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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-11
HEDGESvILLE.

The measles have abated in this
sectiOn.
Quite number of our young people
attended the sleighing held at Mr..
James Snlall's last Thursday night.
We are sorry to state the illness of
DR.. Orsburn, but hope he " ill soon
recover.
On Wednesday eve, Feb. 9th, at the
Mt. Zion Episcopal Church, Miss Hat
tie Naylor to Mr.. Frank Robbins. At
$50 p. III. the happy couple entered
the church where large audience had
assembled to witness the marriage.
Messrs. Lee Lingamfelter. Avril Mil
Ter, Rod. Robbins and viii Ellis were
the ushers two little maidens, Daisy
Naylor and Minnie Miller, carried "a
basket Of flowers, then came the bride
hearing on the arm of the groom.
Rev. VIM. T. Leavel then made the
happy couple one. MIR. Morgan Shat
fer played the wedding march. The
bride was tastefully attired in dark
gray cloth, and looked charming. The
groom wore the conventional black
aud looked quite happy. After the
ceremonies was performed quite II
number of friends returned to the resi-.
dence of the brides father where they
found hountifully spread table with
all the delicacies the season could at
ford. The presents were numerous
and handsome. The couple then left
the next day for Oakland. We extend
our congratulations and wish them a
pleasant journey through life.
Mrs, Levi Henshaw is lying danger
ously i'll in Washington.
Miss Eliza Turner returned home
vile,
Mr.. Sherman Ropp, of Keyser, was
the guest of Mr.. Jacob Naylor, this
week. Feb. 9, 1888. REGULAR.
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I From the shepherdstoun Register.

| From the Sbepherdsto,on Register. |
Shepherdstown on the Potouuack,
November Is, 1890. Very liberal sub
scriptions have, within few DAYS
past, been obtained in this town and
vicinity to be appropriated towards
erecting the Federal Buildings. prov H.
ing the Seat of Government be located
SO as to include Shepherdstown with
in the District"
In explanation of the above it j.
necessary to state that an Act had JUS,
been passed authorizing "the location.
of the ten mile square" for the seat OF
government of the United States to .s.
" at some place between the mouth of
the Eastern Branch and Connogo
cheague," on the Potomac river. The.
same paper of tOrt. 8, l790 notes the.
arrival OF President Washington at
Georgetown and states that, "in com
pany with the principal gentlemen OF
the town and neighborhood he sat out
on Saturday morning to view the
country adjacent TO the river Potow-
mack In order to fix upon future
situation for THE GRAND COLUMBIAN
FEDERAL CITY," and it likewise
mentions his departure at an early
hour on the following day for the
Great Falls and Connogocheague."
So, strange As ii may now seem there
was reasonable chance in 1880 for
Shepherdstown winning a - Capitol''
prize in beiIg included within the
ten miles square to he selected for the
location OF the "Grand Columbian
City" if not embraced within the cor
porate limits of the aforesaid city it.
self. But alas for its dreams Gfmetro
pOlitan greatness! Its liberal sub
scriptions for that Federal Buildings
were never called for.
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A NOTABLE BooK.-The steadily
growing taste and the consequent de-
inand for the best productions in the
musical art, have been the means al
bringing to public notice recently
some of the best bo0k-collectiuns OF
piano music ever published. A very
handsome book, in every way worthy
OF its name, is The Classical Pianist, !"
Il large volume of piano pieces by
some OF the best authors. 1t is Il
carefully edited colle"tion of many
of the modern g clasSic' gems, all
being within. the ability of ordinar,
piano players, and suitable, also, FL,
teachers use. In size. shape and
style. il is similar to that other book.
:" Piano Classics" which has become
80 popular. Every piann-piayer should
examines" The Classical Pianist" II
is large. sheet-intlsic size, clearly
printed, nicely bound. and contains
nearly 1h0 pages of choice music by
eminent composers List, Rubin
stein. Jensen, and many others. The
publishers will senda descriptive cir
cular concerning this or any other OF
their books. free. The price of "Th..
Classical Pianist" is 81; and it will lie
sent to any address, postpaid, for
that prices by Oliver Ditson & Co.
Boston, Mass.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.


REMNANT DAYS AT EMMERT & FIERY s.
Tuesday and "Wednesday Feb 21st and
22nd.-As we always take an inventory
of our stock the first of February of each
year and Gull out all The remnants. meas
ure and mark them and sell them out in
a few days, We have selected the above
named days to sell them. We have a
great many remnants this year as We
have sold about one third more goods
than formerly. which of course leaves Us
more remnants to dispose of. You
should no fail to call and see what we
have and if there is anything that you
can use you will save money. as we sell
them regardless of cost and they must
be sold in two days. Don't forget the
days. Tuesday and Wednesday, Feb. 81
and %. Come and bring your friends
aud we will show you some bargains.
EMMERT s. FIERY.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-11

POPULAR EXCURSION TO WASH
INGToN VIA PICTURESQUE B. & o.
The second of the series of Popular
Excursions to Washington, inaugural
ted By the B. & o. II. r. Co., will be
run Gu Thursday. February 18th. 1888.
The round trip fare will be $2.75 from
Martinshurg. Trains Leave Martins
burg i:06 a. M, 5:U7 q. IN, 1920 Noon
and 1888 p. N, Parlor Cars on Day
Trains aud Sleeping Cars ON Night
Trains. Tickets valid ten days inclu-
ding day of sale, and good for trip
from Washington to Baltimore and re-
turn, any time during the limit. Ex-
cursion tickets, Washington to Rich
mund, Va, and return can be pro-
cured at same time at rate uf 81 90 adj
ditional. Special rate Of rs cents,
Washington to Mt. Vernon and return
o all holders of b. & o. Excursion
Tickets. For Information in detail
sall on Agent B. & o. II. II. Co. Mar
linsburg, W. Va.
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vANcLEVEsvILLE ITEMS.

Miss Jennie Cockrell, of Harper's
Ferry, IL visiting her sister, Mrs. Fan
ME UnderdDnk.
Misses Jessie Hinkle and Mary A..
Licklider, of Kearneysville, spent a
few days with Mrs. T. r. Licklider.
Mrs. Mollie Vanmetre and daugh.
ter have returne,lf ronfa visit to friends
near Harper's Ferry.
MIR. Reason Cross, who has been
very i'll for some time past, Is conval-
escing slowly; he now being able to
go about his room.
The measles have again made their
appearance near the vile. Six of Mrs.
Mourehead Miller's children have
them at present.
Mr.. Charles Mckee is confined to his
room at present, having contracted a
deep cold.
Mr.. Abram Williamson had the
misfortune to fall ON the ice On Satur-
day morning, from which he wrenchesi
his back severely. Mr.. Williamson
il undoubtedly the oldest man in the
county, he being in his oath year.
MIR. q. NJ. Sutton, who has his saw
mill located in MIR. G. T. Licklider's
woods, completely ruined his saw by
coming in contact with u spike, sup
posed to have heen driven in the tree
a number of years ago, as it was three
inches from the surface of the log.
The entertainment on Saturday
night, given 10y the teacher Of the Oak
Grove public schsol, was certainly
fine. The audience WAS perfectly de-
lighted. Miss Ellen Fortlire presided
at the organ, and the music produced
Was certainly as sweet and fine rs nuu-
sic can he. The exercises consisted of
Charatips, Dialogues, Tahleaux. The
charade, the title of which was bride
groom, seemed to he the favorite, as
an encore WAS given them. Yerepor.
ter was favored with compliment
tary ticket. Feb. 9, 'S8. MEMO.
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TOMAHAWK ITEMS.
Measles are prevailing.

Measles are prevailing.
Mr.. Louis Ii. Rooney is on the sick
list, being victim of the measles. We
hope that he will soon be able to be
out again.
Mr.. r. w. Hiatt is erecting a new
house al this place, which he intends
to occupy in the spring.
Mr.. Polk Wood, engaged at Mr.. l..
Pittsnogle's saw-mill. had one of his
hands badly lacera,ed last Thursday,
by having it come i'll contact with the
saw while in motion.
Our teacher reports that the school
ut this place is Very small at present,
caused by the measles prevailing so
near the school and some of the schol,
AIRS having them. Heretofore there
has leen a good attendance.
Mr.. Geo. Mcdaniel has returned
from Berkeley Springs, at which place
he has been rusticating for the past
ten days. He reports having a jolly
time.
Weddings have been quite nuner.
Gus in this vicinity for some time past;
but think that the excitement Ii now
over. Having seen Il few of them
caused me to say, Did you ever notice
the behavior OF two hearts just made
as one? They try to look unconcern-
ed, but every action tells more plain
~ than words that their disguise is
only assumed. How solicitOus il the
groom for the comfort ofhis fair part
ner, aud how trustfully she looks into
his manly eyes, which spa, kle with
the consciousness of having gained
the prize he coveted ard .ntly. Very
pretty are their kitteni~h movements
to those neutrality-suspicious. or envy
has not soured, and happy they " hose
loving tenderness for each other the
years do not diminish sadly. The
sympathetic beholders share the en-
j0yment of the newly-wedded pair,
sometimes wondering whether the
honeymoon will last until the end of
life's journey. A delightful thing Is
cloves young dream" Alas, that it
should so often have a rude awaken
ing! Feb. 7th, 'Ss. OLD BACHELOR.
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1t is learned that Presidend Cor
hin, of the Reading, has declined to
confrr with the general committee
of the knights of Labor on the
Reading strIke.-Five hundred
miners of the West Virginia Valley
district refused TO permit the miners
at WInlirede Colllery to go to work
unless they wonid promise to oppose
the proposed reduction in wages.
The operation of tracheotomy was
performed Oh the Grown Prince Of
Germany, for cancer, the surgeons
concluding thai it would be danger
GUS to longer posi- pone it. He was
progressing favorably at last ac-
couuts.-There are indications
that the peaceful influence OF Bis
marck's speech will be OF short dnra-
tiou. Military preparations are go
ing forward in Russia, aud the Hun
garlans are indignant at Bismarck's
construction Of thea Berlin treaty
with refe. ence 10 Bulgaria.
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Who is your Best Friend.

Your stomach of course. Why Be-
cause If 1t Is out of order you are one OF
the most miserable creatures living.
Give it fair, honorable chance and See
if it is not the best friend you have in
the end. Don't smoke in the morning.
Don't drink in the morning. If you
must smoke and drink wait until your
stomach is through with breakfast.
You can drink more and smoke more in
the evening and it will tell on y GU less.
Ii your food ferments and does not di
gest right.-if you are troubled with
Heartburn. Dizziness of the head com
ing w of the food after eating. Bilious
ness. Indigestion, or any other trouble OF
the stomach, you had best use Green s
August Flower, as no person can use it
without immediate relief.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-11

Contrary to expectations, RidenOur
had not been sentenced up TO time Ut
going to press, counsel for the prison
er not having his appeal paper ready.
1t was reported ON Tuesday that RIDDEN
our had gone crazy" but it turned
out To be false.
WITHDRAWN.-We are Informed
that the resignation OF Judge VIM. l..
Clark, which was in shape for presen-
tation to the Legislature last week,
had been Withdrawn. 1t is generally
understood he was persuaded to recali
his resignation on account of u fail
IRE to harmonic on man to sue
ceed him a. Judge Of the Corpora.
ton aud County Courts.
RAILROAD.-Our people are talking
railroad again, and we hope they may
con .jnue tn do so till we get another.
Our main hope lies in the extension Of
The Cumberland Valley road from
Martinsburg. 1t will be remembered
the above-named company recent,
bought the Martinsburg Il Potomac
road, which was intended to run 10
Winchester, but had only been com
pIeted from Williainspurt ~ Martins
burg. Since the G. V. r. r. Co. owns
the line to Martinsburg. it is thought
they will extend it on. President
Kennedy was in this city last week
we understand. on business relative, 10
be back in a weekors0. He proposes
having the name changed from Mar
linsburg & Potomac TO Martinsburg d
Winchester Railroad. This Looks
like business. The route to be taken
is not settled upon, and we presume
will depend somewhat on the cost for
right-of-way. Every inducemeni
should he offered by citizens of town
and county to bring the road without
'lelay.
Juno" our White Hall correspon-
dent, says: We learn that petitions
are being circulated along the pro-
posed line of the extension of the
Martinsburg & Potomac Railroad tn
Winchester, asking our farmers to
give free right of way. We hope
our people will encourage the project
i'll every possible way, AS it would be
Il great advantage to this country
Winchester Ledder.
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DEATHS.

Feb. 5, 1885, II. Clinton Sprinkle.
infant son of Mr.. Clinton Sprinkle, of
Berkeley Co., at the age Of seven
months.
Jan. 23d, James Oscar, infant son of
John and Lima Shell, aged months
and 16 days.
At the home of his parents, near
Jones Springs. Feb. 9th, 1885, from
measles, Henry F., infant son of Ru-
fus and G. A. Champ.
Near Charlestown, Jan. 81. Rehecca
Gertrude, infant daughter of Geo. w.
and Martha NJ. Engle, aged months
and % days.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-11
LOCAL NEWS.

PUBLIC SAIEs.-Fe Is, stock, farm
implements and household goods, by
Jesse Payne Ridgeway, 3 miles south
of Bunker Hill. Berkeley Co.
Feb. llth, on Moler Avenue. near
High ST., Strinesville, house and lot.
horse, COW, gears, &C., and household
goods, by M. j. Pitzer.
Feb. 18th. large stock sale by Geo.
W. ID. and Daniel I'll. Folk, at Swan
Pond.
Feb. 18th, stock and farm imple.
ments by Adam Proctor, | mile east
of 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.
Feb. 10th, lot of horses, cows.
sheep, &C., by w. T. Stewart, near
c. V. Depot, Martnsburg.
Feb. 10th, large farm sale of stock.
implements &C., by Adam Mish, near
Darkesville.
Thursday. Feb. 23d. stock, farming
implements, household goods, &c., by
John Barry, II miles north of Kear-
neysville, on the McSherry farm.
Feb. 25th, horses, cattle, farming
implements, &C., of Il. d. Mallory,
near Gieensburg, by M. T. Ingles,
Trustee.
Feb. %. at the Court House, by j.
H. Bristor, Trustee of Geo. w. Moke,
a tract of Sc acres of land near Mar
tinsburg. See advt.
March lst, large stock sale, farming
Implements, &C., by Hamilton Myers,
2miles east of Vanclevesville.
March 9Th, horses, cows, farming
implements, household goods, bacon,
grain in ground, &C., by J. III. Rimel,
on old Seibert farm, / mile east of
Martinsburg.
March s, stock and farm imple-
ments by j. Kidney & Son, miles
west of Johnsontown, miles west of
Hedgesville.
March 10, sale of the Gerardstown
Tannery at Gerardstown, by M. T..
Ingles, Trustee.
At private sale, the Michael proper
~, East Martin ST., MartinSburg.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-11

Leone" and her husband. Mr.. J..
w. Beller, have reached Ness City,
Kansas, safely; and are driving the
stakes for new home. They are
pleased with the place. The weather
there is spring like. Ness City is a
coHnty-seat and has sprung up in the
last few years. Lots sell from $50 to
S4U0. Land from 50 TO $40. Some Of
the land is of the best ; the great draw
back is unlmproved and uncultivated
land. Stock-raising Is great feature
of industry.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-11

BERRYvILLE, Va, February A.
The trial Of Josiah Locke and his son,
w. B. Locke, on the charge Of killing
William Jenkins, is largely attended
by anxious listeners who, in their
eagerness to hear the evidence, have
to coutent themselves with little
standing room. AS yet but three wit
ueSses have heen examined, and the
fourth, DR.. j. j. Best, was placed
upon the stand yesterday and contin-
utd to-day. DR. Best attended jenkins
when wounded, and to-day was giving
an account of the fractured skull, bro-
ken ribs, accumulated blood, ETC.,
when one of the jurors, Mr.. Ferguson.
could stand it no longer. and fell back
in faint. Court adjourned tempo
rarily. There are forty nine witness
es to be examined.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-11
SHANGHAI NEWS.
News is very scarce. Ice very pl

News is very scarce. Ice very plen
ty.
The sun shoned bright all day, the
I'd inst. (gronnd hog day dayl, which
presages six weeks of bad weather; il
there is any truth in the Ground Hog
story, We hope he may prove TO be
mistaken this time.
Shanghai Sabbath School was re-
organized last month. Mr.. Joseph
Hayes and Mr.. james T. Gano were
reelected superintendent and assis-
tant. The school starts out with every
prospect of success. Mr.. Hayes is a
good superintendent and we're glad to
say was the recipient. a short time ago
Of his long delayed pension, amount
ing to seven hundred dollars, l am
informed.
The Eclipse of the Moon on the 18th
was grand, aud awe inspiring. 1t was
generally observed and variuusly
commented on.
The nIeasles have at last reached
Back Greek Valley, and three families
have taken them. hut there have been
no deaths from them yet in the neigh
borhoOd.
The sleighing is about done until
more snow falls. Young folks are
sorry. Feb. I'd, 1883. E.
One week ago, while Mr.. WIN. Fry
was cutting foduer for his cattle. the
cutting box got chuked. and IN en-
dpavoring to unehuke it, had the three
first fingers of his right hand almost
cotinlt.felv severed Il ON the hand H..
iInuIediately replaced the almost de-
tached fingers, and sent for DR.. Ziui-
miernan who dressed the wounded
hand. In few days it was found
that while the first and third finger
appeared to I've healing nicely, the
second finger would have to he anipu-
tated, which was done. The operation
was performed by Drs. Carter and
Zimmerman to-day, 9th. The patient
is suffering very much this evening.
He has the sympathy of the entire
community, many of whom witness
ed the painful operation. We hope
he may soon recover.
A few days ago Warner Nesmith,
son of Mr.. JOS. r. Nesnlth. living
near Shanghai, had his leg broken
while sliding down the hilton board
The school boys have been coastIng
for some time, and having fine fun.
hut this accident will doubtless END
their coasting as it is dangerous sport
Mr.. Tabler's article on EnsiIage
was read with much interest by us.
We would be glad to hear from him
again. Feb. 5th, 1888. E.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-11

The NJ. G. Band could not attend
the musical concert at Chanbersburg
Tuesday night, much To the regret of
all concerned. The leader. Prof. Lus-
comb, is sick. Music has charms, but
none to ward off the measles. We
hope he will be none the worse for his
alta TX.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-11

Republicans and all in favor OF
American principles of protection,
popular education, and a return to the
prosperous condition of all classes and
industries under former administra.
tions, should do all they can to cir.
culate good Republican papers among
the voters not thus supplied. A word
for THE HERALD, or a copy sent to a
friend over the campaign, will not be
without good effect. Owing to the
general depression, THE HERALD can.
not further reduce its price for the
campaign, rs it is down TO living
rates, and yet the best local paper.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-11

ATTENTION, X. OF P.-The men,
beers of Washington Lodge No. /, K.
of p, are hereby notified to assemble
at their Hall ON Sunday, the 18th inst,
at 8 O'Clock, to observe the anniversary
of the Order by attending divine wor-
ship. By Order, &c Howard, c. c.,
ID. Darby, K. of II. & S.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-11

Miss Fannie Frazer, daughter of
Mr.. II. A. Frazer, of this place, won
prize of 500, offered by the Phila.
Times for the hest short story. She is
pupil Of the Berkeley Female Semi
nary, and Is thirteen years old. The
title of her story is IA True Heruine."
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-11
Low Rates TO Pacific Coast.

The new agreement between the trans
cor tinental lines authorizes lower rate
to Pacific coast points via the Manitoba
Pacific route than il made via any other
line. Accommodations first class. For
rates, maps and other particulars. apply
to G. II. WARREN. General Passenger
Agent. st. Paul, Mimi. or 8. L. WARREN,
Gen Eastern Agent, 2s7 Broadway, N.
V
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-11
An Excellent Map.

Among the latest exhibitions of what
1t is possible to accomplish by the engra-
yer 8 art is a large pocket map just issu-
ed by the St. Paul. Minneapolis & Mani
toba Railway, showing the northwest
ern country between Chicago and the
Pacific Ocean in detail. A copy will be
mailed free TO any address upon applica-
ton to e. Ii WARREN. Gen. Pass. Agent,
St, Paul, Mimi. Ask for map Ii.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-11

How often we hear an overworked
mother exclaim. Il am too tired 10 sleeplo
a cupful of Melin's Food taken twenty
minutes before going 10 bed will relieve
tie intense WEAKNESS and give a refresh
ing night 5 sleep. while the next day 8
work will not look half so formidable IL
another cupful OF the Food is taken soon
"A fter rising
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-11

WINCHESTER, VA, February A.
Ridenour, convicted Of the murder Of
young Broy, was sentenced to.day to
be hanged on Friday. March 80. Re-
plying to the question of the clerk
what he had to say why sentence
should not be pronounced Ridenour
remarked: ~ have pleaded not gull
ty; have made my statement ; that
is all / have to say" Counsel for
prisoner have seventy bills of excep
ton, and will apply to the Court Of
Appeals at once for writ of error.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-11

Invitations are QUA for the marriage
off. c. Tahler, Esq, to Miss Gertie
Yantis, Of Harper's Ferry, to take
place al O'Clock Feb. 18th, ut the NJ
z. Church, Harper's Ferry.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-11
The Odd Fellows Fair begins ii
Feller's Hall next Thursday night.

At the Baptist Church on next SUM-
day morning, the pastor. Rev. F. p.
Robertson, will preach to the children
from text, Matt. 1914. But Jesus
said suffer little children TO come unto
me, &C.,. Welcome to all.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-11

A. NJ. GILBERT'S Drrg Store Is the
place to get pure Drugs. Medicines, Dia-
mond Dyes. Fine Perfumery. DR.. Metze's
Tooth Brush. Toilet Soaps. Holiday
Goods, SpoDges. Cigars, &c, cheaper
than any place in town.
Cor. Queen and Race st.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-11

DEBTS TO PAYING have our
obligations to meet as well as other
business men, and hereby notify those
in arrears for several years that we
are compelled to collect such accounts
at short notice. We have no capital
but our labor and our credit, and the
money due us is the price of both.
Renewal of subscriptions is always in
order, but old accounts
MUST BE SETTLED.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1888-02-11

STORE Room FOR RENT.-The Cor
ner Store-room ofthe Everett House
now occupied by Gibbs & Co. as a
shoe store will be for rent from the
first day Of April next. Inquire of
H. WHEN, at City Hall.