Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1898-10-22

Rev, F. AshliP White will nre7ch
| sn snaiaase rw S. - .ag
aill, on sunday ttonossow) noraing
q. IL O'Clock.
Go to Miss Cam ghGra's Millin-
cry Parlors and get 8 correct ldea
of what fashion has IN store for the
fall and winter season.
Mr.. G. 8. Rhea, of G hambersburg,
hiss accepted position with Phil
III 3 and Fshrney, tailors, Of this
city, ard hiss moved his f. nil here.
Fas5ioas fall taucies freely found
at Miss Cunningham S parlors. Nil.
linery corsets, gloves and novelties
to please the most iastidions 3aste.
The Rev. Wan. P. Anthony viii
preach "a s.. Johns DutAerG1
Church next Sabbath nolaing, De-
tof r 23C. On account Of tre ab-
sence @. the pastor -e.e will be 10
services 1T nj hG.
A squad o. 10 so.eie ;, I'll Of the
end ". Va. Reg meat. came in here
on Wednesday mora;bg over The 3.
& o. 4. r., and took the G. ".
train for Camp Meade. They hsd
5een on so days fGllou2h.
Rev. j. A. Hoahcins, D. D., weos
TO Roanoke on Mofday - preach
the sermon st Tie Installation of
Rev. E. S. Hay, who has lately been
appointed pastor of the Reformed
Mission congregation of that city.
The Carlisle Council has appro.
rated 1900 dollars, 10 survey and
plan grades fer q sewerage system
in that city. Col. c annoy NJ. Ives,
of Chambersburg, eminent civil
engineer vas award, be contract.
The Germania Life Insurance Co., |
of New York, warts General |
Agent for MariinsbOrg and vicinity. |
Liberal contract given. Apply, CIV |
log references TO JAMES W. GRAVES,
Southern Manager, Richmond, Va.
McClure's Magazine for Novem.
Der will contain story of boy life
by Stephen Crane. This is rather
new department for Mr.. Crane, |
and it will be interesting to see how
he fares in it. The story is said to
be one of his best.
Harper's Ferry will have an cleo |
trio light plant in the near future. |
Mr.. John A. Livers, of Gettysburg, |
received the franchise and contract |
from the City Council few days |
ego, and the lights will be in opera
ton within forty days.
The Block Signal Tower of the
B. & o. R. R. at. Cherry Run was
burned last Wednesday morning.
The operator, Mr.. Clarence Msrlette,
just escaped with his life. 1t is
supposed that it caught from the
stove on The lower floor.
Mr. Beverly Randolph, superin-
tendent of The Consolidation Coal
Co., Of Cumberland, and former
resident of Martinsburg, stopped
here on Wednesday night TO see his
mother. who is visiting Mis- John
Doll, West Burke street.
Mr.. James Redmond, the receiver
of Hotel Evans, in Winchester, has
appointed Mr.. Jas. Hamill, of this
city, as manager of the house. Mr..
Hanill is @ hotel man OF large e..
perience and viii no doubt K ak3 TIE
Evans 2 frst class hotel.
Holes snd pitfalls! why; the It
tie drops Of water .ust do.ted Ire
streets with miniature lakes On
Tuesday, end the Street Committee
might have leased the whole thing
for luck ponds. FL them NJ, lie
holes, net The committee.
An order has been issued from
the adjutant generals o0ice dismiss
ing from the States secvica Lieut..
Howard M. Smith, q ne First regi-
ment West Virginia Volunteer In
fantry, on the charge OF conduct un-
becoming gentleman and an officer.
Hon. Jas. Fl. Gains addressed the
Republicans at the Court Hoase on
Thursday night, oa ,be issues of tie
day. He is an able ead interesting
talker, and his address was much
appreciated, though the crowd was
not 30 large because Of the Hagers-
town fair.
The Hotel Rennegt, in Baltimore,
built and owned by >ae late Robert
Rennert, will, in the 'ture be con-
Quoted by Mis-. Re =. Her son,
Mr.. Edward Renner ill be assist.
ant MANAGER. The estate of Mr..
Rennert is estimated to be worth
100000, which includes the hotel
property.