Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1898-06-11
Peek-a boo, Cevera, you're it.


Peek-a boo, Cevera, you're it.
Smokeless powder-let US also
have smokeless boys.
The tax rate OF Ragerstown will
be fixed at 81 cents.
Special bargains in wall paper at
BURDETTE IS Book Store.
The Admiral Camara at Cadiz is
not capable of snap shots.
Cervera, of Santiago force, is said
not to like the merry Mes"
Wheat is again below the dollar
mark. Will bread go down with it?
A solid army train via the B. It
o. r. r. rms from Baltimore TO
Pittsburg.
Mrs. Anna Strailman is having
her property on Stephen street re-
painted.
Some ugly holes tor vehicles and
bikes on the Winchester pike-re-
pair them.
The green grass, the golden grain,
and the growing corn-how well
they appear.
New Top Buggies, with a set of
new harness, for $500, for sale at
JOHN HELLER's.
School exhibitions, college COM
mencements, home coming are the
order of the day, now.
A pension Of six dollars per
month has been granted to Kinsey
.. Creque, of this city.
Vermont and Alabama join hands
these days, and cry, 1--WE did it 4!
with our favorite sons"
New Surveys, with a set of new
harness. for $4,000, for sale at JOHN
HEIhER's, West King street.
Messrs. Thompson Bros, printers
and bookbinders, have added a gas
engine to their office fixtures.
The historic picture of the Battle
Ship Maine nicely framed for 40
cents at BURDETTE's Book Store
The telephone poles lying along
the Winchester pike mars the drive
for pleasure and outing. Put them
up.
Remember that the choice Becker
farm, near town, will be offered at
public sale, on Saturday next, 18th
inst.
Mr.. Dennis Barry has swung q
handsome flag to the breeze in front
of his place of business on Martin
street.
A flagstaff has been erected on
the balcony of Hotel Berkeley. Old
Glory and the Cuban flag float from
its top.
RAMsBURG, Frederick, Md, has
large stock of two year old App lie
Trees, also large stock of Peach
and Plum Trees.
The David" of the Statesman,
selects Surgeon Major for his Urich
"IIittite." Quite catachectal and
somewhat catachestical
Mr.. Michael W. Riorden, B. & O..
special officer, was sworn in by the
city authorities. He now has the
full authority of city officer.
For good stoves and tinware and
artistic, decorative sign painting,
Mr. John H. Blondel, at the old
stand, gives practical satisfaction.
Cards are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Laura Belle Rid
ings to Mr.. John w. Kaufman, to
take place Wednesday, June 18th.
We understand that there was but
one arrest made in Winchester on
Monday last, which speaks we'll for
the good behavior of the large crowd.
The work on the new addition to
the U. B. Church is being pushed
rapidly. When completed this will
be one of the incest churches In the
city.
Freight business on the B: & o.
is as heavy as ever all over the lines.
The company now have a hard time
supplying the trade with freight
cars.
Rev. Henry Thomas will preach
Cd. W in Christ Church, Bunker
Hill, next Sunday, June 18th, at 8
p. m. Service in Trinity Church at
7 p. N.
Elijah II. Snyder was arrested on
complaint of w. W. Cuffanberger
taken before Justice Byers and
bound over TO keep the peace tor
one year.