Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1898-03-19

appear at the Central next Thurs
dsy.
Fathers, mothers, be not blind to
your childrens' faults-dlscoyer and
correct them.
New Top Buggies, with set OF
new harness, for $500, for sale at
JoHN HELLER's
Lost--A small music book. The
finder viii be rewarded by returning
to the City Band
A can of oil, slumbering coal
another soul has reached its goal.
This is rapid transit.
Street Committee is filing up
holes in the streets-don't overlook
those horrid crossings.
Messrs. John Kindle and Charles
Lewis have secured positions in the
Navy Yard in Washington.
The savings Of the Lenton starve
will soon evaporate under an Easter
bonnet-that egg will hatch.
Mr.. Oliver Morris, of Raleigh
street, has moved his family to Hag-
erstown, where they will hereafter
reside.
RAMsBURo, Frederick, Md, has a
large stock of two year old Apple
Trees, also large stock of Peach
and Plum Trees.
Mr. John Parkinson died at Ganc-
town, on Friday morning of last
week, after a short illness. He leaves
wife ard several children.
Remember the City Band will give
a grand vocal and instrumen con.
cert in the Central Opera House in
a few weeks. Get ready to hear it.
If the scalp does not give out oil
to keep the hair from becoming dry
and hareh, use Halls Hair Remover
to render the hair healthy, soft and
pliable.
Mr.. Frank Vanhorn had his Co.
lumbia bicycle stolen from in front
of the Berkeley Club rooms, on Mon.
day night. The wheel has not yet
been recovered.
Does your Buggy, Spindle Wagon
or Carriage of any kind need repair
ing and painting Now is the time
to have it done at JOHN HELLER S.
West King street.
Workmen are now engaged in put
ting up the extra poles, which will
be necessary for the placing of the
new arc lights ordered by the City
Council at recent meeting.
Several of the saloon keepers of
East Martin street are trying to get
themselves into trouble. Quite Of
ten are minors known to be sold
drinks. 1t must be stopped.
Settings of Eggs-White Ply
mouth Rocks and Brown Leghorns.
Pure Stock. Call on
W. G. AUSTIN,
At w. L. Douglass Jewelry Store.
'The New South" which was
played in the Central Opera House
several weeks ago, by colored home
talent of this city, will be given at
Brunswick on Wednesday evening
next.
Mr.. Christian Stoker has purchas-
ed the stock of Mr.. Chas. D. Mat
thaei, on Queen street, and will con-
tinue business at the same place.
Mr.. Matthaei will open up in Rich
mond.
Mr.. R. B. Miller, the copper king
of Arizona, has had force of hands
digging on the farm of Mr.. j. B.
Watson, near Middleway, for bara-
tese. Some beautiful specimens were
secured.
A delightful social was given on
Wedue, day evening by Miss Mary
Gaver, al her home on Queen street,
in honor of Miss Pearl Shoebridge,
OF Harper's Ferry. A good time
was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. Charles Bateman has secured
position in the Navy Yard at
Washington, and has gone to fill
the position. The business hereto.
fore carried on by him, will be con,
Quoted by Mr.. G. Cline.
An unknown colored man was ar.
rested on Saturday night on Dry
Bridge for being drunk and disor-
DERBY and using profane language.
He was fined S. ard costs by Mayor
Hensbaw, which he paid.
Faust" "Faust.' That is the
name of the thrilling drama Mana
ger Lambert will present to his
patrons on Thursday night next, at
the Central. 1t is a first-class play,
and you should not miss it.
The public meeting called by the
Mayor for Saturday afternoon, to
take some action in regard to citi-
zens of our country new living in
Cuba, was not held, the public fail
ing to put in an appearance.
Mrs. A. B. Ingersol who removed
from this city to Seattle, Washing
ton, last fall after the death of her
husband, died in that city on Satur-
day. Her remains we're brought to
Oberlin, o., where they were inter.
red.
The taxpayers and school patrons
of this city are requested to meet at
the Court House, on Friday evening
next, at I 80 o'clock, TO consider the
ACCESSIBILITY of issuing bonds to erect
new school buildings which are bad
ly needed.
We learn that an Injunction has
been granted by Judge Faulkner, at
chambers in behalf of the trustees
of tho Vnloan Iron Works of Tharloe