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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-02-02
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Mixed. Pass Mixed
anisonburg 45pm 10 90 a ~
Staunton 00am 3 i6pmll2 90 m
Ar Lexington . 3Jam 3Opm

Mixed Trains Southbond. Leaves Win
chester at 400 m and s: 45 m. Arrives at
Strasburg Junction at G:l2am and 1926 m.
Mixed Trains Northbound. Leaves Win
chester at l:45 p m and 1870 pm. Arrives ct
lIarper's Ferry at AGO p m and :36 am.
Ccnrectlcrs
Train connects at Harper's Ferry with
Fart Limited Express train leaving at II II
n m and o. M arriving at Chicago AT 30a
m, and 200 noon, and with train leaving at
5:l4 m. arriving at Cincinnati at 7.45 a m,
st Louis 600 p m, and connects at Weverton
at l:40 m. arrives at lIagerstown 1910
Washington Junction with train arriving at
Frederick at /. 55 p m.
Train 46 connects with Fast iestibu's
train nj Harpei's F,rry Mt o "A m for Chi
cago. at 10 81 m for pittsburg and IL IS n
m for CiLcinnnt ard st. Louis. Arrive ut
Pittsburg at 90 a m Chicago nj o 45p
Cincinnati at 90 p. m. aud st. Louis ut
j 80 a m
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars run through
to Cincinnati st Louis and Chicago on all
express trains.
For rates. tickets, bags age checked, apply
TO any Office OF the b Il Railroad or % Z. T..
DuGrow. Travelling Passenger tgt. Wincheste
Va.
VIM. GREENE General Manager
ID. b. MARTIN. Manager, OF Passenger
rafllc.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-02-02

Steam rs leaving the Pacific cast
TO Ala a lre compelled t. refuse pas
san8c s, 50 great is tic lush to the
90 d liol Is.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-02-02

As many of the other Plutocrlis o.
the North have bou ght game prese YES
exp e.ident Cleveland has followed
their example. He can now shoot tc
his Leait's content-but not ducls-
without the use of government We Sc
or at the governments expense. Some
peoplo are very much concerned about
what ex-presidents shal do. The gov
eminent should provide them with
game and fish preserves 80 that they
may while away their time in shooting
and fishing.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-02-02
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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-02-02
THE SITUATION IN TIE FAR
FAST.

London, Jan, 26.-The newspapers
here comment on FIR nch, r. ia al d
German reinforcement, going to tie
far q st while no corr spord ng iddi-
ION is made to re Brii sh fleet n day:
Happily Great r qin las the cou =
tcnance inst ad o. host lity of tho
Uni ed State. B the japanese
navy is a factor ol Uncertain value
An r.icle in the p il Mall Gaz tie
says: "If the posi- ion Is really criii-
cal, we + u rave risk in leaving cur
fleet weak. In oct ve pr p re for an
open COME by retrogradc movements
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-02-02

The Senate committee OH finance
voted January 25lh to report the Tel,
Ter resolution declaring for the pay
ment of the national bonds in silver as
well as gold. The vote stood s to s..
I he resolution is practically the same
as the Stanley Matthews resolrton
adopted some years ago. Those vot-
ing + the resolution were Senator'S
Vest, AID Jones (Arkansas), White,
Walthall, Turpie and Ianiel (Vnginia)
Democrats; Jones, silver Republican,
(Nevada), and Walcott, Republican.
Those voting agar st it were Senators
drill, Ais II, Aldrich, Platt (Con-
D. ecticuD, and Bcrcws. Senator
Jone~, Of Nevada, WAS not present, but
biz yo.e was by his request recorded
in favor # IL T. soluti
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-02-02

CHI a has omp led with a ! the de-
mlnd Ct 60 many in M, ction @ith
The xii irg + German missionaries.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-02-02

- aat 'shssy Aebis
t.a ! canes 4 nome with
eN tc.a nut PAIN. Book OF par
AAp A0 svJ Hcalars sent FREE.
S3ss:ss :S; 100: n ! &, : s ! sSs
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-02-02

Train Il and connect with Southern r.
II. at Strasburg Junction at 1890 and 1;45 p.
for uarrisonburg.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1898-02-02

Jan 26 At. s
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-06-11

Auburn benefit whole
welbeing and support.
industry county
n o
immensely
else description be interesting
the besides number foreign
building divided
finishing
which machines lumber from the finished
spokes all
which is machinery.
ironing
110x70
building
paint Between these buildings the
which Prick boilers
smaller buildings
storing lumber
group Shipping facilities
running the buildings
Cumbe Valley Railroad.
Vice Robinson, Supern-
tenden
Troy, Y Savannah
in
N succeeding
in
for 800 just been completed
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-06-11
w. II. SLINKnAN.
Carriage Making and Repairing Cor
ner Raleigh and King SITS.

There are numerous phases of in
dustry represented in Martinsburg
that do a fair annual business, but
which cannot be gagged by the gen
eral run OF trade. They are on diff
ferent plane from strictly mercantile
business houses, but fill sphere Of
usefulness of the widest extent. To
such category belongs the carriage
making and repair shop of Mr.. w. II.
Slinkman. Carriages, buggies, wag-
ons, etc, are made to order, and a
large repair business is done, besides
general blacksmithing of all kinds.
Tire setting is a speciality, and costs
from 81 IS to $3.50
All the work for two of our largest
livery stables is done by this shop
The building utilized corner OF
Raleigh near King street is two sto-
ries, the painting and trimming de-
partmeuts being on the second floor.
The business was established about
20 years ago, and since its inception
has made superior workmanship a
bid for patronage, Mr.. w. II. Sink.
man, the proprietor, has had 40 years
practical experience. and personally
superinteuds all work done. From
two to three employees are required,
Promptness, the best of workman
ship and rock-bottom prices are the
inducements offered to secure your
trade, and an order is solicited.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-06-11
sHAFFER's MACHINE SHOP.
Bicycles, Agricultural Implements, En-
gines, Etc, Repaired Nickel and
Copper Plating Exclusive Agency
for Victor Gas Engines Raltigh
St, Between Burke and King.

Established about one year ago,
ShaRsr's Machine shop spraug at
once into public favor. and is SLING a
useful place lin the general commerce
OF Martiusburg.
Recently Mr. Shaffer was appointed
exclusive agent here for the celebrated
Victor Gas Engines. one of which has
just been put in by Thompson Bros,
Printers, and is prepared to furnish
them in any horse power desired.
These engines are neat in appear
ance, economical in operation, and
strong and well built. Prices will
surprise You
Bicycle repairing is prominent
feature of the business. and an enyia-
BILE reputation has been built up for
promptness and good work Light
machine repairs OF all kinds, inelud.
ing farm machinery, lawn mowers,
etc, is a speciality.
Nickel aud copper plating is also
artistieally done.
An aptitude for the trade, coupled
with a high degree of skill is absolute
ly essential to the successful prosecu-
ton of this business. and Mr.. Geo. II,
Shaffer certainly possesses these re.
quirements. All work is guaranteed,
and prices will be found as low as is
consistent with good work and mate
rial.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-06-11
n. A. sNODuRAss.
Manufaeturlng pharsnaeIst oueen s..

Manufacturing Pharmacist Queen st.
The physical weil-being Of the COM
munity affects indirectly IFS CONNER.
cial interests. and as the health Of the
people depends to a great extent on
the medicines and preventiyes Of dis.
ease which they use, a well-equipped
and conscienciously managed drug
store. such as that conducted by M
A. Snodgrass, adds much to the de-
velopment and progress of our city.
Established in 1875, it has from it's
inception enjoyed a good patronage.
The meritorious preparations man
ufactured by this pharmacy bear an
enviable reputation They include:
The Snodgrass celebrated liver pills.
The Snodgrass pleasant vermiiuge.
The Snodgrass headache powders
The Snodgrass horse and condition
powders largest ard best on earth).
Besides the freshest aud pure drugs
and chemicals, patent and proprietary
remedies, ETC., a line of crutches,
trusses and supporters is carried.
The stock includes everything to be
found in first class up-to-date phar-
macy.
The prescription department is in
charge of competent and careful reg
istered pharmacists, and is a model of
its type. Absolute accuracy in COM
pounding is assured.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-06-11
rlATTHAEPS PHARrIACY.
No. 40 North Queen St,

Established in 1870 by Mr.. E. G. Will
liams, both by reason of age and for
completeness of appointment and stock,
Matthaei's Pharmacy is entitled to a
leading position among Martinsburg's
numerous drug stores.
The filing of physicians prescriptions
is leading feature of the business, and
this department is in charge of Messers
Il. G. Shepherd and Chas. A. Becker,
both registered pharmacists. For the con-
venience of urgent calls, a night bell is
feature of this drug store.
Patent and proprietary remedies, of
standard reputation and acknowledged
merit, drugs and chemicals, fancy and
toilet articles. comprises the stock and
a superb soda water fountain, one of the
handsomest in this section, has been in
stalled
Mr.. G. p Matthaei, the proprietor,
succeeded to the business last fall, and
under his management it has retained its
prominence among Martinsburg's bust
ness houses.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-06-11
ART STORE.
o. S. Rigsby, Proprietor Queen
Street, next to ThOmpsons'
Clothing Store.

To add to the attractiveness of your
home, greater results for less money are
offered by the Art Store of o. s. Rigsby,
than you can obtain in any other man
ner. An exquisitely executed engraving
or two, few artotypes, and possibly a
panel will completely transform the APP
pearance of even a bare looking parlor
or sitting room, and will add to the
beauty of the finest furnished apartment
The Art Store is Martinsburg's only
picture frame house. Frames are made
to order, for anything from photo
graph to mammoth oil painting, and a
fine lot Of easels are kept in stock.
You will be surprised to see how far a
little money win go at the Art Store, and
you are invited to visit ii, whether you
buy or not.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-06-11
A. NJ. GILBERT.
Wholesale and Retail Manufacturing
Druggist Corner Queen and Race

wholesale and Retail Manufacturing
Druggist Corner Queen and Race
SITS.
The history of this immense drug
store, now carrying stock which APP
proximates $4,000 in value, has been
one of continual growth and expansion.
Established twenty-three years ago by
DR.. Heuser, the business passed into the
hands of VIM, S. Teller, who was sue
ceeded in 1888 by A. M. Gilbert the
present proprietor.
Within the past two years a jobbing
business has been built up among the
country stores and country physicians
of this section, and this trade is rapidly
assuming immense proportions. Ply
sicians have reason to appreciate the
varied stock carried, admitting of the
filing of many orders, which it was here
tofore necessary to place with metropol-
itan supply houses.
Full lines of Wyeth & Bro, Parke,
DaYis & Co., Sharp and Dohme pharma-
ceuticle preparations are carried. The
home manufactured preparations which
have acquired firm foothold in the To-
cal market, include:
Gilbert's Pure FlavoTing Extracts.
Gilberts LIVER and Cathartic Pills.
Gilbert's Electric Headache Powders
Gilbert's Celebrated Horse and Cattle
Powders.
The agency for Landreth's prolific
garden seeds, which possess a high repu-
tation for reliableness, is vested in this
house.
The filing of prescriptions is leading
feature of the retail trade. and compe
tent registered pharma cists are EN-
ployed. Immense lines of patent and
proprietary remedies, toilet articles, chair
brushes, combs, soaps, perfumery, dem
tai supplies, etc, are carried.
The latest Matthew's patent soda
water apparatus has been installed, and
this is one of Martinsburg's favorite
fountains. Ice cream soda, with pure
fruit tiavors is dispensed. A scene of
well-nigh incessant occurrence at this
fountain is thus described by Martins
burg's leading poet
"She stepped up to the counter
Where fountains idly play
On glasses clear as crystal
Shining bright as day.
On the polite dispenser
Her bright smiles gently beam
And softly then she murmured
Vanilla, please, with cream"
Every imaginable flavor is on hand.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-06-11
A. A. LA1On.
General Hardware-Corner w IS t
King and Public Square, Opposite
Hotel Berkeley.

General Hardware-Corner w es
King and Public Square, Opposite
Hotel Berkeley.
Prominent among the representa-
tive business houses of Martinsburg,
is this old-established hardware store
The present proprietor, Mr.. A. A.
Lamon, has succeeded to the business
formerly conducted by his father, the
late Robert Lamon, and is conducting
it on modern trade principles
The varied stock carried includes
complete and well selected lines of
builders and farmers hardware, wire
doors and screens, glass, paints and
oils, etc., standard goods, with an
earned reputation for excellence only
finding sheltroom.
Mr.. Lamon is exploding the fallacy
that it is necessary to make an enor-
nous percentage of profit to meet
with success in the hardware business.
Moderate prices insure an increasing
patronage, and emolument is sought
rather in numerous sales than large
profits.
Since its inception, this business
has merited its high reputation for
standard and excellence of goods
handled, and in the future even more
attention, if possible, will be given to
this characteristic of the manage
ment.
The trade of former patrons is APP
preciated, and every legitimate means
will be employed by the present en-
ergetic proprietor to fully merit its
continuance. Honest goods coupled
with honest business treatment is his
bid for your patronage.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-06-11
WELLER BROS.
Meat Market King St, Near Church.

Meat Market King St, Near Church.
The neat and wellordered meat
market of Weller Bros, has since its
establishment five years ago, acquired
an enviable reputation for quality
and condition OF the fresh meats ham
died.
Dressing their own meat, Weller
Bros. are enabled to select only the
best Of stock, and their practical ex-
perience as butchers insures its cor
rect cutting and perfect condition.
Fresh meats are dwelt in exclusive
iy, and the trade Of Martinsburg
best citizens is catered to. There is
a neat, clean, fresh look about the
market which will be appreciated, and
prompt and courteous treatment 60
hand in hand
For the convenience of patrons a
free delivery is maintained, and or
defs will be taken and purchases de-
livefed anywhere within the city
limits. Beef, mutton, lamb and veal,
bome-raised and specially selected,
comprise the meats handled in the
summer months
Mr. r. X. and Geo. D. Weller, who
compose this hustliug firm, are espe-
cially DESTROYS Of obtaining the trade
of people who can appreciate super
ior meats, and urgently solicit trial
order Tender, juicy roasts are a
specially.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-06-11
JOHN M. O'NEAL..
Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals West
King st, Opposit Kiimer's China
Hall; Next TO Dir. Boak's office.

Progress" is an excellent business
watchword. 1t denotes so many
things-ambition, desire to please,
and energy. A business built upon
such a foundation is bound to grow
and thrive. 1t cannot help it. In
the retail drug business, more than in
any other, perhaps, daintiness, clean
illness and beauty of surroundings
have more and greater influence upon
possible customers than any OTHER
things; and when to these is added
progress as defined above, COM
plete and we'll selected stock of salable
articles, and absolute accuracy in COM
pounding, the combination is irresist-
ibe.
Mr.. John M. O'Neal, who was born
in Martinsburg, has forseventeen years
been connected with the drug BUSH
ness--four years in Baltimore and
Washington, and six years in BUSH
nessin Martinsburg.
He established this new drug store
August Fl, 1897, and the trade ac-
corded has been exceptionally good
even better than expected. There is
bright, neat look about this phar-
macy, and the interior decorations
have been artistically finished. The
walls and ceiling present an appear
ance in harmony with the attractive
fittings and fixtures.
A widely diversified stock of drugs,
chemicals, medicines, ETC., is carried,
and special attention is given to the
compounding of prescriptions. Mr.
ONeal is a registered pharmacist, and
gives personal attention to all pre-
scription work. Absolute accuracy in
the filling, and absolute purity in the
drugs used, are the efforts put forth to
attract new patrons, and the growing
trade is an evidence OF the pop ularity
Of these methods.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-06-11
cHAs. c. LEnEN.
Hard and Soft Coal, Wood, Flour,
Feed, Etc. Martin St.

whats in name?" If 1t be the
name of successful manufacturer or
wholesaler of flour there is good deal
in it for the buyer. There is perfect
satisfaction and knowledge of having
received your mogey's worth.
Bishops, Kennedy's, Parks and Bill
myers nours are handled by Chas. G.
Lemen, and in bread. aking qualities
and nutrition, it is only question Of
making your selection, as all of these
fiours are high-grade roller process.
Mixed feed, hay, corn, bran, wood and
hard and soft coal are also dealt in. Free
delivery is made to any part of Mar
tinsburg.
In 1887 Mr.. Lemen first established
this business, aud for the past three
years has occupied his present conven-
lent location on Martin street.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-06-11

c. q. CUSHWA & BRO.
Hardware, Paints, Bicycles, Sporting
Goods-I42 North Queen St.

UoodS-i42 NORTH queen St.
Martiusburg can we'll pride itself on
having most perfect specimens ofbusi-
ness houses, whose stocks offer pur-
chasers all the facilities and advant-
ages that they could possibly meet
elsewhere. The hardware store of c.
G. Cushwa & Bro. is one of Martins
burg's leading enterprises, and occu.
pies commodious salesroom 2sx4o
feet in dimensions, at I42 N. Queen
street.
The stock embraces hardware, cut
lery, paints, oils. glass. barb wire,
wooden ware, sledges, blasting pow
der, dynamite, tool steel, etc. Cush-
was Ready Mixed Paints give invari-
able satisfaction. Bicycles, type
writers, guns, pistols, fishing tackle,
ammunition and all kinds of sporting
goods are also carried. The Justly
celebrated high-grade Phoenix bicy-
Gle, is sold at $50, and the "Heckley'
at $50, on the easy-payment plan.
Eoth wheels are guaranteed A full
line of bicycle sundries are handled.
Messrs. c. G.. and II. S. Cushwa,
who compose the firm, are both ma
tives of this county, and have con-
Quoted this business for the past two
years. Correct goods, correct prices
and correct management explains the
large trade enjoyed.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-06-11

chans extending territory
history back established
by its AS il @ other poantt 90 manufacture the
puic estimation the carriage good
and best the
the throughout
This position has not been attained in haphazad by chance
the labor and study thoroughly
ou the perfect stock htiuah Both Workmanship materials
used the best
The product entirely the FIRST class the resulting
ability of the and bugg amply jusifes their original
people cheapness object
and who prefer vehicle Of less high standard Of manufacture providing
the Heller
made stick buggies and prepared
competitor selling huggies al
Mr. John Heller has
making apprenticeship
his
burg he has thoroughly identified
and is deeply pertains growth
His business employment
directly contributing to the general welfare.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-06-11
L. E. BENTz s BRO.
Groceries, 0ueensware, Lamps, Etc.
IE8 North Queen ST.
speciality

There are in every community
thrifty class OF people who prefer to
buy strictly for cash, where their
money will go the fartherest. To
meet this demand, L. f. Bentz & Bro,
who had formerly done business on a
long time credit system, have adopted
a strictly cash policy. Customers are
given the benefit Of the amount usu-
ally expended in delivery wagons.
horses, clerk hire, bookkeeping and
the interest Of capital saved by doing
a cash business.
The business was established IN
1873. and its stock embraces full and
widely diversified line of fresh fancy
and staple groceries. crockery glass
and queensware, etc. The range Of
choice in table ware, will make easy a
satisfactory selection by the most fas-
tidious and critical customer.
A comparison Of prices is invited
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-06-11
EDW. w. RANELS, JR.
Fine Hand-1ade Cigars-No. I2I S.
Queen ST.

This cigar mandatory, by the stand
ard and general excellence of its pro-
ducts, is meeting with deserved success.
1t is the aim OF Mr.. Ranels to make an
honest handmade cigar, which in aroma
and flavor win surpass competitive
goods, and consequently nothing but fine
goods are turned out. The "Pinar del
Rio" and Berkeley, Zoe cigars; and the
"Balto. Oriole" and Good Thing"
nickle goods, become favorites whenever
introduced, and large wholesale bust
ness is enjoyed throughout the mountain
region.
Besides cigars full line of tobaccos
and smokers supplies are carried, and a
nice retail trade has been built up.
AS high as four employees are required,
and since established by Mr.. Ranels last
April, the trade has been on the con-
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-06-11
THE BOSTON ONE PRICE HOUSE.
Geo. katz & Co. proprietors Queen
St

Seasonable dry goods in well-nigh
endless variety are displayed at the
Boston One Price House. One OF the
hest.selected stocks in Martinsburg is
on the shelves--the quality and price
being both right.
Clothing, shoes, furnishings, hats
and caps, etc, are also carried Fair
business dealings, high quality of
goods, and the most reasonable prices
is the bid for your patronage
The Boston One Price House was
established five years ago, and under
its sagaeious management. the extent
Of its trade is on the steady increase
The principle on which Geo. Katz
& Co. do business is quick cash sales
and small profits.