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

we are Slad 10 see MI jimmy
Fisher out again
Mr.. G. W. Confer left thi5 morning
for Hagerstown on business.
Mr.. John Thompson, the well known
barber of this city, has opened up a
barber shop on E. Martin street, at Mr..
NJ L. Dorn's old stand.
We are glad to see Mr.. ] H. May
hew able to be out again.
Miss Laura Kearns, we are glad TO
say, is much better.
Mr.. VIM. Stewards meadow bottom
is under water, it being about two feet
deep.
There was never better prospect for
a good wheat crop.
w. & S.
The walls of Dr. Boak's house and
Mr. Gerling's addition are going up on
W. King ST. The new house Of Mr.
! Custer on Boyd Avenue is under roof
Mr. Clinton Wrentch, having dis
continued farming, has moved his
family ii t. Martinsburg on John ST.
Mrs. Geo. V. Pitzer, mother of Mrs.
Wrentch. IS spending a week or two
with her daughter on John St
/ Miss Annie Lloyd, of Jefferson, who
has been visiting Miss Mamie B. Gard
ner, returned home, Miss Mamie ac-
companying her.
Miss Vic. Smith, of Winchester, is
spending few days with Mr.. Sam.
Crawford, OH Water st.
Mr.. Edward w. Lemen was struck
by an engine while walking on the
/ track this morning along the B. & O.,
being repair hand. Dr. Myers was
called but reports no serious injury I'M
! less it is internal
Cards have been issued announcing
the marriage of Miss Maud Grim, for
rnerly of Hagerstown, but now of Mar
tinsburg, to DR.. Edwin H. King Kuy-
kendall, also of Martinsburg, on April
18th. Miss Grim is now visiting in
Hagerstown.
Miss Anna Belle Deatrick accidental
/ ly let fall stick of stove wood on her
foot. The foot and ankle are badly
swollen and Miss Deatrick suffers con-
siderable pain.
Mrs. O. +. Flippo of Roanoke, Va,
and Miss Maud Grimm, of Martinsburg,
are guests in the family of Mr. Elias
Emmert, near Funkstown.-H ageJS-
t0un Mail
Court begins at Berkeley Springs to-
day. Among the lawyers known to be
in attendance from here are Messrs.
Faulkner & Ingles and d. c. Westenha-
YER
| The Republicans held meeting at
the Court House last night, which was
addressed by Messrs. w. Newt Inch
and T. S Grant Pitzer The subject of
Emigration was discussed
The snow-storm played havoc with
the beautiful shade trees i'll Green Hill
Cemetery. People say they are much
damaged and present a sad sight,
/ Many people visited the grave ofMrs.
Senator Faulkner i'll Norborne, Sun
day. The ground was strewn with the
choicest flowers.
Mr. G, W Santman, the b. & 0.
agent, is suffering greatly with chills
and fever but was out yesterday. Great
care is required at this season, when
the system is most subject to the sud
den changes of the weather.
Mr.. VIM Baker, of Berkeley Springs,
is visiting his uncle, Mr. Thos. Baker,
on East King St.
Yesterday was the twenty fifth ami
versary of the founding of the Grand
Army of the Republic, and the event
was celebrated all over the United
States by appropriate services, which
consisted of singing patriotic songs,
prayer, reading the history of individ-
ual posts, and of the Grand Army as
whole and the delivery of addresses.
III Baltimore, and throughout the state
of Maryland, the celebration was gen
eral
SUDDEN DEATH.-Mts Martha Cum
ningham, widow ofDavid Cunningham,
died early this morning at her home
on Queen St, of heart disease, aged 81
years. She was sister of the late
John Turner, and leaves four daughters
two married, one to Mr.. John Farrin,
Jr., and one to Mr.. Crowley, and two
single. She was kind woman and a
good christian lady, and had wide
circle of friends and relatives She
will be buried with funeral services
from St Joseph's Church, Thursday.
THAT tired feeling is entirely over
come by Hood s Sarsaparila. which gives
u feeling of buoyancy and strength to the
whole system.
Mr., John Horn, of Opequon, is still
confined to the house on account of his
eyes Our Opequon readers miss 'Jol-
ly Rover" and wish him a quick re-
coyery.
DEAD LETrERs.-The following is a
list ofletters remaining in the Post Office
at Martinsburg, w. Va, April 9th, and
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office
April 20, 1891, If not called for when
calling, say advertised.
DIR. VIM. Bland, Miss a. T. Bell, y.
+ A. Bennett, R. II. Burgess, Miss Nan
Gle Brown, Henry Cressler, Tom. Con
rad, P W. Early, S. P Jackson, S.
/ Kerns, Z. 7. Kelly, VIM. Myers, Miss
Emma Magargee, Miss Maggie Nc
Clun, Miss Sadie Peterson, Samuel A.