Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-02-12

opened up a vein OF autnraei'e eoa' y
excellent quality.
| Mr.. l.. D. L4ochbaum has been nam
ed as postmaster at North Mountain
vice Samuel Rattenberg, resigned.
Mr.. Lochbaum is bright Young man
and will no doubt make an efhcient
P. NJ.
Don't fail to attend the Great Clear
ance Sales at Frank S. Emmerts
Tuesday and Wednesday, February
22 aud 49, They are cleaning OUT
their entire stock Of remnants ana
small lots 81
Mr.. Malcolm Bowers. residing near
Clearbrook, Va. died Tuesday morn
ing. aged sixty-fve years. MIR.
Bowers was a member ofTurner Ashby
Camp OF Confederate Veterans and OF
the Lutheran church.
Ben Whitson, aged about ID years,
met with severe mishap on Monday.
He was running home from school
when he tripped and fell, and the eye
glasses he wore were broken, part OF
them piercing one eye.
The Young Peoples Society OF the
Lutheran church held their regular
business meeting in the lecture room
of the church on Tuesday night.
After the business was transacted
Literary programme was rendered.
Judge Daniel B. Lucas, Of Charles
Town, has concluded FROM now on to
make his headquarters while in this
city, at the law office of +. Vernon
Aler, opposite Catholic church. Those
desiring information, or to confer
with Judge Lucas, can hereafter con-
venieutly apply to Mr.. Aler.
The Rock Band Concert Company
will be at the First M. r. Church,
Wednesday, February 10.
Liverpool (St Georges HalD-
Both the harmony and the execu-
ton are perfect and draw forth I'M
iversal expressions of astonishment
and pleasure Daily Post.
Geo. w. Mitchell was arrested last
Thursday evening for stealing some
clothing from the Matthews boarding
house on Martin street. He plead
guilty to the charge before Squire
Martin and was sent to Jail tor the
action of the grand jury.
Elizabeth Flanders and Fannie
Eaglehorn, Indian girls, who tried to
burn the girls building at the Indian
school, at Carlisle, last Tuesday,
pleaded guilty and were sentenced to
one year aud six months. They said
they were homesick and wanted Cap
tain Pratt to send them home.
To get a practical knowledge of
kook coping, penmanship, shorthand,
etc, attend Turner's Business Col
lege, day or night session. Now is
the best time to enter, Terms very
low. If you cannot attend school
take instructions by mail. Diploma
given all graduates. Write or call at
college for catalogue.
Quite number OF our people took
advantage of the B. & O. mid winter
excursion, Thursday Among them
were: Mr.. and Mrs. T. S c. Pitzer
Mrs H. T. Pitcher, Mrs. W. w.
Crump, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ A. Snod-
grass, Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Harris and
child, Col. Jas. w. Mcdonald, Messrs.
Frank Geyer. Chas Baker c. c.
Keedy, and w. N. Inch
Saturday night DR.. and Mrs. George
+. Gilpin, of Berkeley Springs, were
nearly suilocated by gas from coal
stove. Had it not been for Dr. Joseph
Gilpin, brother, they would have
died, he having discovered their pre-
carious condition in time to save
them. DR.. Gilpin was unconscious for
several hours and Mrs. Gilpin is still
quite i'll from the effects of the gas.
Remnant days at Frank S. En-
merits, Tuesday and Wednesday,
FEBRUARY p aud g, On the above
named days we will close out all rem
nauts of every line of goods we car
ry regardless Of cost. Muslin, Calico,
Bingham, Ticking, Towing, Table
Linen, Dress Goods, Hamburg Edge,
p;hbOrc CarOats Mating Silks