Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1897-04-24

Beautiful weather.
See "The Librarian.
Oppn-air concerts next.
Dust--it is everywhere.
Bareiooted boys are appearing.
Bicycle accidents are happening.
Let us all rejoice that we still live.
Sundsy was indeed charming day.
The arm, OF benedicts is incress'
ing.
The eecrst ord, rs OF this city are
in fiourishipg conditions.
Prospects are promising for new
school building in the Fifth Ward.
What blessing to he Young men
OF this CITY would be !. M. G. A
The new houses 10 course of cree
-tion all over this city are being rap.
idly pushed to completion.
We we're made to work, either
mentally or physically. We must
do one or the other, or suffer,
We are getting valuable additions
TO our subscription list, but there is
still plenty Of room for others.
The best bats IN the market are
Che Sea- Brand For sale by
REARIoK & Co.
Sunday, spring suits were delight
ful-Tuesday, overcoats felt better.
The weather took a sudden change.
Now is the time to clean up your
premis s. Nothing is more condu
Give to god health than CLEANLINESS.
Japan has decided to adopt the
gold money standard. The new
standard will go into operation next
October.
The local editor of t Herald and
the editor of the BerkeIey Democrat
are havinl monkey and poll par
rot of time
Hagerstown has dog with three
tails. The an mai has carried more
old tin inio the suburbs than any
five peddlars in the place.
Through the efforts of Mr.. j. F.
Roberts, Notary Public, Mrs. VIM.
Brown, an aged lady of Ops quon
District, will receive pension.
Twenty applicants for church
membership were received into
church fellowship in st. Johns Luth-
eraa Church, on Sunday morning
last.
The Minneolis Dancing Club will
hold 3 Sc ect dance next Friday
evening in Feler's Dancing Hall.
Tnompson's Orches ia will furnish
the music.
The Sunday Schools Of this city
were exceptionally well filed Easter
SUNDAY. We do not like to say that
new spring hats, etc, did it, but it
looked like it.
Our city is putting on an air OF
rem wed business. New buildings,
repsibtine OF buildings, and remod-
cling the antique into modern. So
let the good work 60 on.
You may know an old bachelor by
the fact that he always speaks OF
baby as ait" So do retired msid-
ems and purling young men. mex
pcrience is a dreadful thing.
The Daughters of the Confederscy
have decided to hold their reunion
on July 18th, in the lawn at Boyd
vile This will 10 doubt be one of
the principle events of the year.
Mr. A. A. Farlard, the greatest
banjo player in the world, will be at
the Central Opera House, on Friday,
April 30lh, with the Mercersburg
College Banjo and Mandolin Clubs.
The international Bible studies for
Sunday are from Acts 10: 5-17.
Title" Peter Delivered from Prison"
Golden text, 1.-THE angel OF the Lord
encampeth around them" Psalms
"a: I.
Since the death OF her son, Mrs.
John W. Mackay has been living in
strict retirement, and has evinced no
inclination to resume the brilliant
social career for which she was at
one time famous.
Upon the complaint of John
Youtz, Squire Martin had Charles
Davis arrested Monday afternoon for
assault. After hearing the evidence
in the case the Squire sent Davis TO
jail for twenty days.
The American Sunday School I'm
ion Bible Glass will meet in the
Lutheran Church, on Monday, April
26tb, at 7.30 p. m. All 90 and take
your Bibles. Pastors and superin-
tendents please give notice.