Club was simply
not il it, with the New Workers. III
Enormous amount of travelling
printers areund-sign of hard times.
We would like to hear from our
county correspondents more regular
~. @ns n
We are prepared to do job work
neat and at living prices at this of.
flee.
There will be no services in the
Episcopal Church to morrow (Sun
day. =
Employment can be had by IS or
30 girls or boys at the Canning Fac
tory.
| Subscribers in arrears will please
come forward and pay up-we have
to eat.
Mr.. +. D. Washburn and her son.
Peyton, of Romney, are visiting in
this city.
Mr.. Allen Noll has entered the
law office Of Flick &Westenhayer, to
study law.
Mr.. j. Abel Hunter, of Plttsburg,
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs.
]. II. Doll.
Mr.. Harry Kratz, of Huntington,
spent several days in this city, the
past week.
MISS Sallie Fleming, of Missouri,
is visiting Mrs. Charles O'Neal, on
Race street.
Mrs. Chas. Dorsey, of Front Roy
al, Va, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Lucy Dorsey.
Miss May Faulkner is visiting the
family Of Mr.. Richard Alexander, in
Charles.Town.
Justice W. Fl. Frankenberry had
charge of Squire Harrison's office
on Wednesday.
| A new board crossing is being laid
by the B. & o. at Queen street. It
was badly needed. ''.
Quite a number of strangers we're
in our city this week attending the
Brown Champion wedding.
Quite number of our people at
tended both the Hagerstown and
Frederick Fairs this week. as
We think it useless to try and ex.
plain why the Orioles were defeated
New York played better ball.
Miss Susie Hensell, of Cedarville,
o., is visiting her uncle, Mr.. joint.
Picking, on West Martin street.
The National Farmers Congress
at Parkersburg, W. Va, recognized
the Baltimore Exposition of 1891.
We want the ini:!i iers of the city
to furnish us with Their Sunday at
tendance, both school and church.
The street sprinkler still does
good work-can its territory be ex-
tended SO that all will be alike bene-
fitted 2?
A fire at Buchannon, this State,
destroyed twenty houses, loss esti-
mated at $4,000; insured for less
than half. '''
Miss Meta Schley, OF Shephers-
town, who has been visiting Miss
Jane Boyd, on Raleigh street, has
returned home.
Mr.. Robert Riddleberger, of the
Herald force took in the Hagers-
town Fair, on Thursday last. "Bob"
reports having had big time.
Mr.. G. B. Williams and Miss Ida
Bender, of near Hainesville, were
united in marriage, on Wednesday
evening last, by Rev. C. S. Trump.
Dr.. L. W. Champion, U. S. Army,
now stationed in Baltimore, attended
the wedding of his neice, Miss
Champion, in this city on Wednes-
day. rt. 100
We are glad to learn that the
young man who was SO badly beaten
near the B. & D. station Thursday
last, has recovered consciousness, and
is thought to be out of danger.
Hon. Jno. T. McGraw stopped
over in this city Tuesday last and
lunched with Judge Faulkner. He
had been in Charles-Town to well
come the return of W. L. Wilson.
Rev. w. Hullihen Burkhart stop
ped over between trains on his way
to Washington, where he will attend
the 9th Annual Meeting of St. An.
drews Brotherhood, now in session
in that oitv