The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-09-29


The Carlisle Fair will be held this
week. This is considered the best fair
in the State
Mr.. P. A. Cunningham's lady adj
mirers have given him the name Of 1T
tie tin soldier. How is it Pat1
a marriage license has been issued
TO Mr. J. f. Harmon and Miss Eliza
beth Kidwiler. They will be married
tomorrow.
DR.. William Henshaw has returned
to Martinsburg to practice his profess
ion, not being satisfied with bis ex-
perience in Brunswick.
Mr.. John Lyons, the shoe man, pre-
sented 1.-THE WORLD" with very
handsome rule. 1t is just what we
needed Thanks, Bro. Lyons.
F. R. Kramer, who holds good APP
pointment in Washington, has charge
of the Senate Cloak room, and we
learn gives perfect satisfaction in his
new position.
Mr.. John S. Henshaw has been filing
Mr.. A. C. Nadenbousch's place in the
County Clerk S Office, during the latter's
absence at the Worlds Fair, very
satisfactorily.
It has been rumored that President
Geo Edward Reed, of Dickinson Col
lege, Carlisle, Pa, will resign to accept
a call in leading Presbyterian church
in Philadelphia.
The Chanaery Order book of the
Circuit Court shows that Mrs. E. l..
Reynolds has been granted separa-
ton ga mensa ct thoro" from her hus-
bend J. P. Reynolds.
The corn crop of this county, while
differing very much in different parts
of it, due to the partial character of the
rains, is on an average all over the
county a very full half one.
Company E., LIST Regiment OF the
West Virginia National Guard, made
a good appearance in their new uni
form last night, and was an object Of
great interest to our citizens.
The farmers of the county have gen
orally begun seeding The ground is
in fine condition for receiving the seed,
and the acreage soon will be fully up
to the average of former years.
All those interested are hereby no.
tilted that Prof. Gerhart will open a
private day and night school on Mon :
day October End, at his residence.
We hope this old and experienced
teacher will be we'll patronized.
There IS nice tennis court, near the
Kilburn Knitting factory, made by
Messrs Haas and Melcher, where some
of the young ladies and gentlemen of
the town enjoy some exciting games.
Mr.. Clyde Borum and Miss Pitzer,
daughter of Elias Pitzer, went to Hag-
erstown on the 1920 p, m. train over
the c.. V. R. R. and returned at Z p. m.
AS man and wife we wish them much
happiness.
The city market was excellent this
morning. There were thirty country
wagons on hand, with produce of every
sort and description, and buyers ga
lore. The market house presented a
busy scene.
A man named John w. Fizer came
up TO Martinsburg, from Shenandoah
junction, on what is called the work
train, and before reaching here was
taken so i'll that he had to be taken in
to the r. r. Office, and given medical
attention.
The Dunkard brethren held a meet
ing at Vanclevesville on Saturday and
Sunday last, at which the Sacrament
of the Lords Supper was celebrated IN
the way peculiar to their sect--the
washing of each others feet, and eat
ing lamb soup.
AS local news is the great object of
THE WORLD, we will be very much
Obliged for notice of arrival and de-
parture of friends, and any informa-
ton that will lead to the detection and
arrest of local item will be thank
fully aud literally rewarded
We noticed, what to us, was a
strange sight, in market this morning,
The editor of one of our town papers
was carrying two baskets. The idea
of an editor being able to fill two bask7
cts was astounding. There is one
basket that we found hard to keep full
Our handsome and efficient Prose
cutting Attorney seems to have devel-
oped into decided ladies man. and
shows good taste thereby. He certain
ly was in clover last evening on the
porch of the Berkeley hotel while wait
ing for No. 7. And the clover seemed
to enjoy it too.