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The morning call., 1890-04-13

G10 0uO PAGE ST. ONLY BLOCK FROM
% UOU. Market; ine S-story bay-window
house OF 10 rooms and BATH brick founda-
Lei. etc. q. Il. UMBSEN d CO., Il Montgomery
street aplS SuTuTh St
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Gil D0O FELL, NEAR LAGUNA; 2-SToRY
- IL .UOU. bsy-window house OF rooms and
Dath brick foundation: stone sidewalks, etc. part
cash; lot ~ :3xl2O to rear street g. H. UMBSEN
y CO., II Montgomery ST. apl3 SuTuTh 81
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C.65 nO0 SANSONE ST, NEAR JACKSON:
II 80. OOO. lot IS :9xl3 81 IS, with an 6ON57 IS
on Gold ST. and improvements Il. H. UAIBSEN a
CO. Il Montgomery St apis SuruTh 81
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G6OO0 GOLDEN GATE AVE, Mr. LYON ST /;
COUuO' new bay-window house Of rooms and
pain; laundry; stationary washsrands: brick fOun-
dations, etc. lot 25IlO0: easy terms G. II. UMB-
SkN g Co, l4AAIoutgomerY ST. an13 2t SnrnTh
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Sl00 aoT a 0saf Ms:5 IN c9h 55 s
fronts on streets. 6. h. UMB SEN a co. II Mont,
gomery. apl3 suInTh a.
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CIT 6n0 A BARGAIN, FOR A FEW DAYS
u .OpO- only; 5-story bay-window house OF
- rooms and baths: brick foundations: raBgei
laundry etc; used as bOarding-house; rents $3.50;
California ST. only one block from kearny lot 2sx
55N6. q. II. UMBSEN q CO., i Montgomery
street. apis SUruIh 3t
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S4750 house NE G rs6m; ana 4B a55
lot 25xs7;6 TO alley. q. Il. UMBSEN & CO, Ii
Montgomery 81. anl3 SnTnTh 81
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GG6DA CLINTON PARK. NEAR MARKET
SDCCOV. and Guerrero; twOStory bay window
house ia two flats OF rooms and bath each; all
modern Improvements; lot 25N75: rents SIT SO.
T.. Il. Z MBSEN & CO, il Montgomery. 10 SuTuTh
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GOS6O FREDERICK ST, Mr. ISr AND
U -OOO' Brannani 2-story house OF rooms
aud cottage OF rooms; lot 81 :6xS0; rents for $685.
make an offer. u. Il. UMBSEN & CO.. Il Mont
gomery 81. aDl3 3t SUTuTh
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CLASSIFIED Advertisements Continued on the
ixth Page.
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TOR SALE IN OAKLAND-AN ELEGANT RESI-
dence; high ground lot 136xl32; corner Linden
id Eghteenth SIS: apis Its
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CQt0n MISSION ST, Mr.. BOTH: NEW g.
u cpOO. story bay-YindOw house in store below
and fats OF rooms and bath each above: brick
foundations; stone sidewalks, etc; lot 24x9O;
mortgage OF $1,000 can remain. G. II. UNBSEN 4
CO. u Montgomery 81. apis St SuTnTh
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ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.


A LAMBDA BARGAINS I7OO-LoT 25xI45;
n nice modern cottage and bath;
block from Park ST. $3.50 cash $25 per month (4I5(
$20O0-Lot 50xl50 with cottage rooms: blocks
from station: street severed and maeadam lied; ce-
lnent sidewalks, etc. NO 323)
$2U00-Lot 6OxllO; cottage rooms: windmill
ana tank; 5000 cash; 800 per month. mo. IT'D
S27OO-Lot 33;4xl25; rooms and bath; on Gen.
tral ave; 5000; balance $50 per month. no. $3.50
$210O-LOt 53X117; new modern cottage rooms
and bath; blocks from station; $500 cash; bal
ance $40 per month. NO RI
$300O-Lot 27xl15 new 2-story house rooms
and bath at station; 5000 cash; $50 per month. OK
$375O-Lot 50xl0S; fine new cottage ) rooms and
fine bargain; 5000 cash; $40 per month. mo 39l
S4O00-Lot 50Xl25; fine modern 2-stOry
house rooms and bath Central ave. on easy
terms; good bargain. NO 4l3)
$65O0-Lot 50xl50 sunny corner: near station; 2
story house rooms aud bath fine grounds; cheap
and favorable terms NO 33)
$7S0O-Lot 50xI50; elegant new 2-story house D
rooms, with stable; well located; part cash (4Oll
Houses built to suit; Is per cent down, balance
easy tnStailments; cheap lots in all parts of Ala
media; houses TO let and money to lean II. p.
MoREAL ~ CO., 1928 Park ST. Alameda and 4O2
Montgomery St, San Francisco. apl2 IL
A TTRACTIvE HOUSE OF ROOMS AND BATH
n with large lot, lawn and cement walks, stable
media, cheap and ON easy terms. MCCLURE, FITCH
a CO., Bay,st. Station. ap12 3t*
G7S TO 5000 CASH, BALANCE INSTALL
W ~ ments, without interest taxes, will buy
fne building lots Pacific and Railroad ayes. !;
only a few left; neighborh0od rapidly improving.
McCLUkE, FETCH co. Bay-st: Station. ap11 7t
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
TOR SALE IN oAKLAND-AN ELEGANT RESI-
4 dsnce; high ground; lot 136xl32; corner Linden
ana Eghteenth sts apis Its
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OAKLAND WANTS.

OAKLAND Observation-Disclosures AM
" subscriptions received at the Oakland Branch
Oriceot THE MORNING GALL, S57 Broadway near
SeventhSL ONCE hours A. to9 Z. n.
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G1oS0 GROVE, NEAR LYON; LOT 25x
EOmerv St an13 snl1nTt 81
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Q660 GROCERY AND BAR, WITH FURNI-
IDOOO. ture OF nice living rooms Inquire al
90 Fourth ST., DONALDSON d GLYNN'S cigar
store. AMI 2f=
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c:1S 6O0 CAPP ST, NEAR PATH; NEW
e11CsOOO. row of substantial houses in
fats renting FOR Sl44 per month. brick foundations
and All modern improvements: stone sidewalks;
lot G5I1l5. q. Il. UMBSEN & CO., Ii Montgomery
street. apis SuTurh 81
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ST 600. I ~ M Szg NEAH y FrIILIISMoRE
70, - montgomery 81. apis SuTuTh 81
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GcuOO 10TH ST, Mr. FOLSOM; HOUSE IN
SDObOO. = fats Of 4 and 6 rooms and bath each:
lot 25xlOs. &. II. UMBSEN & CO., Il Montgom-
cry ST. apl3 SuTuTh 81
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

$1,000 SALOON; PoTRERo: INCITDTNG
Hont5 gooa DG Itog ground leased $40 so
place; good paying business. SHoAFF q ROSS. s7S
-t-atnet 81 Of
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G000O FULTON, NEAR 1sT AVE, Lot 251
U-OOO. 1876. g. II. UMBSEN & Co, IA Mont
gomery ST. apI3 SnTu m ar
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TOR sALE-IN EXCELSIOR HOMESTEAD, l6
i lots 200x200 feet and good house of 4 rooms
and basement; barn, chicken-house etc.; also 200
pcket-fence; to be sold with or without stock, COM
prising horse, wagon buggy, and 400 chickens;
MuGGE'S, flve-mile House. Mission road all lots
G99SO RENTS $50; TENEMENTs ON
SDoEoo. Prospect place, near Clay ST.: a big
bargain; part cash. WILSON Il CARR. is Post
street. apl1 3t&
LoR SALE-3-SToRY BAY-wINDow HOUSE,
Il IL rooms; all new improvements. 1921 Mason
St, near Montgomery ave. and Greenwich ST.. down
stairs; price $500 ap1l 1t
CD 0O0 VALENCIA ST., w. SIDE, NEAR
Up wv. Valencia; rare gilt-edge property;
2modern bay-window fats OF 8 and rooms: must
double In value shortly; time limited: must be sold
at once. LEE y woRDEN, $3.50 Montgomery St,
Safe Deposit Building; Branch ONCE 1913 Valencia
street APPS tt
i ave-, let. and j SITS making 5 1a extra-large
Iots price $500; title insured by California Title
offered south OF the park as Smaller lots directly
opposite these are being sold for $500 piece. APP
ply at once TO owner, who Is compelled to sell,
Room II, 43 Sixth St APPS tt
S325O For A NJ. I'll LOTS, EACH 25E92:6
5000 each-4 large lots, each 60xI72:6 feet, on
RAN, 5341a California st. aps II
CALL on DUSENBURY a wURTS 500 MARKET
" ST., for lots in Oakland and Berkeley on $40 paw
ments; engagements made for Sunday mrStf
G0hO LOT 38xl00, IN BERKELEY; SIDE
u, AOo. walked S25 cash, So monthly.
$50o-Corner, $500: $50 cash, $40 monthly
S20o-Lot $500: $50 cash. 50 monthly.
SoO-Lot 25xlOo; cheap and steep: $40 cash.
$375-Corner. 34xl00; ~ monthly.
CHARLES A. BAILEY, owner. 624 Market m25 II
Ghan CASH, BALANCE IN MONTHLY PAY
UCoo ments: new. handsome cottage OF 5 rooms
and bath brick foundation, 7-foot basement patent
sidewalk, double pariors, wooden mantel and tiIlng
with ali modern improvements: blocks from cable
cars Apply l.. HANDLER, 22si& Montgomery II IL
THE WEEKLY CALL, WITH A WEEKS NEWS,
L for &C. in wrapper ready for mailing
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RARGAIN-BRANCH BAKERY, CONNECTION
II cry, ETC.; good, old stand; near schools; Iiyfng
rooms; low rent. 7O4 FiIbert 81 nni4 9ts
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u 2OSn SAN JOSE AVE, NEAR 18TH ST ::
eDCAOO. new bay-window house OF rooms and
bath; brick foundations; One-han cash lot 25xI0O.
iron fence; nice garden. g. II. UMBSEN & CO. Ii
Montgomery St aDl3 SuTurh n
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5000 tnENTIss ST., NEAR cORTL

S1eO-Corucr adjoining above.
near Mission ST.
S65O-50xlO0: Paris ST.. near China ave only
BLOCK from Mission st. a bargain
So5O-5OxlOO; Bemis ST., near Miguel; FaIrmount
Tract. w. 8 80 '-ii'
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G9=En ELIZABETH. NEAR DDIoND; LOT
Do ~. 1O3:1xIl4. Il. II. UMBSEN 4 co, II
Montgomery st apis SuTuTh st
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Z: , 0O0 HOWARD. NEAR 18TH; DOUBLE
- 1O.OOO. 2-story house OF Z rooms and bath
each and rear house; rents $50; lot 6OxI22 IS.
q. H. UMBSEN & CO., Il MONTGOMERY al SuIuTh
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G77G0 PACIFIC HEIGHTS RESIDENCE, ON
" ~. a very slightly corner Webster St +;
contains rooms and bath; built very substantially
rents $50 per month: lot %: 6N9l IS. MADISON &
BlRhE. 4Ol and 4O3 Montgomery st. il SuruTh 3
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TOR SALE CHEAP, $SOo-PRODUCE STORE
Il with living rooms, in hrst-class location, aud
fine trade, clearing from 500 81 per month above
all expenses; everyth goes with 1T parties leav
Once. ami Sts
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PESTAURANT-l52 MARKET ST; MOST
IL complete of the kind in the city; suitable for
man and wife, or two partners; rent $40. Apply on
premises. aDiY IT
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BLACKSMITH BUSINESS FOR SALEM MOST
- prosperous town on railroad. about 80 miles
from san Francisco; large. fine shop: 2 forges aud
ample tools and stock for rSt-class business; shop
S0x60 and stable: ground under long lease at low
rent; choice location and well established: prompt
paying custom, as may be by inspection OF
books Is better than represented and sold only ON
account of departure, and at great bargain ii ap-
piled for at once to WEIGH & MASSEY, Redwood
City, Cal aDI33f*
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VIII be on premises every day from 1e to 4.
j. NJ. COMkRFoRD, Builder and Dealer In Real
Estate. once junction Valencia and Mission. IL 3t*
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G.,IIOO COR. DUNCAN AND NOE; LOT SOx
CD-OUO. ia. q. II. UMBSEN a Co, Ia Mont
CumeTy st. apl3 SuTuIh 81
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GE0nu EACH - SACRAMENTO, NEAR la
SOOOO guna; 2 lots, each "a :41aKl3716 q. H.
UMbSEN q Co, Il Montgomery st.apl3 suTuTh st
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0H00 CORNER GROCERY AND BAR FOR
UOOU. sale; doing very good business; rent
$50 MONTH new stock at about fun value for the
money; it is bargain you need never expect again
Inquire at 1915 Howard st. apII SIS
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COON EACH $40 MONTHLY PAYMENTS;
D-Ob bet and NJ Sts. blocks south OF
Golden Gate Park and only and blocks from the
new cable lines running from bay to ocean; these
sunny lots will pay so per cent per annum Invest
ment for next years. HOYT, ARNO4 d Il CO,
634 Market st. apis SuTuIh 81
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GSn00 BUSIN ESS ESTABLISHED IS
NpOOOU. years; Investigation invited g. M
BOY So this Office an1S atN
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w ANTED-PARTNER IN RETAIL LIQUOR
w and grocery business: business more an
object than money; no agents. Address e. l., Box
III, CALL Branch ONCE. ap12 3ts
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q S0Dn COR EDDY AND SCOTT; LOT 81 :6x
SlOOOO' lOO, make an offer. Il. H. UMBSEN Il
&C, Il Montgomery St apl3 SuIuTh 81
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G0S0O LOT 25xs7:6 ON n. LINE OF POST
u .-OVO. ST.. near Deyisadero. q. II. UMBSEN
q CO.. Il Montgomery st apis SuIuTh 80
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GsEUnl 2-SToRY BAY-wINDOW HOUSE OF
tNOOOb. 9 rooms and bath and basement; lot
2OXlOO; rents $50; Russ ST, Howard q. IL.
UMBSKN q co. IA Montgomery. apl3 SuTuTh 81
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G.oOIO HAMPSHIRE, NEAR 22D; HOUSE
SHOZbO. in Two flats of 4 and Is rooms, and lot
25Il00: rents So. q. Il. UMBSEN & Co. IA
Montgomery st. apis SuTuTh st
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GOSO CASH; BRANCH BAKERY AND CON-
10 ZOO feetionery store; ice-cream and soda-water
Fountain good ocation; 4 living rooms: cheap rent
sickness cause OF selling Apply this Office II 3tf
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-
Sl5,500-Corner; 1926 on oath ST. by g5 on NV.
cor. OF Harrison and oath sts; street block paved
and eaDie-cdrs running; fine Investment
SILOOO-Z5xl2O; Hayes St, near Polk: fine bust
ness property; improved.
SI00O0-Z6xSO: Howard st near hth with i'm
proyements; well rented.
25xll5 on Henry ST.. close to Market and San
chez; hne location; part cash.
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G1600 CHOICE BUILDING LOT on CHAT
S}1COO' tanocga ST. near 23d; 25Nll7;6 w.
II. CRIM & 90. 42S MONTGOMERY ST. ap13 SIi-Tn II
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-05-31
THE RAIN TO BLAME.

At the corporation election monday
the Republican ticket was defeated.
The rain and the Republican Chair
man Of the Republican Executive
Committee were favorable to Demo-
cratic success. The Republicans had
good ticket, and the men worked
honestly to win, but the tide of indif-
ference was against them. Every
other voter seemed to be Democrat
ic worker. The work for the success
of the Democratic ticket has been go
! ing on for several weeks, and Satur.
day almost house by house was Wis.
tied. The Republican candidates
have nothing to regret, and deserve
1 the praise of the party for their man
ly efforts. Reorganization, prompt
and decisive, is needed to get the Re
/ publican ranks in order. The new
council is composed mainly of good
men. DIR. McSherry has had years
of experience in corporation matters
and if he attends to the Office him
self will no doubt make a good Of
ficer. Messrs. 4Snodgrass, Lambert
Sullivan and Dodd are well qualified
to give the people. a successful mum
icipal administration. And now that
the contest is over they have our besi
wishes and earnest support for the
common welfare of the town.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-05-31
DEAL HONESTLY WITH THE CHILDREN.

Though we may differ politically with the members
of the Martnsburg School Board, we commend them
heartily for their action in the disappointment of the
City Superintendent of Schools and his co.workers
hoping that they may see fit to return the colored
school teachers believing from what we know of the
schools that the best system has been maintained and
satisfactory progress made The public schools have
enemies enough at large without subecting them to
the petty influences of old fogysm and personal Cd
position of those who want to rule or ruin whatever
they can't control. Men who have no children to
send, the public schools only as preparatory de-
parments, not the dictate to the interests
OF school population of several thousand children
That is false economy that would give inferior edu
cational opportunities to save taxes-rob the poor
children for the benefit Of msers of mind and money
who never reduce the cost of their own merchanable
commodities. Stand by good teachers, long terms and
your children will live to bless your NAME If educa
tonal advantages count much in the struggle for
life and position in this age, how much more so will
they enter important factors in the competition of
more advanced generation.
The office of School Commissioner is trust of the
people that should be held high above all personal DO
litical or religious influences.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-05-31
Cedar Grove News.


Mr.. EDIToR.-With your kind per-
mission, we again make our appear
ance in the columns of your valuable
paper. May THE HERALD ever
flourish as the true exponent of Re-
publican principles, and maintain the
position she now enjoys, as the lead
ing paper of Berkeley County.
Weather is rainy, wet, sloppy and
nearly everything else disagreeable.
Assessor Henry Butts was in our
vicinity last week, attending to the
duties of his office.
Miss Minnie lands and sister were
the guests of Miss Katie Fleming
Sunday last.
Mr.. Samuel j. Williamson has been
quite ill, for some time past, from a
severe attack of that painful and ling
ering disease, rheumatism. At this
writing, we are glad to say, he is
somewhat better.
Quite number of fresh cows have
been sold recently, by our farmers for
which good prices were generally OBJ
tanned. This should be encouraging
news to the tillers of the soil, as in
raising stock and selling them at re-
munerative prices, lies his greatest
profit.
Harmony Sunday school will hold
their children's day services Sunday,
June l, at 10 O'Clock. Quite . good
programme is prepared, and it is to
be hoped, that the time and labor
spent upon the same will be amply
rewarded by the presence of a large
and attentive audionPp
Mr.. Isaiah Davis has been improv-
ing his home by the erection of good
new carriage house and corn crib.
May 1890. MooNY.
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JOS. HORNE & CO.,
609-62l PENN. AVE-,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
North Mountain News.

Rain, rain, rain.
Mr.. Oliver Allen took in the Odd
Fellows Picnic to Winchester, on
Wednesday, 2lst, and was well pleas.
ed with the trip.
Mr.. Charles Barnes and John T.
Shields are still improving their prop
erty. Mr.. Frank McBee is doing the
work.
Mr.. Hamilton French and family,
of Pittsburg, who have been on a
visit here, left ON Sunday and will
stop at Roanoke for a few days. before
they go home.
Mrs. Crawford and daughter and
Mrs, Householder and daughter, who
were visiting in Martinsburg, return
ed home on Saturday last.
We had big storm on Sunday
evening, about 7 O'Clock, and some
hail the streams got very high and
did great deal of damage by wash
ing out corn, wheat, gardens and the
roads.
Mr.. Geo. Rhinaman lost very fine
heifer by drinking water out of a
hollow stump, and got her head fast.
Mr.. James Boyd and family, from
near Winchester, were visiting his
brother, Mr.. John A. Boyd, at this
place, last week.
am sorry to say a good many PEG.
pie did not get THE HERALD last
week, but it was not the Editors
fault. When the mail was thrown
off, the sack got under the wheels
and was torn up and the papers were
torn up.
A young man named Reed, of Md,
while chopping down q tree near
Cherry Run, got his leg mashed very
badly by the tree jumping from the
stump and falling on his leg and held
him until the tree was raised off of
him. DR.. Ross was sent for and thinks
he can save his leg he is getting
along very well.
Master Scott Riser, son of Samuel
Riser, got his big Toe mashed by a
wagon wheel running over it, but
was very lucky it was not his foot.
Boys, take warning and stay away
from the wagons.
Our late postmaster and village
shoemaker is irrepressible. Besides
making and mending our shoes he
sells our little ones candy, our grown
ones garden seeds he makes and
meDds harness, and is thriving bee
culturist. Mr.. Slaughter shows his
mechanical skill by making his own
hives and they are we'll made, too,
with all the latest Improvements.
Messrs. E. Lewis and John A. Boyd
are also great bee men. Grow.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-05-31
THE CENSUS OF 1890.

The Census takers will begin
work Monday, June I'd. This cen
sus calls for full returns on many
subjects not heretofore included in
the enumerations name, sex, age
nationality, single, married, children
able to read and write, trade, pro
fession, and questions in regard to
education, schools, farmers, property,
sickness, also as TO the surviving
soldiers and sailors, time OF service,
company, &c.
The official count of the people
comes but once in ten years, and
every family and every person should
consider it to be their duty to answer
the questions of the census enumera
tors willingly and promptly, so that
definite and accurate information
man be gained concerning the Co.
100000 people living within the
bounds OF this great country.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-05-31
Greensburq-0peguon News.

Miss Mollie Wolfe is on visit to
relatives near Sharpsburg.
Mr.. Philip Busch, ST., is reported
i'll ; we trust he will recover.
Fishing is all the go on the Poto
mac, and some very fine ones have
been caught.
Mr.. j. w. Wright has sold his
house and lot near this place, for Sl40
Mr.. James Wright was the purchaser
Mr.. Ashael Vanmetre is lying very
ill at his residence near Smoketown
may he soon be restored to health.
Mr., Xenophen Poole, accompanied
by his friend, Mr.. E. f. Snyder, OF
Martinsburg, spent several days near
Williamsport this week.
Miss Mamie Phillips, the pleasant
and accomplished young music teach.
or, near Hard Scrabble, has gone to
Berryville to spend several days at
her home.
The prospects for fine crop of
wheat this year are very promising.
Mr.. p. II. Welshans boasts of having
the finest field of wheat 10 this vicini.
ty.
Our esteemed friend, M. p. VIII.
helm, has removed portion of his
old dwelling. and will replace it by a
new frame structure, which when
completed will add greatly to the ap-
pearances OF his premises. David be-
lieves in the old maxim, Complete
the cage before capturing the bird"
In Chambersburg, Tuesday, Goth
inst, Mr.. Frank Daily, of Martins.
hur0 ond Mice Taffia RfiIifar,o
daughter Of Mr.. T. s. Williams, OF
this place, were united in the holy
bonds of matrimony. The happy
couple have taken up there abode in
Martinsburg may their life be one
of long continued prosperity and hap
piness. JOLLY ROVER.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-05-31

If The Republican was like its
Democratic neighbors it would have
head lines over an article entitled a
great Republican victory in Weston.
Maj. G. Il. Anderson, Republican,
defeated Andy Whelan, a Democrat,
by Il majority. The Democratic
press all over the country made a
great to do over the municipal cleo
tons in Indiana and declared them
to be reproof to the administration
of President Harrison, and this year
the tide in all the local elections in
that state has gone in the opposite
direction. A Republican victory
has swept over that state like a
cyclone and the Democratic editors
are as dumb as oysters Weston
Republican.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-05-31

The bill abolisbing trusts awaits
the signature Of the President.
What have the Democrats in the
House done to bring the bill to this
stage Nominally nothing. They
have opposed, DISTRACTED, objected
and found fault of the construction
of the measure. West YirgInia's
great Democratic light w. i. Wilson,
stood up the other day in his place
on the floor OF the house and attempt.
ed to speak on the topic in hand
but he only, with all bis strategical
capacity to dodge, demonstrated
that be was in sympathy with trusts
in so far as be and his party could use
them as campaign weapon against
the Republican party. His speech was
a miserable twaddle, merely an as
sault upon the protective system.
The last vail Of cornered sorcerer
who has gone about the cOsntry
deceiviDg the people and growing
sleek and fat on their crcduIity.-
West0n Republican.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-05-31

The readers of THE HERALD will note
with regret the discontinuancc of the
Washington Letters by Col. Black. They
were always interesting, and dealt with
public men and questions in astatesman-
like manner. With such communica.
tons from the seat of government, the
editorial work of THE HERALD was made
easy. and we shall miss the Washington
correspondence. As summer is a time
of vacation we cannot expect our literary
friends to give US their assistance, but
hope to have them all with us again when
summer is over.