Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1891-06-06
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY.
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

INFO the river, and was crowned. Ht
was caller here and belonged now t
Brunswick. His body was recovered
and was brought home on the II:5c
train
Engine No. 400 run into 3o7, botl
treights, at 6; 80 this morning, opposite
Bakers lime kilns, breaking - cars, {
caboose and an engine No one was
hurt The wreck was promptly cleared
away and trains kept on running.
COUNTY Court NEws.-The greater
portion of yesterday was employed in
settling with the Sheriff, and ascertain
ing the amount due by the Sheriff to
the county. Communication received
from the Mayor, from the Queen St.
bridge, filed. Robert Gold was APP
pointed road surveyor in place OF Sam
Gold, decd and Gold Ballenger in
place Of a. II. Vanmctre Robt L.amon
former Sheriff, paid into the treasury
the entire amount of his indebtedness
to the county. The reports of road
surveyors and overseers of the poor
were submitted to the Court The
| financial exhibits of the county were
submitted to the Court and ordered
published. a petition for building a
bridge over Mill Greek, at Bunker Hill,
was submitted and filed. P. T. Kee-
seeker, County Supt. of schools, quail
fed by filing his bond and oath. Sew
eral cases of erroneous assessment were
acted upon. Court adjourned until
Friday, June 9th.
Mr.. F. Scarlet, of f. Martin ST, is
the proud father of fine boy.
Mrs. J. H. Rimel has gone to Hag
erstown to attend the Brethren meet
ing
Mrs. Jessie Reeder and daughter of
Jamestown, Pa, who have been visit
ing here, have returned home.
Mrs. Chas. Hamilton, of Orleans
Cross Roads, is visiting her daughters,
Mrs G. w Light and Mrs. Frank
Scarlet.
Mr.. JOHN Bowman and wife, of Har-
risonburg, Va, who have been visit
ing Mr. J. H. Kimel and relatives Of
this place, tool; their departure yester-
day morning for the annual meeting
at Hagerstown
The pastor of the Reformed Church
Of this city leaves this afternoon for
Philadelphia, where a special meeting
of the General Synod of the Reformed
Church in the L. s. will be held. The
pastors wife and Mr. and Mrs. Jas. B.
Fisher will accompany him. Elder H.
J. Seibert and daughter, Miss Lula,
will go on the same GRAND, taking the
morning train tomorrow, over the c.
V. r. r. They will be joined by the
first party and others at Carlisle.
Miss Estelle Kline, who has been
visiting Mrs. l. L. Bender, has return
ed home
Mrs. VIM. Shipley, of Stephen St,
had peony which bore T25 blooms.
Mrs. Burse, Of Keyser, is visiting
her brother, Mr.. Monroe Shipley, on
Water St.
We notice the Timmons property on
Race St. is having new suit of wealth
er boarding put on.
Mr.. Geo. w. Martin is stating the
residence of Mr.. J. Silvers on n. High
St.
Mr.. Berlin is improving his proper
ty On East Race St by the erection of
new kitchen.
! Mr. and Mrs. David Slagle have
gone to Winchester to attend the fun
eral of his brother, Mr. VIM. S1agle,
which will take place to-day
Mr.. D. y. Cline, of John ST, who
met with all accident some time ago,
is slowly recovering.
Mrs, Ropp, of Martin St. is having
her house reprinted. Mr.. VIM Nc
Elroy is doing the work
Master Oswald Render is visiting
his grand parents at Sunbury, Pa
Mr.. VIM. Hockenburg, of N. Queen
St, is preparing to put slate roof on
his house H.
Mr. A. G. Wolfes spent Monday in
Hagerstown.
Mr.. V. A. See, of this city, spent
Monday in Hagerstown.
Mr., Goshorn, of the Winchester
LGaGsr, was in town on Monday.
Mrs. NJ. ], Troxell, of this city, left
Monday morning for Hagerstown.
Miss Hattie Bucherman, of Second
St, spent Saturday in Winchester
Mr. Kurt, of Winchester, spent
Sunday in this city the guest of Mrs
Drenner on Second St.
Mr. J. T. Shaffer and son returned
home on Monday morning from short
visit to relatives in Winchester.
Mr.. Geo. \. Bowers was presented
with a handsome bouquet of flowers
on last Saturday, by the young ladies
of Winchester.
Chas. Young is quite an angler He
came in from Cherry Run on Saturday
evening with ten black bass Among
them was one weighing six pounds
The Indians are giving grand exhi-
billions every evening commencing at
| SIS sharp; every body invited to at
tend and if you have a loose tooth, get
Dr. Wilson to pull it.