Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1896-12-26
LITTLE LOCALS.

Little Trixie.
A merry Christmas to all.
Package currants ocents at Felker's.
Citron, Is cents per pound at Felix
er's.
Miller Bros. are starting peach
orchard near Paw Paw.
We wish for the cause Of Cuba libre
a prosperous New Year.
Deal with your home merchants
and they in turn will deal with you.
The tannery at Berkeley Springs
has resumed work in all departments.
Those who wanted snow so bad
kicked the most when the time came
to shovel it.
By the time we publish our paper
again the opportunity Of the leap year
girl will have ended.
Citizens from nearly every town i'll
the country wish to enlist in the cause
of Cuban liberty.
The Catholic fair, in the basement
of st. Joseph's church, is me citing
with big success.
The next date ofthe eye specialists,
Geech, Styles & Coz visit to this city
will be January ID, 1907
Look out Tor sharpers and be care
full how you sign your name to any
paper presented by a stranger.
The week of prayer begins Sunday
January }, and no doubt union ser
vices will be held in our churches.
Baldwin apples, 10 cents; Pippin
apples, IS cents a peek.
MARTIN Store. King street.
The postofice will be closed on
Christmas Day, excepting between
the hours of to 9 a, m, and to 3 to 4
p. m.
Mrs. Fannie L., wife Of Mr.. Thomas
Bryarly, died last Wednesday at her
home near Shepherdstown of con-
sumption.
Prevent sickness and save doctors
bills at this season by keeping your
blood rich and pure with Hood S
Sarsaparilla.
The young man who starts out in
life with the purpose to have an easy
time will either be disappointed or
burden to his friends
John Bartgiss and John Reinhart
shipped a large number of sheep and
hogs over the c, V. railroad Saturday
for the eastern markets.
Thompson's orchestra, of this city,
furnished the music at a grand ball
given by the college boys at MERGERS
burg, last Thursday night
Rev. John Marstella, son of Mr..
John Marstella, East Burke street,
this city, has accepted a call from the
Baptist church at Hereford, Va.
The Herald is printed on Thurs day
morning this week instead of Friday
afternoon. This is done in order to
allow the employees to enjoy Christ
mas.
The Martinsburg Lutheran has end
ed its fourth year with brilliant past
and a bright future. We wish it and
its genial editor, Bro. Trump, many
years of success.
Jefferson Lodge No. $50, 1. o, o. F.,
will hold an oyster supper at Shenan-
doah Junction on December 20, so and
81. The proceeds will be used to fur
nish their hall at that place
A number of young people from
this city attended dance given at
Mt. Clifton. Hedgesville, last Friday
night. About so people were present
from the neighborhood.
The up-to date girls who spell their
names "Lylian, "Mae," "Sallye"
and so forth, have their imitators
among the young men who sign their
names "Byl, "Myke," lynn, and
so forth.
Manager Lambert expects to have
the we'll known plays, Little Trixie"
and THE Fast Mail, at his house
early in January. They have been
here several times before and will no
doubt draw big audiences.
Casper T. Smith and Miss Mary +.
Shade were married last Friday at the
U. B. parsonage, by Rev. ]. f, Snyder.
Both are residents of this county and
a number of their friends accompanied
them to witness the ceremony.