Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-08-17

BY recent order Of the B. & O..
employees must refrain from the use
of intoxicants both on and off duty
Weakness is the symptom, impov-
erished blood the cause. Hoods Sar-
saparilla the cure. It makes the
weak strong.
Charley Miller had some very fine
pears in town Thur sday. A. l.. Mar
tin was liberal purchaser and will
sell them right
Because of the death of Mrs. DR..
i Talmage which occurred a few days
since we are without our usual Tai
mage sermon this week.
The campmeeting at Inwood is
quite success. There was large
Ecrowd present last Sunday and it is
Expected at least 5000 people will be
there next Sunday.
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We fear our friend Scott did not
conceal the identity of the heroine of
his story. 1t would be an easy matter
for almost anyone to "pick OUT the
fifteen-year old boy.
Mr.. II. 7. Newcomb, of Washing
ton. d. c.. has written an article for
the September number of the Forum
on the Opportunities for Young Men
and Women in the Civil Service. .
Over on High street between Burke
and King streets there is neat little
store kept by Miss Harley. She start
ed in modest way something over
year ago and now has good trade.
The September number of the
Forum will contain an unusually in
teresting paper by Mr.. Clarence King,
entitled, shall Cuba be Freea' Mr..
King paints the treatment of the Gu
bans by their Spanish masters in the
darkest of colors and makes an elo-
quent appeal for Cuban independence.
Mr.. Kilbourn, of the Kilbourn
Knitting Machine Co, issued orders
on Tuesday for the lower mills to run
every evening this week until I
O'Clock. The company is behind with
its orders and they have to work an
hour longer which is better for them
financially, but meets with the unan-
imous disapproval of the employees.
The Delineator is the woman's
favorite magazine. and is issued by
the famous fashion publishers, The
Butterick Publishing Co. Qimited), at
7 to II West thirteenth street New
York, at the remarkably low rate of
SI.oo for years subscription, or IS
cents per copy.
OF all family magazines it is the
great caterer to domestic needs, and /
can be recommended for its cheapness,
usefulness, beauty, freshness and
utility.
A very enjoyable dance was given
at ant. Clifton popular summerre-
sort conducted by Mr.. T. F. Payne, at
Hedgesville in which a number of
young people participated.
Promptly at 9 o'clock the music rem
dered by pianist from Baltimore and
Miss Grace Swartz of this city, VIC
linist, began and was kept up until
the early dawn by the dancers. Re
freshments were served at twelve
O'Clock which consisted of ices and
many delicaeies which were thorough
ly enjoyed.
The farmers National Campmeet-
ing will open at Williams Grove,
Pa, August 26 and close on Saturday,
August 81. There will be three meet
ings each day, which will be address
ed by men of ability and practical
experience. The evenings will be
taken up by free lectures, literary and
musical entertainments of rare ex-
cellence, and stereopticon views of
historic scenes in Orient lands.
There is nowhere else you can go that
you can have as much pleasure at so
little expense. If you have never
been there, go this year and see how
it is for yourself.
The Horn Harvey debate on the
money question is accounted great
affair, and so it was, but each speaker
came to the scratch with the avowed
purpose of proving the other fellow
wrong. At the Changers Interstate
Picnic Exhibition at Williams Grove,
Pa, which opens Monday, August 20,
and closes Saturday, August 81, the
same question will be discussed by
men of marked ability and large ex-
perience, for the sole purpose of find
ing out, What is the truth about the
matter. Any individual present
will have the right to interrogate the
speakers on any point in the discuss
ion, and take the platform and reply
to the views advanced if they so wish.
The meeting will be a free for all,
because what is wanted above every
thing else is way out of the depressed \
condition of business and particu-
larry farming. Those who are inter
ested i'll correct solution of this vexed (
question-and who is not? will make
a big mistake if they do not attend
the Williams Grove meeting this
year.
Cumberland Valley Twelve-day
Excursion to the Seashore.
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