Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-10-20

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SATURDAY. OCT. 10th, 1888.
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LOCAL NEWS.
srpuBLlCAN COUNTY TICKET.
For Sheriff,
ru,RIEs MILLER, of Gerardstown.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
Gro w. FEIpT, of Martinsburg.
For The Legislature,
1os q. KITCHEN, of Hedgesville,
S Spo W. BUXTON. of Martinsburg.
For County OpHtHttSototcfs
Cro. P. RINER, of Falling Waters,
For assessors,
II 6. BUTTS, of Hedgesyille,
7 u. GORDON, of Mill Creek.
For County Surveyor,
L W. WOOD, of Hedgesville.
DISTRICT TICKETS.
NJ ,RrINsBURG.-F Magistrates, VIM
oKae f. G. Bartlette. For Constables
G. Tobin, John w. Martin.
MIL CREEK. For Magistrates, G. NJ
mon. Frank Mish. Constable, w. II
i1iIy Magistrates. B. F. Gey
, Richard Coffinbarger. Constables
Fchard Wood, Daniel Mcdaniel.
0pEoUoN. Magistrates, w. II. Frank
nberry. VIM. II. Taylor. Constables
,amuel Bradshaw, Shively Lemaster.
FALLING WATERs.-Magistrates, G.
ditto D. Snyder. Constables, VIM.
Iensell. John Emerson.
"Uncle Alex" Grimes is one ofthe
$40 Tippecanoe voters, and will be
n hand if he lives until Nov. 9th.
The Hagerstown Fair this week
rev large crowds and was great
recess. Many went over from here
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Mr.. C. NJ. Shinn, of the Fairmont
Test VHgmian, was here Saturday,
Hing on Mr.. Flick and other friends,
nd attending the debate.
Mr.. Luther Ropp's Percheron and
.vdesdale took first and second
emiums at the Winchester Fair,
ID were much admired by judges oil
nc horses.
The Morgan County railroaders
no have been here one year, car
lt vote in Morgan but can Uote in
and they should not lei
lyone deprive them of their vote.
Messrs. Connors q Farrin put up
e lightning rods on st. Joseph's new
eeple. They make this branch Of
cir business a speciality, and use
unsOn's copper rod as the best pat
It.
Messrs. Connors q Farrin. stove and
WARE men, call the attention of the
Iblic to their full stock of winter
lde and their ability to accommo-
tie the public in their line of bust.
IS. See their new advertisement
Mr.. VIM. Mathews and Mr.. An
Ony Chambers voted for William
9nry Harrison in 1910 and will vot,
young Ben. Harrison Nov. 9th
Iere may be a number of other Har
on veterans.
Last Friday night, 18th, was large
rnout at the Republican Club Meet
9, over 200 being present. Able
eeches were made by Messrs. J
lfus Smith, G. A. Smith and John
arrin. Last night Mr.. John T.
,nney addressed the club.
The Wheeling reporters are partia
"Colonels," and every man on
e stand was either "Col." ST.. OIL
Col" Jr. We are opposed to re
wing the "war issues and
Coils" are one of the worst "wal
yes " that remain.
Mr., S. H. Higginbotham, indepen.
ant candidate for State Senator, took
the joint debate, or as much as he
Duld possibly hear in the noisy rear
Id had pleasant interview with
en-. Golf in the evening. Hon. Johr
. Janney was also up and among
lie callers on our next Governor.
William Whitson, son of Geo. D
'hitson, met with an accident or
-onday, about II O'Clock, on the
atholic Church steeple, by falling q
ct from an inside scaffUld; in the de
ent he struck a joist and broke hi.
1T leg between the knee and ankle
1Sides bruising his head very severe
The Republicans raised a fine pole
feet, at Sutton's School House or
aturday. The flag can be seen wav
lg from town. There was large
'0Wd there. Some of the Glee Club