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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06
Arsoros Or TIE SEASON
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Some things are as plain day. The 'fullness' o.
our BED Gov EtNG sto-k il one Of them 10 10 thu
enough TO prove southland still be the small
side.
There sides TO this ques.ion-comfort and
efect-sn you look both at here. seith as
Az time is crowd On toward cold weather BLAN
KErS and COMFORTS grow TO be bas wants Ef
fect' Is an AL the year round" thought. Have ~
81 you to wondering what it will cost to reducs
your bed? Lee US figure IL with yOu.-Look in on oui
ssittIss-it won't you even the obligation to ruy
10 do that.
BLANKETS.
Our BLANKETS are all quality from way back tc
the se.rn., of the wOol-snd II hear price that
seems too light hold up its end Of value-credlt u.
With turning a sharp trade corner"
IO-4 BLANKETs-s3 and ESQ.
ia BLANKETs-s4.
1o-4 ALL-wOoL BLANKETs-e4
- 80. O. and &C.
IA AIL-wOOL BLANKETSs4. Is.
%. 80. 81. 81 20. "a 80 and $40.
I2-I ALL-wOOL BLANkETS-s6.S s,
$50, go. sI2 tnd sl5.
Avery few pairs OF those counter-tossed
BLANkETS are left-11-4 and l24. We
certainly have washed OUT the store
Stains with ths liberal giving in" OK
price.
la we're $50 NOW s.
ia were IS NOW s0-Sl0 and s12,
NOW S.
Do far We have been lifting" up to your notice
the hsary tcsigbts-the CALIFORNIA BRAND among
them II you wsnt liglt trefehts-the WHITNEY and
DIAMOND VALLEY BRANDS Will give you Just the
satisfaction you looking for. You know by repu
ssson. II not 10y experience
lo-4. ia and Eta. g.. %. IS and $40.
CRIB BLANkETs-s3 to 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06
(JoAIFoHTs.

Art taxes something OF q haSd in the get-dI
hess COVERINGS The eject Is q gift. though gu
. what your money goes for. Plenty of that in III
WHITE CHEESE CLOTH COM
FORTS-tied in PINK or Blue-S2.
LIGRT SHADES OF FIGURED
CHEZ Z CLOTH COVERED CON-
FORTS-Sl.7J.
sILKALISE COVERED COMFORTS
PINK. Blue. Gold and White grounds
with coIored h-ures-S3.j0.
LIGHT-wEIGHF CHEESE CLOTH
and SILkALINE COMFORTs-fIled
with battinz-and covered in solid coiors
Sc. e. 30 AMI So.
HEAVY WEIGHTS o. PRINTS and
sATINES-5l. SIS, sl.Jo. e. and
$3.50.
''DOwN" sPREADS-ma-ke ed as their
worth dictates.
DOWN" CUSHIONS-1s-ls.2 J-2O.
2222 2i-2ESl. - 81 30 4, and SGD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06

livery WOMAN SHOULD KNOW THAT CAR
IL ters Little Liver Pii.s specific tor SICK head
ache. Only Pill dose. woman stand every
hing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-06
Souvenirs Or TIE Oprsrso.
LADIES DEPARTMENT SOUVENIRS.

Ten per cent OF marked prices Of ali Black Silks.
Black Wool Dress Goods. all Trimmings and Laces.
Furs Ribbons and Feathers. Ladies' Tea Gowns and
Chldren's Suits, &c, Silk Underwear and Hosiery.
American Hosiery Company's Underwear. Pearl Stick
Fans, Rand-ruu Lace Neckwear and Real Lace Hand
ksrchiefs Brio -brac and Art Ciocks.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-24
Sugembur8tt@eS aus BeI8tsS>

Bel Warteltnsen uareu an1 sa>
6ebruar nod mebrere Wese mesen bss tn
ben Ginf4nitten Itesenbeu S9nss's uns
brau4bar.
9oupp. aIm %. Ssbr. brad Seuse
aus in benz Cafe du Commerce, Wit
I~usnabme BON einissn W6bsIfiden uah
elmer Rub lit aues uerbrunnt. Der giasn.
tbimer, pr. @ennen, erIeibet einen S@as
ben BON A. bis 5000 5ranten unb 1T peys
f4ert.
Cine NbtbetIuns. bsIsil9er Gee
nieioIbaten III bau.it bei9dfttst, ben Tuas
mel uon Belpaur 3mil4en 8eruiers unh
DoIbain nit Wineu 3u periebsn, mel&se
ba3u bsftimmt finb, TIM 6aue etnts &rieaea
ben giisnbabuusrtsbr pom Dsuti9lanh
ibsr 5erbestbaI.W eItenraebt mad Bslssn
nOtbisenfals iofort ab3ui9nsibeu. Nsbns
li4e Ninen wurben auf berieIben Strede
bsretts 1870 anselest.
5err Sd. Qaunots aus Reus6ae
bi9t, sbsmaIissr Stubent bes Ssmtnare.
BON Baitna9, bat bas erfte Oottoratss
gramen Der Nr3neitunbe DOT Der G6weues
Surp nit aus3ei9nuns b~sitanoen.
aus Nrlon i9reibt man Anfauaas
WdrB aber bas Wetter: rglur nod 4
Wo4en bis Sfern! Das bobe 5eit TN
2en3e tOmmt bieies Sabr iebr frib. 06
3u trib, ta3 bdnst pon benz gir3uss.ers
min bss 6,ibIinss ab. Ous Gbauwettss-
Der lssteu Wo1e bot auf etnsu tri3en Qens
porbsrsitet. Gum @Iif tam elm mdBiseI
5roft batwif9en, Der ben uoraeitisen Jri5s
linSsSefiblen In Der Natur uno tn be0
Weui9enber3en wiebsr einen tlsinen Odnas
pier aufieste. 0orisss sSabr um bteIss
Seit ifedten MIR nod i'm ftrensfien Wintsr.
unb BITE peripdtete Sroifbeimlu4uns biss
tief In ben Wdr3 biuein TT uns gar nt@t
10 i9ls9t betommen. Nor3eitise Trtsbe
BET &inbern unb pfanSen i9lasen ieltsn
gum @uten aus.
gu 9acuiiiu E lit Sr. 5snriaust auuS.
BlrSermeiIter ernannt worbeu.
&-abeIiuseu. Ser beurise Wiutee
bat BITE 9infer. bic Winteriaat unb BITE
iunsen Tannenbdume arg mftsenommen.
Da Der Jebruur gu gnoe TT, m6se bier
nod an einise Bauernreseln eriuusrt usrs
ben. Wenn ber Norbptnb i'm Sebruar
ui9t MIL, tommt Ct fiber I'M April. 9t9ts
meB i'm Rlee, . fern i'm S9nes. BsiBsr
Jebruar fidItt bic JsIoer. Na9 Wat.
tbaus sebt tein Su5s msbr iber's Sis.
Die 9unssneud in Der Broa
ping 3nremburs 1T nod nitt Su gnbe, uie
es bisB, fe berridt nod tn Der umsssenh
pon 4tbiu. Oie Wdrtte wsrben allo nod
ni9t e%rOiinst, wie man slaubte. Die 8is6a
dr3te boffsn iebo4, baB fs balo befest
mlrb.
Wiismba5. Nm 20. Se5r. fsisrts,
mon piebsr bas bI. &.euSfsit. Cine sroSe
Sdaar anbdttissr Better nal aus Der uu,s
ssssno bsrbeiseeilt. Der 5sfprebigsr
bo9p. 5err Clement, Bfarrsr BON Etns
men, snruifelts isin E5sma meiiterbaft.
@iuiI 4 nj Der Stabt arIou,
pom Is. bis %. Sebruar.
6eiratber.- Bonn 49,. Wi9asl Rroilk
nit Maria guila @eourp.
Sterbeidlle. - Bonn TO-: Ratbarino
Silbert, 7S Sabre alt, &ittpe uon Ritolaa
S6rouppeiler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-24
Guar, MoIel, Gifel uno SaHsrhd..

Sn WaiierIif9 Rnb wiebsr srsss
5silsnnaHsn sinssitarst.
Rad ben porIdufis suiammensefeQa
ten grssbnifsn Der 8olfsBdbluus
pom l. Ss,smbsr 1890 bstrdst bic Gtas
p~obusrsa,l bss Srsilss p,lm SO, asa
Sselen. Da bic Sdbluus pom l. Ds3su.s
Der 1885 bsren $3.50 srsub, 10 bot eth
&idsans um ni9t weniser ais 1860 fats
ssfunosu. Die Staot pllm binssssn BOT
um 1877 ginwobner tusenommsu uno 3dblt
isst 25l2 Ssslsu.
aus benz Bul1manns Wsiber Bu 81.
Bib warb tirSlt3 i'm Isstsn Womsut stn
l6idbriSer Rnabs, Der bort einseiuntsn
mar, pur9 sinen mutbisen iunssn MRanu.
RiSUIas Nur, pom fi@stn CODE sersttet.
gu WabIsu III elm tatbolii9sr Iys
bsuerusrein ~ses,inest wolbsn.
Erier. Die anssbIi9 bsuornebsnbe
Ausiteluus bss 81. Rodss l9eini auf una
bsitimmte 3stt usrtaSt gu isin. Ote qua
l.. Wdrs erwartete 0srfinbisuns beS
,grsisniGss" pom bsr Ran3eI 1T nt@t cts
toIst. Ebatia@e III, baB VerbanbIunsen
nit ben maBssbenben wsltli&eu Bsb6r6en
ifattsefunbeu, unf4einenb obne az bsua
sewani4teu grfoIs ssfabrt gu babsn.
gu Grsubeuburs farb pl5sli&
Der Mderer Better calm, na@bem er nod
BET ber S9IuBanba1t bes uisr3isitinbissn
Gebetes bas TIE Deum mitssiunSen bate.
an sinsm BIutfur3. 81 mar 70 Sabre
alt unb Elm ti@tissr Wann. W6ss &C
ruben In 5riebenl
gu y o re- bat cine beiabrte Sunsf,aa
ben Yoli3sibieuer berart NIT etnsm Wil9s
Happen sei@Iasen, baB Der Disuer ber Sea
rs9tisteit bic Jlu9t srsrsifen muBte. Gin
mertwlrbiser Tau; ubsr TIM Wonat Sea
bruar ni9t bswunosrnswsrtb, neil bieleS
WOnat Der 5srri@aft bsr Weibsrwslt
seweibt 1T.
Dur@ Bsi9IuB bes Yrouimiala
ratbss Der &bsinprouiu3 1T Der @emsinbs
Bousnbarf i'm Rrsile Bitburs bic Mbbals
tuns pom pier gisbmdrtten um britten
Donnerftas Der Wonate Wdr3, Npril.
Musuit unb Sftobsr ieben Sabrts porbss.
baltli4 bss Wiberruis unb uorldufis psss
lu9swsiie auf brei Sabre s~efattet worbsu.
D., s.k.uk e. -~..k. -. d..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-24

Sterbefdue. - gom 49,: Satob gants,
gudbinoer, II 9. alt, @bemann Don Gliiabs,k
Rau; Nidel Sales, Sasnsr, 70 8. alt, @itts
per non Waria Roeien. Bonn 49,: Better Wos
mes, Steinbreder, 43 g. alt, gbemanu Don
Seinri6 AItrpies, Rentner, SO Z. alt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-24

" W v. v. a 3. Nul y. Utut6 NpeNp9
ifarb albisr in ieiner Wobnuns zines idben
CODES Der 36i$5tise Wiineur @intbsr Nlt..
9eblrtis aus Sells. gM Sdlaaanfal
i4eint csien 0eben elm gnbe sema1t su
baben. Der 8eridieeene binteriSet cine
Wittwe nit 4 tlsineu Rinbern.
Sn o 8 wurbe 6r. Sean Qautb in
zen @emeinberatb semdbIt .-Sa Sous unb
tn grpeloingeu brangen Na5ts Oisbe in
bic 8euer Elm, ltIblen 2%sbeusmittel, trans
ten Wein unb nabmsn Wdi@s an ii4. Sn
Grpeloinseu ltsBen fs benz Wirtb Ebiu elm
6aB nit so 2iter Wein auslaufsn.
9amm. Sn elmer gu v5ammeridQ.
den" gelesenen, Der @smsinbe seb5risen
TunnenpFansuns brad am ssitrisean Ra9s
mittase 6euer aus, weldes fi1 auf sine
5ld9e pom Gu. As arss ausbsbnts.
@Ipinsen. (8temid). Am 20. Sebr.
fanb bic feierli3s SaitaIation bes nsuen
Bfarrets, bo4u. 9r. SsiIsr, untsr Der
AifitsnB uon "a ssiitliden gmtsbribern
bur& ben bO9w. 9rn. Dsdauteu pom &s.
mid itatt.
Bederi1. Dem @rsn.aufleber Sol.
9aas wurbs Der Oisnittaitsn nit ben
DienfreSifern seltobIen unb psrni1tet.
@emi9. @m 4. unb 5. Wldr, wurbe
bier Elm S@iff uon Erarbu9 NIT Wsin Der
Iestidbrisen @rescsns uerfra9tet. berrib:
rsnb aus ben Srti9aften Bed RIsinma.
der, Weaenitein u. I. ID. gum preiis BON
1850 bic 9otte.
W d tn m. Wte su srpartsn mar
sins bas grennboI3 tn oitsidbrissn So!bs
i4Iasss 3u isbr bobsn preiien lbsr. Rnip;
peltorben salien l4-l6 Sr. Buhsnfas
i1inen bas 5unbert sbsnfaus l4-l6 5r.
S4eitboIs wurbe gu 2s-Sl Sr. bic Rorbe
,usei9Iasen. Die 9er1ens unb Rieferns
itansen In 6iei9t e~r3ieItsn isbO5 rs9t ans
nebmbare Preiie.
Gin &orbma d { T aus Bepern, Der
porise @o1e 3u WaHerbiais arbeitets,
trus fem ArbeitsmeRer tn Der Ssitsntai9e.
Dabsi hattie Ct bas llnslit gu fallen, 10
baB i'm bas MeRsr usrIstts. Das BIut
ftoB bur9 bic RIsiber. -@inise Seini1mets
Ter, bic wuBtsn, baB ST.. R. Wiasr fi9
cine Suantitdt sutsn @re4en siusslsst,
bransen Na9ls . ben Reaer unb lisBsn
IS ii4 gut iein.
Burtrinsen, anfans WdrS. Ssit
benz gintrsten beS milben Wettsrs bat man
wieber NIT RaIfbrsunsn %bssounen. S9on
einiss Wassons RaIt fiub usrianbt wors
ben.
WsrI.-Wenn man Bed bot. Sin
Deuti&er bate ii@ In Elm MsrIsr Wdbdsn
perlisbt. Disism moi aud Der Siuslins
ni&t slei&saltis man sins gum pfarrsr;
has erite Mufssbot, bas speite Mufsebot
mar erfoIst, f9on mar Der Sod,eifstas
fsfssisst. bas brittle ~@ufssbot bate bios
gu srfoIssn, bu tamsn bic Sanssr Der 81.
Sermanba unb bra4tsn ben 5~eiratbstans
bibaten, Der ii9 in3wii@en an elmer llbrs
tette persriffrn baben fOu, In drummer
Si&er. Do& .utan fibIte sin msni&Ii4
grbarmsu@, Iis6 BEN Nann 3sit ,ur Ssis
ratb. bic aud ftattfanb unb wtrb i'm nd&s
items 3u Der nod gu blbenbsu 6aft Gins
bdnsen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-24

gu Diebeuboen wurbe ber Raus.
sirss @rapier bsim Runsirsn ,wil1sn Jwst
Yufier ssprrd! anb mnsrI.4 l9wsl uelsSt>.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-24
giptItanb Der Stabt &emi@,

Seiratben. Bonn A.: Rarl Stspbanp,
Wssepartsr, NIT Waria Soispbina Widsls.
obne StanS, bsioe aus Rsmid.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-24

SterbefGlIe. - Bonn 90. Sebr.: peter
0aaer, SO Sabre alt, Sdubma6er. Bonn 90.
Marsarstba %8oppsnbOfer. "a 8. alt, @ittwe
Don 6raui @ioemann, Sts. ubrmabsr. Bonn
"a: Watbias esqusr.ur, alt 20 s., Sn9binbsrs
pom 9eonarb Ronin, SaslObnsr; Soispb Sbos
mas. SO 8. alt, Sdnrsinsr; Soispb Wsri9, 20
s. alt, S1ubma6er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-03-24
Mtt benz Boffbampfsr vNoorbIanb"
am Z. Sebruar pon Mntwerpen ab

9eiepre 8atbarina, 90 g., Rarels Sob. (par
3 pom @i9oorf. nod Gbicaso, 81. Gold Stes
pban, 90 g., aus geersis, na6 ee Nars. Sa.;
8ettel Sob. Yet., "a g., aus Mtersi9, na6 Obi;
ca9o, ST.; Selpour Uti6el omar auf Seln6),
"a g., ans Sobideib, mad Chicago, Su. &;
8erttina Soispb, "a s., Rines auguit, 81 s.,
aerfins Maria, z s.; 8srfins. Vtina, 4 s.,
Rerftin9 Satb., 3 g., Seritin9 Soiepb, 10 Won.,
aIe pom 9impertsber9, nod Winneapolis,
Winn. Wunsbaulen Sail, % g.. aus 9urem.
burg, mad Wtinneapolis. Wtinn. eucas Wfaria,
"a e., 9ebE,anu Bertha, At s., aus WferSig,
na6 CHICAGO, Su.; ShaB 9tieolas, 90 s. avs
gfiebermerBis, nod @bicaso, Su.; God Dom.
90 g., giiies Sob, 26 g., 5uioi Srieorid, ~
g., ole brei aus Sbermersi9, nab 9bica9o,
Su. Reis Marsaretba, 90 s., Sataps Wtaria,
90 g., bsioe aus Nieoerieulen, mad Chicago.
Su. Boeder Sob, 10 s., aus &ell1eio, nod
Chicago, Su.; Olinger Iit., 20 s., aus Sets
tenooIi, nad @bieaso, 81.
Wit benz Dampfsr .SoIinssn" rsiitsn
folsenbe Ysrionen an 8. Sebruar Don
antmsrpsn mad Ibelaib: (AuifraIien) ab:
0epler Sobann, As g., Wsplsr Seannette, 81
g., Bepler Barbara, 10 g., @eilsr Ssobann,
g., 0epler Ratbarina, 8 g., Wepler Rifolas,
II s., aus giideu.
Wit benz Pofbampfsr vpsnnlanbA
rsifsu foIsenbe Perioneu uon Gntwsrpsu
mad Nmsrtfa ab:
RoIbad Anton, 25 e., aus 9urembura, mad
yitw Don't; Bod W., "a s., 1eib Raria, A
The advocate., 1891-02-04

them
mules 1e
packing OF Omaha b. Indianapolis
states
nd dhrrtOre 10
9@en hnd here and win continue to ind that they get OIL their Stock
SS Tor iSo were iSS horses
and mulal TOaA number OF cara rNSl@
The advocate., 1891-02-04


m rlOad
C@d
9TH "a eWmTanb SOLD
GaOom Mansa Secretary Treasurer superintendent
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-26

CHRIsTM AS EXERCISEs.-In Trinity
Episcopal Church, Holy Communion
at $3.50, sermon at 10 a. M; Sunday.
school exercise at 5 p, M, Christmas
eve.
Catholic Church, Grand High
Mass, Rev. Anthony McKeefry, cele-
brant, with Deacon and Sub Deacon,
at 5 Il. m second service Immediately
after; High Mas at 10 a. m; Vesper
Service at p. M; at which Rev. An
thony McKeefry will preach.
At the Baptist Church, Christmas
Exercises on Christmas evening.
L. B. Church.-Sunday. school SER
vices at 7:l5 p. IN. No other services
during the day.
NJ. +. Church, Soutb.-Services by
the congregation Christmas morning
and Sunday school exercises at $50 p.
III.
Lutheran Church.-Congregational
services at 6:30 Christmas morning.
Sunday school exercises at 6 p. IN.
Reformed Church. day
an early services Mt 6 a. IN. Sunday.
school exercises at $50 p. m.
NJ. f. Church.-Early services
Christmas morning at 6. The Sunday.
school exercises will be held on the
Doth at 1880 p. III. An admission of
five cents will be charged.
The Christmas exercises of the Pres
byterian Sunday-school take place il
that church Wednesday evening
/ December 30th.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-26
UNITED STATES COURT.

MARTINsBURG, w. VA, Dec. 90
Two very important cases have en-
gagged the attention of the United
States court here since Thursday at
noon. AT that time the case of the
King Bridge company, of Ohio,
against Harrison county was taken
up, aud quite vigorous fight was
waged between Attorney Clifford, of
Clarksburg, and Flick and Weston
haver, for Harrison county, aud At
tOrueys Scott and Faulkner and In-
giles for the bridge company. The
case was ruled out of court on the
ground that action ought To have been
taken against the Sheriff of the cOun-
ty and not against the county, hut it
a levy had not at that time heen made
for the building of the bridges man
damus could now be issued against
the county court compelling them TO
make levy or raise the necessary
/ funds.
Yesterday was taken up with the
case Of Randolph Strider's admins
traitor against the Baltimore & Ono
Railroad company for $1,000 dam.
ages. Strider was killed below liar
perS's Ferry last June. Elk Governor
Wilson conducted the prosecution,
aud MessrS. Hutchison. of Parkers-
burg, and E. Boyd Faulkner the de.
Tense. The verdict was given for the
railroad company.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-26

The January Vide AUdke come.
with store Of good things for young
and old that are as entertaining a.
they are varied. II brings to It's rea.
ders stories hy Molly Elliot Seawell,
g. Adams, Captain @. a. Curtis, Ma
ria Mcintosh Cox and the two bright
story tellers who write under IN,
nom de pllimeS of" Dorothy Hoirombr
and Add ell Ardavan," the Arab. II
has sketches by Amanda b. Harris,
Lieut.. Col. Thorndike, Harriet Max.
well Converse. Zitella Cooke, Otis L.
Mason and Sallie Joy White. 1t has
20 ms by Celia Thaxter, Anna j. Nc
K-ag, Clara Doty Bates and Others
II has pictures by l.. j. Bridgman,
G orge Foster Barnes, Virginia Ger.
son, Childe Hassam, Hy Sandman,
Irving r. Wiles, Clifton johnson,
Charles Mente and E. II. Garrett.
Surh combination of talent In story
tellers. verse-makers and artists should
produce most absorbing as well a,
most interesting reading matter, and
one needs but to glance over Vide
AUdke'S attractive January pages Ia
find the promise fully carried out d.
Vide AiCdke is published at 20 cent?
per number, S2.i0 per year. A II book
sellers keep it. ID. LoTHRoP Co.,
Publishers, Boston.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-26

WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD.
HOLIDAY EXCURSION RATES The
Western MARY land Railroad announ-
ces that Christmas and New Year
holiday excursion tickets will be sold
to and between all stations on Its
main line, divisions and ranches,
from December 23d, 1891, to January
1T, 1892 (incluslve), at the low rate
of 2 cents per mile. These tickets
will be good on all regular trains and
valid to return until Monday, January
i,h, 1892 (Iuclusive). The minimum
rate Will be 10 cents. Tine low rates
will enable many to exchange social
greetings and enjoy the festive season
with friends along the line of the
Western Maryland r. r.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-26

An old physician. retired from practice. hav.
ing had placed In his hands by an East India
m visionary the formula Of a simple vegetable
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure oil
Consumption. Bronchitis. Catarrh, Asthma
and all throat and Lung Affections. also pos.
tive aud radical cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints, after having
tested its wonderful curative powers in
thousands Of cases. has felt IL hisdufy % make
IL known 10 his suffering fellows. Aefuafed
by this motive and desire 10 relieve human
suffering, ] will send free OF charge, to aiiwha
desire IL, This recipe. In German. French OF
English with full directions for preparing and
using. Sent by mali nv addressing with Etant
naming this pa per. W. A. NoYEs $40 Poareyi
Rk0ck R0cheSker N. T.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-26
Berkeley Springs News.

Mr.. Armstrong, who had charge OF
the enlarging of the Paw Paw tunnel,
died at his home in Grafton.
Thomas Bait died on the 18th inst,
of consumption, at his home in Rock
Gap Dist, ia the 9th year of his age.
On the 10th inst, Carrie May Mich
ael, only child of Mr.. Jacob aud Jane
Michael, in the 9Th year of her age
Mercury.
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Joyous CHRISTMAS TIME.
MAKE YOUR HOME HAPPY ON THE GREAT
HOLIDAY nE TILE

MAKE YOUR HOME HAPPY ON THE GREATEST
HOLIDAY OF THE YEAR.
Christmas and New Year will soon be upon
as and peace on earth and good W III to men
VIII be the prevailing sentiment. Those who
want TO thoroughly enjoy themselves on this
occasion, should not fail to lay in a supply OF
choice old WHISTLES. Apple Jack, Peach Bran
dy, or ally imported and domestic wine shou ID
not fail To send their order To Max Klein, Al
legheny. Pa.
He wishes the public to knew that for ths
next thirty days he wiliselI an absolutely pure
Pennsylvantt Rye Whiskey, seven years old
at Sl.m per quart. or six quarts for 500. Al
kinds of native wines at reduced prices. rang.
ing from soc. TO 81 90 per quart, nom $50 Il
Sl0.00 per dozen. Goods neatly packed and
hipped by express or freight upon receipt o
registered letter, =. v. note express order OF
certified check. No goods sent &. o. ID. II yot
want Your goods for the holidays send your
orders in at once.
Here are a few brands 10 select from:
Silver Age. $50 per full quart; Quicken
heimer. Finch, Gibson, OveTholt, our Beat
Greek. sl.OU per quart or six quarts for 500
GuckeBheimer iour-year-Old, IS cents per a.
Anchor Rye. 50 cents per quart; Sherry Wine
Catawba. Angelica, Madeira. Port, or anS 9th
er California Wines 50 cents per quart, s5.,a
per dozen.
Send for catalogue and price list ofall kind,
of liquors to
MAX KLEIN,
s. Federal Street, Allegheny, Pa
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-26

Frederick is going to have an old
Lady's IIo he. The Kings daughter,
having subscribed Sll, 900 towards it.
The WaynesborO Water Company
will have net earnings of SI,50O this
year, which is nearly equal to six
per cent. dividend on the investment.
The large barn on the place of MIR.
Calvin CrOnise, at Harmony Grove,
three miles north of Frederick, was
destroyed by fire of accidental origin
at an early hour Sunday morning.
Two fine horses, lot of stock and a
large quantity of hay aud grain were
consumed.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-26

The Baltimore and Ohio Shops at
Grafton have much improved of late.
A seventy-nine inch lathe of the la
test make has been put in. The
stoves in the Office have been discard
ed for steam. The shop, window
sash, etc., will be painted and the
walls neatly white washed.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-26
Harper'S Ferry News.

A young colored man, well known
here as "Topse." was killed by the
cars at Keep Tryst, Md, Wednesday
night. He was under the influence
of liquor at the time. His body was
cut in two at the waist aud Que arm
was cut off.
The dead man was son of Ellen
now employed by the Misses Mar,
mion. He was 50 years old. Gener-
Gus citizens, and guests at Hotel Con-
ner, where g Tops was employed.
made up a purse and gave the poor
fellow decent burial, his remains be
my inferred in Pine Ridge Cemetery.
-Se,dEd.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-26
MARRIAGES.

At Ringgold, Washington county
Md, December IA, 1891, by Rev. J
w. Santee, Mr.. Samuel Welty, o
Edgemont, and Miss Annie NJ. Sehri
yer. daughter of Cyrus Schriver. OF
Martinsburg, W. Va.
Dec. II, at the home of the bride,
by Rev. G. S. Trump. Mr.. CALVIN
Rhodes and Miss Gala Kastle, both OF
this city.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-26

SIX HoPPERs Friday
morning as Pngiue No. 397 was going
out Of the Il. & 0. r. r. yard il side
wiped freight train, drawn by No.
498, at the b. & o. railroad tower in
South Cumberland. Six coal hoppers
were smashed and the track torn up,
Engine 1877 was slightly damaged
The west-bound freight track wa.
blocked for about three hours. Nc
one was hurt. Cumberland Netcs.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-26
PERSONAL nEnTI0n.

Miss Maggie O'Malley, who has
been visiting Miss Mamie Finnucan
for some time, returned homo last
week.
Mrs. +. Hoffman and daughter,
Miss Minnie, have gone to Mansfield
Valley, Pa, to spend the holidays
with her daughter.
Miss Mary Farrin, of Washington,
is spending the holidays at home
Rev. b. p. S. Busey, of Antioch,
w. Va, returned to Martinsburg
Monday and will spend the holidays
with his father. Mr.. B. T. Busey, al
Leetown. He is meeting with good
success in the ministerial work in his
charge.
Correspondents are requested TO
send items and reports of Christmas
services early in the week.
Mr.. Charles Dugan. of Hedgesville,
is filling a clerkohip in the Peoples
Bank.
Mr.. Will Spillman has returned
from Baltimore and will go iuto bust
hess with his father.
Mr.. L. NJ. Shaffer, Consul at Point
Hope, Canada, is spending the holt
days at his Old home here.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-12-26

The Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers and the order of Railway
Conductors of the Philadelphia divi
sion of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road, presented Mr.. John E. Spurrier
with gold watch, as a token of the
esteem which Mr.. Spurrier won in his
former position as train master.