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

FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.
Mr.. Brooks has moved into DR.. Wolf s
house on Moler's Avenue.
Mr.. Smith Hill has moved into Mr..
Geo. Kastle's house on Moler' Avenue.
Mr.. T. Shaffer was taken suddenly i'll
last night.
Mr. c. o Lambert, we are glad to
state, is able to come down stairs again.
Work is going ahead on the canal, =
100 Italian, at Sandy Hook, large
number at Hancock, 100 horses and
carts at Dam No. 4, line of men from
Cumberland to Georgetown.
The high water washed away the
tramway of the new bridge at Hancock,
loss 5000, and three cribs at Dam No 4
that cost $1,000.
The Hagerstown Mail says that cor
respondence is going on looking to the
location of tin-plate industry. The
Mail has never before advocated tin
plate in America.
Train No. IS last night struck and
killed boy just east of No. IL, son
of Daniel Murry, living near No. IL.
He was gathering coal and stepped out
of the way of freight in front of the
west bound train. Aged IS years.
The Rev Mr. Mackay, the new NJ
+. Church, South, pastor arrived here
yesterday with his family. We are
glad to welcome him among us.
CHERRY Run EXTENsIoN.-Mr.A Arm
istead the engineer of the contractors
for the West Nd. extension by way of
Cherry Run was in Williamsport Tues
day arranging for the establishment of
offices, and head quarters. Work will
be commenced as soon as the weather
permits.
\ special to The -Amey36aR from Mar
tinsburg April I'd, says
Miss Ella c. Goheen, only daughter
of Michael Goheen a contractor af this
city, and MI Richard l.. Bowler, of
Charlestown, w Va, were married
this evening at the Catholic Church,
this city by Rev John Bowler OF Peters
burg, Va, brother of the groom, as
sisted by Father Riley of Winchester,
and Father II ] McKeefry and Student
Michael Ahern, of this city. The ushers
were Messrs. Charles Miller and Daniel
Goheen, of Washington J. l. Mcdonald
and John Sullivan, of this city. Nj.
Frank OFT, of Charlestown, best man.
Miss Mamie O'Conners, of this city,
was maid-of-honor. After a reception
at the brides residence, the couple
left on the midnight train for an ex-
tended tour"
Council met last night Street Com
mittec reported a number of improve
ments, new crossing corner n. Queen
I'd Strine D. w Skaters claim for
damages for cutting down Heogie St.
was reported on adversely; recon-
mended that 4-inch gate be put in on
corner W. John and Raleigh reduction
of SIS made in water rates to Gas Co. !;
to test water pipes at least twice
month.
Sergt to rent pasture lot at water
works.
Ordinance Com. reported that Cor
poration attorney had ordinances codi-
fed.
Miller & Sons notified to saw off
spout or stop water from running on
property of hosiery factory
Messrs. Smurr and Rauch to put
down pavements on Raleigh St Mrs.
Flynn to repair her pavement on n.
Queen St.
Committee of five, with Mayor as
Chairman, to be appointed to examine
into matter of purchasing stone crusher
and report at next meeting. St Com
mittee designated.
St. Com. to act on needed repairs of
sewers on F. Martin and Spring St.
All liquor license applications recon-
mended
Large petition received to allow Dan.
Cline to sell meat at his place of bust
ness during market hours. No action
taken.
Adjourned to meet Friday night
April 10th, to hear the ordinances codi-
fed.