Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-07-06
LITTLE LOCALS.

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Don't you know that Hoods Sarsa
parilla will overcome that tired feeling
and give you renewed vigor and vital
ity?
The infant daughter Of Mr.. ane
Mrs. Eugene I,ockbuam was inferred
at the Falling Waters Presbyterian
church, July 2. aged about months
The Jefferson County Teachers In
stitute will be held next week-July
SIP, and the first examination O
teachers on Tuesday and Wednesday
following.
John d. McCune who is in the sew.
ing machine line. this week in the vi
cinity of Little Georgetown. put in q
pump and sold FIVE machines. John
is a hustler.
The corner stone of the proposed
new hall at Duffields was laid on the
4th. Lodges from adjoining towns
participated. The occasion was an
interesting one.
People living in the West End are
of the opinion that they should be en-
titled to share of the proceeds of the
pasturage afforded cows and pigs.
There were rs cows on one street the
other day.
Lewis Wolf, merchant, of North
Mountain, is closing out his stock of
goods and will move to Martinsburg
and establish a clothing store. 1t is
said w. H.Wright will open a general
store in the building Mr.. Wolf vacat-
ed.
The c. V. R. R. announces that on
Friday, July II, and every Friday
thereafter during the months of July,
August, and September, excursion
tickets will be sold to Mont Alto Park,
good to return on day of issue, at 80
cents, round trip.
County Supt. Snyder called the
presidents of the Boards of Education
together Wednesday to appoint an
examiner. The necessary quorum,
three, not being present no examiner
was appointed. Another meeting
will be called for Saturday.
The Fourth with its flre-crackers.
devil-ehasers, etc, the luscious water
melon, and the deceptive green apple
all swooped down on the boys at one
time. Undertakes look solemn as
usual. but their couatenances ale no
no indication of their feelings.
A human head was found in the
Potomac River, near leagues Run,
a half mile east eff Shepherdstown.
The head had been in the water for
long time. An attempt had been
made to saw of the-top Of the skull.
From this fact it is supposed to be the
remains of medical subject"
A S., 600 advertisement in the July
number of the Ladies Home Journal
is chiefly representation of the maid
in the MOON If you never saw her,
buy copy of the Journal and see how
she looks. At the same time you
will be more than pleased with your
purchase in more ways than one.
DIED.-At her residence near North
Mountain, June 10, 1905, MIS-. Mary
S. Strouse, wife Of c. Strouse, and
daughter of David and Sarah Gletner,
aged 40 years months and S days.
The husband, mother, brothers, and
sisters beg to thank the hosts of
friends and neighbors for their kind
ness and helping hand toward the de-
ceased in her long illness.
A very delightful dance was given
at the hospitable home of Mr. John
Boyd on Raleigh street few even
ings ago which was very enjoyable to
the guests it being one of the pretti-
est dances given this season. An ell
egant lunch was served about twelve
o'clock. Miss Boyd was assisted by
the Misses Schley, Virginia Butler and
Mary Alexander, and Messrs. Stewart
Boyd and Harrison.
The B. & 0. Railroad Co. are con-
the construction of sum
hotel on Maryland Heights opposite
Harpers Ferry. This is one of the
finest views in the surrounding coun-
try and the company proposes to
make it one Of the largest in the
State. No doubt it will be a rich in
vestment as on account of the historic
surrounding, and its close proximity
to Washington and Baltimore, it will
be we'll patronized. Nearly all the
land in and surrounding the heights
has been bought by the company
and arrangements have been made to
reach the point by railroad.