Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-06-20
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.

snake and was compelled to have tn
finger amp&tatel at the second joint
Ernest E. Weaver, of Martinsburg
; now student at F. s, NJ College
Lancaster, Pa, has been elected to til,
responsible position of Business Man
ager of the College Student" ;
Monthly Periodical published by til,
students. Il is a pleasure to know
that Mr.. Weaver is making a COOS
record for himself at +. & NJ. IL
enters the Junior class next fall.
COUNTY COURT The levy for Coun
ty purposes for the ensuing year wa:
fixed at fifty cents. Forroad purposes
| Mill Creek, 10 cents; Gerardstown !:
cents Arden, II cents: Opequon, IL
cents Hedgesville, II cents; Falling
Waters, 10 cents An order was adopt
ed for the funding the County Bond.
at a lower rate of interest.
The Ohio stone for the new Jail have
arrived.
i While Oh his trip, Rev Hoffheins re
ports that he called on Henry and
Willie Kogleschatz, at Norristown, Pa.
and found both we'll and busy. Henry
and family will shortly visit the old
home
Hon. w. L. Wilson will deliver the
Annual address before the Literary
Societies of Franklin and Marshall
College on next Tuesday evening, at
Lancaster, Pa. Our Virginia orators
seem to be favorites at F. & NJ. College.
Six years ago it was Judge Lynch oil
Norfolk, two years ago, Gen. Roller OF
Harrisonburg, and this year Hon. W.
l.. Wilson.
The Wheeling Register of Saturday
contained list of at least $50 corpora
tons that have forfeited their charters
because of nonpayment of license tax
for the year beginning May I 1891.
Mr.. J. S. Mathews returned yester-
day from a several day strip over the
Mountains. A little tramp every year
for pleasure ard fresh air would be
worth as much to many of us as a trip
to the seashorc.
June nth, at Hagerstown, by Rev.
S. w. Owen, Benz. F. Fellers and Miss
Ella f. Rust, both of this place.
Messrs. Clay and Charles hurry, OF
Shenandoah, came home to attend the
funeral of their sister. Mrs. David
Rudy
Mr.. W Scott Stitely, and wife, from
Illinois, are visiting their uncle, Mr..
Theo Buser on John St
DIED,-Mrs, David Rudy, of King
St, died yesterday evening at half past
five o'clock after lingering illness of
consumption. She leaves 4 husband
and several children to mourn her loss.
The funeral Of Mrs. David Rudy will
take place from the Lutheran church
tomorrow afternoon at , O'Clock.
Mrs. Rudy was aged about 81 years,
ard leaves a husband and family of
small children. Mr. J. w Roberts,
undertaken.
Mr.. T. II. Gosorn has sold the Win
chester Leadej- to Mr. Jas Wirgman,
of Hampshire Co. Mr.. Gosorn was an
enterprising newspaper man, and a
conscientious editor He made the
Leadey a good clean newspaper,
always we'll edited
Hagerstown S Fruit Package Factory
started up this week 1t has capaci-
ty of 1 900 baskets, 5000 crates and
50, 900 butter trays, daily Such an
industry Martinsburg should have had.
Col Charles Carter, the dispenser of
the "oh, be joyful at the Baldwin
House in Hagerstown, has won the
Champion Mower, which was ratified off
by the Odd Fellows Lodge of Clear
spring.
Conductor Samuel Moore, of the c.
V. r. r., is i'll at the home Of his faith
or, in Martinsburg.
The crews of the Cumberland Valley
Railroad passenger train now alternate
daily,
Mr.. Newton has accepted position
at the c. Y. r. r. freight depot
MI Geo. w Beard, of College St,
has been FRUSTRATED this week by an
attack Of sickness with considerable
fever He has always been in good
health. and known as the driver of
Bender < Bos S coal team We hope
will be out again in lew days.
/ SUMNER EXCURSION TICKETS. TO
all northern and eastern seaside, lake
side, and mountain resorts, as we'll as
to Deer Park and Oakland, the Virginia
I Springs, Niagara Falls, Luray Caverns,
Gettysburg, and to all points, in fact
where people gather in search of health
and pleasure, are NOW on sale at al,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad ticket
offices at greatly reduced rates. These
tickets will be sold from June Ist to
September 3oth, and are valid for re
turn passage until October SYST. Be
fore selecting your route or resort con-
suit B. & o. summer excursion book
in which shortest routes and lowest
rates via Picturesque =. & o." to all
resorts are given from points on that
road east of the Ohio river profusely
and artistically illustrated. This bool;
can be procured free of charge upor
personal application to ticket Agents
B. & o. R r. Co. , or you can have i
mailed to you by sending name anC
address with7 cents in stamps, to Chas
O. Scull, Gen'l Passenger Agent
baltimore, Nd.
Josh Billings says, Marrying 70
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