Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1893-10-07
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Hagerstown Fair next week.

Stockton's great story begins this
week.
A nice fine rain for the newly seeded
wheat this week.
Frank Harris, of Winchester, spent
Tuesday in this city.
John Robinson has returned HON e
from the Worlds Fair.
Louis E. Brown, the confectioner,
visited Hagerstown Tuesday.
Read the Great War Syndicate,
which begins in this number.
Queen Street looks bare with Major
NJ. A. Snodgrass out of town.
j. F. Irving, and D. G. Morgan, of
Wheeling, were in town Wednesday,
1--WE buy low; and as we buy so we
SELL remarked Louis Brown the other
day.
Our good friend, w. B. Clenden-
ming, of Bunker Hill, is at the Worlds
Fair.
NJ S. Burdette has been confined to
the house by illness several days this
week.
Up in Carrot County, Nd, Saturday
morning last, ice half an inch thick
was formed.
Mayor Gustav Brown, of Charles
town, father of Louis f. Brown, was
in the city Wednesday.
The sale of privileges for the Ha-
gerstown Fair Melted the association
the neat sum of S., 600.
Lewis Wolfes has gone to Washing
ton, where he will take position in
the government service.
Mrs. Kimmerling, of West Race
street, is visiting her daughter Mrs.
Sue Henske, in Baltimore.
Gen. George NJ. Bowers is loaning
his military dignity to the Walker
Thayer wedding, this week.
Our soldier boys returned Thurs
day evening from Kanawha City,
where they have been encamped.
Col. William Rutledge left on Tues
day for York, Pa, where he will
pend few days with his mother.
President Cleveland is as uncondi-
tional in his convictions as Louis
Brown is in his offering of low prices.
c. w. Doll, II. S. Dale. J. w
White, and Joseph Ahern, wife and
son, left for the World Fair Tuesday.
A little prudent buying now and
then is appreciated by the fushest
men See Louis Browns fine choco-
lates.
c. II. Wolfes aud family have been
visiting Mrs. Wolfes' brother, c. F.
Bodiue, in the northern part of the
county.
n. w. Jones. daughters. and Miss
Garrison, who is visiting them, took
little outing on the mountain, last
Tuesday.
Don't fail to show this copy of the
HERALD to your neighbors and LEI
them begin the great story on the
first page.
Cumberland is building new
courthouse. There was quite blow.
out Thursday at the laying of the cor.
ner stone.
1t is whispered that Sergeant Kittle
expects to be at least brigadier- gen
eral before camp breaks up at Kama
wha City.
Miss Mary Kimmerling is hom
from Washington. looking after thing
in the absence of her mother, who i
in Baltimore.
Col Frazier and wife have gone t,
the Worlds Fair. and will exten,
their visit to California, where the,
will spent the winter.
Mrs. Blackburn Hughes, formerl
of Martinsburg, but now of Charles
ton, S. c., is spending few day
with Miss Julia Tabb.
John Smurr, formerly of this place
but now of Independence, Mo-, VIII
has been spending few weeks wit
relatives. has returned home.
1t is perfectly safe now, Will
Stuart w. is out of the way, for Co
Snyder, ofthe Shepherdstown Registe,
to venture into Berkeley County.
The street cars have not been in OF
Grafton this week, a stoppage bein
necessary while extensive improv
ments in the plant are being made.
One hundred sacks of Fine Sal
Cheap.
SENcINDIvER. SKAFFER & STEWART,
The Great Price Cutter