Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1884-11-01
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL N EWS.
Miss Emma Bender, of Greencastle,
e visiting her brother in this city.
Afr John I. Shaffer is building q
,, ~ frame dwelling on Centre Street.
Mr. Howard ]. Welsh returned to
~ home Saturday from a visit to his
Ssr S DIR. o. F. Welsh, of this city.
Va . -
pev. B. r. Carnahan and wife, of
rockingham Co., Va, called to visit
psv, ]. A. Hoffheins and family this
week.
Mr. Henry Herring, formerly ofthe
aCombination store" has gone to
.lerk in the New York tea store in
Hagerstown.
Mr.. NJ. S. Timberlake, of the firm
p F. Timberlake & Co., has accepted
aclerkship from II. G. Berry & Co.,
and will go there next week.
Mr.. B. II. Kilmer, of this county,
missed valuable cow and steer last
week. and after searching several
Says found them under the straw
Stack.
The B. & o. are having the bank of
rinders which is on fire back of the
tbeshops dug through with a trench
10 prevent fire from coming through
the shops.
Mr.. John B. Wilson, is erecting
another law Office in the rear of Gran
tham Hall, fronting the Public Square.
Mr.. Stuart w. Walker will occupy
il when completed.
A Democrat, in this city, we are
informed, offered to bet 500 that
Cleveland would be elected. The bet
was Immediately taken by Republic
can when the Democrat backed out.
PUBLIC SALE.-Mr. A. II. Russler
will sell his stock and farming imple-
ments, on his farm, miles north-ea
of Martinsburg, Wednesday,, Nov.
18th. See bills. Advertised in another
column.
Hons. H. Clay Naille and w. H. HI.
Flick will speak in the Court House,
on Monday evening, Nov. Sd. They
are both able speakers, and it will be
satisfaction to Republican or Demo-
crat before voting on Tuesday to
hear such able opponents of the great
est and the best-tried party in Ameri-
can politics.
ELECTION TUESDAY for Presi-
dent, Vice President and represent
alive in Congress. Examine your
ticket closely. See that the names
are the same as those on the tickets
published in this paper. There are
all kinds of tickets out. Go to the
polls early; stay all day, and see that
every vote is out.
Remember we do all kinds of print
ing at the lowest living prices. We
make our living by printing alone,
and devote our time and personal
to it. Get our prices and
anywhere. The neatest and
cheapest sale bills printed and free
notice of sale in paper. Give us call.
No pay asked if work is not satisfac-
tory.
Sunday will he the first anniversary
of ReY. r. II. Pitts pastoral connec-
ton with the Baptist Church of this
town. He will preach at IL A. NJ. and
I P, NJ. The morning sermon will
have special reference to the work
accomplished during the year and to
plans of christian labor during the en-
suing year. All are cordially invited
and the members of the church are
especially urged to be present.
The Young Ladies' Base Ball Club,
travelling troupe announced that
they would play game of base ball
on the fair grounds. The day being
rainy only one inning played-some
Nartinsburg boys playing against
them, Mr.. Geo. Hammond acting as
umpire. We seriously think that
girls get out of their element when
engaged in playing baseball.
SERENADE.-The Martinsburg City
Band rendered our worthy citizen, G.
P. Mathaei, Esq, a serenade Friday
night of last week. They afterwards
partook of an oyster supper gotten up
IN elegant style. In behalf of the band
Mr.. E. j. Simpson expressed appre-
citation, and referred to the generosity
OF Mr.. Mathaei towards the band aud
IN every public enterprise.
MATRIMONIAL.-The marriage OF
Miss Myrtea, daughter of Mr.. w. f.
Williams, to Mr.. j. ID. Bender, of
Waynesboro, Pa, took place at the
residence of the bride Thursday at II
a. m, Rev. r. c.. Holland officiating
A sumptuous dinner to the guests fol-
lowed the ceremony. AT 800 they
lett for their home in Waynesboro.-
May the best wishes follow them.
DEAD LETTERs.-The following is
list of letters remaining in the Post
Office at Martinsburg, w. Va, Oct.
9th, 1884, and will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office Nov. 8th, if not
called for; when calling say adyertis-
ed
LADIES' LIST.
Mrs. E. A. Catlett, Mrs. Mary Fen
Ton, Miss Mercer V. Eversole, Miss
Mary Graves, Mrs. Sarah Holmes,
Miss Lizzie Hansrode, Mrs. S. X.
Hostetter, Miss Annie f. Pitzer,
Mrs. Annie Pitzer.
GENTLMENs' LIST.
John Base, Philip Bartlebaugh,
robert Brown (col'd), Jacob w.
Denody, James Henry Dorsey, Daniel
ffraley, r. w. Kearns, Edward Lee,
6harles 7. Myers, j. S. Payne, George
Rehrer, Thomas Price, Henry Scott,
.. Spencer, VIM, H. Seibert.