Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-10-31
LEEToWN NEWS.


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Jack-frost has put an end to all gar
den vegetables that he could effect b,
his coming.
Mr.. Joseph Beall who is engaged il
teaching school near Leesburg, Lou
don Co., Va, was home, Brown
Crossing, last week. He says tn
schools there are in a furnishing con
dition and that he thinks the schoo
law superior to ours in many respects
There you have to teach but twent,
days for a month with a salary from
thirty-five to fifty dollars per month
Grumblers few and far between
What a contrast! We have to teacl
twenty-five days for a month with
salary of thiry-five dollars, and grum
bles too numerous to mention.
Sheriff Baker, representative from
Samaritan Lodge No. %, is at Grafton
this week, attending the Grand Lodg,
of the Independent Order of Odd Eel
lows.
Charles j. Custer, of Martinsburg
who has been i'll for some time, is get
ting better, and was able to visi
friends in this vicinity first of tn,
week.
Some of the boys seem to think W,
spare no pains in giving them away
sometimes, and that it would be un
pardonable to show ~partiality ever
unto self; SO they would have us nott
the warm reception we met with a
Zion a few evenings since, at thu
hands, or rather from the lips of one
of the fair sex whose beauty made us
glad and whose kindness, generosity
and intelligence, which should not BE-
questioned, made quite an impression
upon us. No irony. Wehad compa
ny, too.
The protracted meeting of this place
is being well attended, and some gooG
accomplished; so far there have beer
two conversions and four penitents al
the altar,
Miss Mamie Custer, of Martins,
burg, is visiting Mrs. Philip Cream
near Charlestown.
Miss Piny Anderson, near Berry.
vile, Clarke Co., Va, is visiting the
Misses Snyder, near this place.
We are not quite sure that we know
who &C. K. ca" of Middleway, is
but from the wise counsel and admo
milton given to K, and an accessory tt
to a would be wrong, surely it must
be n of the fair sex who has learned
that humanity is never so beautiful
as when forgiving another. IF we
have done wrong will you forgive
But please remember that the one
who asked us to put the item in, j.
both well acquainted with the young
lady of BALTIC. and the gentleman re
to, and as for the veracity OF
the item, we cannot doubt.
The M. f. Church, South, which il
being built at Middleway, is nearly
From the present out
look the building when finished will
prove the artistic skill of the bull
ders and be one that old Clip" may
long be proud of.
The barn of DIR. Beckham, anG
five hundred bushels of wheat, neal
Charlestown, were destroyed by fire
last Sunday night. The fire was sup
posed to have originated from a Goa.
of fire from a pipe OF n of the farm
hands. The loss was covered by in
surance.
Miss Annie Osburn, near Halltown
is visiting the Misses Watson, neal
Middleway.
Oct. 2Sth, 1885. X.
Salvation Oil, the Celebrated American
remedy is guaranteed to cure rheuma
tism, sore throat, swellings, bruises
and frost-bites. Price only
twenty-five cents a bottle.
HyMENaAL.-The marriage of Mr.. Her
Roeder to Miss Ella Strailman
took placs at the residence of the BRIDE
mother OF East Steven street, on Wed
nesday evening, the 21st, at s o'clock
The ceremony was performed by Rev
r. c.. Holland. of the Luthern Church
in the presence ofsixty Or seventy guests
The M. G. Band was present, and enliv
ened the occasion by some very fine
music. After the ceremony the company
was beautifully RECALLED with refresh
ments. The popular young bride wa
the recipient of many handsome pres
ents among which are the following:
From P. G. Curtis, silver butter dish
Frank Williams, whisp holder /; A. M
hand mirror I; Mr.. and Mrs
Kogleschatz, silver tea spoons /; j. w
Dodd, silver tea bell J. w. Bishop, sill
yer pickle castor; Mrs. Mary Teller
china tea set Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Quen.
eel, breakfast castor r. M. Cooper, sill
yer celery holder Mr.. and Mrs. Matthaei
silver pickle castor P. Fl. Sayles. silver
chocolate Pitcher Mrs. Daniel McDan'
iel, silver cake basket ; G. H. Andrews
lamp Halle Dertzbaugh glass pitcher
Katie Strailman, glass pitcher Mamie
Glass pitcher i; Lutte Mason
china pitcher Lutte Picking, celery
glass Clara Dyche, wine glasses I; Bessie
Young, pair fruit dishes Edith Hen
shaw, glass cream pitcher Mary Mich
ael, glass tumblers Mrs. Mason, goblets
I. A, Chambers, glass cake stand and
M. Mendenhall, pickle dishes !; Mrs. M
Strailman, pickle dishes Mamie Hen
shaw, cake dish G. 81. Wolfes, coffee
mill Cora Dyche, pin cushion Mr.
and Mrs. Chew, napkins; Mrs. Lantz
napkins Mrs. H. Henshaw, napkins
Mrs. G. E. Heller, nakhins; Heller
napkins Mrs. Chas. O'Neal, table
linen Emmert & Fiery, table linen, ant
Geo. Henshaw, towels Marga
ret Custer, towels Mrs. Anna Strait
man, bed spread Mr.. and Mrs. Rosen
bush, pair blankets Noble Fisher til
chamber set +; II. S. Hyde, silver clock
Mrs. Roeder, pair oil paintings Mr.
Krager, hanging lamp Mr.. and Mrs
desert dishes d. and III. Fitz
barrel of flour, Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer sci
paper curtains; Henry Fey, silver
caster, and others of which W,
have not been advised. The happy pail
are now domiciled at their new home
corner Raleigh and Martin SITS. w,
wish them bon royage over the sea o
ife.-Statesman.
The heavy rains raised the creeks
very high on Thursday and Friday
morning.
The wife of Mr.. Daniel Sloane dice
this week, and was buried from st