Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-04-11

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Mr.. Henry Shad. living on Moler'
, Avenue, is happy, it boy.
Mr.. Cyrus Wayble is very sick, a
his residence on Frederick st.
Mr.. Geo. w. Orison on W. Martii
St. is quite sick. Mrs. A. S. Gouldel
is also sick.
Miss Jennie Henshaw, we are glad t.
say, is a little better; hope she vii
soon be able to be out again.
Mrs, Jennie Anderson, wife of Mr.
John Anderson, of Second Street
happened to hear her chickens raising
such rumpus that she got up ant
went out to see what it was, and she
was surprised to see a possuin, arc
when it saw her it fell over as lift was
dead. and she picked it up and carried
i to the house. She says she is going
t. fatten it and have a roast
The Opequon was so high yesterday
that many people could not get to town
but to-day it is somewhat lower. 1t is
still dangerous to cross at Shoppert'
bridge.
Patriotic enthusiasm is rising in the
hearts ofthe young men of Hedgesville
/ They want TO defend the Z. s. agains
Italy.
To-day Mr.. Patton sent some photo
graphic views representing the indus
tries of our town to Wheeling, to b
published in the interest of the State.
Miss Matte Hoffman was down from
Bunker Hill to-day.
| We have very pleasant voice at tht
office of the telephone
Capt. Stuckey Of Bunker Hill is il
our town to-day looking as yonng a,
usual Married life seems to agree will
him. V.
| The one mile level in the canal above
Shepherstown is broken through ii
several places and entirely filled with
water.
Mr. ]. W. DeGrange, of the Sixth
Auditors Office, came up yesterday or
the funeral train.
Francis S. Key, author Of the " Stal
Spangled Banner was admitted t.
practice at the bar in Gettysburg il
1902 ; Matthew st. Clair Clarl, in 1872
James Buchanan in 1922.
There was quite a stir among the
employees of the c. V. Depot yesterday
besides very heavy local freight there
were eleven cars of household goods t
handle; it seems as though the people
are coming to Martinsburg and we are
always ready TO shout, let them come
Mr. +. y. Davis, of Va, is visiting
Miss Jennie Hedges, of our city. H.
/ Guager V. W. Kittle, whose seriou:
illness with typhoid fever has beer
from time to time noted in these col
umns, has so far recovered as to be abb,
to sit in chair for short periods. Hi!
brother, Grant, aged 20, died of typhoid
fever last week
| Correction .-Messrs. Kogleschatz
Son were the funeral directors in tht
burial Of Mrs. Faulkner, not Messrs
Wien & son as inadvertently statec
in the DAILY and weekly papers.
! John f Staub has been appointed
Postmaster at Inwood, this county
Miss Rosa Braithwaite, of Bunke
Hill, is visiting Miss Mary H. Sharff
at Fairview, near this city.
Miss Grace D. Swartz, who has beer
quite Ill since her return from Canada
is now somewhat improved.
Mrs. Howison and daughter, Mis-
Maude, who have been spending tn
winter in Washington, have returne,
home we are glad to have them bacl
again.
/ Miss Adah Ortman is visiting friend
in Frederick and Washington
/ Ford Fairfax, a colored boy, wa:
arrested yesterday for stealing Goa
from Iemen Bro. S yard, and commit
ted to Jail for court by Justice Mckee
1t is a pity the law does not porvid
for the disposal of such cases by magis
trltes and thus avoid the costs to tn
county