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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

= OACHMAN.-By an American; single,
u ago SO thoroughly urle. lands care Ok
horses, carriages ami harness, city OF coul-
try ar.t-clas, reference. Addg 81 w. II,
Tribune once.
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rDOOKK EPEI. 6c.-By steady, compe-
- tert man. books O. keep, CORES pon4ence
o- aly clerical work % occupy "A part
of eafh day. Address BLoL REfEt-
TNCE Tribune Of.ee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

NOLLECTOR-A gentleman q consii-
I erabie tact ability and perseverance,
viii undertake collections on commission
f1r arms ana professional or private parties
SUCCESSFUL. Tribune Uptown once,
23s Broadway.
HfIEK.-Hy . young nan, ae shipping
l clerE 0r anything chat makes hiin
generally useful wages no object Address
" =. AJILLfOrS. 81 Bfoome-s..
NIERK. BY ga order clerk IN whole
i sale dfu, store 5 years exp rience ras
crenc0. Address II. ". T., 2ll Hal-ey-sr.,
Brooklyn.
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asal Ga.at..
CWOICB LOCATIONS
~ for drug store,
Tor q club,
for rUV deans.
Money O. lean on real estate.
I. 3. " ANEEW, 114 West 42d-st

T. 3. MAYHEM. ll7 West 42d-st
NOR SALE OK TO LEr--Eicgant four
i story and basement bf0wnstOue private
Cwc.liu- 50 90 81 East g2d-sL Apply TO
owner. 4G East 9.i-st. oI al o2ce Id East
S5tl-sL All. BRAENDhR
II EADOUARTEBs for West SIDE houses
1 ana investments. paving 3 70 II per
cent: several decided bargains. STEVENS,
Sth-ave ana 931-st.
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ltrll..ssli aaNIAN NN ~ ANasAsff - AN.ias
JAMS, care Of John Hone. H.. o. NcW-sl,
from 10 10 IL a. 90. o. % 4 p. IA.
~ ATClMAk Ek.--Th0r0g.h practical
~ workman. 10 years. experience. IS uuea
Cog engag nent on Jan. 4 uelsots only g'rlY
Who want competent nrn an4 con e'ts
D. .mana.. position 90 same. A4.Itas
NAICHAA&h& Jos Wet 42t.st
NVTHAT MANUFACTURING lgJss
W East has o nrst-cilss Nae Of CUl.s
they wish iepus med from Chicago ty .
capable party with best 81 refefenl.sf Cor.
respondencs Is solicited Address d.. 30
Winch ss'er.aye., Chicago. Ill
NNrIDEAWAKE BUSINESS NAV woaii
" lae position on or before January 4 F;
81 references. WIDEAWAKE IIihln9
oicf.
W ATCHN AMY nan a. nt.ht or ~
- Wgichmtn understands boilers al.
dress G. X, Tribune omco
VOUNG MAN. Thoroughly educated
wants position In Office; E8gl.A.
German French; best references. Al-
dress LINHERR. 295 East e9th-sI
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BITs OF LEGAL NEWS.

pulled. The report now awaits Che action of the
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glinatlons Onrten-Ecmalee

9iiuatloHs Dnrtee-3cmales
EOOK.-By a nrst-class Engiishwoman;
- taal cnlre charge 90 an company aln-
nera iunchc0as. &c.i an 4erstarfs market
ing b rna-l recommend lions. Call or al
dress COOK, 90 oin-ase.
GOOK.-ET youu- c1'o.sI woman. nrst-
- class. or would ll general houscWor.-.
Cell OF address l-5 oil-aNe.
COOK. - Taorouah.y understands tae
- business, W'Il. and oDlgiu4 lty or
-ouutv; COCA references. Aduess COOK,
ai5 East 55th.sL
CCJK.-by an Enclishwoman; thoroughly
- understands French, English and Amer
ieln dishes late with W. A. Nad7W0Fth
$40; city reference Address or apply T.
sELF ec5 Cth-aye., store.
q OOK.-By q frst-class swedish cook;
u good city references. NJ. ANDERSON,
459 6lh-aye
COOK.-By an excellent German; all
I kinds II dessert, pastry, soups, meat,
creams lO objection % the country first
CLASS city reference. NJ. BIRCh, II 3D.
ave, neaf 1ith-st
crOOK, &c.-By a neat American; good
- pam family cook eAcei.e emf unlIess
city o. country. MIS-. TYLER, 3os Gth-ave.
- OOK.-4v competent Wom.l; hist-
\ class; Understands al Kinds o.. French
COOKING soups. meats, p1u gy, desserts,
-c.i U.-J oi city i..e. cnl.'; wag mod
ltc. Ajlies. COOK. b.. I5l Tribune
Uptown once. l235 Broadway.
OJK.-i...s- class; an 4in1. cooking and
- d s-trts rool bakri Jest cry refer
nee; last employer sen. Cali III West
3.l-,-, ] iirt rp
Z 'OOn-W AIIfL-s-By Two welsh
~ f4r-t yeas l"l.r nee compete {,
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prees mnkine,

~ RESSMAKER.-By a ffst-c.ass dress and
- clulkmaker, wants q few more engage
menfs hy the day ca week; reference. J27
West 4sfh-st.
"a EhsSMAkER-By woman who is
- Ll-t-cla-s. ly The day highest iclef-
ence. Address J. 500 PaIs-ava.. care MIS-
Arthur.
~ - b1eQucs cut and fitted by S. Il. Tar.
lDrs sy.tem. Cal ~ LlNn. ion-ayc., BE-
twcen 2fth and 21tl SIS
II RS SMAKING.-Pcrfoct ~ guaranteed
- evening dresses speciality short no.
tice. 230 East SD 50.
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situaliono ilJanle0--- GlaIe


II RIyER.-By a young nan on e'rl q
- or laundry waaon. % Isi-cil.s ltleI..l.t.-
81. GARDENER. 3th-ate.
GARDEN EI-BF a Jol.r gaMfIi
~ ctoflAudn elloi.'u. lrl .Af
years 800 LASS Ii1r' la'i 0f al-. NA e
DEhElI l,fe@ amalway.
EAEDEEER-Dv married German oai
- child, A4s bad loa- and succ reill -
ptnence 90 lanl-..pe fo.H and --uriHi Aff.
dellug care M EletllI4ts. -r4y.if-. t.t
everything connected VISA tNnl."ntIf
place. years reference from Csc OIL ns
place. Can OF address IT, j.. T.. eafiea-s'
seed store. - Jonn-st
- ROOM or SECOND COACUMAN.-a
" man well uD in the management =
OF harness. saddles and ho.rca clA fl-e a.
drive well > years feieic.co ii9M i,-
employer. Address y. - by iD3 -l'D
HOSIERY BUYER, thoroughly coUpo-
cuce amt particular good tasr. i- oyr llr
s-gdgcMent. fcfercHce- l..m lIfll
houses. HOSIERY, I4lJurc Uptown ~
Dee, LBS Broadway.
~ oTEL MAN. WITH T. years e1perieare.
4 wants position a. manager Of Af-te 8
house: location anynn .n. ely nr -ilhItI.
COYKENDALL. DIS VICE. 2fth.s..
/ ANITOR-By o re..eeab.r ma--'sf miin.
y n0 obi ir-u. AiIuas join al 49,
LEAN, 555 We, Abs.
ANIIOM-Bv nan with sman ilu ~.
- can nun aA Kinds ~ uunr-. ia is y
s'th a. tools. flrf.c.l-e reference. 10 t. -
KELLER 22j fsst -2i-at
ANIrOE-By -talctly sobsr man w.'t
y lnil.f'iol. nIfD, wAi.lF anl uDhf'
could 4glsrg So flr both ~ ielultl, can ..-
TI-l best .. rIi.I. .tN.f I.4..f
liet-s c4u or Adde'S j. -it ID III ~
Iairc-st., BfooA.n. ..-
I OBBING.-BIcAiay.ns. caile-tr-las ..4
ELLIOT. lo2 4th.ase.
NAN of experience waf.. r.-Iln" .n
~ hide end llr business. u. Al. 30
LAJGHLIN, To- 4ti-afe.
NgACHINIsT and PATTERN MAkl.-
~ lg general GEL arAnt .nf hHh
copied. LNILEILNcl. l'A D. lfnuA'
or.le.
a.IChEI~PLATER- an siaciroi4 -
y and Dolisler Who &. c1Dt.l. ,i 3D. =
charge ~ a. r...fr.l li..E 1a4 81. ..s
room. A1dless NICKLi~fLAILl[ -
une Cfce.
DOKIER &c.-Dy st.4Iy co.o..' .....
a living. BARTON cs c-h-ave
DORTER Gc.-Ir "a u.efui Young rli.
4 as porrcr a. any Kind o- uort. ul-.ag
md gags reference. Alllr'f D. 10
& MonlOo-st.
ID HOID rctouchcr. rfalio young rlr,
J desires stcaly position. t. J. IRAN
TON, 80 Olcnafd--'., LA1ahetn \. ,.
y AINTLR Gc-By s-Iong young
/ swe1c: p'Inr.- Dy t,ade; wou.l lke
o. got work; willing 90 ~ anytime. Al-
dress j.. H.. 3oj Auanlc-a'e., ooaiJ 70
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iFNGINEER-By steldy and sober
- young nan. With license: nrstclaes
references. Address H.. Box IL. Tribune
Ofice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-14

A y ABLE writer one-h0lf o. whose time
= .s probably ule1, wishes lusthef e1l-
toaal engagement would conduct dcpu e.
L.at bT u.l.. WORKMAN, I4IDule l. IL
..a.u Office. 1.s Ll1aaWdy.
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Brocklyn


FOR SALE. o....s., -o.,,o,oo
r.as prospect Park, B.0oAyn, sullounael
fv Che lle>, AMI MOST expensive improve
meats. The L-gne,. }9lAl ot t42l geduu-
I'll and improving section. enc Nluc0 rom
UIe PARA. Ground 1llXloJ- Five lo-si
choicest comes of SHAVE, near car routes.
]. au-. is 3-s-ofT French rJO., Thoroughly
modern. Al feet wide; attractive outlook
windows facing oil points of ne compass
lult % order ly day. work "a the most
l.n1fauflal s1rucr. 12 large chamicfe
leaut.ful hardwood fr she'd dining Groom. re-
c.plon-room an1 panot; heating plumb
This properiy is Increasing in value
every dav Che lots alone are worth CSC ODJ
The house cost $50 OJl 90 build tNce,
700 20 lfompt lu,ehas5TI; Any , ynS
crrfre ana healthy section. which IS des
.f % De the finest lalr OF the city VIII
O.. ven 90 examine 80 a-d zee ioA parucl-
tifts. A. SEYMOUR Z Co. Peal Estate
BROKERS, 2O3 Noniaene-st., Brooklyn.
e.sECIAL NOTICE-Io spoculators. CAPT.
- 90 i-rs ana auT one W-- Ing .-stnfT ana
Basement lnuses-I have faro. 3sra-v a"i
ia-cmeat houses which are very ue-
3 ably situated as records haa.th
ani car accoll 1il. 'a-f L
tollood very ceo- aal -up wing
frolt, a-c something very t.af, bod ana
enHrelv different from anytlilg lu Ne"-
YORK aud Brooklyn inside and OUTSIDE ma
icrisi and workmanship Al. Any one wish.
ing % make an offer On one. two or all
a them must 90 SO In writing on or before
noon, Dec. 10, 1888 state whether cash
o. only part cash; II only part cash, state
terms wanted, also references. reserve
the right % reject any OF all bids which
are under expenses.
also have and . 1-2-stcry basement
house.. 20x49X10O, which can be bought
Tow 500 cheaper than IN the spring
nei1hbolho01 end location unsurpaS ed in
every particular; healthy. and more con
Neuirnty situated fnr evateI and surface
roads than any other portion 81 Brooklyn.
Anyone wishing particulars and inspection
q houses please address
OWNER. B.x 81. Tribune once.
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Gorees ano Carriages.


Gorees ano Carriages.
4 JOHN MOORE
80. 81 and 30 warren.st.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
ia Ane carriages OF al kinds
CLEARING OUT STOCK
90 maize room ilr oleIghs.
FOLLOWING are few o. tie hdls ains I an
/ now Offering.
Coupe Rockaways, $50 up
Curtain Hockaways glC0 UP.
L2Ouoie Is, Sis Up.
COuyes, $3.50 W.
Landaulet s275
NictorisS 300 up.
Surveys, S1C0 up.
i Carts $3.50 up.
ladies' Phaet0ns, 800 up
Canopy phaetOns. SIS Up
Doctors Buggies. 1925.
Doctors PhaetOns S17b up
Road Wagons, 1925 up
Top Buegies $50 up
Blackboard sf5 Up.
spindle Bucyics, $50 I'd.
Delivery wagons. $50 up
Naeoneftes, 500 UP.
Dog Carts. 1925 up.
Road Carts, e-3 UP.
AND M MInS fS o5iT'hfEaRs SfvLEs
- Also the LARGEST variety OF
SLEIGHs, sLEIGH9,
SLEIGHS, SLEIGHS,
FOR two, four and six PASSENGERS,
Russian, Portland ana Swell Bodies
AT GREAT INDJ CEMENlS.
HARNESS. HARNEss,
II IN ESS, HARM EsS,
HARNESS, HAEETSS'
mslo directly on tho premises, by hand. Of
lue stock, elegantly mounted. ard offered
AZ - per cent 10 ~ yeg cent below usual
Also the largest stock Of
/ HORSE CL0TiiINii @,H'1i Horse G990BBSS'
! HORSE CLOTHING and HORSE GOODS
hADDLIHf
SADDLLRH,
SADDLLH4,
Eur Wool am Plush Robca.
lul Wool ana Plush Robes,
srAB1r a I.lo 81
FlRSr-CLASS GOODS.
JOHN NOOEE. Manufacturer,
~. a-- 81 " .ffeA--t
4 II. n. sTIVIEs.
CARRIAGES AED ROAD WAGONS
fJT
CITY. Country. park, Aveare Road
BROUGhAMS VICTOGIAs.
COACHES, CABNOLETS,
LANDAIs. Wis AVIS,
NOCKAWANS. WAGON LnTES.
SffDFtiScPIffkTT0Ns. SIzR;iit,lYss.' L. -''-''
DOCTORS PHAETONs. BJCKHOARDs,
LADIES' PIAEI0Ns. VILLAGE CARTS.
Sporting Traps and Nos ifes.
Can and EAamirc Before Purchasing.
Repairing tloiorehly and promptly done. /
storage in building erected fos the pur-
pose.
4 AT so AND UPWARD. Eve stout,
II. sery1ceable wor. horses AMI mares /
TWO IN ioal; one par sound young. good I
sized free wotill- mules, 1893 one pair /
heavy draucht sound y9un1 ii ryan horses /
81 aH |HH. |.HHH
seven years ola, tIot 2 800 sound Kind and F..
~ TOP siiehar buggy harness robe.
near Bowery.
\ In 10 loi-e owner your Stable .
- h9t compete h-lih.i can you af0rd
Ha5t oinrmsa- or Linlmeas; one rsl var
PioNs I. Hrha l,I G, ..ai- il zee 80 {ea!-
Llope- oHI5 ~ I4At,- - Nti. MibAL
Sf.f- .."'is' --'tt -. ,-4.. ... i.,ei ot
A ,Sna Z, % g s,35 A'i-i >. -i''
y USINEsS WAGONS au kinds ms owI
- r.af ufal.f-r. rr| gully .. .nvrrL. fas.
wagons for ieast MONEY 10 ScN-York.
CHARLES CRUBE. 500 Cguaist
=, T-IIst,I,yc. ,,.cufNrc :, o. ,a
- Very large assortnenr
Also Clipping Shears Combs Brushes and
Horse Goods OF Every Kind.
JOHN MOORE, So 81 ana ~ Harren-st
EOUFSTRIAV OUTFITS. English and
tIAmer..ea and ,ey'rythng peItalning 20
me sa1al .horS' llluslia ec CATALOGUE fIce.
WHITMAN SADDLE CO. IL Chalnbers-ss
- ALL AND WTNTrr
& CARGTtGre
IsG'to,,i ~.
- -. - . :. ..- ~. ,,,r.,.-r,,-
rrANDpATI i3N1A,-s i'''0 y u Il 7-u'1'
4 CO. COhCHF>
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TSrFrI-alAN.- sroae. sferiy
l young mao, 23 not ARA ~ hari
work understands slipping marairr, Hr
can rua freighs elevator or DIVE; tes. r.i.
erencrs o., % honesty. J. 1EtltiN. ,
Dur.r.l-.t. Brooklyn.
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Citn 1]ropertn for Sale


4 ELEGANT new four story houses IN
n West S5th-st : Nos. 40, % ana o. !
box stoops cabinet trimmed; al the iatest
improvements. Inquire on premises, or OF
JAMES A. FRAME, owner and Bullder.
SALE or EXCHANGE.-Flrst apart
- mcnt house. fully rented at s3SCn eM-
ceiieut Investment; good location. II. W.
DIANE. 26s West 3ith-st
yETrST 1c7TH-sT Three story brown
w stone dwelling. 1S.s feet 'front.' ana also
small houses I'm other locations Apply TO
owner. No. Go.
20 7TH-AVE., between 14th and 18th
% SIS. Inquire on premises from 10
until !. 10 aeentS
COsOO HOUSE; perfect order
ID,bOU rooms; Improvements hne
location; high ground; near cars easy
terms. Mouroe-aye.. near Coumbine-st
ls5,h). east OF 3d-ave
- Q0OCAsU aud enc, coo on mortgage
- { ,VtO nil boy STORE property ON sun
4. -e fine location. Apply CAMPBLLL 4
GALLON. POI West 1-4st
ere oOQ CASH ana $4,000 mortgage
- D,OUO vl hrT splendid new steam
h.tnl fat OIL cccola .es; or VIE til. l9f
l.t- ol tle 9y0o-' DO street Apply CA1L-
BELL s. GALLON. 257 West 4-1.st
coo 0OQCASH ana s1f. COO mortgace
- y z. ,OOO buy a nno new corner in the
g,h WAND Apply CANPHELL &C. GALLON
81 West 4-1 ST., near cth-aFc.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-01-21
DEATHS.

At his residence near Falling Wa
tiers, Berkeley County, w. Va, We'd
nesday, Jan. 18th, Capt. William
Sperow, aged 20 years, 6 months and
10 days.
Capt. Sperow was, in his younger
days, prominent citizen of the coun-
ty, and much looked up TO by his
neighbors. He was adevoted Mason,
and for years one of the most active
members of Equality Lodge, having
been master for Sc, eral years. He was
buried at Green Hill Cemetery, in this
place, on last Saturday, followed by
q large number of friends, relatives
and neighhors.
In GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 18th, of
Pulmonary Consumption, Jas. Upshur
Campbell, in the saith year Of his age.
Mr.. Campbell was a nephew of Hon.
John p. Campbell. Of Ky, and Mrs.
f. Boyd Faulkner Of this place.
At the residence of its parents, al
Bedington, w. Va, Sunday, Jan. sth,
of measles. Charles jacob, infant son
of Joseph. and Sarah A. Carrier, aged
II months and days.
I" Suffer little children to come unto
Me, for of such is the kingdom of
Heaven"
Jan. 10th, 1888, Mr.. Geo. NJ. Gross,
aged ~ years, months and 10 days,
formerly of this city, leavinga widow
and seven small children. The inter-
ment took place in Greenhill Gene
terry, and the funeral services at the
residence of the late Mr.. Riker. The
sympathy of friends has been warmly
drawn forth in behalf Of this sadly
bereaved family. rhe industrious
aud worthy man and only support
Of this household has been suddenly
stricken down when, to human eyes,
he could least be spared. May heav-
emily light fall upon the pathway of
these sorrowing and orphaned ones /!
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-01-21
MARRIAGES.

Jan. 10th, at the home Of the brides
father, DIR. Jno. Carpenter. in this
place, by Rev. Hugh Elderdice, of
Baltimore, Capt. J. W. Beller and
Miss Lizzie /. Carpenter.
Married, Jan. Is, 1888, in the Prot
estant Episcopal Church at lleetown,
by Rev. John $. Gibson, Mr.. John
p. I4ashorn to Miss Rose l.. Morning
star, all of Jefferson County, w. Va.
Jan. IL, 1883, by Rev. Il. c. Holland,
at the residence of Mr.. A. ). Ringer,
this city, Mr.. Edward Wild and Miss
Lille Bell Ringer, both of Martins
burg.
Jan. 18th, 1888, at the Lutheran par
sonage, by Rev. r.. G. Holland, Mr..
Chas. W. Grimes and Miss Carrie G.
Kimmerling, both of this city. Quite
a number of the friends of both par
ties were present.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-01-21
HEDGEsvILLE.

Mrs. Colbert who has been visiting
Mrs. M. E. Poisal, returned to Balti-
more this week.
Miss Hattie Naylor is visiting Mrs.
Chas. Beall of Sharpsburg.
Miss Turner of Baltimore is the
guest of the Misses Eversole.
Mr.. VIM. r. Peregory and family
moved to Harper's Ferry this week.
Weare sorry to lose them as a citizens,
but our loss is their gain; we wish
them success in their new home.
Wednesday eve at 8 O'Clock at the
Presbyterian Parsonage, Mr.. Grant
Kitchen to Miss Shriver, both of Tom
ahawk, were united in the holy bonds
of matrimony, by Rev. Harvey Gill
more.
Measles are all the rage.
Jan. 18th, 1888. REGULAR.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-01-21
LOCAL NEWS.

PUBLIC SALES. - Feb. Is, stock, farm
and household goods, by
! Jesse Payne Ridgeway, miles south
of Bunker Hill, Berkeley Co.
Feb. 2d,-stock and farm nipple.
ments, by Jacob Lentz. on the Me-
Eieary farm, near Falling Waters,
Berkeley Co.
Feb. Sth. at the Court House, Mar
tinsburg, at IL noon, by Special Conn
missioner E. Boyd Faulkner. a desir-
Able farm near Hedgesville, belonging
10 Richard Bodine's estate. See adj
Nertisement.
Feb. 18th, stock and farm imple-
Pments BY Adam Proctor, mile east
pf Bedington.
Feb. 10th, stock, farming outfit,
household goods, &C.. by A. J. Lemas-
ter, Trustee of t. A. Payne, 2 miles
from Falling Waters, on the grade to
Hedgesville.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-01-21
| From the Morgan %. Papers.l

Among the pensions granted West
Virginians last week we notice the
name of James Northcraft of Orleans
\ Roads.
We learn that young Bowers who
was stabbed by "Pijp Courtney aud
Ed. Bectol at Sleepy Creek about
three weeks ago is now lying in Mar
tinsburg in very critical condition
and is not expected to live. Courtney
and Bechtol are still confined In the
Jail in this place.
January Sth, by Rev. III. Il. Savage,
Charles Il. Yost and Miss Florence
Yost, all of Morgan County.
LOGAN. Suddenly, on January 9Th,
at II a. m, at Maryland University
Hospital, Baltimore, Mrs. Leah 10
gan lcoloredl. She was formerly IA
domestic In the family Of Rev. VI. X.
Savage in Berkeley Springs.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-01-21

PROCEEDINGS OF THE CIRCUIT
CoURT.-Common law-State VS..
William Keefe, felony; trial by jury,
verdict Petit Larceny, sentence sixty
days at hard labor.
State VS.. George Vulgamot, INSIDE
meanor; plea guilty, sentence S25 fine
and costs.
State VS.. j. NJ. Vanmetre, misde.
meanor, plea guilty. sentence S25 fine
and costs.
State VS.. VIM. Englebright, Jr..
misdemeanor case continued to next
term of court.
State VS.. Charles johnson, misde-
meanor; trial By jury, verdict not
guilty.
State VS.. Ella Reynolds, misdemea-
nor; trial by jury, verdict not guilty
State VS.. Corbin Kidd, misdemean-
or; trial by jury, verdict guilty,
sentence S25 fine and costs.
State vs. W. H. Franks. misdemea-
nor plea guilty, sentence S2a fine and
costs.
State VS.. j. Ii. Helen, misdemean-
Or; plea guilty, sentence S25 fine and
costs.
State VS.. David Brock, misdemean-
or; plea guilty, sentence twenty days
in county Jail.
State VS.. p. B. Lyle, misdemeanor ;
plea guilty, sentence S25 fine and costs.
State vs.. Alex Gibson, misdemean-
or; plea guilty, sentence 20 days in
county Jail.
State vs.. Thomas Tebo, felony, trial
by jury, verdict guilty, sentence one
year in the penitentiary.
r. r. Clark vs.. J. w. Walker. APP
peal case dismissed at Plff's cost.
Nat. Bank, Mig. VS.. Geo. S. Light,
debt judgment for Plff. for S404.69.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-01-21

HYMENIAL.-The nuptial knot will
be tied this evening at $3.50 P. NJ,
whereby Miss Lizzie Carpenter.
("Leone,") and j. w. Beller, will be
united in the holy bonds of natrimo-
ny. The happy event will take place
at the residence of the prospective
bride, and reception, p. P. c., will
be held from 1880 p. NJ, to which the
editor gladly acknowledges an invita-
ton for self and wife. 1t is under
stood that the happy couple will leave
the midnight train fer a bridal trip to
the Western cities. If we could tell
thee all we would fill column with
kind expressions of good will and good
wishes for your future pathway, but
we mean it all when we say " here's
luck to ye."-iStdtesndu.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-01-21

Dir. Geo. PultZ, who has been in Ohio
pr some time, returned on Saturday
Ast, to visit his friends at Bunker
I'LL. Miss Ida PitZer, of Arden, who
9ad been spending the winter with
Miss Willie Grove, in Hagerstown,
seturned home last week. Miss Cora
stuckey, of Bunker Hill, Is spending
few days in Washington City; she
gill take in Baltimore and return next
seek. We hope she may favor THE
herald with the news from Bunker
Hill, as many subscribers through the
sOunty read with interest the letters
rom the different districts.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-01-21

Mr.. Jacob Light was buried in Ev-
rgreen Cemetery from his residence
lear Burke St., last Sunday. Mr.. Light
gas in his sixty-second year, and fully
repared to die. The funeral sermon
gas preached by Rev. Edwards, pas
Dr ofthe NJ. +. Church.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-01-21

ECONOMY SoAP.-IIaviug procured
the recipe for soap for which Mr.. G..
A. Means, of Bedington, is agent, and
given it trial, we endorse all that is
claimed for it and can recommend it
to the public. Ninety cents will make
fifty pounds of soap, if directions are
followed. Though there is no grease
in it, the soap is as good as homemade
with lye. The recipe costs 81, and it
will be sent to any address if that
amount be forwarded to G. A, Means,
Bedington, w. Va.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-01-21
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