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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-09-23
Circuit Court.

John Bartgis was acquitted of the
murder of Captain McCabe, and the
indictment against Ed. Wild was
nolle pressed.
Kinney B. Combs was tried on one
of the four indictments against him
for selling liquors to minors and was
found not guilty. The other three
bills still stand.
Chas. Thumel, charged with the
same offense, secured two acquittals,
but was found guilty on one count
and was fined $50 and costs.
Henry Marshall plead not guilty
of felony, but guilty of petit larceny,
and was sentenced to Imprisonment
for 80 days.
Alex. Elliott. county jailer, plead
guilty of negligence in allowing a
prisoner to escape, and was fined s2s.
Richard Anderson plead guilty o.
petit larceny. Two days in Jail and
costs.
Little & Eberle plead guilty o
selling liquor to minors, and will pay
$40 and costs.
The following cases are set for mex
week:
Frank Wheeler, James Logan, and
George McBee, for felony, and
]. c. Adams, Kinney B. Combs
Maggie Fontaine, A. B. Stewart, J S
Bowers, and Paul Strausner, misde
meanor.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-09-23

Covering Every Phase Of News
in the County.
JoHNSoNToWN.

Warm days and cool nights.
The recent rains have revived veg
citation
The corn crop is very light, but
more than we expected some time ago.
Peach crop good, and fair quantity
of apples.
Squirrels are numerous this season,
and the report of guns may be heard
at any hour in the day.
P. T. Keesecker has improved his
house by putting a slate roof on it.
Jacob-A. Stuckey is quite i'll at this
time.
James A. Candy has returned to
Bethany College, where he is taking
theological course.
David Miller is improving the APP
pearance of his house by a coat Of
paint. Frank Lefever is doing the
work.
Our school is progressing under the
management of Prof. James A. Miller.
Death has again made its inroads
and claimed for its victim, Miss Sallie
Johnson, daughter of Conrad Johnson,
aged FL years, ) months, ~ days.
Her remains were inferred at Tona-
hawk on the 10th. The funeral ser
vices were conducted by Revs. Gaver
and Engle Text, Mathew XIV, "A.
We have lost dear friend and mourn
the loss sincerely, but we believe our
loss is her gain. She accepted Christ
DIS her Savior short time before her
death and willingly submitted to his
summons. Our hearts are sad, but
we have the consoling thought of
meeting her again in better world.
s f.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-09-23
Hagerstown Fair Meeting.

The annual conference of the local
boards of the Hagerstown Fair Com
pany was held last Saturday afternoon
at the Baldwin House, Hagerstown,
and the prospects and plans of the
great exposition talked over and dis
cussed. After the business of the day
had been disposed OF, the board, with
their invited guests, partook of gen
erous banquet set in the main dining
hall of the hotel.
The banquet board was spread in the
form of the letter T with P. A. Wit
mer, secretary of the Fair, presiding.
The room had been darkened, and was
lighted by gas, showing off the beau
tifully decorated table to the greatest
advantage After the wants of the
inner man had been plenteously sup
piled a general oratorical discussion
was INDUCED in.
The speakers for Berkeley county
were John W. Dodd who made the first
address, and Hon. J H. Gettinger, who
closed the meeting in his usual elo-
quent style with all that had been left
unsaid by his predecessors.
Both of the addresses delivered by
the Berkeley contingent were brilliant
and received the hearty applause they
so richly fnerited.
Our county was represented by De
catur Hedges, John f. Boyd, JAS Nc
Kown, Geo. H Buxton, Geo. T
Sperow, III Gettinger, VIM. Rutledge
John w. Dood, P. R. Harrison, and J
H. Mowbray, of the HERALD.
The party returned on the evening
train, more that pleased with theil
hospitable reception and highly com
plimenting the enterprising manage
ment for their kindness and courtesy.
P. $40 quiet all doubts, we here
by certify that we personally exainin-
ed the interior OF the valise carried BY
John w Dodd, and found neither the
bottle ofchampagne nor the cold chick
en- which the aforesaid Dodd was alleg
ed to have reaped from the banque
board.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-09-23
List of Patents

Granted to Southern State inventors
this week. Reported by "A. Snow 6
Co, Solicitors of American and for
eign patents, opposite U. S. Patent
office, Washington. D. c.
| J. B. Cox. Fayetteville, Ark, bar
ber's cabinet. J. L. Dale, Whaleys-
vile, Nd. latch. F. NJ Dunn, Balti
more, Md. lectro-lnechanical gong
A. B. Elmorr, Magnolia, Ark. den
tai bracket. ]. Finney, Goulding
Fla, means for guiding floating logs
etc. T. R. Fischer, Baltimore, Md.
skewer for closing fowls. ]. H. Fitz-
gerald, Winston, N. c., railroad gate.
c. Frankel, Baltimore, Md, display
rack. T. Gaskins, Arcadia, Fla,
dough- mixer. c. K. Hall, N W
Orleans, La, electrical alarm system
NJ Y. Hancock, Shreveport, Pa, ro-
tary plow F. Herman, Martinsville,
Miss, joint for railway rails. J.
House, Crisfeld, Md, heating lamp.
E. n. Ivens, New Orleans, La, cotton
baling apparatus. o. c. Joyce, Edlil,
Ark, whiffletree-ho ]. S. Kountz,
Natchez, Miss, bag holder. F. Liv.
ingston, New Orleans, La, automatic
fire-extinguisher and alarm. d. P.
Marum, Fort Supply, Indian Ter
landmark. J. Mellinger, Baltimore,
Md, manufacturing artificial wood.
IJ. A. Mitchell, Martfnsburg, w. Va.
wire-fence machine. R. d. Moon,
Ovilla, Tex, churn. l. Y. Palmer,
Columbia, Ala, seed planter E. E.
Poole, Forpyce. Ark, Nut-lock. ]
Shaffer, Singers Glen, Va, washing
machine.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-09-23
OAKTON.
News is very scarce this week.


Messrs. George T. Richards, John
w. Harper, H. c. Hall. and H. c.
Candy were in your city Saturday of
last week.
H. c. Candy was visiting at Hedges
vile Sunday last.
Creighton w. Tabb is still working
at his house.
Friend Harry W., was out late on
last Sunday night. AT least he COM
planned of being very sleepy Monday
morning.
George Oiler, of Hedgesville, was
visiting friends at this place Satur-
day.
Conrad Plotner, of North Mountain,
was visiting his mother, near here,
Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth O'Leary. of North
Mountain, was visiting at Jos. E. Nor
rington's last week
William Butts was visiting at Mr..
Jacob Plotner's, Friday last.
Miss Laura E. Shriver, of North
Mountain, was visiting her parents at
this place Saturday last.
Friend H. c. c., goes to Johnson
town quite frequently. May good luck
go with him.
Leonard Shriver was in Hedges
vile on last Saturday night He don t
usually go for nothing.
Miss Mary Butts, of Morgan Coun-
ty, was visiting at Samuel Kenne-
dy's, Sunday.
Porter Basore was in your city Mon
day.
A young child of Thos Montgom-
cry fell out of the door one day last
week and came near breaking its arm.
Ellsworth Anderson and wife, and
Miss Ella Kennedy, of your city, were
visiting at Mrs. Mary E. Kennedy's
Saturday and Sunday last
NJ. B. Bowers is making prepare
tions to build large and commodious
storeroom in the near future. He is
an enterprising and pushing man and
merits the success with which he
has met during the few years he has
been in business.
Samuel Candy, of Johnsontown, was
in our midst Sunday last.
Messrs. H. c. Candy and H. c.
Hall were at Greensburg Monday
NJ K. Butts, of Jones Spring, was
visiting George R. Keesecker, on Sun
day last.
Miss Rosa Shriver went to Toma-
hawk last Sunday.
The young child of Mr.. A. G. Kee-
seeker, of North Mountain, was buried
at Providence Cemetery on Sunday
last, Rev. c. NJ Yost officiating.
The bereaved family have the sympa-
thy of the entire community.
After the funeral. the congregation
was treated to a temperance sermon
by Rev. w. d. T. Coleman, of Gov
anstown. Nd He was very pointed
in his remarks and showed plainly
the path of every Christian. We
would be glad to have him with us
again.
Rev. ]. F. Snyder, will preach at
Providence tomorrow Sunday at
10 80 o'clock a. III.
Our sympathies are with, the young
man who didn't go to Cumberland
last Saturday. OLD JocKo,