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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-01-09
North Mountain News.

Plenty "f snow thi, morning.
John Paints, of Ohio, is here on a
visit.
John Blamor, of Harrisburg, was
here un visit this week.
Mr.. Thomas Morrow, of Bunker
Iliil, wa, visiting al This place thi>
week.
George EichelbPrger and Rand, lph
Carr are on the sick list; hope they
may soon recover.
Mrs. Daniel Olinger was called to
Harrisburg this week by the ilIness of
her son.
Charles Barnes and family, who
have hren visiting hi, falhpr-in-laW at
TatileI's Station, returned hume on
Monday, accompanied by his sioter-in-
law. Miss Daisy Beard.
Miss Annie Boyd, of Winchester, is
visiting her Uncle, Mr.. John Boy u, of
this place.
Mr.. Harry Clipp, of Jefferson, who
has been visiting Mr.. George Rhina-
man, returned huInt Saturday.
Mr. John Nnrringtun, who has been
sick for some time, | am glad To say
is al,le To walk around now.
Our place is still bUming. Mr..
he kteeeCkrr has bought lut here
and la, commenced the foundation
and " i'll build his hnu,e right away II
the weather permits. lie is fInnl
Pnt-hui. and first class man. We
wish for -niup more like him to come
aud bus luts AMI build.
Mrs. Daniel Kteserker is sick al
thi, writing, hut We hope ehe may
sIun rtrtINer.
Mr.. John Myers, Of your city, wa.
at This place this week.
jan. &. CROW.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-01-09

MARRIED, Dec. 2Sth. I89l.-At the
VI. E. Parsonage. in Martinsburg, by
Rev. Vim. FL. Chapman, Mr.. Chas. J
Kitchen, son of Mr.. j. @. Kitchen, tn
Miss Amanda V. KEGS, daughter OF
ID. n. KEGS, all Of Jones Spring, this
county. After the marriage ceremony
the happy couple returned to the resi-
dence IF the brides parents at Jones
Spring, where bouuiIfui supper was
prepared for the invited guests, after
whirh the bride reeeived number OF
nice presents. On the following day
Mr.. Kitchen. father OF the grOoni,
gave reception. Quite number oi
friends and relatives were present.
annnlg the number were Hon. b. NJ
Kitchen and wife. Joseph Gano and
wife, Mrs. Sarah Kees, grand parent.
Of the bride and groom. all Of whom
we're seated around large tuble load
ed down with the gos,d things of lite
in which all did justice and had a gen
rral g'ant time. X.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-01-09

HAPPILY CoNsUMMATED.- Minor
Gra>on llearr and Ella Frances Har
Inisou were married last "Wednesday
evening hy Rev. Muffait nf the Pres
10. terrain Church. The marriage Was
II hurried one a. there was an angry
brother after the couple, who was up
posed To the marriage of the parties
before the deed WAS done. but who at'-
forwards became reconcIled. The
bride is from Berkeley Springs and is
twenty years of age, and very pretty.
The groom hail from Washington. il
a big fellow twenty three years Of age.
the proprietor of Il livery stable in the
"City Of magnificent distances. T"
Both parties were well connected aud
the brides family are ps'ssrsseti of n
gnod i'it of the worlds goods Gum.
6ertdhd NJ tcs.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Bunker Hill News.

Write it 90
On the SHOW!
Remember the poor.
/ Don't hieak your resolutions.
Will l.anun has heen IN the noun.
tain> On still hunt.
The man " ho gave his hest girl 4
twenty five cent pair ufglore- g"I left
The scht,al AT his plare taught hy
ID. Zller opened Monday With Il
youd Attendance.
/ Cha. Lands j. thinking of taking Il
course In medicine nj an early day.
Miss Nenip Stuckey after length,
siaS III Pnl-burg has returned To Ter
Hume.
4 magic lantern pxhi.,irion in VI. f
Church Ia night, Sat. Where il yuui
quarter:
The remains of Mrs. Crum Nc
Donald Va ere buried in the grave Iar,i
at this piare Oh "Wednesday of iasi
week.
Where il nur sealpr of weights and
measures. Short weights and long
measures are getting la be the order III
h- day.
OR physician, DIR. Geo. w. Swim
ley. Is kept busy attending t. The
measles and the grip.
MIR. Henry PItzrr and wife. Of Pitts
burg. >ln-ht Iru days la>I week " h
The faulty uf Cha-. StWkey.
Many Il person now honored and e~
te med III he world dates his prugr. -
~ and from the niuipent "a hen liz
received from >,iine hnnottd lII,- n
wuid of rh,ouragtnItii,u ar discovered
hy chance that he MAS not Inferior I"
his tr'nmrades despite appearances I"
the contrary. GEORGE.
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Hedsesville News.
Roy.

MIR. John l}aipuan and mother,
spent few days with friends in this
place.
Rev. A. Z Spillman, of Berkeley
Springs, is spending II few days with
his aunt, MR.. f. Cutler.
Rev. G. NJ. Y"st is spending week
with friends in Rri-teitoWn, Md.
Mr.. Edgar Quinn has returned ia
Washington after spending week al
his hume.
There will he preaching in the II
NJ. E Churrh Sunday morning 10y
Rev. s. s. Wilson, nj which time the
sacrament of The Lords Supper will
lie administered.
There have been quite number
suffering from the grip for the past
couple weeks.
The Christmas entertainments held
last week Ivy the Episcopal aud ii
NJ. E Church passed of nicely /; the
singing by the chuirs was appropriate
To the occasion and exceedingly fine.
OLIVE.
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Frnm the Winchester Lender

MIR. b. g. Tahler of Martinsburg.
aae the guest Uf Mr.. jos. Davis, al
Galhe>buru.
Mr.. A. B. Rnthgeb, of near Stephens
city, sold hog utI tuesday that tilted
he beam IL 100 pounds. gross. The
n"g will weigh about 700 pounds, mel.
Miss P-rcie Kilner. of Martinshurg,
l. visiting the Misses Purcell, of AI,-
plepie Ridge. Miss *. is ii very pleas
nj and handsome representative of
ner srcliun. aud we are suIe she will
'rj"S her visit. Nothing but the grip
nd ii ~, ere attack nf that, could PIE
,ent any one from 81 j,> ing a visit III
Hr. Purcell's delightful home and
family.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-01-09

A MOONsHINER IN THE TOLLS
The lie Of d deputy internal revenue
collector Is uut all sunshine and roses.
He carries his life in the palm of his
fIaild aud at the di> n,-al of every
:" nIu,ii>hIiler who chances To have
Il grudge against hun. In the course
ui their dulle, they ate often siiui
duwn fru,n ambush and many Tunes
compelled lu baltic for their liveS, all
that Uucle Sam may not be rhraied
out I'll his j.I,t dues aud .,ffrnier, oi
this class i.e brought To Justice. On
Saturday last Deputy Collector S l..
Baker. ul Beverly, w. Va, MAS Ia
inio city a,d hal With him relic
from hitlti, IA sui That tie, III com
pany Nth L. q Puwnall. collector Ia
R.'niies. aud Deputy Marshal Laniui,
from Berkeley destroyed aid i'm
prlsuiied the proprlelur.
Some time ago young man from
RunIuey while out hunting in the
neig hiurhoud of Wardeilsville ran
acr.,>> The still hirh Was oW he'd hy
Ben AMI Charles Webster. His curl
n-ity got the better of him and he
"u,rtd" around until the sharp crack
# ii rifle and "A g.rni sized bullet hole
IN the lapel of his coal warned him t'i
the tact that he WAS not alone. He
heal tracks and returned To Rnnnrl
and gave information To Collector
Pownall, Who. suHnuoning Baker.
l.aInon and II pa,->e of men, started il
-rarrh of Iht, still.
IL wa> situated about fifty miles iron,
~ I... "A
county, Ia an extremely Wild p"rtioii
IT the county. The still .huuse " H. in
u laurel thlcktt and almost inaccessible
the men Travelled inr two DAYS and
nights without sleep and very little e.
-at, walking from WaItiehsville Ia tn.
inIue of the uioon>hiHpr, Il distance al
light miles. They arrived at the
place, al iwoo'ciuck New Years morn
,ng aud proceeded Ia business. The
-Iill-huu>e Was investigated and n
mash If corn and bran MAS tuuI;tl
there. alinn>t ready 10 di>tIll. Tn.
nnnse ar ral'in in which the NOM
-hiiter lived WAS sotne distance from,
the still. The men " ent Ia the house
aud after soine difficulty captured
nIm. They then went To the still and
destroy ed 1t. The prisoner gave hi
name a- Brnj. 5. " et'srer, and con
i..>sed he had been making iliicii
~hi>kpy aud WAS willing To turn
States evidence. Webster was takei,
&" Jail al Runney and Ia day will pass
hrnugh Cumberland on his way IT,
i'aIker>burg, W. Va, il charge al
deputy P'wuall.
The officers left Wehster's wife and
four children in the cahin. They were
veil provided with provisions and
-..eined contehted. Mr.. Pnwhall " hil-
passing through that country short
- nile ago had thee shots fired at him.
One inbt,l,ied itself in the spoke of
mis- buggy wheel aud the other two
AhIsiltd 10y in rl,r>e proximity to hi
n-ad.- Cum6e, lind Ne,rs, Jun 4.
Mar-hal Lamon took the prisoner
To Parkersburg.
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TomahaWk News.

MISSES Annie aud FlurenrP Jack, al
Falling Matters. paid II fl, ing visit t.
friend here last week.
Mr.. Peter redrick has returned
from Your city.
Miss Amanda White is recovering
from all nitark of fever.
Miss Mamie Harrison, of Hedges.
willie, was Visiting here last week.
Begin the New Year by making
good resolutions.
Mr.. John w. Turner and wife re.
turned home Sunday.
J. &. send in the news.
The lvcpum was organized at this
place SATURDAY. night with Lewis
R"ney Pres. and G. W. Hess secre-
tarJ.
Rev. W. II. Clary " i'll preach heie
Saturday night.
Miss Jn-pphene Turner made US IA
Il, ing visit.
Jan. 1, '92. Roy.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-01-09

John Adam Becker departed this life
December 26, 1891, after brief illness
MIR. Becker was burn in Wichmaus.
hnusen, Hesse Castle, Germany, April
III, 1888. Herame to Mariinshurg June
y. 1853. since which time he had lived
mere, worthy and honored citizen,
For many years he Was in theemploy
If the b. & o II. r. Co. in their shops
here, faithful aud efficient workman
In his death the wife and children
meet with sore bereavement indeed
for he WAS man true to his own. His
death is loss to the community, and
many will miss his neighborly acts
Gnd rest his spirit in blessed hope. IL
the faith of the saints he lived, and 81
he died. God comfort the sorrOwinp
ONES, bless and keep theui.-RgorDieO
Church TisitOr.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-01-09

n EDDING AT SHANGHAI -Rrv
Clary married Mr. David J. Worrtil,
Of Ohio, and Mrs. Mary +. Kitchen.
at the brides home nj Shanghai. Dee
23d. There WAS large gathering of
invited friends. The dinner that fol
lowed MAS grand affair. The
presents were many aud valuable.
The attendants were Mr.. JAS. Gain
and Miss Kate Robinson. Mr.. Howard
Tahlpr and Miss Ella Robinson. THE
HERALD extends best wishes AMI
Recognizes in the happy bride II FORM
or friend aud correspondent.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-01-09
MARRIAGES.

Jan. LIST, in Washington, MIR. Gler
D.Gardner, of this place, TO Miss q. P
Humphrey, of that city.
Dec. 81, at Darkesyille, by Elder G
w. Broker. ). b. Turner aud Mrs
Mamie VI. Bricker.
Mr.. Geo. S. Moore, of Pa. ant
Miss Laura j. Oirison, of Frederick
Co., MIDI, were married at Knck.
Springs, Wei. Jan. 8. They will re-
side in thi, city.
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Bedington News.
OLIVE.

A few sleighs passed through our
village Wednesday.
Miss Ida Merchant of EancleveS-
vile, spent few days in our village
last week.
Mis-, Laura Faulkner, of Williams
p mt, spent the Holidays with The
Misses Ardinger aud Returned home
Tuesday.
There is great deal of sickness in
thi, vicinity Among the sick Is Mrs.
Eliza Light, vino is suffering from ID
severe attack of the Grippe"
We notice that DR.. Davis is able to
be uul again after 4 confinement oi
nearly two weeks.
Mr.. Wesley Welshsnce will move
his >aw-inill into MIR. NJ. MARSHALL.
wW,d- next week. Mr.. Marshall has
fine lot Of timber which will make
AN excellent quality of Lumber.
Some of our young tulks VITO haHt
heei. in the habit uf attending enter
tainnPnts veutured Ia une at Mar
WINS Chapel on Dec. 18th, an,l iron
what we hear they must have hat
quite a lively time some of them ex
pressed themselves rs heiug plea>et
with the trip while Others looks salt
1--WE DON'T want To ga there again
| would All wise them when they TAXI
another such trip Ia take few extri
>inglpireps and a lantern with then
and thus AZ Gid much trnuhle.
Married, at the hume of the bride
parents, near this place, Tuesday
Jan. 5th. Mr.. w. Hill Small tn Mis-
Cora ID. Riner. MAY they have
peaceful aud prosperous jnurne.
through life. NED Todd.
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CONTENTION CURED.

An old physician. retired from practice, hav-
ing had placed in his hands by an East india
missionary the formula OF a simple v. getsble
remedy for the speedy and permanent cure OF
Consumption. bronchitis. Catarrh, Asthma
and all throat and Lung Alice ions. also pos
tive AID radical cure for Nervous Debility
and all Nervous Complaints. after having
tested Its wonderful curative powers in
thousands of eases. has felt u hisduty TO max g
IL known 10 his suffering fellows. ActuAted
ny this motive and a desire TO relieve human
suffering, Will send free Of charge. 10 allwho
desire IL. This recipe. In German, French or
English, with full directions for preparing and
using. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp
naming this paper. W. A. Nof Es, $40 P0tOer's
BLOCK. Rochester. N. Y.
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DEATHS.

Jan. 5, Mrs. Lizzie johnson of BeIk
-lry Springs, leaving husband and
two children.
Mrs. Catharine Cushwa, died Dec.
81, aged 76 years. She became q
netut,er of 'ru<carnra Church in 1888.
" hen Rev. l.. F. Wilson was pastor.
Jan. Sd, on East Burke 81. Mrs.
Ella Lafkins, aged 65. an Aunt OF
WIS. Juhn Mar>ielIa and of Mr.. james
Larkins. Funeral from ST. Joseph's
Church.
In Frederick, Jan. 4. Mrs. ('atharine
Leitlp, aged 50. Irterment in the Cath
ollie Cemetery AT Harppr's Ferry.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-01-09

Staunch ships strike and founder. the fierce
winds and mountainous waves swept MOTH.
mariners hearts OF oak . to shipwreck anu
I" death, yet that does not prevent the luh-
berliest landsman from risking his life on The
stormy Atlantic in the role OF tourist or COM
nercial traveller. But II he shall reach hi,
destination safely he win scarcely have es-
capped some OF the qualms Of sea sickness. un-
less he takes with him HosieIter's stomach
Bitters. that inimitable specific for nausea
bad water on long trips are a threat TO the
wager. bui this may be deprived In great
nrasure OF lis disordering effects upon thu
stomach. towels and liver by the Biiters.
AsHiust the prejudiciHl effects of malaria. bad
diet. fatigue aud exposure II IL also E ffieacious
IL averis, moreover, rheumatism aud kidney
complaints. Don't travel IN or land W it'll
out 1,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-01-09

GET IT.-The January American
Agricolttirist il the Semi Centennial
number. and il a rich treat for farmers.
As it gives the origin and history OF
farming in gene ral, farming nipple.
ments. and the breeding and develop
ment of stock, poultry, &c. Send II
cents to Orange Judd Co., so aud 81
Lafayette Place, New York.
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TOWN NEWS.
Court Jan. u.

Cnruil Court Jan. -.
electricity.
A good business opening is .fffred
by The. s,,I,. of The KllneF lIarela art
Store. Sue advertisement.
Negotiations " ith the Pi enix Lick
Co are still pending. Surne l'u>tun
shoe men are also luoking for II loca
ton.
The first >nnw uf any depth f,ll on
Wednesday to the depth Of t~" ar
thee Inches. The sltighs made
things merry.
The gap >iiIl fingers in our midst
and tnLrh sickness 81 n serious nature
j. the result Daier> are busy aud
d ugpi,t, smile cohI.lacrhtlS.
There i no doubt that there will be
a scarf ity of huu-e-, this spring relht-
ing 1" renting. Thu speaks well for
the business piu-prrt uf the future.
Snn,. leave, that were intended Ia
remain rlean during 1892, have al
r, adS been di.nguit'l. AI't- how
fraii il human resolutions Try again
and never -aN fail.
Mr., Barney Cu-hwa. for number
of years al We-t,hl, ditri there la>I
week aud MAS hruugh tat hnfIit saturday.
Funeral fIun Mr.. Gru. W. Hawks !;
interueui al Tu-caruIa Sunday.
Mr. r. Il Crane has rented thu. FitZ
Foundry aud organiz,,l cumpan
for the manufacture of agricultural iui-
pleneutS. MIR III. y. Hendricks, II
fir>t-class narhIni-t, j. the suprrin.
tendpnt. The public welcomes thi-
new industry.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-01-09

People viii have themselves largely To
blame II the horrid grip secures q foothold
here this winter. The Board OF Health sound
I'd note of warning few days ago. Physi-
clans all agree hat with proper precautions
the disease may be prevented. Aged and en-
fteblrd persons, III fact any one whose system
Is run down, require a heaithfuI stimuani
lust now. The medical faculty n
unit upon this point. KleIn's " silver Age
and Duquesne /" rye whisKeys which sell re
spectiyeiy at 81 30 aud SI.zo per fnll quart are
The purest and best stimulants known. The
most SIX illed practitioners In the country en-
durse ana prescribe these brands and leading
hospitals use them exclusively. Major Klein
also sells Guckenhelmer, French. Gibson
Uvefholt and Bear Creek at 81 per quart or six
quarts for s.. His establishment IL headquar-
tens for every thing In the liquor line. Goods
expressed everywhere. Send for Cat slogue
mention this paper, 10.
MAX KLEIN,
I & Eadaral AIlQnhs.ny Pa
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-01-09

Deford & Co. have asked for wall
space forty feet square at the Worlds
Fair Exhibition. T n y expect
tn show in ieather products len rough
oak butts and ten sides ,,f Yak slaugh
ter FROM the Luray, Va, Tannery and
twenty sides oak slaughter from the
First National Tannery at Berkeley
Springs.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-01-09

Last Thursday plight Dec 3l~t,)
witnessed one Ut The most e. jnNahlt
entertainments held in our cry for
years. The occasion WAS II Reception
given 10y The young ladies of the +.
+. & Club al the hume Of Miss Fllz
on +. Burke st. The house Wa
beautifully decorated hy the girls
with pNtrgrreuo and eat flowers ~ hich
were very artI-ticdllN arranged. The
pnlht ot attraction, however, for the
numerous callers wa, the dining room
where an elegant supper was served.
The table Was ii thing of beauty "
with it, gltamlng silver aud cut glass,
IL fragrant rn~p-, aud beautifully pnl-
brnidertd ctntrr-piecPS and duIleNs,
all in Whit and gold, (thr club rnl-
o.. " hllr The drlicarit- il held were
a credit la the Cnuking Club. Misses
Wi,nrr, Chapman aud Flick added
largely Ia the tij ymrnt Of the guests
by various vocal selections during the
evening. The young men uf the COW II
aud surrounding counties and even
from upighhoriug cities awaited lhrtn-
selve> of the opportunity tSwatrh the
old year Out in such II delightful way.
The +. +. &. j. To- he congratulated un
it, success for they have convinced
then friends thai they dO know some
is due Misses Faulkner. Fiery,
ROueh and Cul>ton, who had chary G
of the dining rn"in. MISSES Sue StriI,.
ling. BlackW Flick, aud l. Culstou
did most of the Decorating; while the
Receiving party WAS Misses Fnz,
Wi,ner, Chapman and Others. Sew.
eral of the members were absent On
account of sickness.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-01-09
Drunke"Bess ar the Liquor Habits
Positively Cured ny atisnin'ss. ring
Dr. 90 lines tsOisien Specific,

II Is manufactured as a powder, which can
gwen in glass of beer. II cup of coffee or
iet. or in food without the knowledge of the
aient. II is absolute ly harml SIS. and will
'fiect permanent and speedy cure wheat her
he pat eni Is a moderate drfnker oI an aIco-
holic wreck. Ii has hean given In thousands
4 cases. and in FvrrN instance pei feet cure
has fnIiow+d. % never Fails. The system
once impregnatrd wIIh the specific. III becomes
III inter impoSsibility for the liquor appetite
forxist. cures guaranteed,
~ age hook of :,arI enIa"s free. Address
GOLDEN SlPtlFIC CO.. iS5 Race ST.,
Cincinnati. d.
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Ask for Boys Han'i-Made Shoes at
FIERY y SHOE STORE,

VOLTS Celebrated Horse and Cattle
Powders. THIS popular remed, for Pur-
flying the Blood Coughs Distenpers,
Kidney and Bladder Troubles. Heaves,
Suughness of Skin. &C. Ii is also iuval-
liable as Condition Powder for Cows
AMI Hogs. Prepared and sold by
A. NJ. GILBERT. Druggist.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-01-09

KILLED BY A BRIDGE.-M. d.
Hauley, IA brakeman on the b. & o.,
VAS struck by the Little Carapou
bridge while riding un top of box.
car at quarter past ten "Wednesday
night aud killed. He lived ia New.
burg.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-01-09

A. NJ. GILBERT'S Drug Store IL the
place To get pure Drugs. Medicines. Dia.
mond Dyes Fine P-rfumery. DR. Metze
Tooth Brush. Toilet Soaps. Holiday
Goads. Sponges. Cigars. &C., cheaper
than any place in town.
Cor Queen and Race st.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-01-09
Will Sell at Cost.

With view OF moving my store in the
spring | will at once commence selling
at cost tor ST. ict;y rash all my stock OF
Ur, Goods. Boots Sh,es Hats Caps I'm
derw-ar. FIaunels. etc.. reduced for
winter seas, n. This is no humbug but n
rale at cost. D. NJ KILMRR.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-01-09

The rate for clergymen on the B. &
o has aeen re,lured from loa
rate. taking effect from the lst of JAM
uary.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-01-09
Pneklan,s Arniea Salue.

The Best Salve III the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sures. Ulcers. Sail Rheum. Fe-
yer Sores letter. Chapped Hands Chill
bIains. Corns. and all Skin Eruptions.
and positively cures Piles. or NO pay re-
CURED. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction. or money refunded. Price
% cents per box. For sale b, E. C. Will
liams. Jr.. & Bro.
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TWO WEEKS SALE.

Having received a large lot of Men g
and Boys Boots from the factory. | am
compelled for the want of room to sell
half those at about cat. Don't miss
th"-e bargains. at JOHN LYONS SHOE
STORE.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-01-09

Jan. 2. vt Vanclev sville. Mrs. Fan.
ME Deck aged 80. wife nf d. NJ. Deck
and sister nf ! w. Roberts of j. fer.
son Co. Interment in Nmbourn, Rev.
W. B. Evers officiating.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-01-09

For Men fine shoes you want to go to
FtERY's SHOE STORE next to Hunt =
Photo Gallery. where you will find the
largest variety in town at bottom prices.
Several letters had to he omitted
for want Of space, or crowdout other
articles of news.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-01-09
Minqo News.
Again, Christmas L. over.

Again, Christmas il over.
May all have had ~ happy time aud
start in the New Year Ia make the
hest ut the future in every way.
Miss Bette F. Wnnd- spent XuIa>
with her parents hear llrdge-villp.
VIM. Shrimp, Of near Cumberland
spent Christmas at hu:;ip.
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1892-01-09

Arthur Jacques Of near Sleepy
Greek died last week at the advanc
ed age Of 80 years. AT the time Of hi-
death he weighed over 200 pounds
He was man Of remarkable vitality,