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Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17
SHlLOH'S
CON S U NJ PTIoN
CURE.

The success Of this Great Cough Cure 10
without parallel In the history Of medicine.
All druggists are authorized to sell II on pos
tive guarantee, test that no other cure can
successfully stand. That IL may become
known, the Proprietors, at an enormous ex-
pcnse, are placing Sample Bottle Free into
every home In the United States and Canada.
II you have q Cough, Sore Throat, or Bron-
chitis, use II, for II will cure you. IL your
child has the Group, or whooping Cough, use
II promptly. and relief Is sure. IL you dread
that insidious disease Consumption, use II.
Ask your Druggist for SHILoH'S CURE,
Price 10 cts. , 50 cts. and H.0o. Hyour Lungs
are sore or Back lame, use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Price IS cts. Fer sale by all Drug
g.sts and Dealers.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17

CsndolIo, the investigator, says the
health Of dark eyed persons is much su
peri0r to that of the light or blue eyed
type.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17
Ayers Hairvigor

hdhtS tilS IltiI WV anu tSiooogs
Il have used Ayers Hair ylgor for
nearly Eve years. and my hair Is moist,
glossy, and In an excellent state Of pres
eryation. lam forty years old. and have
ridden the plains for twenty-five years"
WIN. Henry OFT, alias Mustang Bill"
Newcastle, WyO.
Mohave County miner., 1892-12-17

The people Of Portland. Me, call the
poets mantle that falls in heavy folds
over their statue Of Longfellow "that rub-
b r overcoat
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-04-23
DEATHS.

April II, at the residence of MIR.
Vanmetre, Mrs. Mary Cookus, aged
So years. Funeral Tuesday from the
Lutheran Church.
April 18th. at the residence of her
Son-in-law, Mr.. j. T. Frazer, near
Vanclevesville, Ann Woodfork, aged
81 years.
April 20. at the home of his father
n-law, Mr.. j. w. Neer, James f
Shaffer, aged SO years. He leaves Il
wife aud three children. MIR. Shaffer
was formerly with Mr.. Rankin. pho-
tographer, and later engaged in
The railroad offices at Baltimore aud
Cumberland. Interment Thursday
in Green Hill Cemetery.
Wr. WIN. Ottey, an aged citizen.
IF Berkeley Co., was buried Sunday
IN the graveyard on the farm of Mr..
q. w. Cross, on Rocky Marsh.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-04-23
Gerardstown News.

William Shuart was born in Car.
Isle, Pa, July Sd, 1914. He was for
many years wagon manufacturer in
Gerardstown, w. Va. In the spring
of 1870 he moved TO Indiana and lived
on farm in Lawrence county, Ind,
IN the spring of 1881 he moved to the
"ounty-seat, Bedford, and there fol.
lowed his trade until his death Jan.
80, 1892. The deceased was II years
old, and was at his work bench tie
week before his death.
Mr.. Richard Shroads boasts that
80 of his ewes have brought him 80
trnbs this spring.
A subscription school is in progress
al the district schoolhouse under the
tuition of Miss Lula Gordon.
About a month ago Mr.. Richard
SiIruadS missed one of his sheep, aud
was unable to account for its di-ap-
,,earanPe or to find 1t. Last Thursday
he was near his straw rick and heard
sheep bleat. He made search for ii
aud under large pile of straw found
the lost sheep, which hau been in
-oDe way covered up Herewith. 1t
come out of its close quarters, after
Eighteen days confinement As frisky
d. lamb and jumped as high as its
.wner's head.
The people of Moorefeld have quite
= choice of coloIs of preachers this
year. The Methodist churches will be
served by pastors, one of whom is
white and the other black, but both
are Brown, while the Presbyterian
minister will still he White.
AT ii congregational meeting of the
Presbyterian church of this place held
last Sunday morning ID. s. Griffith aud
j. b. Morgan were elected Ruling
Elders.
Mr.. j. VIM. Rowland and family
left last week for Moultrie county.
Ills.
Our aged friend and fellow villager
Nr. Joseph Zindorf has been quite
lick, but we are glad to hear is now
improving.
Miss Bessie Miller was summoned
to Sumter, S. c., last week, by the.
illness of her sister, Mrs. ID. James
VIM. but who, we rejoice to hear, is
now better.
MIR. Jas w. Morrison died at his
residence near Inwood March 25th.
after a lingering illness of consump
tinn, IN the 36th year of his age. He
leaves widow and six children. He
was a son of the late Amos Morrison
and brother of John A. Morrison, of
this place. 1nterment at the Presby-
terrain graveyard.-Gerd, dStotYs
Times.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-04-23
Broad Lane News.

Miss Maggie Barnes is spending a
few days with her sister near New.
Town. Miss Maggie visits this place
rather ofttn,-some attraction there
we presume.
Mr.. and MIS-. S. j. Williamson, Mr..
Samuel Ditto and Miss Annie Houck
spent Saturday and Sunday in Nd.
MT. and MIS-. John Roney, and Mrs.
Miller visited their parents Sunday.
What has become of our Greens.
burg correspondent. We would like
to hear from him again.
INSISTS Berthe and Jennie Beckley
/ were in our midst Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Houck and Miss Linnie
Seyster were the guests Of Mr.. and
MIS-. Carpenter Sunday.
MIS-. Annie Beckley, who was visit
ing near your city, has returned
home.
Rev. Portch preached an able ser.
mon 10 a large congregation on Sun.
da, night.
Mr.. G. p. Barnes, of Martinsburg,
spent Sunday with his parents.
Sabbath School at Marlnwe to-mor.
row SUNDAY al p. M, at Harn.o.
ny, $3.50.
Apr. 10. X. A. N.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-04-23
Berkeley Springs, News.

James S. Bechtul, teacher of the
Lement school, was killed on the B.
e. o. at the depot at Uniortown, Pa !,
last week.
James S. Bechtol was born in Nor
gan county, w. Va, some sixty years
ago and lived there most of his life.
While yet lad he was Injured in a
runaway and had to have his right
leg amputated above the knee.
Miss Sophia Dyche, of Orleans X
Road, has been spending several days
in town. as the guest of Miss Chaffie
Ziler. She left on Tuesday for Mar
tiisburg. where she will spend sever
al weeks.-Moryan Republican
Crows are dying in Frederick Co. from
some disease, presumably the grip
they become weak and unable to fly,
and lie in a few hours. In some 10.
calities hundreds may he seen dead
and in very weakened condition.
There has been some talk of rem0v-
ing the SinoutZ murder trail from JEFF
t'ersun county to Morgan.
Judge Jas. ID Armstrong, of the
18th Judicial District, has resigned.
The 18th District is composed of the
counties of Pendleton, Grant, Hardy,
Mineral and Hampshire.
The gold and coal excitement al
Cherry Run has about died out. Cause,
No coal and less guld-Neacs.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-04-23
M0LER'S AVENUE.

Spring must be here, although we
have been slow in couprehending it.
An evidence we saw this morning
was one of our young men max
ing love over the garden gate. The
reasons he did not 60 inside were
strong,-the dog was not dead aud
father objected but the faIr-haired
damsel heard the tender wOIds-ju-t
the same though whispered softly ov.
er the garden gate.
This is one evidence of spring foi
Tennyson said,-
In the spring livelier iris,
Changes On the Furnished dove;
In the spring young mans fancy,
Lightly turns to thoughts of love.
Yes-now we know it is spring.
Mr.. ". Smith and his hest girl call
ed on Mr.. M. s. Tabler Saturday ev.
ening.
Our artist had bad luck with some
of his picture taken near SnoketOwn
some of the pictures though perfect
were rejected for some trifle. Others
had to be taken over. LOT.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-04-23
Cedar Grove News.

Farmer are busy with their spring
work.
Fruit in this vicinity, so far as
known, is not damaged any yet.
Wheat is improving and the indi.
cations are for a good crop.
Mr.. Sam'l Ditto and Miss Annie
Houck were visiting friends in Mary.
land Sunday.
Mr.. S. John Williamson and wife
spent Saturday and Sunday with
friends in Pennsylvania.
Cedar Grove school closed Tuesday
Apr. IL. 1t is the first in the dis
trict to close. The average attend.
ance for the term was Is.
Our literary society closed the same
evening as the school. The question
for discussion the last evening was,
Resolved, That there is mort. pleasure
in pursuits than pUssession.
Rev. j. Portch has returned from
conference with glowing account of
the same. Rev. Purtch preached al
Harmony Sunday morning. at Little
Georgetown in the afternoon, and at
Broad Lane at night. Preaching at
these places every two weeks.
Mrs. =. A. Fetternff, who spent sew.
eral weeks, visiting her parents in
this viciuage, returned net long since
to her home on the sunny banks ui
the winding Susquehanna.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-04-23
SMOKETOWN NEWS.

Farmers around are very busy plow-
ing.
Wheat looks promising around this
section.
Mr.. Ottey, very aged and good
man, died near Swan Pond.
A terrible fire occurred here Wed
pesday night. The family of Mrs. L.
Ethi-on had retired for the night, ex-
cept Mrs. Woods; when she entered
the room of her niece, Miss Fannie
Hopper, it reused the later who look
ed out of the window and discovered
a strange light and called attention to
it. What was their establishment and
hnrrnr. when they found that the
strange light proceeded from the roof
of their own home. which was already
wrapt in flames. Mrs. Wood was so
terrified that she could scarcely move
for a few seconds, only then catching
the form of her niece whom she had
just nur>ed and fairly snaichpd from
the brink of the grave; over whom
she had watched with a devotion deep
as a mothers, she hurried from the
chamber, thus a second time fairly
rescuiug her from death. Then rush
ing hack she reused the other mem
beers of the family. Mr.. John Welrh
was the first one who heard the call
for help and came promptly and help.
Ell save few things from the lower
rooms. The grateSt sympathy was
aroused as soon as the neighbors
around heard of the narrow escape
The family had from a fiery death,
one We'd with another in acts of kind.
ness towards them. We hope the loss
will be made up for the now impover-
i>hed family by those who have
enough and to spare.
Smukptown School Entertainment
will take place, no preventing provi.
dence, on Saturday, 80, at 2 O'Clock p.
m. instead of the date mentioned last
week.
Miss Katie Whitson and Miss Jen-
ME Harrison visited Smoketown Sun.
day. This trip was a rare pleasure :;
when they breathed the pure air and
saw "grace and beauty everywhere
bursting into life" They could not
keep back the sentiment and both
said, " There is no place like the beau
tiful country" We slipped behind
them and whispered There are no
handsome young gentlemen more
worthy of a lady's favor than the
ones who live in Smoketown."
That is an added CHARM" both ven.
tured to say.
Monday 18th. Mrs. Murphy Tab
Ter was able to leave her room and
partake of the feast spread for herself
aud guests, Mrs. Whitson, from Mar
tinsburg, and Cornan Tahler and
daughter Lille for the first time in
IA long series of weeks has she been
able To do this; we hope she will soon
BIZ entirely well.
Better be an old man's darling
than a young mans slave" is the
sentiment Ofa lovely, tall and grace
full black-eyed girl who attends our
school, says HONEST JOHN.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-04-23
Try a Bar De Glycerine Soap, on
ten cents. at
GILBERTS DRUG STORE.

BARN Observation-Disclosures
large barn, situated about mile ant
"a half west of Stephens City, thu
county, was Destroyed by fire, togeih,
with its contents, about noon on Mon
day last. FOLr hundred barrels ofcorr
a lot of wheat, farming implement.
etc, were destroyed, and four hes,
of horses were burned tn death. W.
understand thatthe loss is about 50, 0m
TN which there is no insurance
Whether the fire was the work of NJ
incendiary or accidental, we have nu
learned.
Joseph B. Holt died, aged % year.
2months and II days. He had former
~ lived in this county, and for SON..
time was clerk for j. Winton Holt
In March of last year he went L.
stanton ito visit friends. From
there he went TO his fathers, Rev. J
NJ. Holt, Crabbottom, Highland coun
ty. and where he died ofthat dreaded
disease consumption, contracted NOR,
than year ago from la grippe. HI.
request was to be buried by the sids
of his mother and loved ones at Pleas
ant Valley this county, which wa.
done by the heroic efforts of his
brother Street, who with the under
taker came through binding SNOW
storms and over four mountain
through almost impossible roads, hay-
ing started Friday last at midnight
aud arriving at Staunfon Saturda,
night at ii p. m, reaching this city
Monday. The body was taken direct
to Pleasant Valley for interment.-
Winchester Leader.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-04-23
MARRIAGES.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. Vim. III.
Chapman, Mr.. Eliza w. Thomas. of
Preston county, W. Va, to Mrs. Mar.
garet l. Ziler, of Mrrtinsburg.
April 10Th, by Rev. WIN. Gerhardt.
D. D., Mr.. Commodore Barney Ia
Miss Mary A. Stanley, both of Berke
ley Co.
In the Catholic Church at Winches.
ter, April 10, Mr.. Welsh, of Harrison
burg, to Miss Mamie Connors. OF Win.
chester.
April 18th. Mr.. C. II. Butler, to
Miss Alice V. Guy, both of Berkeley
County.
Mr.. E. P. II. Harrison was married
10 Miss Carrie Webster, at the hume
of the bride in Belair, Hartford Co.,
Md, Tuesday.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-04-23
TomahaWk News.

Mr.. Jas. IL. Kitchen is quite sick
at present.
Mr.. d. n. KEGS and wife, of Jones'
Springs, were the guests of Mr.. Jas.
f. Murphy on Sunday.
MIR. Samuel Bertram returned from
Rockingham Co., Va, last week.
Mrs. Hedges. of Jones Spring, was
visiting the family of l. w. Wood,
Sunday.
We are glad to note that Mrs, Grant
Murphy is recovering.
What has become of our Jones'
Spring correspondent IS En-? Wake
up, Brother.
Several from this place were attend
ing the entertainment at HedgesvilIe
on Sabbath evening, aud reported a
good time.
Mr.. John w. Turner and wife were
visiting at Johnsuntown Sunday.
April 10. INIGo.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-04-23
ShepherdstoWn News.

Just Ms we went to press on Thurs
day news came that the dwelling
house of Mrs. Etchinson, about five
miles west of town. had been COM
pletely destroyed by fire
Over five hundred panes of glass
have been broken out of the windows
of the manufacturing shops in Inns
place since work has stopped. One
boy had over a hundred to his credit.
James Porter, colored youth OF
Shepherd,town, had a brown pigeon
for pet. He sold ii not long since,
and it was shipped with number OF
others to Baltimore. A week later
the pigeon was home again, aud the
only tenable supppsition is that il rs.
capped in that city and flew back
home.
Mr.. b. G. Washington has resigned
his position as e neral manager of thu
Charlestown Mining, Manufacturing
and Improvement Company.
1t might be well for our farmers t.
quit raising wheat and go to raising
little onions. Wheat is only So rent-
bushel, while seed onions are selling
at S6.40 bushel.
There was an interesting and exclt.
ing episode at the Potomac Cement
Works below Shepherd,ton on Tue-.
day. Five colored men who we're in
scow got little too close to the
dam near one of the big breaks and
the swift current carried them ovt r.
All escaped with their lives.
The RAILROAD IS ALWAYS ON
ToP.-There have been some inter
esting incidents at Shenandoah June
ton this week growing out of a figh,
between the Norfolk & Western Rail
road and Mr.. James w. McGarry
The company had been filling in witt
dirt the long trestle there, and one o
the effects of so doing il the closing q
road on the property of Mr.. McGar
ry, to which Mr.. McGarry quite nat
urally objected. The company wen
right on, though, filling up ON either
side of the disputed point first. Mr..
McGarry demanded that work ht
stopped, and Tuesday his request wa,
complied with and he shoveled some
of the dirt away.
Then the railroad people withdrew
their forces, stopped work at tn,
stone-crusher at Shepherd>town, ant
assembled all hands at the big steam
scoop on the other side of the river
BY ten O'Clock Tuesday night they
had forty carloads of earth ready t,
move, and two locomotives quietl,
hauled them out to the Junction. Tn,
men slung dirt As they never slung i
before, aud when da, light came Wed
Desday morning the big hole had beer
filed up level with the track. TIT
company was safe from Injunction
Mr.. McGarry WAS baffied, and anoihe
illustration was given of the fact tina
the railroads generally control tn,
earth.-RegiSter.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-04-23
TOWN NEWS.

Special Session of County Court
Monday, 25th.
Mrs. Mary Snyder is sick at hel
sons on Queen St.
Mr.. Geo Kastle is building new
house on r ,leigh st.
The Republican Mass Convention
in Court House to-day at O'Clock.
The house of John Carroll, at Car
rolls CRUISING, was burned early Sat
urday morning. Insured.
Mr.. F. Spillnan has rented the
Grove corner, lately occupied by the
Star Grocery.
Walter Crowl, of this place, wa
badly cut by cuIored man at Bruins.
wick, Monday.
Mr.. Webster Buhrman, of Van
clevesville, is now furnishing fine milk
to his customers in Martinsburg.
A very fine monument has been
erected over the grave of the late w.
w. Crump, by his widow. Some of
the sculpture wark,-a life-size angel
was done in Italy.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-04-23
Hedsesville News.

HedsesviIle News.
DR.. J. A. Cox is the guest of Mis-
Eallle Henshew.
Mrs. Trip Payne and son are spend
ing few days in Baltimore.
Mr.. Edward Quinn, of Washing
ton, spent Sunday with his father il.
our village.
Rev. H. A. Gaver will preach IN
the NJ. f. Church, South, Sunda,
(April "a, ut IL O'Clock.
The Easter services which we've held
in the Mt, Zion Episcopal Church and
the NJ. f. Church on Sunday wer.
largely attended.
Mr.. P. T. Keesecker, County Su.
perinten,lent, held the examination,
in HedgesviIe; it was well attended
and pupils did we'll.
Mrs. Annie Lingamfelter is on tn,
sick list hope she may soon lie better
Mr.. Trip Payne is adding greatly IA
the appearance of his residence by
painting.
Mrs. S. GrabiIl has returned hom,
from visiting friends in Frederick.
Rev. S. M. Engle has returned
from Presbytery.
Miss Ora Weaver is visiting friend.
in Washington,
Mr.. Jacob Chapman is drumming
for tobacco house in Virginia.
April 20. JIM.
DR.. j. A. Cox is visiting friends IL
this place.
Rev. G. NJ Yost, of the first NJ. f
Church, preached an excellent sermon
lat Sunday morning to large con
gregation, at which time there were
10 persons taken in the church.
Mrs. Trip Payne and son left to-day
for Baltimore, where the latter will
have his foot Strengthened.
Mr.. Chas. Myers, son of Mr.. A. II
Myers, WAS married in Cumberland
this week to Miss Maggie Mathews
of that place.
Mrs. John Perrell, who has beer
quite poorly, is something better II
this writing.
Rev. Gaver, the newly appointed
pastor of the Nj. E. Church, Suuth
will preach in this place Sunday.
OLIVE.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-04-23
COUNTY NEW.
Bunker Hill News.

! The village is well represented in
the jury box this court.
Prof. j. Dean Zeilor left for his
nome at Cross Junction, Va, on Fri
day last.
We note with regret the illness Of
Mr.. M. L. Payne.
Mrs. A. l.. Ridgeway left for visit
to Ohio last week.
The Mite Society of the NJ. E
''hurch met on Saturday night last At
me residence of the Misses Clenden
ing.
Miss George Pitzer spent Sunday
in Martinsburg.
Miss Carrie Clendening and Mr.
Rnbt. Gold spent Sunday in Clarke
EU., Va.
Miss Vallie Rinker, of Clarke Co..
spent few days in the neighborhooi
last week.
Our assessor. Mr.. J. d. Gordon, wa
III the town Monday sizing up it,
wealth.
MIR. Hunter Clendening, who ha>
teen attending school in Washington.
the past winter, returned to his home
last week.
Will the Board of Education please
tuform US whether the public school
ward is intended for a play ground or
II stock yard.
Candidates are booming up; To the
unsuccessful l say, if you do not get
IT, don't get angry.
The Bunker Hill school taught by
Nr j. Dean Zrilor closed its session
April 18Th, with an enrolment foi
'he term a- follows, 10 boys and %
girls. The marks in B spelling elias,
for perfect lessons which means
lesson in which the pupil did not miss
4 word were in favor of the following
four. Hattie Stuckey 20. Clara Conner
IG, Lucy Lamnn Is, and Edgar La
fever IA, these being the greatest Nos.
in the class for the month last taught
Anna Henson, Bess Stuckey, and Ole
Tyson graduated in the public school
Nr. ZeIlor deserves a great deal of
credit in bringing our school up to the
present standard, and | think the
trustees would do well and could do
no better than to secure his service,
for the next term. Don.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-04-23
VancleveSViIle News
lNIGO.

Mr.. HenIy Wilhelm and family
visited his father Sunday at Swan
Pond.
Mr.. John Lands visited his home
at Bedington Sunday.
Miss Maggie Turner Is visiting
friends at Cross Roads.
Miss Jennie Bricker is among the
sick hope she will soon recover.
David U. G. Shaw visited his home
AT North Mountain Sunday.
Robert Smith, of Brunswick, visited
his grandfather at Cross Roads Friday
CAP.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-04-23
PERSONAL NENTION.

Mr., Nm. A. Griffith, formerly Of
this county, but now of Sioux Falls,
South Dakota, was married in that
place March 90, 1892, to Miss Alice q.
Spencer.
Mr.. Chas. Philips. of Washington,
is visiting his parents on Burke st.
Miss Irma Cost, of LoveitSville,
Va. is visiting Mrs. Howard Keedy
On w. Race st.
Mrs. Catharine Foy, of Martins
burg. is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Walter Boward, on Charles street
Mrs. Foy is confined to the hJu>'
with rheumatism Hdgerst0ica Mau
Mrs. Margaret Dorm, of E. Burk.
ST., is visiting her sitter, Mrs. Moore,
'lear ClearprIug, Md.
Mr.. Joseph Legg and daughter, OF
B fillmore, were called 10 our city hl
the illness of his sister, Mrs. Mary A
p. Snyder, of Queen st.
Mrs Emily c. Feigley and children
uf lIagerstJwn, spent the week il
our city, returning home to day.
Mr.. Schloterheck and son, of Hag-
"rst"wn, were the guests IF his sis.
ter, Mrs. Albert Quenzel, OH Tuesday
Mrs. Clark, of Falling Water.
-pent Monday with the family of Mr.
". 5. Snyder. H.
Misses Jennie and Kate Hill, VIII.
have been visiting the ho-pitahlp re-
dence of Mr.. Thomas Kearns, oil
King ST., and other friends, have RI
turned to their home in jefferson
much pleased With their visit.
Mr.. Francis Miller who has been
visiting III California for several
years has returned home.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-04-23
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.

In as much as it has pleased God in His wise
providence to remove by accident from time
to eternity our Bro. and Friend. James Ii
buck elman. We, the United Brethren sunday
School. of Martinsburg. do resolve.
list. That we submit To the will of God trust
ing thai our loss is his eternal gain
ID That we are in lenderest sympathy with
the b-reaved family and friends
Sd. That copy of the resolutions he sent to
the city papers for publication and copy oil
the same be sent to the family and q copy be
kept by the School.
A. 5. tfARRFTTE,
PHILIP kIMEL, Committee.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-04-23

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chances and opportunities are pre-
scented that might otherwise entirely
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B. F. JOHNSON & Co.. Richmond, Va,
have an advertisement in this pa
per that will prove of especial inter
est anti value to Il large number of peo-
pie hereabout. Write to them for
further particulars.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-04-23
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