Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-02-09
RUTH'S RUTHLESS PEN,
JAas THE rRAILTIEs on MEN.

| AhAioo Id Slllt rs Oil du eXIen0G0 WISH
to Richmond and Washington.
Miss Carrie Moberly left for her home
in Tiffin, Ohio, last Thursday. She wa:
accompanied by Miss Lizzie Lambert
who will make long visit.
What's the reason you don't like to see
her look sad 7 Is it contagious or does
the reflection make you sorrowful?
Say RI they can't guy you SO much
after all, for no one tumbled Sunday
night.
Yes, Harry, that may be precious
lump of meat, but if you undertake to
carry it you'll find that it weighs lots
more than seven pounds, Better carry
that, though, than those drug store par.
GELS.
My skates are off for the evening. y
How sad.
Surely mason ought to know what a
house is acorth.
Miss Maud Howison has returned from
delightful visit in Cumberland.
Save up all your change now for the
Firemen's fair.
A good many were badly frightened
last Tuesday, thought we would have a
cyclone.
The Presiding Elder preached in the
nj. E. Church, South. last Sunday night.
Mr.. Arthur WEAVING spent Sunday
with his parents.
Mr.. Charles Philips, of Washington,
was home few days.
Rev. Jno. Edwards was in BALTIC. last
Sunday. Rev. Ed. Gallaher occupied his
pulpit morning and evening, and preach
ed very able sermons. Although young,
Rev. Gallaher has talent, and we predict
brilliant and successful career for him.
Miss Nota Weaver was in town few
days.
The ground hogs shadow doomed up
immensely on the Cd. Our hopes for
good weather have dwindled according
ly, but we will be just as well satisfied
with sleighing, for it is very fascinating
and more in season. But ism t livery ex-
pensive?
DR.. Goodell says that some husbands
are mules. Strong way of putting it,
but no doubt it is true; for you know
truth is stronger than fiction.
The lecture in the Baptist church last
night was we'll attended, and the hearers
highly entertained.
There is much in this world of ours
taken for granted.
There is only one thing that scars high
er than the melodious voice of the oyster
man or the Telegram boy, l. e. political
aspirations in Martinsburg.
Since we are to have six weeks more of
freezing weather we guess the long suff-
mul-husbands will have little time to
get ready for the spring bonnet racket.
Latest for G. B. is razzle dazzle.
Don t be alarmed when you hear those
awful crashes. It's only the Prof. throw
ing his musical genius against the front
hot hoe bod habit of eti
Pretty note. that. Couldn't you smooth
it down Prof. so as to make the harmony
perfect
Red letter days are past, or at least are
surpassed by blue letter days. These
blue letters are quite numerous and
specimens can be gotten from various
persons. So remember, the chic thing
nowadays is blue envelope with lead
pencil address.
What has become of that lyceum that
was to be?
Can't something be done to liven up
Martinsburg? Great fears are entertain
ed that it will dry up and blow away.
If reports are true, the White Caps are
in dangerous proximity and the evil do
ers in our town will have to sleep with
one eve open. No danger of Martinsburg
being spared on account of its goodness,
for there is no overplus of that desirable
article.
Red noses are the blooming roses.
What a millennium it would be for
Martinsburg if the saloons were all clos
ed.
A certain boy in this town says it makes
his feet hurt to look at valentines. Queer
place for the finer sensibilities to be sit
uated. RUTH.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE CoURT.-In Chan
cery.-A6am Becker, admir- VS. A. D.
Riker ct al. Decree distributing second
payment.
Daniel H. Fulk, Jno w. Daley, ]. T.
Mason Marshal, and Thomas
Williams, were appointed trustees for
the NJ. E. Church, at Mt. Wesley, Berke-
ley county.
G. w. Shroads vs.. Jacob Moler, De-
cree referring cause to Commissioner
to ascertain liens.
Denlinger Bros. VS.. David A. Walker.
Decree distributing second payment.
J. Hanson Thomas ct al. VS.. A. j.
Thomas. Decree confirming sale and
making distribution of the cash payment.
Williams and Clark Co. VS.. E. r. Hen
son ct al. Decree for sale of defendants
real estate.
H. A. Magruder VS.. L. V. Magruder
and others. Sale confirmed and cash
payment ordered to be distributed.
E. G. Kennedy VS.. Jas. 81. Ward and
others. Decree establishing the liens,
and ordering the sale of real estate:
NJ. S. and w. H. FL. Miller, admr's.
etc. VS.. j. Walper Snyder ct al. Decree
for sale of mill property.
Jas. NJ, Clark VS.. VIM. Wilen q Son.
Decree establishing partnership between
parties, and referring cause to Commits
sioner to settle partnership act.
/. L. Bender VS.. A. G. Clendenlng, and
others. Decree ascertaining liens and
ordering sale of the defendants real es-
tate.
Eli Payne vs.. Jno. w. McGinnis and
others. Decree confirming sale of real
estate, and distributing the money
Sencindiver's heirs VS.. Sencindiver g
admir-. Decree of distribution.
Jas. Shipper VS.. w. R. shrimp and
others, Decree ordering sale of real es-
tate.
Abel Welton's adm VS.. A. A. Welton
and others, Decree recommitting cause
to Commissioner to correct whatever
errors may be found to exist in his form
er report, WIFI IedVe VI tHe pdIueo w
take dispositions:
Wilhelmina Whiting VS.. Charles IL.
Whiting. Court decided the case on the
demurrer to the evidence in favor of the
plaintiff, and directed writ to issue to
put her in possession of her real estate
Statesman.
{" It's only question of time" and a
short time, too, as to when your rheuma-
tism may yield to Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Try it.
Thirteen headstones for the dead I'M
ion soldiers, who are buried in this coun-
ty, have been shipped to Lincold Post
No. /, G. A R., of this city, by the @.
NJ. Genl, Washington, D. G. The Com
mander of the Post wishes that the
friends of any of the dead who NAV see