Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-07-30

ensuing year we eNpect u SUN lufther improve
ment in the general progress and condition of
our school this year. Respectfully subm.tte
j " RoBERTs,
w. II. WHEN
j. III. SAYLES,
Finance Committee.
Mrs. Ed. Hobbs, of Baltic, is
visiting her father-in-law on
Martin st.
Miss Daisy NJ. Mason, of Silver
Springs, Md, is visiting her aunt,
Mrs. j H. Hobbs.
Mr.. VIM. Neff, of Cumberland.
is the guest of Mr. Marstella, on
E. Burke St.
Misses Stella Marstella and
Bertha Eversole returned home
Wednesday afterspending very
pleasant time in Chambersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole, Miss Cole
and Master Charles, of Keep
Tryst, Md, and Miss Sallie Foo
ney, of Elkridge, Md, spent Fri
day with the family of Mr.. j.
Marstella.
Mrs. Geo. II. Helferstay has
returned from Baltimore, accom-
panied by her nephew, Willie
Walter.
Rev. E. C. Galliher and fami
ly of Hagerst0wn, en- route for
Hancock, stopped over few
days with his parents on Race
st.
Mrs. James Darby, of Clifton
Forge, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Grafton Darby on Race st.
Mrs, VIM. Sandman, of Maple
Ave, is visiting relatives in Hag-
erstown.
Mr.. Gorseuch, of Baltic, spent
Thursday last with the family of
Mr.. j. II. Hobbs on Martin st.
Mrs. Doctor Henkel and son,
Master Carroll, are spending
some time with friends in Rom
ney and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kriser, of
Washington, are the guests of
Mrs. Lydia Whitson on Maple
Ave.
Misses Mamie Hartman and
Lizzie. Wallace, of Philadelphia,
are the guests of Mrs. Vanhorn
cor. Charles and Burke st.
Miss Flossie Smith, of N. Queen
ST., Is visiting relatives in Green
castle.
Mrs. Louisa Rogers, of Baltic, !
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Da-
RUS Darby on Race st.
Mrs. Everheart Dean and chill
dren, of w. Martin St, are
spending the summer with friends
at Orleans x Roads.
Miss Estella Thompson. of Col
lege St, who has been visiting
friends in Cumberland for the
past three weeks, has returned
home accompanied by Miss Nora
Cook.
The Misses Mayfeld, of George
town, D. c., who have been Wis
iting at the LIST NJ. E. Parsonage,
will return home to-day. H.
TWELVE DAYS AT THE SEASHoRE. The
third popular excursion via the Baltimore x
ohio K. X. TO Atlantic City nom Pittsburg,
Wheeling, Purkersburg, and all informed late
stations to Washington Junction. Md, is an
nounced for Thursday, August ilth. Those
who have not yet awaited themselves of the
superior train service and low rates offered for
a trip to the seashore should not neglect THU
opportunity. A large degree of pleasure is OBJ
famed IN these iRunts To the seaside over the
Baltimore Il Ohio by views of the country en-
route, than which there is none more pictures.
que or richer in historical Interest in America.
Tickets VIII be valid fer return journey for
twelve days from day Of sale. also to stop off at
Philadelphia for the night of August I'll. and
VIII he good on all regular trains. ON return
journey they will he good to stop oil at WASH
lngton, thus ahording an opportunity TO visit
the numerous public buildings which are omen
down The Potomac to MI. Vernon, the tomb Of
Washington. as wsil as to visit other places of
interest in and near Washington. For rates
and time of trains consult appended table:
Cumberland...,..743 $50 l2iO m l2.l5 a m S! so
Hancock ..........9G2 HE 200 p IN 40 Il IN $50
Martnsbufg -...9il II SO 2. Is p IN 2.i4 a IN 6 80
shenandoah Jc 1904 l2.iS p m $50
Harpers Ferry 1915 l2.Sj IS $40 I'm $50
washington Jc-lO, a Il. 50 3.i3 355 IN $50
COTrespondingly low rates from other sta
lions. For additional trains from Pitlsburg
and Cumberland, see time tanle published
elsewhere in this paper. Pullman cars on all
trains. For more detailed information apply
to nearest Is. & o. ticket agent.
Mrs. Daniel Sloan had a mar
row escape from fire while start
ing the fire with coal oil Monday
evening,
Mr.. Walter j. Lambert has in
use a National Cash Register, the
first in this place.