Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1895-05-04

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Mountain last week.
Mrs. Henry Wilen returned Satur
day last from a visit to friends il
Washington to the great delight o
pater familais.
Miss Meta Schley, of Shepherds
town, returned home Monday after a
pleasant visit to her special friend
Miss Jane Boyd.
Miss Minnie Drenner, of Bruins
wick, has returned home after a pleas
ant visit of some days among hel
friends in this city.
Rev. B. P. S, Busey now located at
Vanclevesville, is frequently in the
city. His numerous friends are al
ways pleased to meet him.
Capt. J. c. Hutsler aud the editor
of the Herald intended to play Cleve-
land, " at Sandy Hook, Monday, but
didn't because of the rain.
Clarence and Ida Burkhart went tc
Cumberland, Monday to attend the
wedding of their brother, H. D..
which occurred there Tuesday.
The many friends of Mrs. J. w.
DeGrange, of Washington, will be
pleased to know that she is enjoying
much better health than for a long
time past.
Mr.. John Byers and wife, of Wash
ington, attended wedding of theil
sister, Miss Mamie, Tuesday. Fred
also managed to find time to come up
from the Capitol for the same purpose
Our good old friend Johu Farrin
was up from Martinsburg Tuesday,
and called to see us in regard to pay
ing our income tax. Uncle John is
solid for free silver-Morgan Messen-
ger.
Mr.. B. A. Garlinger, of Hagers-
town, came over to the Wild West
Tuesday. There is SO little to amuse
one in that out-of-the-way village
that many persons frequently come
over here to while away an hour or
two.
Editor Buzzerd, of the Morgan
Messenger, came down from Lease
town" to attend the Wild West Tues
day. One lone source of amusement
is not sufficient for the pencil pusher
of our sprightly contemporary, hence
his little escapade.
Rev. David H. Shields returned
Monday from a trip to Carlisle, Pa,
and Baltimore. At Carlisle he attend
ed the semiannual meeting of the
bishops of the NJ f. Church and on
Sunday. by special invitation, preach
ed morning and evening in one Of the
best churches in Baltimore.
Mrs. Alice Scott, of Philadelphia,
aunt of Mr.. Frank w. Vanhorn, made
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanhorn a pleasant
visit of a week. leaving for home
Monday. Mrs. Scott was on her way
from Florida where she spent the
past two months for the benefit Of her
health. She is a very pleasant lady,
and related many amusing incidents
of her visit to the Land of Flowers and
fleas.
County Superintendent elect Sny-
der was in the city, Saturday, last
he is now preparing the annual cata-
logue of Berkeley County public
schools which he hopes to have ISSUED
by the time the schools open in the
fall. We suggest that the private
schools might very properly joir
the public schools and thus make
the catalogue represent all of the
schools in the county. The cost tc
each school would be slight anc
the value great.
A mixture of wood ashes and bont
dust is the best and cleanest lawn
fertilizer.
Miss Minnie Diefenderfer has il
stock and will make to order the very
latest and neatest millinery for sprin!
and summer wear. Call and be con
WINGED.
Peas only 5 cents can; mixed pick
les IS cents a quart the best chippe,
beef in town; pie peaches, only 1
cents; apples, ) ID. cans 10 cents a
Coyle's.
/ Cumberland hydraulic cenent-ca
load Just received. This is the &C
ment used by the Government in tn
new Library building at Washington
Sencindiver & Stewart.
MARRIED. the First NJ, E. Pal
sonage in Martinsburg, Thursday
May 2, by Rev. D. H. Shields, Mis-
Hattie Dick and Mr. Myron c. Pal
sons, all Of Berkeley County.
c. o. Lambert Charley has paint
ed and cleaned his new quarters unit
one scarcely knows the place. He
selling good, tender beef and som
choice groceries at very REASONABLE
prices.
This year our Millinery trade
more than double that of any 9th,
year since we have been in the bus
ness, and the general verdict is thu
Miss Kennerley makes just as prett
and stylish hats as you can get in IL
i large cities and at about halt Il
!price. EMMERT 4 FIERY.