Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1896-11-14


will fig anyone who creates trouble
and will not accompany him.
The new boiler which will be used
to heat the new Catholic parsonage
arrived in this city Monday afternoon
and is being placed in position. Mr.
Chas. Wolfes has the contract.
Mr.. Conrad Syme, private secretary
of Senator Faulkner, and Miss Vivie
B. Forsyth were married Wednesday
at Harrodsburg, KY, the home OF the
bride. Mr.. Syine is quite well known
in this city.
The proprietors Of the various hard
ware stores in this city have concluded
to close their stores at eight O'Clock. p.
m, excepting Saturday and pay day
nights. 1t will continue until the
first of April next.
Mrs. Mary +. Maxwell, widow Of
Mr.. Samuel J. Maxwell, Little George
town, has been granted a pension.
Mr.. Holly Hensel, an old and disabled
veteran has recently been placed on
the pension rolls.
The mechanics band will purchase
new uniforms with the proceeds OF
the fair which they will hold during
the coming holidays. The boys are
hustlers and will have big affair to
which all can go and have good
time.
Miss Amanda Richards and Mr..
c. l.. Shriver, both of this county,
were united in marriage at the United
Brethren parsonage Tuesday evening.
Rev. ]. F. Snyder performed the cere-
mony.
Mr.. Harry Richards, Baltimore, ar
rived in this city Saturday evening,
to spend Sunday with his wife, who
has been the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM II. Kantner, West
King street.
Luther Day" was observed in St.
Johns Lutheran church Sunday morn
ing with addresses, singing and recita-
tons suitable to the occasion. The
offering was for Home Missions and
was very good one.
DR.. w. H. Wolfe, Moler avenue,
broke small bone in his leg Tues
day while running near his home. A
physician was called and set the in
iured member, and it will only be a
short time till he is able to be out
again
Hoyt's "a Midnight Belr' will be
presented at the Central Opera House
this (Friday) night, Nov. 10. TIE
bright comedian and comedienne Dig
by Bell and Laura Joyce Ball with a
large number of artists will be in the
cast.
Messrs. NJ. A. Snodgrass, Fred
Keiscome, ID. W. Shaffer and P. r.
Harrison, left at noon Monday for
Wheeling, where they will spend sew
eral days in attendance at the sessions
of the Masonic Grand Lodge Of this
State.
The bottling works OF Harman
Miller & Co., which were located a
the corner of Raleigh and Race streets
have been moved across the street t
Mr.. Vim. 7. Stewards property west
of the c. V. freight depot.
Mr.. Patrick Quirk. the pretzel man
who is Familiarity known to all on
citizens died Thursday morning at his
home near the Hannis distillery. HI
has been suffering for several month:
with typhoid fever. A wife and sever
children survive him
Mr.. +. w. VanMetre, Opequon dis
trict, will shortly move to this city
and will dispose of his stock and farm
ing utensils at public sale, Dec. 3
The stock is all first-class and TIL
utensils have been used with care
See large posters and the ad that will
appear next week.
The town otSpencer, Roane county
on the r., S. & G. railroad. was al
most entirely destroyed by fire Sun
day night. Thirty-nine stores and
dwelling houses were destroyed, NAM
of them with their entire contents
The fire had its origin in room owe
Simmons & Co. S general store, which
room, it is said, was used as gamb
ling resort.
Providing the weather is fair, Fall
ing Waters Republicans will celebrate
their great victory this Saturday