Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-09-09
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Visit Browns oyster parlor.
Big fat oysters, Louis Brown.

Visit Browns oyster parlor.
Big fat oysters, Louis Brown.
Escort yourbest girl toI. ouis Brown s
oyster parlor.
DR.. Hoffheins is taking short So
journ in Maryland.
Browns oyster parlors open Satur-
day, September 9th.
Circuit Court next Tuesday. An
interesting term, too.
V. w. Kittle made flying visit to
Winchester on Thursday
New Timothy seed and Pure Red
Top at H. L. DOLL & Cos. II
Mine-host Rutledge spent Sunday
with his daughter, in Hagerstown.
Rev. Father McKeefry made fly
ing visit to Hagerstown Wednesday,
The Misses McVicar, of Winchester
are visiting the family of Oscar Deck.
AldNhG1S dlG DCllGl tlIdl IlOdhGlS.
Louis Brown has fresh lot of the
former.
Louis Brown cut his finger on Tues
day. Louis usually confines his cuts
to prices.
Get box of fried oysters at Browns
oyster parlors and make your best
girl happy
Wilbur Z. Evans returned from
trip to Chicago on Wednesday, much
pleased with the Fair.
Miss Sue Mcdowell, with party of
lady friends, is enjoying an outing at
Mountain Lake Park.
L. c. barrow, of Cumberland, has
been the guest of. w. Pitzer, during
the past week. He looks we'll.
To Mrs. G. w Beard our thanks are
due for a fine basket of Concord grapes.
The poor printer is living high this
week
MARRIED-At Keyser, August "a,
1893, by Rev. c. w. Jones, Mr.. Israel
NJ Norrington and Miss Mollie B.
Bowers, both of Martinsburg.
MARRIED.-September 7, at the par
sonage, by Rev. A. NJ. Cackley, Mich
ael Matthias Pitzer and Miss Ella +.
Bear, both from near Jones Spring.
The third Quarterly meeting for
Martinsburg Station NJ F. Church,
South, will be held next Sunday, Rev
David Bush, Presiding Elder, will
preach at 7.3o p. III.
The only school in the city, so far
as we saw, flying the Stars and Stripes
Monday morning was the parochial
school attached to st. Joseph Catho-
lie Church. How is this?
Farmers who think times are hard
should note the fact that J. P Swartz,
next door to the post-office, wants to
buy all the old hens and ducks in Berll-
eley County, for which he will pay
spot cash. 10.
Don't forget the place to buy your
school shoes, extra high cut from
John Lyons, shoemaker he is closing
out all his boots and shoes regardless
of cost; they are made of the best wear
ing leather. 81
For work and efficacy, the present
members of the county court, G. P.
Riner, II. J. Seibert, and Richard
Thomas, Esqs., are unequalled. This
is equal true of Assistant Clerk, n. c.
4 Nadenbousch.
Jerry Simpson says he is after the
"goldbugs. " Wherewould hebe if some
one were after the humbugs? He
wouldn't find much security at Louis
Browns store, for that cast of bug has
no show there.
Don't forget the Grand Lodge, X
of p, of West Virginia, will convene
in this city on October 10th and con-
8 tinue to and include the 18th inst.
Prepare to welcome hundreds of visit
ors. There were be competition drills,
# fireworks, etc.
J. w. DeGrange and family have re-
turned to Washington, after a months
sojourn in this city and Wlliamsport.
The many friends of Mrs. DeGrange
will be pleased to know that she is
much improved in health.
Miss Nora keenan, and bright little
daughter Ida May, of Washington, d.
c., who has been spending the past
three months with her mother Mrs.
r. NJ. Helferstay, on North Church
street, has returned to her home.
Our reverend friend, DR. Cackley,
with his wife, has returned from a
months visit to the mountains OF
southwestern Virginia. The doctor
is looking hale and hearty and resum-
ed his duties much improved in health
by his sojourn.
Mrs. II. T. Pitcher, who has been
spending the past week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w Pitzer, re-
turned to her home in Baltimore last
Saturday, accompanied by her daugh.
tiers, Misses Viola and Ethel. Their
many friends miss them very much.
The thanks of the HERALD are Ger.
tainly due to Chas. +. Orr, who has
again favored us with the products Of
his orchard and vineyard. His peach.
es are beauties and as sweet as they
look. His customers may expect
fine fruit this year. He is one of the
men who does not forget the poor
printer