Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-01-06


son wanting bills to call and get ou
prices and examine samples of our WORK
and paper.
Circuit Court next week.
Weddings appear to be ripe.
Rent cards for sale at this office.
Thanks, Mr.. Edward R. Girault
Football is now the popular sport.
New subscribers come in every day.
Now is the time to boom the Her
aid.
A. H. Griffith will remove to Ger
ardstown.
Morgan Circuit Court is in session
this week.
Growing rapidly-The Herald sub
scription list.
c. F. Byers, of Swan Pond, is a
first-class man.
Merchants are clearing up the wreck
of the holiday traffic.
Zone for penny" failed to give
us the name of the writer.
Skaters are at work on the roof of
the Government building.
Best GRADUATED Sugar AZ cents
per pound at F. SpILLMAN's Stores.
Bishops Coal, Wood, and Scales
are under roof Don't sell water. rs
Hon. w. H. II. Flick attended
court at Berkeley Springs this week.
Call and see the Herald while wait
ing the motion ofthe court next week
cold Glory" waved from the staff
on the Government building one day
last.
Bishops is headquarters for Coal,
Wood, Salt, Cement, Calcine, and
Sand rs
]. S. Rhoades reads the Herald and
will add to his list the Philadelphia
Press.
Bishops is headquarters for Gold
Dust and Crystal Flour, Hay, and
Millfeed. rs
Try package of Pax" smoking
tobacco for sale by J. w. Neer, the
King street grocer.
Several communications go over,
among them Lots review of the
past year. 1t will not spoil.
Our unparalleled offer, the Daily New
York Press for $I,75, is something no
person can afford to allow to pass.
Mr. J. w. Homrich is happy. Mrs.
II. has returned from a visit to the
home of her parents in Hagerstown
That cellar Mr. J. w. r. Fisher is
having dug on West King street is
about the rockieSt hole we ever saw.
Pandemonium broke loose down on
the B. & O. Sunday night. The old
year was certainly glad to get away.
The Jones Spring correspondent of
the World has an idea, but for the life
of him he cannot trace it beyond his
own Uranium.
If each of our friends would speak
to his neighbor about the Herald and
offer to send in his name our list
would double at once. Try it.
PAINTER-F ADLEY At Woodberry
Farm, December IS, 1898, by Rev. B.
P. s. Busey, Mr. John w. Painter and
Miss Nellie c. Fadley, all of Jefferson
County
A defective flue in the tailor shop o.
Baker & Rearick, on West Burke
street, was the cause of the alarm o
fire Tuesday evening The damage
was very slight.
Mr. Chas. Thumel is one the Her
AIDS good friends and proves it by
sending the best paper in the Easter
Panhandle to his daughter in Balti
more in addition to his own copy.
Spillman's "Yo-Mo" is the best g
cent Tea in America and fully as goo'
as any so cent Tea sold in Martins
burg.
Sold only at F SpILLMAN's Stores.
Assessor c. l.. Nicely was attacke'
by the grip last Wednesday night
Pneumonia set in and his case wa
quite serious TOR several days, but W
are glad to know he is now improy
ing.
Mr.. William Sigler, of Colorad
Springs, Colo, who is spending tn
winter here, was in to see us Tuesday
From his appearance we Shout
Judge that he is much improved i
health.
We had a pleasant call Tuesda
from S. w. Busey, of Gerardstowi
He is slowly recovering from an a
tack of typhoid fever which has bee
worrying him for the past thru
months.
Dishes, Dishes, Dishes.
lust received at Kilmer's China Ha
on King street, six hogsheads
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