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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-08-18
Order Of Publication.
The STATE Of Vest Yirainfa.

The State Of Vest Virginia,
At rules held in The Clerks office OF
the Circuit Court of Berkeley County
the 9th day Of August, 1894,
j. II. Miller, Averell Miller, and William
Miller, partners doing business under
the firm name of j. Ii. Miller & Sons
plaintiffs,
j. G. Heberlig and b. F. IIeberlg, de-
PENDANTS
The object Of this suit Is that the plain
tiffs may recover OF said defendants and
especially from said b. f. lieberlig the
sum Of Si9449, with interest thereon
from the 9th day Of July 1891; that the
land and any other estate of said b. f.
iieberlig in the State of West Virginia,
may be attached and sold 10 satisfy said
debt. and that they may have such other
further and general relief as the Court
may see fit.
And il appearing on affidavit filed in
this suit, that the said defendant B. F..
Heberlig is non resident of this State,
he is hereby required to appear at the
said Clerks Office, within one month
from The 18th day of August (the date
Of the first publication hereof. and do
what Is necessary to protect his interests
in this matter.
VI B. coLsToN. Clerk.
FLICK Il WEsTENuAvKH,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
August II, 1894. At
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JOHNSONTOWN.

Messrs. James and John Manor and
Richard Riser were visiting Mf: Ly.
curgus Hiett and wife on Sunday.
Mr.. Henry Candy and his.best girl
made flying trip to Morgan recent
~.
The bright hopes of Mr.. c. w. Kee-
seekers domicile reioices with him al
the authenticity of the statement: ID
est pAey tit is boy). We. too. are Z
sympathetic people, rejoicing with
Those that do rejoice and weeping viii
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Highest Of all in Leaveang Pows u S. Govt Report
Re-! B Bsx'issg
ABSOLUTELY PURE

men in preference to strangers is to be
commended. If all school officers
were to follow their example the
schools of our county would be pre-
sided over by. much more efficient
teachers than at present.
About the FIRST of Septe mber Rev. J.
Portch expects to hold protracted
ed meeting at Harmony Rev. w.
Strayer, ex-president of the Maryland
Annual Conference. and other able
ministers have been invited to attend
and help on the work.
Charles Reynolds and family, CT
Washington, are spending a few weeks
vacation with parents and other rela-
tives here.
Mrs. Tanner Williamson and son,
were visiting her sister. Mrs. Turner,
Saturday.
We believe it is decided at last who
shall be the teachers Of the GreensDurg
school for the ensuing term. Miss
Ella Siler teaches the long term and
G. w. M. Tabler the short term.
w. H. Mcdonald was the loser Of
two head Of cattle last week. He sup
poses they broke into cornfield
somewhere and got an overdose of
green corn which caused their death.
Mrs. w. Welshance is seriously i'll
at this writing. J.S.W.
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NOTICE is hereby given that my wife
IN Amelia Shaw, has left my bed and
board, and this is TO warn all persons not
TO barber or trust her on my account as
| will not be responsible for any debts
contracted By her,
DANIEL. SHAW,
So Ito, Berkeley County, w. Va, Aug
ust / 1894 6
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GRAND JURORS,

George A, Whitmore, Ernest Glow
er, NJ. V. Small, J. R. Catrow, Geo. S.
Rousch, j. w Deck, George H. Couch
man, E. N. Little, F. S. Emmert, D.
w. Shaeer, John Williamson, w. II.
Mcdonald, J. Walton Tabb, L. c..
Henshaw, c. r. Tice, George S. Brin-
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PETIT JURORS.

w. II. Henshaw, y. P. Miller, Geo,
B. Means, S. S. Cline. w. H. Myers,
w. T. Siler, Harrison Tabler, Joseph
Hill, Conrad Cline. J. B. Cleary, w
H. Kilmer, Chas n. Stuckey. ]. w.
Bender, Scott Couchmau, Jacob Syes-
ter, James w Campbell, c. A. Miller,
Gold Miller, Brown Morrow, Taylor
Catrow, Ohio Cushwa, Hunter Gun
ningham. J. Walper Snyder, Charles
Donaldson, George Pine, Harrow Spe
row, John Burns, John w. Hollida,
Hunter Small, Chas. Seibert.
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NOTICE.

To all IL moy concern
| hereby notify one and all not to trust
my wife for anything in my name, if you
do look to her for your money.
Yours, respectfully,
At LUTHER CARPER.
Martinsburg, w. Va, August II, 1894.
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There will be preaching i'll the U.
B. Church at Greensburg, August 70,
by the pastor, Rev. J. B. Chanberlin,
also, an all-dayI meeting at Inwood
Park, August 70 held by the U, B.
congregation of this place.
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Grand and Petit Jurors.

Following is list of the Grand and
Petit Jurors, drawn to serve at the
September term, 1894. of the Circuit
Court
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NJ. A. Snodgrass,

Tie old reliable druggist, No, 10 n.
Queen street, keeps everything usual
" kept in iirst-class drug store. a
s,,,l ling OF crutches, trusses, and sup
porters. Physicians prescriptions a
. speciality. Give him call.
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Harry Shoppert was so unfortunate
as to allow one Of his fingers to come
in proximity to a planer at w. f.
Tebo's furniture factory, Drs. Snod-
grass and ITenshaw completed the job
and Harry is minus finger.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-08-18

St Johns Lutheran church will be
open Sunday next, August ro, services
both morning and evening. The pas
tor, Rev. c. S. Trump, having return
ed from his vacation will officiate.
Harvest Home services will be held
Sunday, September ?.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-08-18

Do you have headache, dizziness,
drowsiness. loss of appetite and Other
symptoms Of billiousness? Hood S
Sarsaparilla will cure you.
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The following are clipped from the
Hagerstown Mail:
Miss Lizzie Schlotterbeck is visiting
her cousin, Miss Lizzie Graf, Mar
tinsburg.
Misses Edith and Ethel Brown are
visiting their aunt, Mrs, Vim, Cush.
wa, Martinsburg.
Rev. L. c. Gallaher, former pastor
of Washington Square NJ. L. Church,
is i'll at his home in Bel Air.
Miss Nan Armstrong, of Martins
burg, is spending the time pleasantly
as the guest of Misses Berthe and John
Hartle, n. Potomac street
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USE BISHOPS
GOLD DUST FLOUR

Hensl aw & I.ickliderare selling the
best drill in the world-Superior not
only by name but in fact.
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
NOTICE.

Do you owe a years subscrip-
ton to the HERALD? If SO,
please pay up at once.
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oh dem wadermillions,a at Felker's.
Read and profit by our offer on the
first page.
Go to Felker's for your groceries
and provisions.
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Fell Dead.

Mr.. J. T. Keerans, guest at the
St. Clair Hotel, died ofapoplexy Mon
day evening. He had been here Tor
several weeks and was preparing to re-
turn to his home at Ashland, N. c.
His family was notified and his son
came at once ard accompanied the re-
mains to the stricken home.
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Sot,IAL Ann Personal.


SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Miss Myra Cline is at Mountain
Lake.
Miss Laura Wolfes is visiting
friends in Piedmont.
; Mr. and Mrs. James B. Morgan, Of
Geiardstown were in the city Monday.
Miss Linda Henry. Of Baltimore. is
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. Martha
Henry
I Mr.. T. T. Davis. of Huntsville, is
at Berkeley Springs, the guest OF Mrs.
7. P. Jeffrey.
Mr.. +. S. Wild. of Washington,
made flying visit home last Satur-
day evening
/ Mr. w. A. Kimmerling returned to
his home in Roanoke Tuesday He is
a pleasant gentleman.
Mr. and Mrs. c. P. Herring return
ed Tuesday from Atlantic City and
other resorts on the coast.
Miss Grace Smurris visiting friends
in Hagerstown and other POINTS in
Maryland and Pennsylvania.
Mr.. A. D. Darby starts to-day Sat
urday) for Pittsburg where he will
spend portion of his vacation.
Among the guests at the Continent
tai Monday, we noticed Mr.. G. c
| Yeager and mother, of Fairmont.
/ Mrs. DR.. Day returned Tuesday from
visit to the home of her parents, Rev.
VIM. H. Chapman, at Barton, Md.
Mr. Frank Hess, of Baltimore,
visiting his parents in this city His
many friends were glad to see him
back
Misses Lizzie and Annie Thomas, who
have been visiting their brother Theo-
dore, in Cumberland, returned Sunday
evening.
Judge f. Boyd Faulkner went to
Berkeley Springs Tuesday to hold the
regular term of the Circuit Court for
Morgan County.
Messrs. Anthony Staubly, August
Zimmerman, Walter Drenner. and
William Stevens, took "trip TO Hedges
vile Sunday last.
Miss Clara Bales, who has been
visiting friends and relatives III Bruins
wick for the past seven weeks, re-
turned home Tuesday, much pleased
with her visit.
Miss Ruth Tabler, formerly of Mar
tinsburg, but now OF Philadelphia,
and Mr.. I..W Dixon, OF Philadelphia,
spent the 4th of August very pleasant
ly at Atlantic City.
The many friends of Mrs. Rev.
George Crosfeld well known through
out the State, will be pleased to know
that she is enjoying good health at
her home in Berkeley Springs.
Misses Ruth and Grace Tabler and
mother, and about 20 others, had a
grand coach drive on the nth along
the riverside in Fairmont Park, Phila-
delphia. They report pleasant
time.
Mt T, P Jeffrey of BerkeleySprings,
was in the city Thursday and favorep
US with pleasant call. His many
friends in the western portion of the
State will regret to know that his
health is not at all good.
Rev. c. S. Trump is enthusiastic
over the great rest obtained while
camping at McCoy's Ferry To fish
eat, and sleep almost became irksone.
Reading was not thought Of. He was
able, however. 10 'Teel' a squirrel.
Mr. John Wonback of Philadelphia,
visited Mr.. August Thumel, of this
city, last week, It was his first visit
in twenty-five years and was geuu
inc surprise as his friends supposed
him dead, they having been unable
for several years to obtain any tidings
of him.
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Headquarters for fertilizers OF all
brands-Henshaw & Licklider's.
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Go to Felker's for your glass jars.
They are down to the bottom.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-08-18

Go to Felker's for your stone jars,
crooks, and milk pans of all sizes and
kinds.
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Have you seen the line of sirups that
Felker handles
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The Kings Daughters picnic at In
wood Tuesday was success so far as
the elderly members were concerned,
but some of the younger members
would have very much enjoyed longer
stay which was precluded owing to the
fact that a special train could not be
bod
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MOUNT CARMEL.
EDITOR HERALD:


wish to ask permission in your
valuable paper for few words in re-
ply to Steel Square in regard to
the school at this place. which he has
nlisrepresented to your readers. In
the first place he seems to think that
there are few individuals who are
overstocked with the good qualities
OF the human race and have done but
little good in regard to Mr.. Helsley.
As for being overstocked we certainly
think Steel Square has the over
stock himself in disappearing us
through the columns of your paper.
In making the assertion in regard to
the incessant labor and strict discipline
of Mr.. Helsley, who raised the school
to All elevation second to none in the
community, it should have read sec
ond to nothing in the community.
Now, why should it have read that
way Simply because he called our
children nothing but little devils.
Steel Square, do you call that good
discipline? If so, measure yourself
again with your steel square, and see
if you would not have personal preju-
duce, too, against such discipline. He
says our first efforts were to change the
board of trustees, which we will adj
nit. But charging us with bringing
politics in our schools, and telling
your readers that he has heard remark
ed by certain parties that if they had
the power, no d-m Democrat would
get a school. Now, steel Square, .
you made the remark yourself and
you can't deny it. Only you did not
use the cd IN" but which | see YOU
have used now. Ard speaking Of the
audacity of petitioning 10 the board of
education to change trustees. there
could not have been any better men
for trustees in Berkeley County. Men
of high standing and who could fill
almost any Office in the county. And,
as for you using the audacity against
those men, and especially publicly, we
think You audacious. More anon.
Consistency, thou art jewel"
PATRoN
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mains to the stricken home.
Attractions at lnwOod Fair.
Next week the Inwood Mechanical
and Industrial Association will hold
their fourth annual fair at Inwood
Park. Special attractions are offered,
one being the engagement of Thomp-
sons Orchestra, composed of eight
men, to furnish music for dancing for
three days Wednesday, Thursday,
and Friday. Let all who enjoy a days
outing attend. Fare to park, 80 cents.
Admission.to grounds, 10 cents.
---------------
A special term OF the Circuit Court
was held Monday at which the case of
tie National Bank of Martinsburg as.
NJ. l.. Payne was referred to COM
missioner to distribute funds in the
hands OF the special commissioner; al
so a decree in the case of Vim. Parker
rs. David W. Lee confirming report of
special commissioner, appointing spe-
cial receiver, and granting writ of
possession; and decree directing spe-
cial commissioner, in the case OF w H.
Hensfaw and wife u.s. John w. Hen
shaw ct al, to pay to the general re-
ceiver the sum heretofore directed to
be paid to the guardian Of Benjamin
Abel. Although the session was
quite brief, there were two judges be-
side his honor, Judge Faulkner, D. c.
Westenhaver and U. S. G. Pitzer, both
of whom presided with dignity
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Rev. David H. Shields writes from
Salem, Nebr.: l am having a de-
lightful time. This morning / gave an
hours talk with THAT Cabinet.
Prof. Hicks, the weather prophet, fol-
lowed. He is a fine Christian man,
and gave a brilliant talk OH the science
of the planets. Governor Northen
addresses the assembly this afternoon
and the Governor of Nebraska is TO
presile. So you see we are in good
company. The weather is warm, sun
spots and disturbances being the
scientific cause. Regards to the flock.
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Mr.. John S. Coleman, a worthy
farmer living near Summit Point, III
Jefferson County, was killed by light
ming during the storm on the 18th. as
were also the lead and saddle horses
of a team he was driving on the farm,
Another Man and two other horses
we're severely stunned. The deceased
leaves a wife and two children and had
his life insured only last FEBRUARY for
$4,000, by Washington & Alexander
in the old and reliable Atna Life In
surance Company, of Hartford, Conn,
and it will be promptly paid. Mr..
Coleman had taken out short-term
policy for which lie paid SI2.34. The
regular policy was to follow 10 Sep
TEMPER. He could not have madea bet
fer investment. 1t SO often happens
that life insurance is the major part
IF an estate. Herbert J.. Alexander,
Insurance Agent, on King Street. repre-
SCENTS this Company here.
The biggest, the lest ard cheapest
bananas in any quantity can always
be gotten at lf1E ihop'
Corner Queen and Burke street, oppo-
81 Market House.
Now is the time for iced tea and
onr 20 cent mixed is the kind to use
for that most healthful and delicious
beverage. THE HUB, opposite the
Market House.
Fruit Jars. Jelly Tumblers, all sizes
and way down, THE HUB, opposite
t. Market House.
1t may lie little hot for coffee but
YOU want cup for breakfast. Use
our special dry roast. THE HUB,
opposite Market Honse.
We positively do not sell any bu'
strictly first-classHams. Shoulders, aif
breakfast Bacon and weigh then
when you ma lie the purchase.
THE HUB.
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Persons whose eyes trouble them,
who cannot see we'll at distance, and
whose eyes pain and itch or run water
when reading, should not injure their
eyes by wearing common glasses, but
should call on Leech, Stiles & Co..
the Philadelphia eye specialists, at
the st. Clair Hotel, Martinsburg,
Thursday, August 80, and have their
eyes properly examined free and
glasses furnished by Leech, Styles, &
Co.. who guarantee all their work tc
be satisfactory. Office hours from
a. Ill. to { p. III.
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Attractions at lnwood F..i

mains to the stricken home.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
EDITORIAL COMMENT.

The breaking Of ocean steamship rae-
ords is becoming SO common that the irst
question, whenever q new one Is an
nounced, Is (which record9"-New York
Telegram.
Mosquitoes are not as plentiful az
usual this year, but the activity of thoae
that have been spared to the Community
seems to be fully up 20 the usual hieb
standard Chicago Tribune.
Every fellow who bumped his head
In an endsavor 70 extricate himseir fr,y.
the upper berth will sympathjzs Will
the Pullman strikers. Washington POST
About this season Of the year the sum.
mer engagement has TO be put in splints
Baltimore American.
The CzI Of Russia has met foe tha
ne cannot SEED to Siberia or shut up in
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
Tho Fact Is Recognized.

The Democracy OF Delaware recognizes
the fact that it has a big fight on hand.
lt is characteristic Of the party that.
when it knows It has to fight for the
maintenance Of its supremacy In this
state Il shows Its strength to better ad-
vantage than at any other time.
ln OF years Il may allow acounty 10 60
BY default, but it msnsges to retain con
trol Of the executive and legislative
branches. Six years ago, owing to
serious disafiection ia the ranks which
hes long since disappeared, the Repub
LEANS succeeded in carrying two counties
and in sending Anthony Higgins to Con-
gress. The Democrats, however. had
three holding over senators and elected
two thereby maintaining control Or the
Senate and blocking all partisan leeis-
lation, including an outrageous aud
revolutionary scheme to force upon the
people an unconstitutional Constitutional
convention
Four years ago, with Richardson and
Cannon as the standard-bearers. the Re
publican party WRs confident that its
ticFet would be elected and that /,
would secure both the executive and
legislative branches Of government. TIL.
Democratic party, with its domesti,
wounds still bleeding, recognized that II
had 70 hght for existence. II aid 50 ano
carried Kent and Sussex counties. losipe
everything In New Castle, including n.
Levy Court ana election machinery
The Five Com nissioners bill was en-
Rcted, the old Levy Court Was abolished
registration and secret ballot laws wer,
pa sad, and other reforms instituted
Between the time the Five Commis
sioners bin was enacted and the election
d two years ago, when the officer
created utdsr its provisions were bal
loted for, the Republicans SO shamefull
pf0stituted the functions Of the Law
Court that the people had to appeal I
tho chancellor and have them restrained
Two years ago, with all the advantape
to bs derived from partisan assessment
deputy marshals, partisan police. fraudu
lsut TAX receipts. Federal supervisors An
c'Ace-hoidcrs, an unlimited supply
money for purposes Of corruption and
splendid organization, the Republics
party entered the campaign with hop,
falness akin to certainty. that they Won
carry all three counties. To make the Oh
come more certain Senator Higgins ma
bis memorable pilgrimage to lam,
and tried to bribe Major Isaac
Wootten.
Tho Democracy, by this time tho
onghly united and in accord, aroused
self, took Ia the situation at CLAN,
oecame convinced that it had its regul
tisnniai hghting to do, and we
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

know the sequel. The only Republican
candidate elected ia the state was the
sheriff OF New Castle county. The Re
publicans were dumbfounded. aud 1t was
many days before they could fully real
izs the magnitude Of their defeat when
compared 10 their great expectations.
Two years have rolled around and the
fght is gain at hand The Democracy
Of Delaware will be In IL. We conf lently
believe that the entire ticket with the
exception Of Samuel Bancroft, Jr, Of
course,) win ba elected In all three
counties, and by larger msjorities than
those Of two years ago
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
Right Reeard Of MarrIage.

From the Doylesto an lntelligencsr.
Divorce Is discreditable Apart from
the attitude OF the church, aud beyond
the regulation Of law, the separation Of
man aud wife. after the most solemn
compact with each other eau only be-
regarded as bad The marriage con
tract Is most vital to the morality Of
the community, It is the most sacred ln
It's reciprocal relations, it is the most
important to the rising generations, and
its severance can only be looked upon as
sorrowful and evidence Of gross wrong
somewhere
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
Aavlsnry snlelde ! orIme.

From the Baltimore News.
The world is full Of unhappy and fool
lsh people. and no population numbers
more OF them than that OF New X0rk.
The unfortunates who imagine luck is
against them, the nervous, the hysterical.
the weak minded, comprise q large ele-
ment TO deliberately advise these
wretehed baiugs to hurl themselves into
eternity is an Outrageous aud despicabe
proceeding. And not only is the crime
society as well. which in mAny instances
must assume the bufdeu that the suicide
has, in a c0wardly manner, cast off
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
International Cricket lEEatch Between
Lord Hawkes. Eleven and Gsntlemen OF
hiladelphia.

International Cricket lEEatch Between
Lord Hawkes. Eleven and Gsntlemen OF
hiladelphia.
II will doubtless be- of interest to all
lovers o. manly outdoor sports to learn
that arrangements have been made for
two International cricket matches to be
played by Lord Hawkes. Eleven VS..
ientlepen Of Philadelphia.
The first match will take place Ssptem
ber 81, % and "a beginning at l1.00A. M
aud continuing until 90 p. M. on the
new grounds Of the Merton Cricket Club
at Haverford station on the Pennsylvania
railroad
NFhe Pennsylvania railroad will place
excursion tickets on sale at Philadelphia
on the days of the match at rate OF 50
cents each, including coupon Of admission.
Special trains between Philadelphia
and Hsverford viii be run on the days oi
the match
This occasion will prove very eujoy-
able one to a large number OF people, es
psoially as the transportation facilities
offered by the Pennsylvania railroad tr
and from the grounds. which are situated
directly at the station will be all that
can be desired