Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1896-09-19
LITTLE LOCALS.

Refreshing ram lucSuay'
,.Buckler's Big Stock Co"
Paw-paws are on the market.
Leaves are falling from the trees
Another circus is coming on the a2d'
The season of autumn weddings IS
upon us.
Ten Nights in Batroom'' at the
Central tonight.
Awnings are being removed from
some OF the buildings.
Hon. A. @. Dayton will speak IN
this city next Saturday.
Silver Bryan from the Platte will
be in this city on the goth.
The employees in the B. & Q. shops
have again been put on full time.
The passenger traffic on the 3. & Q.
railroad is reported unusually large.
Stove dealers are arranging their
display for their fall and winter trade.
Daniel Harley was fined three dol
lors on Tuesday for swearing on the
street.
Rev. Forrest Prettyman is conduct
ing revival services in the NJ i. church,
South.
Brass bands are harvesting the gold
and silver from the political dem on
STATIONS.
Miss Grace Dieffenderier, who re-
ceived slight sunstroke last Friday,
has recovered.
The Baltimore baseball club is a
birdie, having the pennant sure for
three straights.
Five members OF the family Of Mr..
John Voegel, East Burke street, have
been very i'll with fever.
An effort is being made to establish
a business college in this city. We
trust it will be successful.
Addison Johns, OF Pittsburg, and
Matte Tyler, Of this city, colored,
were married here Mooday.
The Colored Republican Sound
Money Club, Of tais eity attended a
picni at Harpers Ferry Friday.
The trustees OF the {. < o canal
have posted signs at Williamsport and
other points forbidding bicycling on
the tow path.
Rev. c. P. Stealey will deliver
sermon i'll the First Baptist church to-
morrow evening to the employees of
the brass works.
One hundred and twenty girl pupils
arrived at the Carlisle Indian school I
last Friday and one hundred and nine
boy pupils on Saturday.
A marriage license was issued in
Hagerstown Tuesday, to Abram Mont
gomery and Miss May Rush, of near
GAINESVILLE, this county.
A pretty iron fence has been erected
in front of the residence of Mr.. John
Marstella, East Burke street, which
makes big improvement.
Mr.. Chas. Cline has been engaged
several days this week identifying the
building owned by Mr.. Charles Thu
mel, on Queen street, with new coat
of paint.
We are pleased to hear it stated that
the Brooklyn Brass Works in this
city is crowded with orders, and that
the hands will work full time, if not
overtime.
We are glad to state that our good
friend, Mr.. Geo. Edmunds has about
recovered from the injuries he received
in the B. & O. yard at Brunswick a
short time ago,
Jake Kilrain, of Baltimore, was
knocked out in the first round by
FRANK OldNIu, the AuolAdlidu, III
lively fstic encounter at the Eureka
Athletic Club Monday night.
Epworth League services will be
held in the NJ. +. Church, Burke
street, tomorrow at 6.45. Topic,
Enemies on account of Bigotry."
Mr.. A. L. Darby will be the leader
Mr.. J. Ed Shaffer, Winchester
avenue, left on Monday morning tor
Woodstock and other points in Vir-
ginia, where he expects to get en-
ployment.
Mr.. G. f. Smith has decided to To-
cate at York, Pa. We regret very
much to lose Mr. Smith as he is a
good citizen and business man. Best
wishes accompany him and his esti-
mable family.
Mr.. VIM. r. Lee, superintendent of