Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-07-11

t IMPORTANT MANUFACTURING EN-.
TERPRISE LOCATES in THE TOWN.
The negotiations which have beer
pending for the past week hetweer
the Mining. Manufacturing and I'm
provement Company, of this city, an(
/ Fritz & Purdee, of Baltimore, il
which was involved the location OF
the large furniture factory of the latter
in this city, closed Saturday. They
will locate their plant on the grounds
of the company, and commence the
erection OF suitable buildings at once.
1t will be valuable addition to the
business interests of the city.
Three OF slartinsburg's most charm
ing young ladies. Miss Woodruff, Miss
Rutledge, and Miss Rodrick, came
into this city his morning, to attend
an entertainment given by Miss Sc
bold of N.sPotomac Street this even
ing, and will be also her guests to-day
and Tomorrow Tuesdays Hdgers-
t0u7l Mail.
The Committee of the County Court
advertises in THE HERALD for bids
for one hundred and five thousand
dollars under an act of the Legisla-
ture to refund the county debt. II is
a safe investment and the bonds
should be readily taken at home.
The Committee of the Progressive
Endowment League went to Balti-
more and after enquiring into the
standing OF the order, returned home
satisfied that it was ali right.
Mr.. Ezra Herring, Jr., will make his
store-house two stories and add dwell
ing,-S. a. Westenhayen, contractor.
Communion services at Bunker
Hill Sunday at $3.50 by Rev. Thomas,
The County Court was in session
Monday and apPortionod the road tax
A special election was ordered on
Sept. !, rs provided by act of the
Legislature. To vote On the issuing of
bonds for road purposes The law as
to the time of holding the election,
and whether under the old or new cleo
ton law, seems to be in doubt, and
the Attorney General has been asked
for his opinion.
Communion services in the Presby-
terrain Church Sunday.
Mr., J. l., Fristoc aud Miss Allie l..
Vorons were married at Bartons-
vile, Va, last week, and spent few
days with Mr.. aud Mrs. Chas. Custer
OIL Boyd Avenue.
DR.. James j. Mills. of BALTIC, eye
and ear specialist, will have ga office
in town.
The Reformcd Sunday school had a
fine time at Inwo0d Park Thursday.
The rain prevented the Lutheran
Sunday -schooi from going on their
excursion Wednesday, and it has been
pc. tpOned to the 23d if arrangement
can be made for that day.
Mr.. l.. Fueii!olean. Of Harper'3 Fer
ry, has been appointed colporteur for
Winchester p eeDytery, OF the Pres
byterian Church.
Miss E'nmje Chanbers, who has
been Visiting in Baltimore, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. john Kerr, of Wincheste, ave,
is quite sick With neuralgia.
Miss Bessie and Master Howard
Edwards, OF Wo0duerry, Md. who
have been visiting in orr city, have
now gone 10 visit their uncle, Rev.
Phillip Edwards, in Shepher,istown,
| W. Va.
l.. 81 n
/ to-day.
The officers made several arrests
Thursday night in connection with
some trouble at lnwood on the 4th.
Rev. r. Au>tin Roderck will make
an address at the rooms Of the Y. NJ.
G. \. GA Sunday evening at1:l5 p. 10.
All young men are invited.
Mr., 4, u. Darby made flying trip
to Pennsylvania last week, visiting
Altoona and the popular summer re-
resorts, Nopsononack aud Cresson
Springs.
TomahaWk News.
/ MIR. Edward Turner and sister, of
IIedgcsViilr, we're calling OH friends
| here Sunday.
! Mr.. Martin Hess, of Washington
Co., Nd, paid Il flying visit here on
| Saturday.
Miss Birdie Hess, who has been
visiting friends and relatives here,
retained home Saturday.
Preaching here Saturday evening
by Rev. Ciary at 1880 y. III.
MISS Mamie L. Murphy is gate i'll
at present writing.
MI. Henry Laing came forth the
other day wearing quite pleasant
smile, Whv-not 1t Is q girl.
Well Ne think it is time to be com
ing over this way with bridge and
not to be putting them all up over the
/ Opequop, hut we might as well ask to
have one of those mountains removed
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