Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-02-10

intelligent gentleman and entertain.
ing talker,
L. S. Morgan, of Gerardstown is a
friend indeed. When in the city Fri
day he handed us list of new sub.
scribers. Were all our friends as eu.
ergetic as he, the Herald would more
than BOOM
Spillman S "Yo-Mo' is the best 90
cent Tea in America and fully as good
as any so cent Tea sold in Martins
burg.
Sold only at F. SPILLMAN' S Stores.
a report is in circulation that we
charged Mr.. Luther Ropp but 81 90
for his sale bills. On the contrary,
Mr.. Ropp paid us handsome price
for the handsomest bill ever printed in
this section.
There will be a quarterly conference
of the L. B. Church, at Friendship
church, near Vanclevesville, on the
18TH and 18th. Rev. c. P. Dych, P.
E., will be present and preach. B. P.
S. Busey, pastor in charge
About the only business transacted
by the city council at the regular
meeting on the Ist was to request an
opinion from the corporation attorney
in regard to the corporation buying
stone on 80 or 90 days time.
Good business men have their prop
erty insured. And they have it in
sured in good reliable companies, such
as are represented by Marcy Med.
Price. See him or Edgar Stewart, his
representative, and insure you prop
erty.
We are overstocked on Red Ash
Nut Coal and are offering specialprice
for quick delivery.
SINCINDIvER, SHAFFER & STEWART.
An incident occurred in the Second
Ward school last week, during a reci-
tation i'll geography which proves that
Martinsburg boys are fully posted.
The teacher asked, Where was the
flood?" AT Jamestown" was the
prompt response.
Mr.. Asahel Nanmeter, sr., is great
ly pleased with the prompt manner in
which the Agriculture Insurance Com
pany, through the agency of Marcy
Med. Price, adjusted the loss incur
red by the recent burning of his barn
and other property.
The celebrated Philharmonic Club
of New York delighted a large and
highly appreciative audience Monday
night with a finely rendered pro-
gramme of high class music. The chill
dren of Euterpe are under lasting OBJ
legations to Mr.. Frank Barr for secur-
ing them such treat.
C r. Hollis, of this city, has secur-
cd an 81, 500 clerkship in the Senate
post-office We beg to tender ouI
congratulations to Mr.. Hollis, feeling
sure that the appointment is merited
and that he is abundantly competent tc
perform the duties appertaining there
to.
Spillman' Dry Roast Coffees are
the very best ever sold in Martins
burg, and the prices lower than YOU
pay for inferior goods.
Sold only at F. SPIILMAN's Stores.
Sunday was the most disagreeablt
dav of the winter. There was a sick
ly attempt to cover the ground Will
snow, but in the evening the wine
sprang up, the clouds rolled by, anc
the sun shone in all his glory and ha:
been shining ever since-except wher
obscured.
1t is inexcusable in persons to go t.
church, and disturb the public wor
ship, or go to public meeting anc
annoy the audience by unseemly ex
hibitions of themselves in coughing
when few doses of DIR. Bulls Cough
4 Syrup, that peerless remedy for cougl
and cold, will surely cure their cold
Try it.
Mr. Alex Williams, an old veteran
is, we are panied to note. seriously i'll
He is not in the most comfortable cir
cumstances and justrow a kind wore
or something more substantial woul,
not be out of place. Those who risk
ed their lives III the time of our coun
try's need should not be allowed Il
suffer.
Hon. John r. Ray, Mayor of Shep
herdstown, favored his many friend
in this city with brief visit last Fri
day. All were more than grati6ed t.
see him looking so well and unite il
the wish that his days may be lon,
on the earth. He promised to remain
longer the next time he came and w
want to see the promise fulfilled
T Rumford Yeast Powders
Excels all Others.
In baking strength, purity and health
fulness. 1t is a strictly pure phos