Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1890-04-26
Bunker Hill News.


The order of the day-gardening.
Some little corn has been planted.
Mr.. Chas. Lamon is soliciting or
ders for enlarging pictures.
DR.. Geo. Swimley has enclosed hi
garden with new paling fence.
The census taker will soon b.
abroad in the land call around, W,
have only two.
Mr.. Geo. /. Pltzer cut one of hi
fingers very severely by getting /
caught in cutting box.
Our enterprising tailor, Mr.. Chris
Snyder, can make you suit of clothes
very neat and cheap.
Mr.. Will Shipe has returned Il
school at Carlisle.
Mr.. J. III. Miller g. Sons are still
buying and packing hay in this neigh
borhood.
Master Earl Gardner has secured 6
position with our popular young mer
chant, w. B. Clendenning.
Edgar Stewart, who has been clerk
ing for j, B, Morgan, Gerardstown,
resigned his position to enter the
Statesman Office.
NJ. l.. Payne, who is working on
the r. r. below Roanoke, Va, spent
last week at home he came for the
purpose of securing more hands he
speaks very highly of the country.
Your correspondent always prefer
red to have a boil on some other fell
low, but this time it did not go to the
other fellow ; the darned thing sticks
tighter than the grip.
Mr.. Will Cline aud wife returned to
their home Thursday of last week.
Mr.. Frank Carter, of Summit Point,
spent short time in our village last
week.
Mr.. Chas. Shultz, of Frederick, Md,
made business trip to this place last
week.
We learn that Mr.. A. G. Clenden.
ming intends moving to Winchester
about the middle of May.
Misses May and Vallie RiDker, of
Clarke Co., Va, spent few days with
their sister, Mrs. Frank Foreman, the
latter part of last week.
Mr.. Finn Gordon, of Gerardstown,
has not gone back on his old friends
of former days. We see his smiling
face in our village often.
Mr.. A. M. Graham closed the school
this place Thursday week.
Mrs. NJ. Bowley, of Clarke Co.,
spent Saturday and Sunday with the
family of Milton Lamon.
Mr., Jacob Entler, of near Fairview,
will occupy the house soon to be va
Gated by A. G. Clendenning.
Mr.. Sam'l Mohler has rented the
Hamilton House and expects to bring
his family here by the first of May.
Rev. Wilson having been called
away to preach the funeral OF Mrs.
Thos. Bishop Sunday, there was no
service in the Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Harry Hughes preached his
first sermon at this place in the NJ. E.
Church Sunday, to large congrega-
tion he preached an excellent SER
mon and made a good impression
upon the people.
Business men, farmers, mechanics,
laboring men, and all others, read
THE HERALD, and be convinced that
it is the paper for you and working
in your interest look at the plain
ceruing you then subscribe for 1t.
Don't be in hurry to judge men
be patient with them. Often a man
speaks hurriedly when he has come
to himself he feels that he has made
mistake. If you hold him merciless
to the record he has you will make
an enemy. Be liberal enough to over
look his fault and take him for what
on the whole he intends to be. Many
misunderstanding would be avoided
by following this rule.
Preaching in the Episcopal Church
by Bishop Peterkin short time ago
drew US within that sacred temple
we found the church nicely arranged
upon the inside, but coat of paint on
the outside would add greatly to the
Strolling through the
grave yard we found that it was fast
being filed up and would suggest
the Idea to those having relatives and
friends there to meet together and
make some movement to enlarge it
or buy piece elsewheae we are
under the impression that enough
money could be raised by subscription
to buy more ground. Surely no one
would refuse to give fifty cents or a
dollar for this noble cause; it is worth
the trial. GEORGE.