Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1919-11-14
CONDENSED FROM THE ISSUE OF
NOV. 10. 1897.

Q. NOV. 10. 1897.
Geo. \. Biggs has advertised his
cattle, horses, hogs and other per-
sonal property for sale on the 17th
inst
The contract for building Il new
bridge over Towards Greek just
west of White Sulphur Springs has
been let to Sam'l S. Hcrn at 1910.
Nathan Perry. who lived near
Fort Spring. died last Saturday.
Nov. 9Th. in his I'D year. He had
been helpless from paralysis for
some years prior to his death.
The Coc Memorial Church at
Blue Sulphur Springs was dcdicat-
ed on Oct. 18th, Rev. l.. p. Wilson,
of Union, preaching the dcdicatory
sermon.
Mrs. Sallic A. Patrick entertained
most delightfully."- at a dinner party
given at her home on North Main
street, Lcwisburg. last Thursday.
Her guests were Judges Homer a.
Holt and J. Nj. McWhortcr. Drs.
ChaS. y. and Sam'l II. Austin and
4. S. Patrick. Captains Robt. +.
Dennis and J. W. Mathews. Col w.
Proctor Smith, Major Andrew
Bcirnc, JAS. Withrow. J. S. With
row, John $. Price, Thos. II. Den
mis-. Mrs. a. +. Mathews. Mrs. A. S.
Patrick. and Mrs. J. w. Mathews.
Mrs. Patton. though we'll advanced
i'll years. greatly enjoyed The pres
cncc and company Of her friends.
Last week Dennis & Argabritc.
DroprictOrS, moved the quarters of
the independent from The John
Withrow (now BuStcr( building
on the north corner of Main and
Jefferson streets to the tw0-Story
brick building on the south corner
OF Main and Jefferson. owned by
Mrs. ThoS. ii. Dennis. The pro-
prictorS make special mention of
the skill shown by NJ. w. thinner
man in bossing the dismantling.
moving and setting up in it's new
quarters their new Hoe press and
other machinery.
In the month of October Whiting
4 Dcnning. jobbers for the Beaver
Lick Lumber Co.. of Laurel Run,
POcahOntaS county. built ia
miles OF railroad, cut, skidded and
hauled over their 10 miles of
railroad 1924 logs, making 2,OO2,-
800 feet, and expect 10 put i'm ten
or twelve million feet this winter.
Cinda Strothcr. Nick Early. Lewis
Nightingale and Alfred Pryor, all
coiored, were fined sou each i'm
The Federal court last week for vio-
lating the liquor law. Cases against
Budd and Allen Eary were dis
missed.
Mrs. fIilIcary. widow Of The Ioio
DR.. y. b. Hillcary. died suddenly
on me Isl at her home i'm White
Sulphur district.
fhIi liandlcy returned Yesterday
from DunsInorc Business College.
III letter To- This uancr I,. II
Rchick. Esq. EXPRESSES rnor "'>, ,, II,
u ,i " bI@gs is preparing to leave
''e. county and advises The Stock
in'" o. me county 10 buy the lino
'iri" OF Durham cattle Mr.. Biooy !,
""Ntr'INin@ for sale Col ! ",
laws writes q letter Of similar ,,rn
ana character. '''''
!hr following gentlemen conn
pos" The grand jury Of fine circui,
court now in session here: Mathew
Mann GOrcman). W. S. RAIDER. NJ.
- Mct!ini!", Jos. BivcnS. A. II.
Mc'I'lng' i. 7. FcanSlcr. John 4.
George. \. 4. Livcsay. Andrew
Stuart. JDscph Surbcr. -. W. Ayrrs,
\. ID. ScldOIuridgc. 4. Is. Stuart i
I" Brown. e.. W. McClung. and John
Brannaman.
Married. on oct. Goth. in the
presbyterian church. Fincasilc. Va.
by hcv' Il. H. Houston. the brides
iathcr, Rev. Nc. Miller. pastor of
Presbyterian Church at Frankford.
ana Miss Mary Houston. AT Dry
nrcrk' on the 9Th inst, by Rev. W.
. H. Caring. SAINT II. Dean and Miss
MarInda l.. Gillespie. On Oct. 9Th.
al Inc parsonage OF The Mctropoli-
Ian Church, Washington. by Rev.
John Chester. w. Herman Moran. of
Washington, ID. g.. and Miss Maggie
Grimes, OF LcwiSburg. sister of Mrs.
o." y. SydcnSlrickcr.
Died on The Isl inst. ut The home
Of her son in New York. Mrs. Mar.
garch widow Of DR.. Geo. Il. Nof-
felt. Of ParkcrSburg, On oct. 2gth.
at her home in Faycitc county. Mrs.
Jane, wife Of e.. II. MCClung, aged
10 years. On the 9th, near Gin
tonvillc, Of measles. Mrs. Hawkins.
wife of Pleasant Hawkins, aged 80
years.