Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1885-11-07


SATURDAY, NOV. 7th. 1885.
c NEWS.
John Grozingeri in the School Boar,
ia good man in the right place.
I Rev. H. ]. McKeefry, pastor of ST
nseph's, left Tuesday to attend
.bnrch conference at Alexandria.
An umbrella member was killed b,
he Way Train on the b. & O. Frida,
morning, near the Bridge.
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On our editorial page to-day will b
hund a striking and instructive illus
ration of the comparative worth Q
the various kinds of baking powder
now in the market.
Sunday evening services in the Lu
tberan, Baptist, Presbyterian, Episco
nal. NJ. E., NJ. E. South, and u. B
fburches will until further notice, be
Gin at 7 P. M, ana Wednesday eve
Ming services at 1880 p. NJ.
The professional card of DIR. Day
homeopathic physician, will be foune
in another column. To those acauain
ted with his school of medicine, M
recommendation is necessary, and al
will find him a gentleman, PERSONAL,
and professionally.
SOCIETY BALL.-The Silver lea
Dramatic Co., of Martinsburg, will
give a grand social ball in Feller'
Hall, on Thanksgiving night, Nov
9th. 1t will open with a Crane
March. Tickets will be delivered a
the door, and the lady holding TIL,
lucky number will receive a vaiuabl,
present.
Rt. Rev. Bishop John j. Kahn, O.
Wheeling, on his way to Wytheville
Va, was delayed last week by the
heavy rains along the S. V. r. r.
and remained over night with Rev
H, J.. McKeefry, in this place, FRIDAY
of last week.
H HANDSOME FURNITURE.-Th
finest piece of furniture we have seer
for a long time, is a side-board, al
handmade, by A. Kogleschatz. 1
is finished in oil, inside and out, cary.
ed and ornamented, with marble tor
between the two parts, and French
plate-glass mirrors. Its value is owe,
500. How happy it would make tht
good housewife.
DEAD LETTERs.-The following 1
a list of letters remaining in the Pos
office at Martinsburg, W. Va, Oct
3lst, 1885, and will be sent to tn,
Dead Letter Office Nov. I4th, if no
called for when calling say advertis
ed.
Mrs. M. j. Blakeney, Mrs. Jenn,
Harper, MI. G. b. Lysle, John Lemas
ter, Sr., John Miller, Sallie McIntire
I. w. Stuard. Cards.. X. Darr
David Creme.
GEO. F. EVANS, p. NJ.
The Pan Handle Grocer pays one
of u enterprising merchants a de.
served compliment in the following
A. l.. Martin, Esq, the e~nterpris-
ing grocer of Martinsburg, is shaking
things up in his locality, and not only
sells groceries for nothing, but aai8
tributes fine glassware free among his
patrons. See his price-list of wonder
fully low bargains in another column
and give him a call.
The school election Tuesday result
ed as follows:
Sd Ward, w. B. Colston 356, G. w
DeGrange 121.
18th Ward, John Grozinger 344, Geo
Wellinger las.
9TH Ward, III. Mcdowell 275, M. III,
Hartman 153, John LiDthicum 62.
The City Band Fair opens Monday
night and continues every evening
through the week. Everything in
the way of eatables will be served at
low prices. 1t is to be hoped that the
Band will realize a good sum as Their
expenses will be very heavy. The
admission will be 10 cts. which entities
every one to a chance in elegant S75
Gold Watch (Rockford movement)
now on exhibition in w. L. jones'
window.
Men are often heard saying that their
aspirations are high, but every time they
cough their noses go towards the earth.
with the indications that they will follow
them soon, unless they are wise enough
tatake DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup in time.
y. NJ. G. A.-There will be public
services at Kearneysville, in the Ger
man Reformed Church, Sunday the
9Th, at II o'clock. p. A. Rohrbaugh
will address the audience at that hour.
There will also be meetings under the
auspices each night of the week fol.
lowing, that being a week of christian
prayers.
AT REsT.-On Saturday, 31st ulti-
mo, Mrs. Ella w. Flood died suddenly
at her residence" Old Home"-in
Appomattox Co., Va, and was buried
there in the family burial ground or
Monday afternoon. The deceased was
a daughter of the late Hon. G. J.
Faulkner, whose death preceded hers
Just twelve months. Mrs. Flood was
a years of age, and was the mother Of
three children, two of whom, Harry
and Bolllng) with Capt. J. w. Flood,
her husband, survive the fond mother
and faithful wife.
WEEK OLE PRAYER.-The Presby.
terrain, Episcopal, Lutheran, M. e
South United Brethren and Baptist
Churches will nhonrya fbn uaaH m