Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-05-26

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SATURDAY. MAY 26th, 1888.
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=,,.,,orsd at the Post once at Martinsbur
-, "a as Second-Class Matter.l
LOCAL NEWS.
Mfr. John Heller is not a candidat
eor Mayor. His name has been with
drawn.
One of the Texas ponies sold her
tbis week broke its neck in the strue
rlo Of a tanning experiment.
Services tomorrow. Sunday q
pidenour's School Housesat 4 p. m
sermon to the children by Rev. r. c
Holland. s g
The Mountain Echo, Keyser, ha
issued a neat little pamphlet. descrit
ING the advantages of Keyser as a lo
cstion for manufactures.
Decoration Day. Wednesday, Ma,
2otb the Post Office will be closed ex
cant from 4:30 to $50 p. m.
w. B. CoIsToN, P. M.
Sunday night at the Baptist Churcl
will be given the 10th stage of tn
Christian pilgrims, in which we Sc
the trials and triumhs Of Christian
and Hopeful in Doubling Castles
The game of base ball between tn
Martinsburg and Winchester clubs OIL
Saturday resulted in favor of the Mar
tinsburg club. The home boys fee
proud of their victory. "
A number of our G.. A. r. men viii
90 to Antietam, Wednesday, Decor
alton Day. Lincoln Post has arranged
for the decoration of the soldiers
graves here, but there will be no pub
lie exercises.
Miss Kate Ahern will open a sum
ner school in the Fourth Ward at tn
close of the public schools. Thos
wishing to send their children durins
the summer months will please cal
on her or send their children.
A subscriber writes from Hunts
vile, O., that he cannot be withou
THE HERALD. Another from tn
country says that the papers keep hi
boys engaged in their spare moment
instead of wasting their time running
around, and that he gets more thai
the price of the papers out OF them
year.
The Third Annual Reception, G
Mrs. Hazel z. Stuckey's art elias
will be held to-day from to 10 p. N
The following is the class Mise
Kate Bateman, Susie Buxton, Mar
ME Byers, Jennie Crane, Mida Chan
bers, Mamie Darby, Minnie Differ
derfer, Bertha Edwards; Mrs. JUL
Feidt, Mrs. Ella Gerhardt ; Mise
Alice Hoke, Minnie Hawk, Lott
Mckee, May Mcintyre, Notie Wes
yer. 1855 s-s+i ~
me GOWN clock stopped shortsla'
week, after having kept good time fl
the past year under the careful after
ton OF Mr.. Jos. Messman. AS til
Mayor, Council and whole fnarkt
house corner will be a little unsettle
until after the election, the old cloc
caught like spirit of uncertainty an
took rest, We hope the new Coun
Gil, the old town clock and Mr.. Mess
man will cone to an agreement t
give US good time for another year.
DEAD LETTERS. The following
a list of letters remaining in the Pos
Office at Martinsburg, w. Va, Ma
9Th, and will be sent to the Dea
Letter Office May 18th, 1888, if nc
called for; when calling say adverti'
ed.
S. A. Argensinger, Jacob Custer. J
A. Collins, T. j. Dehaven, VIM. f
EIdridge, Betsy Hess, JEFF Johnson
{. D. Lawry 3, NJ. G.. Laughlin, Ga
Sanway Miller, Kate Ralyan, Wake
Richardson, Geo. Sellman, Lee {
Sharvon, Martha pabler, Sara
Thompson, Mrs. Ruth Tabler, Rebe'
ca West. I'D. 90 el. sa4e5.
Held for better direction, ,Norrt
Miller, Cecil County, Dork. ys..f
w. B. CoLsToN, P. NJ.
TURN Monday there will b
an election held at the, different war
polls for Mayor and one councilma
from each ward. 1t is the. duty {
every voter to turn out and vote HI
honest sentiments, uninfuenced b
anybody. 1t is to be regretted thu
so few of our leading citizens take a
active interest in corporation affair
1t should be an honor for the best cit
zens to sit in Council, but it is tc
0ttnO tho mao NIo& o,o 4 l.