Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-11-30

Louis Brown sells. Louis don't keep
anything but the best, not even cheap
chewing gum.
! Do not take any substitute when
you ask for the one true blood purifi-
er, Hood Sarsaparilla. Insist upon
Hoods and only Hoods.
Nov ADJUST received and for sale
seven barrels of choice apple cider,
and five bushels of shellbarks.
w. H. RoUARK.
Rev. Henry Thomas will preach
and administer the Holy Commun-
ion in Christ Church, Bunker Hill,
next Sunday December I, at 3 O'Clock
p. m.
Mr.. E. c. Henshaw, of Hedgesville,
calls the attention of stockmen to his
recent purchase of shorthorns. He
bought cheap and will sell likewise.
See his advertisement
Berkeley county farmers should take
2, 900 shares in the Building Asso-
citation 1t will pay better than dol
lar wheat or so cent corn, not to men
ton so cent wheat or rs cent corn.
Don't fail to see the great stock of
Ladies Jackets, Cloth, Plush, and Fur
Capes, Just received at Eminert & FL
ery's, at greatly reduced prices. This
is their great offering OF the season.
Bishop Fowler missed his train and
could not get here Friday evening.
He will be here Saturday and will de-
| liver his great lecture that evening.
Everybody wants to and should hear
him.
We acknowledge the receipt, from
Mr.. ]. H. Keesecker, OF a well written
obituary notice of Miss Ella Kennedy,
deceased, which we could not publish
for the reason that another lengthy
notice was already in type.
Mr.. J. D. Beard is gentleman who
grows some of the finest apples in the
Valley and he knows that the Herald
editor is a great lover OF apples. That
bushel of Lady's Bushes which he
brought us were the finest of the fine.
If those people who come to town
every Saturday (and some who live
in town as well) would invest their
spare change in Building Association
shares instead of bug juice" they
would eventually be happier if not SC
hilarious.
It has been sometime since the
Herald referred to Louis Brown, but
it was not because he was not busy.
Now he is ready for business and
would be pleased if everybody in the
world except the chewing gum drum
ner would call.
Miss Kennerly, the manager of En-
inert & Fiery's Millinery Department,
was in Baltimore Tuesday and Wed
nesday looking up novelties for the
!. Thanksgiving aud Christmas trade
If you want the latest things in this
line, you should inspect her stock.
The sales of real estate published in
this isshe are most important Farm
lands are rapidly advancing in price
and town property is sure to double
within the next year or two. There
will soon be such an advance here as
will astonish the most sanguine.
S. S. Felker, the enterprisiug Wes'
End merchant takes a large slice OF
the Herald in which to display his
prices of the necessaries of life. S. S
believes in quick sales and small profit:
and it is dull day indeed when he
does not supply the needs Of many
, customers.
1t is said there is reason in al
things. but in our opinion there is NJ
r reason or sense either in men coming
to town once week, as it appears
5 for the sole and only purpose of get
ting drunk. It does not pay anyone
, except the saloon keepers and ever
; they do not like ito have drunken mer
laround.