Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1897-08-07

the law hHItdAch @~Ne~
animals are destroying growing crops
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Miss I,ottie Poisal gave a dance al
Feller's opera house last Friday even
ing to a number Of friends, in honor
of Misses Siler aud Mccoy, OF VIM
chester.
A discolored, faded or gray beard
does not appear tidy, but may DC
made so by Buckingham's Dye Tor
the Wniskers, which colors an even
brown or black.
The Pitzers Chapel Sunday school
will hold their picnic at that place
Saturday, August II, commencing al
one O'Clock. 1t will be followed by a
yard party at night.
A game of ball was played last sat
urdav afternoon on the boomland be-
tween the Morris team and a scrub
team, resulting in a score oil IA TO g
in favor of the former.
A small dish of fine charcoal kept
upon shelf OF a dark closet or IN the
refrigerator, and renewed every week,
will obsorb all odors, and help to keep
.t.xx, r.aeb o,,J ctveef
Sheriff Miller, of Cumberland,
while attempting an arrest OF tough
citizen Of Shantytown, suburb OF
Cumberland, was set upon by several
men and badly injured.
Henry Moore shot big rattlesnake
OH his farm near the mountain and
brought it to this city last Friday
morning. 1t measured 4 feet and Q
inches and had ten rattles.
One of the most eloquent sermons
to which we have listened for many a
dav was that delivered at the First M.
+. church last Sunday by Rev. DIR. II.
r. Bender, OF Auburn, N. y.
William l.. Hollis and Miss Emma
I. Fuller were united in holy matfi'
mouy at the parsonage OF the NJ. +
Church, South, Winchester, last Tues
day night, by Rev. S K. Cox.
Burning, itching skin diseases in
stantly relieved by De Wits Witch
Hazel Salve, unequalled for cuts
bruises, burns. 1t heals without
leaving a scar. l.. G. Matthaei.
Mr.. Daniel Shafer, living near
Brunswick, is the owner Of COW
which dropped twin calves on July
1896, and repeated the same perform
ance before the same date this year
The Inwood Fair begins on Tues
day, August II, and continues till thu
goth. A large list fprerniums is of
fered Anything you have which j
worthy Of exhibition will be gladl,
exhibited
A sensible, cousiderate person viii
not become offended when Statement
Of indebtedness is sent them. State
ments are sent as matter OF bust
ness not to provoke anger.-Morgar
Messenger.
The general store and distillery q
/ John Trooper, at New Baltimore
twenty miles north of Cumberland
was robbed of S., 500 in cash, 81, oo'
in notes and 5000 in stamps. TIL
safe was blown open.
Better send your boys and girls +
Turner's Business College. Even tn
dull and lazy boy enjoys studying
Their graduates are the best book
keepers and penmen in town. Dro
them a card for their catalogue.
A young child of Mr.. ard Mrs
John Farrin, Jr, formerly of this city
died at their home in Cumberland
Saturday afternoon. The remain
were brought to this city Monda.
morning and inferred in ST. Jose phi
cemetery.
The old soldiers who fought t
preserve the Union and voted for tn
party now in power must stand wit
empty hands while the opposing
parties enjoy the spoils they hav
won. Pretty hard.
Mrs. B. c. Quenzel gave birthda,
party last Thursday evening in homo
of Miss Bernadine Shilling, of Balti
more. who is on an extended visit t
the Quenzel family. Elegant refresh