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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
Gin Real CsIaie for Sale.

A CHOICE FULL LOT, with cottage
"A lne location terms easy. Inquire
o. East Jith.st.
A WHOLE BLOCK on Wcst-st. bctw cen
Al Gear and Albany SIS. for sale ~ close
an estate PHILLIPS d. WELLS, sole
a. enis, Tribune Building.
4 Vf SALE. 23th W1r1.-TwO new Queen
anne cottages iOfuS. attic and cellar ;
Zen lclst and 1924 ~. and MOnIs-
-. 10 minutes from fremont station :;
IA ground price 50 coo, small cash pay
hERLFsS HOUSES. Manhattan
=, square, North" houses. cabinet
saIsh' 20r9j feet stories basement and
s .,.r classical. original and unique; l.
scs.oh a. conner. Open for inspection. or
ssss.isss RICHARD DEEVES, owner and
ocioer. sc West s3d-st
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Furnished Gonoce.

"A ni.hcd rent II 800 several line
houses, furnished and unfurn.shcd
DALEY. - West 35th-s,.
l., FINISHED House to scnt for sun.Mor.
i Engl"" God NInhw GOD Station, y. j.
II rooms, gas and water; tarn and COW .
minute from delct, 40 minutes from New.
NOTn frequent TRIMS. AdGrc,> thc Or ncrJ
" 9. NERNiLIr. 49, Broadway, y. y.
or High~ood- \. J.
l., OK RENT-Furni,hed country sat On
L the Delaware River, At Delhi. y. Y.
Two acrcs Of lawn AID garden. excellent
boating and fishing r'nt moderat Par
ticular- aud photographs nj $50 EfoadWay
7JANASQrAN RIVER, y. J.. opso-I,e
wi Point Plcasant.-Fuini.ncd cot.1y- t.
let. rs rooms laidrn, large shade trees
several acres m lawn 800 feet river front
age: stable &C.. still ana surf bathing
uncNcoll,d L,tting facilities. WI II.
WILEY. ovnes 100 Eeado-st.
ITO RENT. Fully FURNISHED Cot.
1 tagc known a. Rugby, immediately Oh
view fine grounds; good bathing comro.
dion, stable WM. J. YOCNGS, oyster
Bay. l.. /.
rrO LET AT OYSTER BAY, l.. l.
1 Fully furnished connty residence
known a. "Thc Homc-toof, immediately
on the water. large grounds; modem i'm
pro.cmcnts: cOumodlpus stables; bathing
house and cNcrY thing suitable for gentle
mans country place. WIN. J. fOiHGS.
oyster Bay. l.. ].
ITO LET. FURNISHED. a, Morris Plains
" J.. one hour aud QUar:cr from city,
q small country mace: house, sable &C.
fo- a term 81 600 year W j.. Room
ID J2 Liberty-st.
nv @ LET -furnl-hsd cottages FOR tlIs sum
i mor IA the beautlfrl village o, Ridge
ned or what j. styled thr Icnof ~ Con
ucrticut. two hour. from the Grand Cen.
uaf. Eight hundred feet above udcwat-r
Prices from two % six hunds dollar. In
Gnlre OF G. 4. KENDALL. Eidgehcld. Conn.
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tUork iDartcb.

Males.
Y-DINd, MAJ speaking German,
y italian and S.a,i-h au.nuv. dcsirc' po-
-it.on oil any klna has some ,Np,renccc, ia
.r-iauflnt Adait-. MATTHIAS l.. III NJ
EOLD. 20l Biccckrr-st.
4 MAN OF GOOD education. proficient -
n G. rnan, French and spanish. u'-li n
employment -. folcien coii, -ven'cu "r ia
-,nDllI Ollr, vuS, ha- ls-t l"' ~, w.
paper work. and mas Translated Tor N"i."',
.rpltahl. publications, tan Keep h''.l
pain -c' o; double-'ntry h" a. own. ~ Pc
writer; excellent rrirrru,.- n"v ~ 49,
,r, CORES BoN .. Tribune
once.
A PRACTICAL cabinet maker ard housr
~ interior work also designer ms n'hs
..,f.' ,.aar.encs ~ sup intrrd NJ ~ ia'-c
factory ia city. la i'.I .,,,,,i,,.
l.. :. H.. Tribune. Uptown Once i'-"'
a. RookKEFiFE 9ni rENLEAh
"A CItrI( |ENprr!rnccd. honest ana VIII
r.'-, 'oa'r,tn erlarr' V. WICK, 32i
-. kion--t.. bro.Nfn.
yOi ~. man. ~. would Ike position
"A IA "a vholf-aic la DWARF nous 'ith'f
rr.t reference. Address X. H. Tribune
Oficr. ------.--
A ,sIsTAXT HOOK EEPEE -hy Young
n man fgIl a, assistant bOoAh''l'I or ~
Ier,l office work wear .NP. r''m'r 'nu
beet reference. Address &. II. ~ '''O"h'
onice
YOUNG MAN. age %. Q. driver IN
"A Iskery OF milk wagon. haNins ni-l-
class reference. address ff"N'io MID
My. ia west C0th-st.
A RESPECTABLE BOY Of 10 lust lcav-
"A Ing school. wishes situation ~ Once
or Wholesale house Apply ioi usy7' 4.
J. X. 81 Jackson-st.
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Drcssmdklng.

NINE. STONE EHOS.. 3i3-3ih 18th
Il ave. near d5d-s, Inrii-h 'ui..
,...lors. walking suits from rl. III guar
anir,d also bali ana evening dresses 3
mournine order. promptly cAecuvd.
A FIKsr.CLA~s DNEsSMAKEE wishes
\ - prt work At home or b. 20 Out. Miss
sCHNgARIH. 3IS Fast 'oth-s,.
LII STYLES DEnsstai perfect III
n Guaranteed, jackets. tea gown,
,.Iap,. English walking suits t..rins
reasonable COOKE formerly Win Mrs
Di'sl. l55 wcst .'th-st.
NoKLf A. EIGEN iE.-Pari-ian drcss.
n uInxrrs. latest and pr t'icst ~ ics !;
,adlrs' materials taken Or furnlshcd nise
elias. work guaranteed moderate PRICES
lcl West 1Sth-st'
ELS-MAK tR.-fifst-clas, nt,cr aud
~ draper wishes more rneaecm'nt> nl ~
day: experience IN lcaa ins houses city rel
crince. D.. 270 Wet 2@d-st.
RIssMAK FK.-Cut. and ITS perfectly
- :. 4. Taylor's system by DAY, 81 81
rcuoyates. Call only at Sli Oth-aNe.' nrai
4sth-st.. in store.
nEE~o dic--nnk'f d.
.tres IN 90 out bv the daN or sew 81
home. Address Dl.lSSMAh TX LUZ 'tn-
ave.
H. NEST. most recherche French DESIGNS
Il reuroducrd accurately bv Mmc. KEY
Mold 173 Fast 1stn--t. Irri,'I ~, MOI
crate prices and personal attention given 10
orders.
r,ArsoS DE CONFIANCE.-iIhN
MI TIfL MICHEL. 10 West 47th.st.. I'm
nnrt,r. summer. travelling, street dres.c, =
ladies' material taken. .-
NINE. ANTOlNETTE, liz West 18th
WI ~ iuluortsr Partisan ar SOS fOf girls,
. n ~ wears: every description Of dresses
from customers material AZ short notice.
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Domestic Gltnatlons fOnntc0


AlairS.
4 MIpDLI-AGLD scotch couple. would
"A 'lne 90 'a"g ,".e Oh a lat house APP
=, -, ',", ~ a',.o., ,,,,,., ,..,, .
~ qualnt.d with the Worn to be done in
rI,,'' N d.,,.. D'iI,. 10 t'. eha,3s OF
pa. addt.... ,.ff..., q, n x ..G td.
az.
1 WI fi"''-l'ri ihiiiF "I doNI''
"A would Nh' to iAN' rh1ir' Of hoI-c
during prn'fa' td ah-"n'" oi Fanny has
"'t f'-',,." ,l.,-.li''n IT,,
..., '''''' '''
- lIrN ~, q tnoronrhiv trained Eng.
- l,h'uau. rl-t-clI-- Iuloran and city
ii'F I'D ~ .th-a'c., upstairs,
''''''' ~ ) ~
ID Tier or tii.~ l-D LASS ~l,OND-
ID MAMIE, Thorough servant. wl,h good
'.H r'i'i'n,' a., "..l De- found Wiling aud
"'i-'"t "t' ~ rs, 'n p.'' 'tt De sen
81. - iFiiNh' q I''Nh ounce. 10 u wa.
DIrIAE ,o.ng Hollander. -
- i.a,s 60. - ht..r o.. 'ai.t twe,o
& o., . III. '''1 ''"p''s ''' Nu'
49, --' '.'e' -''"-'0
EOOk. by a German fchef de- cui-Inrl
Y Al. hotrl or restaurant. salary nodcf-
at.. Oscar >rA1n. . Ro.e--t.
4 OOh -ny nr-,.,.a-- cook. pastry and
Y Ornamental good baker. citt or roun-
f'ys inference. 100 Maln--t.. Nonker~
y \
,plr,Kruo y..,,., o-,,,i.d connie
L Viz, , 10. ,. t.,t,. tar. o; for h.
summed. tfa-,trrlv .ora,i.urad and have
r--,.,ia-. r.f.f...,. Aides r. Mop
a., ~ Mr.. Srh.iitt. .alinr. 9-0 Gth.aVc.
''''.'''
CoA' I'M Ny reliable. experienced.
- an. No.. ,,r,l,g.. ai.o IiaG.-, and
fi.f.I,l .- saddle. hor- : ia cod sf,lo. can
'a-. f.r lawn. walk. nnd rl,ra grneroilv
Good nllaDf ritr uf ,uuufr, highly rrcnr.-
m,nt.d can of adde's Il. e.. lil YORK.
a. BfoUkltn u grocery store.
,.....,,,,~ ,.---- -
.,,.i'..'' .o,''r .,.,by hon., ,,ilii,g
20 0.f,irc. nr.t..ta-- rltv ref. renee,
t,..-..fit .n.nlov.r AGlra., r. T. 10
at -ffh..t
<,.,.,...,,. .....,.. .......-...-
4 nam 'SD.'.I1,.,n. ..n.io GOOD refar.
,uts.. ions. Bon D. If.hun. Oilcc.
.,,,.
e. 'N II Man DON -Hy man ana VIC :
,h,.o,,,tlv f.,, r-.f''i,.. snf,ren..'. XXI.
,a object ON 10 M. country. can or adde's,
NNDfE~FN o.. 3i.aAe.
vNl IL ~ A. gag ,,i'nvh hY young
49,. ,..t - r.,.,,,,es cal, or nd.
df,,. G. b.. loT Parkaye
---------
CON' MAJ hi ioln- an una q.
7,hAn- h', '' TO, ~ .,'' (, IN ''',
XXI a. ,ttr'.- . II 30. p.-N-aN.
HOA, NN Andy c"aclmau IA ni-t-
Y class family - yea rfirt,u,' from
present 'mpiof'r-. Address III LAND
cure "."'"' "."'"
COACHMAN ana GARDEN El;-COOK
u and LAT Np.f = ~ A capable Der
nan and VIII. mo- chUar.n. nan good rlr.
o. IT. VIII. ,,f, ,'.'1., ~. -
- NV "' ,,f,II,<rI.t..S las
r,I.,t.
IoNt ilNNN ana HAltD! y TX. by =
ar. 49, hnr-,s rarn.-,. tc., milk. NOV
la,,us. all work on MAJ. good RI, rcncc-.
a, tAltprNIi.l.t~ los cfD.4A,
'''
80 " ~. ~ 1917 "a
.,i sn',t "noi.,h yarc tldy. cood IN.
,-,,,,re. At tNppTNTEH'S los HfA-nNe.
EDAtIiN Andy an lncNNhinn go
y height , feet . Inches Mrifht 100
rounds present employer guin- =" EUROPE
Sr'n a. stable. Join ." N'-' ''t"-''.
EOAtilMAN liY ilf,t-cla.~ cor. imam
u married. riof"IAhly und'. stands hi,
Guti'- b. mr.. -'ll-- drive, ,Ni en- ,n,,rs.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-10
domestic 5ltnatlons Wantc0

n. MRS. l.. SEELY,
formerly Miss l.. CsmpbelD,
80 WEsf 3ZD-sI.
FOREIGN AND OMESTiC MALE |
AND FEMALE In PLOIME$T
BUREAU.
All references strictly investigated.
servants bre aking engagements WIZ De
dismissed from Office and forfeit all claim
10 fee paid. -
s. B.-NO BRANCH OFFICE.
Oo WEST 32D-SI.
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Glisfrllnncous

nlisfcllnneous
LHERT q. SPENCER. 27o 6th-svc..
~ b.fwecn 18th and 18Th st-.-Jmbr+li'-
larasOl-. canes made o. o;l'f recovered
aid replied prompt and reliable.
A RESpLCTABLE AMLE1CAN LADY
n want a child - care FOR a. her own
home; ni-hcst reference. Ml-. MILLER,
lo2 West l.tn-st.
A SOP. hook. GLOW q yep Boiler
a clean - free t. any adfic, no CON
,onud- removes rud OIL ln'f f.tfiJa
. alirp. foarinv burning. jas. g. uDII IL
Hiss 10, Lib.ftv--t.
nI>k..~ Homo ra'ior Nalnf ua:A Ap.
r.r,tu- cul's cOd7 influenza, rhcu-
n.,tbfn and mallr.a. 40 luxury ~ the
health. IT bar! 10 the sln''in. l,l'J 30 ave.
az ANTMD. -ro>-terrIcr malc. TIN" 20
w II, month, old well rlnricI. tddre~-.
wan price ard where sc'n, 'oNNOLLh ,
90 East ga -.
" ANTED. 800 person. v,o ave slowly
w diving from consumption. 10 be cured
,yifhoni medicine. 1ou c1n jay ~ a DAY or
unthiny. Please call AT $50 ith-sYe. WM.
= WOETHI NGTON.
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Real Gslaie Wnnico.

L. OR the season Of four "a months, be-
from city small house. furnished or un-
fnrnishcd ample grounds. with shade near
water IL possible: moderate rent please
state urlcc Address 2iO MacU-st.. Brook
lyn, y. Y.
-~.----~--.- ,----->.'-- 49, 1890 o..
For other real estate EDS see 11th PAGE
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Erlu uanieo.

Eflu tUlnic0.
Males.
4 EILIABLI representative wanted m
\ c.0fY comfy 100 NrN-i ofA. Nr~ -Jsf.
-fF, Nu--t'hl- "f.s Rhode Island and ZONE
n'.tlca'. cal. CO.. aidf..- B.. Is. CAsL. JE..
40 h'-iuf! ave-. liioo~lfa.
rArLE4AN, .D Af. insurance solicitor.
"a wanted aD W cent ,ouini~-ion. Aa-
lfr-t hF l'f.tr =. D. ST uOpsMAK LIs,
- YDt AHL OFT or EMPLOYMENT
oF Ssh o. maAr Nhsnse. all al the
u ie.i,h," y rttofoi. an Agency po-itIons
fetufNd for hnuka'cprr-. eOl.es tor al. rk-.
'i'sa'n. poftr,. pa,Arr,, driver. coach.
90. rishlrm'n. hmen. useful men.
tlfn htfi-. transfers. cooks walters. iir.-
iu- and mo-" hahlts new orders ct'rs mail.
Iti 'i''l.i AZ A"LN'f 6"6 B'~ay.
w ANIlD. a coz, hman for the county
" wl1 'nfNuHhlt understands al ll.
itilNt, peru ilTut rNp' vffrfnt would pre-
f.r mari. Ilrn nAu.r VIE would dp
41tndft HNfA. hut ills not ,--'ntlal hlgn-
'-t possible" icftnNr- VIII bl required.
tnplt o. H'tf only u v. l.. D.. fn-t
w r,og -'4ni small means low r,nt
Witt u. J. HATH WAY. Stamford Conn.
w i&1it3. An e.r r.cnrod ard -ur.o...
~ iul lil. Insurance NAN 20 appoint aAd
lrflu ar.nf.- salary and etp.n..'- Anffv
Room -s. Potter nnifing. Park Row. y !.
w ANILo. Experienced stat~ special
W aud .o. al agent - represent Tho "a.
fID'AL NONE Bf-ILDfSG A>D IOfE
ASSOC Ihll'N. our agent. are making
money. Address. with reference. naming
This paper. +. :. CLARKE. Secretary.
ll,onif efOn. III.
Females.
AZ ANTED.-A mlddlc-a9rg LADY ~ intel
w liecncc and refinement and good
Nlu-. .tep'F :, take charge ~ tine homo 81
...rl l-iflDuru during thr absence 90 tie
r,m1iuirt of t.c family. one -r.saut cia-
liinf % hi.h.st rf'f'nco~ given anl i'-
a.. Hg Adlle., j.. T.. Bon .. Tribune
pri'r.
WASTED C,mIr.'rnt Protestant person
~ i.ts,r-'i 90, and 50 years q. u>' ful COM
InuioI I, lady ln delicate health b'-t i'f-
tr.ntss roqlll I'd. ttll Thursday. - Wet
f.fl--f.. L,futrn II ana 3 O'Clock.
VzJANIlD. Protestant scamsirr.- Tor
w prlNif' family 10 iork'r> must hat"
nr.f-cil.. reference Inquire - West
lUtr.st.. f. I. REILLY.
xIIANIID. Lad, AGENTS Tor new rubber
w undD rgnrnsnt Indispensable g. l'dlr-
proof fr.s. Address IL FILE & CO.. @lb
laiG--t.. tilcdPO. III.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-10-11
A MORNING WEDDING

Yesterday morning a very pretty
wedding took place in st. Patrick's
Catholic church on North Centre
street, the contracting parties being
Miss Ella Wright, of this city, and
Michael Grady, of Martinsburg. The
ceremony was performed in the
presence ola goodly number of per-
sons, by Rev. Father Brennan. Mrs.
A. Miller, Of Philadelphia. sister OF
the bride, acted as maid, and Mr.. f.
O'Connell, of Martinsburg, as best
man. Prof. Michael Weisel presided
at the organ and played two beautiful
wedding marches. After the cere-
mony the party drove to the residence
Of the brides parents on Maryland
avenue where an excellent Wedding
dinner was partaken Of. Mr.. and
Mrs. Grady left on the one O'Clock
train for Msrtinsburg, their future
home. = Cumberland Ne1cS.. Oct. s.
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0pequon Local Gleanings.

Miss Marks Hollida, daughter of
Mr.. j. w. Hollida, has gone to Wash
ington, where she will attend school,
during the winter.
Mrs. Ellen Farnsworth, of your
town, visited friends in our neighbor-
hood this week. Mr.. s. NJ. Hayette
and wife spent Sunday in JEFF. Co.,
visiting his father, who we are sorry
to say is very ill.
Mr.. Julias Coil, who has been very
ill the past few weeks, is recovering
under the medical treatment of DIR.
E. S. Strobe.
1t is rumored that Mr.. w. B. Cost
has resigned the presidency of the
Board of Education, which we hope
is not correct.
Mr.. Norman Eutler and Mrs. Osbourn
of Shepherdstown, were the guests OF
Mr.. Samel Huyette the past week.
We learn that the Methodists of Mt.
Wesley contemplate remodeling their
church.
Mrs. Henry Vanmetre is visit.
ing friends and relatives in Martins.
burg.
10, $50. JIMMY.
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North Mountain News.
Days are moderately warm.
Weather is very changeable.

Days are moderately warm.
Weather is very changeable.
Most of the farmers are done cutting
corn and nearly done seeding in this
vicinity.
Miss Mary Leary, who has been
spending the summer at home return
ed to Washington on Monday.
John Robertson, son Of James r.
Robertson, who is employed in the
floating gang on the B. & o. fell on
the furnace door and cut an ugly cash
in his leg just below the knee, but DIR.
Ross was sent for, and put a few
stitches in and he is getting along all
right.
w. H. Wright and E. L. Lewis took
a trip to Cherry Run last Sunday.
Mr.. Wheat, of Kansas, was visiting
Mr. BuZzard at North Mountain Station
this week.
Willie Savill, son of Robert Savill
is right sick at this writing.
Mrs. James Robertson, who has beer
visiting in Martinsburg returned home
on Sunday last.
Mr.. Chas. Donaldson and Mr.. DAME
Keesecker were visiting Mr.. Adrior
johnson on Sunday last in Md.
Mr.. William Grim is the proudesi
school teacher we have around us, anC
why shouldn't he be? 1t is bounc
ing big girl.
Great many people went from thi;
place to Martinsburg to see the show
on Wednesday.
c. &. Tabler, who has been sick witt
the chills, l am glad to say is able fol
duty again.
Mr.. Henry KIndle will make sale
the Goth of this month, intending tt
quit farming and move West.
Mr.. Shickels, of Jones Spring, NOV
ed to North Mountain Station thi
week, and has rented Mr. Lem Dirt
ing's blacksmith shop, and will b,
ready in short time to accommodate
anyone who wishes to patronize him
Grow.
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Hancock News.

Carpenters from Martinsburg are
now at work repairing the residence
of Mr.. Robert Bridges.
Information has been received here
of the building of the Newport and
Sherman Valley Railroad from New
port, Perry Co., Pa, via Burnt Ca
bins and Big Cove Tannery to a point
on the Potomac river near Hancock.
The road IS being built by David
Gring, ofNewport with the assistance
of New York capitalists. $50 Italians
are now engaged on the upper end of
the road while finished cars for its
use renow standing on the side tracks
of the Huntingdon car shops. AS
to Hancock being reached by this
road we can say nothing. No survey
has yet been made and the matter has
a very uncertain shape in the eyes of
our people.-SGr.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-10-11

Hon. l. b, SNoDDRAss DEAD
|MARTINsBURG w. VA, Oct. 3.-Hon.
! i. B. Snodgrass, after lingering ILL
mess, died at the Big Spring, two
miles from this city last night, Of con-
sumption. Mr.. Snodgrass was one OF
1.-THE most prominent men in Berkeley
Icounty and was staunch Democrat
lie represented his county in the Leg
islature in the session of 1885. Presi.
dent Cleveland appointed him Inspec
tor of Timber in 1885. 1t was while
filling the duties of this position In
Montana that he contracted severe
cold which rapidly developed into
consumption. He was also identified
with many of the business Interests
of Martinsburg and Berkeley county
in which his untiring energy wa:
always a benefit. His age was A
years. His funeral took place Sun
day morning from Trinity Episcopa
Church, and was largely attended b.
citizens. His remains were laid t
rest In old Norborne Cemetery.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-10-11
JohnsontoWn News.
Plenty of rain at present.

Plenty of rain at present.
Seeding and corn cutting are in
order.
Mr.. James Richard, of Western
Hedgesville, has just removed his
machine from here, threshing a few
crops that were left behind he says
he is through for this year.
There were several cattle buyers
passed through here the past week.
Many of our folks visited the great
show held at your city october Sth,
1t is reported that our Singing
School will break up on the 18th OF
this month. Then Boys how will you
get with the girls.
Rev. John Turner, of Bunker Hill,
preached here an the 7th ofthis month.
Well it will be all right for next
Saturday night, it will, well l will
see you later.
Mr.. l. G. U. wants to know where
those ounces grow well it will be of
little use for him to know, for they
sell them at 10 cents a knot and if he
is a close observer of fruit he will find
one to come pretty high.
10, $50. X. Y. z.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-10-11
Shepherdstown News.

Frederick, Md, is trying to raise
$4,000 TO erect a monument over the
remains of Francis Scott Key, author
of The Star-Spangled Banner" who
lies in Olivet Cemetery.
We understand from a reliable
source that railroad will certainly
be built from Frederick city, Md, to
Front Royal, Va. This road, but re-
Gently chartered, will run by way of
Harper's Ferry, and from the latter
point to Front Royal, traverse an is
olated section rich in agricultural,
timber and mineral wealth.-Front
Royal Gazette.
William Sweet, b. &. o. brake
man had his left leg crushed off near
Harper's Ferry last Friday. His train
separated and he was recoupling when
his clothes caught on the bumper and
he was thrown to the ground, the
wheels passing over his leg. He was
taken to Harper's Ferry, and the
limb was amputated just below the
knee. His young wife and child came
up from Baltimore and are now with
him.
DEATH OF A PROMISING Young
MAN.-Mr. Ernest Terrell, youngest
son of Mr.. Chareles Ferell, of this
place, died last Sunday morning about
7 o'clock. He had been i'll for q
couple of weeks from typhoid fever,
supposed to have been contracted at
Harper's Ferry, where he had been
working. Mr.. Terrell, who had learn
ing the timers trade, was very in
dustrious young man, and for some
time past had been employed by Mr..
Beal, of Harper's Ferry. lie was but
twenty years of age, and his untine-
ly death in his early manhood has
cast a gloom over his circle of friends.
DEATH OF Mr.. j. j. VANsANT.-
Mr.. John j. Vansant, an aged gentle.
man who for many years lived on his
farm along the river, three or four
miles above Shepherdstown, died on
Monday evening last. Mr.. Vansant
had no near relatives living, and dur
ing his last days was cared for by the
family of Mr.. James Il. Maddox. who
took him TO their home some time
ago. His death was the result Of old
age, he being in his eightieth year
Register.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-10-11
shaken out of Gear.

By malarial disease. the human machinery
cannot half perform its Office. Digestion.
secretion. evacuation are disordered. the
blood becomes watery, the nerves feeble, the
countenance CHASTITY, sleep disturbed and
appetite rapaeious. Terrible is this disease,
fell its consequences. There is. however, q
known antidote to the missmatic poison, and
certain safeguard against it, In malarious
regions of our South and West. in South
America, Guatemala and on the Isthmus of
Panama, as well as in transmarine countries
where the scourge exists, this inimitable pre-
ventive and remedy, dostetter's stomach
Bitters, has, during the last thirty-fve years,
been constantly widening The area of its use
fulness, and demonstrating its sovereign
value. Liver complaint, dyspepsia, consti-
patton, kidney trouble, rheumatism and de-
bility are all remedied by it,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-10-11
THE nAKKETJ.
MARTINsBURG MARKETS.
HedgesVille News.
DAYS moderately warm.

Days moderately warm.
Miss Nora Quinn is visiting friends
in Martinsburg.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Brown, who has been
right sick, is somewhat better.
Mr.. Chas. Myers, of Keyser, is WIS.,
iting his mother-in-law, Mrs. Walsh.
Quite number Of persons from this
neighborhood attended the circus in
Martinsburg on Wednesday.
Mrs. Thomas Garrard has returned to
her home in st. Louis, mo-, after spend
ing some time with friends in this
community.
Mrs. Adam Smaltz is visiting her
daughter in Roanoke, and from there
she will go to Bridgewater, Va, to
spend few weeks with friends.
Mrs. DIR. Hanna, who was called tC
Unionville few weeks ago on account
of the illness of her son, has returned
home again. We are glad to learr
that Roland is able to be about again
1 META.