Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1894-06-30

The wheat crop Of Berkeley County Ke
is above the average. !,
We notice some very fine home Mi
4 grown potatoes in market cit,
4
/ The weather for the past week has
been hot enough for any use.
Mr.. Alfred Beall, who has been SER !, =
iously i'll for the past two weeks, is
convalescing
The Holy Communion will be adj we.
ninistered in st. Johns Lutheran tro
church next Sunday morning and /,
evening, July l..
The postoffice will beclosed OH We'd v
pesday next, July A, it being nation ban
al holiday, except from 9 to 10 a. m, eric
and to 6 p. IN. \
Il is said that n. A. Crabb, the Bru
King street fruit dealer, departed be- Ha
tween two days. In other words he 2Is
: let go and moved on. wee
"All run down from weaking eff \
fects Of warm weather, you need good Bal
tonic and blood purifier like Hoods THIS
Sarsaparilla. Try it, ter
The lights went out and the band
concert came to all untimely end last y
Friday night, to the great disappoint- eiu
ment of large crowd. '''A'
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Judge +. boyo faulKher VIII hold a hon
special term of the Circuit Court of /,
Berkeley County on July 2, and not ,,;o
the 22d as was reported. 10,
A small detachment of Kelly's sew,
army of Commonwealers passed her
through this city last Friday. They N
were sorry looking lot. bee
The Masonic fraternity was treated city
to an able and instructive sermon at hon
Trinity NJ. f. Church. South, last will
Sunday, by Rev. DR.. Cackley pastor. N
People are beginning to flock from is
the city, and the Western Maryland aun
has put on special trains and parlor sire
car service between Pen Mar and Bal the
timore. NJ
In the death of his wife. most dau
highly esteemed lady, Mr.. Al Thorn Vlsi
as President of the Peoples National Koa
Bank, has the sympathy of the entire com
community. Lag
Rev. Henry Thomas will preach in ~
Cb-;c+ C1,,,r II;1l d.
Sunday, July 1, at 8 O'Clock p. M nv
Service also in Trinity church, this a"S
brot
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The young but sprightly city of M
Elkins has Mayor Wilson, who, like 81,
Mayor Wilson, of Martinsburg, is not e.
related, politically or otherwise, to -, :
Windy or the Professor. ~,
New York newspapers are making tim,
war On the bread trust 1t does seem r
strange that bread should sell at the IN a
same price now as when flour sold for Cr;,
more than double its present price. and
/ The funeral of Mr. John Felers, III
from the Reformed church, Thursday ei-n
of,arroo,, tcas 1aroa1y attended ter,
There was full turnout of Masons ID
and Odd Fellows, of which societies Lols
he was an honored member and
And now the World says Mr. A. B. r
Carfnan, 1.-THE newly elected superin-
tendent of schools, has accepted the 49,
position at salary of $500 a year. 81.
1t does seem to be an iinpossibiity for
our Democratic contemporaries to get 49,,
that little matter properly fixed in e-:l
their craniums. 49,.
Senator Faulkner of West Virginia and
offers the altogether original explana- littl
ton that the Democratic platform of casl
1892, in declaring for free raw mater
ials, meant only to declare for free NJ
wool. The lucid, pathetic guileless ven
of Mr. Faulkners mind is sufficiently ton,
proved by the fact that he expects the s
unique explanation to be taken seri- his
ously-New York Press. the,
Henry Snyder residing at Falling teri
Waters, w. Va, met with a serious N
accident on Saturday afternoon. He Wa
was driving a team, attached to a he
heavy farm wagon, when he tell and the
one of the wheels passed over his leg "
breaking it and decorating it severely. ern,
He is in a serious condition and it is Mr.
feared that amputation will be neces- sar,
sary.-Wiiliamsport transcript pol
Rev. Thomas Cotton, State Agent N
of the American Bible Society, was in Ny
our midst this week. The annual ted
= meeting of the Berkeley County Aux hou
: iliary was fixed for Monday evening, offe
bat the attendance being very meager T
adjournment was had until Wednes- The
Gay evening wheh eooa eohslesa- Ale
ton was present and the meeting mo-
held. A full report Of the proceedings ca,
will appear in our next issue. ,
The Board of Education, at its meet Eel
| ing Monday evening decided to add me
I fifteen feet to one of the rooms of the Lee
colored school building, which, with the her
q general renovation of the other school \
. buildings of the city will make matters Irf
D pleasant for both teachers and pupils. hid
o Mr. S. Johns Williamson was chosen ,re
as first assistant in the High School, ms
c and the selection of teachers for the 40
n colored school deferred until Monday
t evening next.
: From careful inquiry as to the Mr.
II probability of peach crop we learn hsl
b that as far as the Pen-Mar belt is con- ag;
: cerned there will be but very few on VIII