Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-03-10

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The burglar at midnight may be
feared by the timid; but he is not SO
much to be dreaded as an insidious
cough, which stealthily enters the
system, and undermines the constitu-
ton. When the cough first appears
use DR. Bulls Cough Syrup, the ef-
fectual remedy for all such troubles.
Mr. George Dennis Pitzer is sue
cessful farmer and usually gets ahead
in all branches Of the industry. He
has now rs lambs from IS ewes, which
will weigh so pounds each at this
time. He also has two apple trees in
his orchard which produce $50 bushels
of apples every other year. They are
of the York Imperial variety. World
c. w, French, of Cherry Run, is a
working Republican. He was in this
city Saturday and added three new
names to our subscription list How
different his conduct from that of
some others who are careless and in
different. when often a word would
place the Herald in a home where it
has not bt en- Who will emulate Mr..
French S example?
A. H. Russler, a son of our esteem
ed fellow citizen, Mr.. A. 7. Russler,
who has been located at Knoxville,
Tenn, with the L. T. & G. R. R. has
been transferred to Bristol to take
charge of the shop at that place.
Harry is a good mechanic, a wide
awake young man and will meet with
success. Politically and otherwise he
is a chip of the old block, of which
he may we'll be proud.
Mr. J. w. Horn, who resides north
east of Martinsburg, has returned
from Baltimore, where he has been
for the past two weeks undergoing
treatment for his eyes, by Dr. Samuel
Theobald, a professor i'll Johns Hop
kius University. His many friends
will be pleased to know that his eyes
are very much improved. Mr. Horn
speaks very highly of the skill of DR..
Theobald and of the kindness of Mrs.
Cornelia Grafton. the matron of the
Hospital
C.P. Murphy, of Tomahawk Springs,
is arranging to move to Burgoon, San
dusky County, Ohio, about the first
of next month. While we wish our
young friend well and hope prospect
ty may ever attend him, we do most
heartily protest against the loss of so
many OF our bright young men. Mr..
Murphy is a Republican and young
man of whom any community might
well be proud. The Herald will fol-
low him to his new home and bright
ell his leisure hours.
William II. Billnyer, of Shepherds
town, while in Hagerstown Sunday
last at the Hamilton hotel took a
large dose of laudanum which nearly
ended in his death He had been
drinking heavily which is supposed
to have superindueed nelancholia
which prompted the intended suicide
Emetics were administered, and while
he was being walked up and down
street, he sank down and was carried
back to the Hamilton We learn how
ever he is doing we'll under subse-
quent treatment No cause is known
for the rash act
Some persons are disseminating
their insurance because of the hard
times. Is this wise policy? We
think not. When times are good land
your property burns down, you car
always borrow the money TO rebuild
Now, it would be difficult to borrow that
much money from any source. You
cannot afford to be without insurance
now You would better give up (
luxury than such a necessity. Insure
your property in safe company
+ Marcy Med. Price has dozen of then
in his agency. See him or Edga
Stewart and take out policy.
: Practice of Dentistry.
Big cut in prices; Extracting a5c
Full plate of teeth $40. Gold filling,
81. so up Amalgam, cement, etc. soc
Bridges $40 up. Gold crowns S. up
Owing to the prevailing scarcity o
!, money, DR. Warrenfells makes thi.
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