Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-09-16
MOONS PHASES.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Look out for frost
See Lottie Davenport.
Only fair attendance at court.
Visit Louis Browns oyster parlors.
Eat Louis Browns big fat oysters.
Corn cutting is laborious task this
year.
The melancholy days are almost
here.
Judge Faulkner presides with dig
nifty.
John Bowers was in Washington
Sunday.
The grading OF West Burke street is
about completed.
U. S. G. Pitzer is an efficient prose
cutting attorney.
Sheriff Gerling is perfectly at home
in the court room.
The family of DIR. Hamill are at
Spring Lake Park.
G. w. Seylar, of Hancock, was in
the city on Mon day.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
government building.
c. H. Quenzel is i'll Chicago taking
in the sights at the fair
Eli Wolff, of Hagerst6wn, was in
Martinsburg this week.
c. H. Wolfes made a business trip
to Philadelphia this week.
New Timothy seed and Pure Red
Top at H. l.. DOLL & Cos. II
D. w Shaffer, of the hustling ) SIS,
was in Baltimore on Tuesday.
Mrs. l.. II. Phleges, of Piedmont. is
visiting the family of c, M, Shaffer.
If you don't see the I>ottie Daven-
port Company to night you miss a
treat.
Miss Annie Cunningham is visiting
the family of Frances Albert, in Balti-
more.
John l.. Dorm. of Cumberland, is
visiting his brother, NJ. L. Dorm, of
this city.
Miss Bette Stewart, of Brunswick,
Md, is visiting friends and relatives
in this city.
Geo. w. Berry moved into his
handsome new house in Abe's addi-
ton this week.
Mr. Chas. H. Smith, of this city,
was visiting in Cumberland, OH Mon
day and Tuesday last.
Rev. H. J. McKeefry left last Mon
day on two week mission through
Morgan county, w Va.
Charles Mccoy and wife, of Chill
cothe, Ohio, is visiting relatives and
looking up old friends in this city.
Miss Alice McKeefry of Ireland, is
on visit to her brother, Rev. II. J.
McKeefry, at the Catholic parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Nadenbousch
left Wednesday for Chicago where
they will take in the sights of the
Fair
The Lottie Davenport Company at
the Opera House this Saturday eve
ming. See show bills for furthur par
ticulars.
1t pains us to record the serious i'll
ness of Mrs. Belle ]. Kershner, wife
of our esteemed fellow-citizen, Geo. L.
Kershner.
DIED,-At her residence on Raleigh
street, Wednesday evening last, Mrs.
Amanda Walker, nee Bowers, relict of
James Walker.
Laura Barnhart for the second time
broke Jail on Monday last. Laura
seems able to break the law and Jail
with equal facility.
Mrs. Lee Shaffer, of Baltimore, and
Mrs. NJ. ] Bailey, of Bridgeport, Conn,
are the guests of i. w. Vaumetre, our
genial deputy sheriff
The way to restore confidence is to
call at Louis Browns and see what
great confidence the public reposes i'll
his goods and prices.
Never mind if you haven't been to
the World S Fair Louis Browns oys-
ter parlors and confectionery is almost
equal to the big show.
Miss Beulah Evans spent few
days this week with the Misses Gun
ningham at their home in Hancock.
Boat rides and parties
A priest from Cumberland, Md,
will officiate at st. Joseph S Catholic
church, Sunday, owing to the absence
Of the pastor, Father McKeefry.
c. NJ. Brown, of Hedqesville, paid
us pleasant call OH Thursday. We
are always glad to see our friends,
especially those from the county.
You will never suffer from panic if
you make judicious use of your
money. The best investment you
can make is to get your oysters from
Louis Brown.
DTED.-September IL, 1898, of ty-
phoid fever, at Elkwood Farm. near
Kearneysville, Nellie A. Fox, daugh-
ter of John Fox. aged years, 6
months and ~ days.
While we have as yet made no
special drive at job printing, we beg
leave to assure the public that we do
the best of work at the lowest prices
consistent with quality.
Miss Nettie Cunningham, of Han
cock en- route for Baltimore, stopped
in Martinsburg on Monday and paid
a short visit to Miss Beulah Evans, at
her charming home on Willow Lawn
Rumford Yeast Powder is Bet
tor and LaaIfbiot