Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1896-10-10
LITTLE LOCALS.

Chestnut hunting parties are now IN
order
There was a heavy frost Thursday
night.
please close the door" signs now
appear.
The stove dealers and plumbers are
in their glory.
You should hear Hon. Geo. w. At
kinson tonight.
The farmers are burning corn out
west instead Of coal.
Dead leaves cover the streets after
every little wind storm.
If your business is dull it is the
time for you to advertise.
The fall house cleaning is occupying
the time Of the housewives.
The silver question is being argued
by old and young, male and female.
Now is your time to dig in while
most people are discussing politics.
Hot drinks are now served at the
soda fountains instead of the icy ones
George Walker and Hattie Hill
colored, were married here Wednes-
day.
The weather has been very cool for
several days and every one is hunting
heavier clothes.
A thin skim of ice formed on vessels
containing water that were left out
Thursday night.
DR.. Erkelens' Patent Eye Drops.
for weak and inflaned eyes, for sale
at +. C. Williams.
Mr.. Joseph Lloyd has purchased the
store of Mr.. VIM. Pitsnogle, on Queen
street, North Martinsburg
Mr.. Ernest Thumel, who purchased
the Criswell saloon on King street,
has had the front repainted.
Prof. Houseworth tie eye specialist,
will be at w J. jones Z, Co. 5 jewelry
store, Wednesd,. OF Fl.
Mr.. {. T. Gandy's restaurant, King
street, has been rearranged and re-
painted white on the interior
Fine large canvas pictures of Nc
Kinley and Hobart are hung from the
Lincoln Republican Climb windows
Those voters who were led astray by
the tree trade prosperous times theory
will not touch THIS free silver fraud.
The business at the knitting mills
is getting better as the prospects for
McKinley's election grows brighter.
Don't let it slip your memory that
Jesse T. Brilliant is an independent
candidate for the office of District
Delegate.
Mr.. Harry Stewart and Miss Ida
M. Hill were married last Wednesday
at the residence of the bride, near
Ridgeway.
The Baltimore baseball club passed |
through this city Tuesday night on
the B. & o. train No. 9, enroute for
Cleveland.
Tailor Elliott lost a fine driving
horse the first of the week from lock-
Jaw. 1t had run a nail in its foot
sometime ago.
$40 will buy good second hand,
double-barrelled breech-loading gun.
The gun is No. II bore, and can be
seen at this office.
Communion services will be held iii
the Reformed church tomorrow morn
ing. Preparatory services this after
noon at $50 o'clock.
Seventeen Mormon elders are hold
ing a conference, which will last sew
eral weeks, at Pratt, below Flintstone, |
Allegany county, Nd.
tits reported thata canvas was made /
of the Third ward which shows that
about go votes will be cast for Palmer
and Buckner November 5.
Spencer Academy, located 10 miles
east of Artlers, I, T., was destroyed
by fire last Saturday night -Four
indian boys were cremated.
The Baltimore base ball club, after
winning the pennant for three sea
sons, has taken four straight games
from the Cleveland Spiders.
The Firemen's fair begins next
Wednesday, the 18th, and will con-
tinue ten days. Show your aPprecia-
ton Of their services by attending
Hon. Isador Raynor, of Maryland
showed Bryan up in his true position
Saturday night, much to the discom
r. 81, &c free oliver followers