Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-03-12

There is more devil in mans liv-
er than in MS heart. Drink pure APP
ole Cider and be wise
w. II RoUARK
For sII BUSHELS or WHEAT will
rive ONE BARREL CHOICE PATENT
FroUR and 60 POUNDS Of FEED.
J. w. BISHOP.
It's economy to profit by the ex'
peJience of others. Thousands have
been cured by Hoods SarsapariIia'
why not you?
DR.. G. +. Day has moved to Wash
inoton but will return to this city
every WEDNESDAY, to transact his
professional duties.
Why let your horse stand out IN
bad weather when you scan get
good durable Cover for little money
at II. L. Doll & Co.'S.
A battery OF artillery has been or
gained at Berkeley Springs with
roll OF II2 names Five gurs nave
been received from Morgantown.
The ladies of Kinks chapel, Free
Baptist church will give Lady Nc
Kinley supper" at the Central Opera
House, on Friday evening, March 10,
and invite everybody to come.
Mr.. A. l.. Martin has started s.
cent bargain at the Blue Front Store,
See list of articles sold at 3 cents IN
this issue. See what really astoplsh-
ing bargains you can get for cents
at his store.
The Standard Lime and Stone Co.
has purchased the farm lying south OF
the Faulkner estate. along the Char
les Town road from Mr. w. o. Nick
las. The farm contains 100 acres and
brought $I25 an acre.
A party OF men from Mercersburg,
Pa, were here last Friday, inspecting
the Old Homestead cannery, ice plant
ard cold storage They intend erect
ing such a plant and wanted to see
the model one located here.
Vim. G.. Austin will open a jewelry
store in the Wild building on Queen
street, April I. The room which he
will occupy is being remodeled. Mr.,
Austin is a courteous young man and
will no doubt secure much patronage.
Mr.. Conrad Emmel brotherin
law of Mr.. August Zimmerman, of
East Martin street, died in Baltimore,
Wednesday, aged II years. Mr.. Zim-
merman and son, August, went to
Baltimore Friday to attend the funeral.
The three year. old daughter OF Mr..
Robert Merryman, of Sandy Hook,
Washington county, was burned so
badly Sunday afternoon while playing
about a fire in the yard that she died
in agony about three hours afterward.
Messrs. P. r. Harrison, Alex
Parks, Fred Seibert, M. A. Snodgrass,
w. r. Snodgrass, Fred Keiscome and
Or. S. n. Myers, all members of the
Masonic fraternity, attended the fun
eral of Mayor Brown, in Charles
Town, Sunday.
A gang of sharpers are going
around the rural sections of the State
swindling farmers by examining their
wells and telling them they are in
fected with disease germs and then
selling them a high priced ANY
thing" for a disinfectant.
Mr.. +. S. Tabler made an excellent
sale last week. He had hne STOCK
which brought fancy prices. Mr.. Tat
Ter knows the value of good property
and also where to get good sale bills
and advertisements printed. A point
er to others-try the Herald.
An exchange says there is smart
chap on the go with a patent plow-
share Tor whom our farmers should be
on the lookout. OF course, he does
business on the note scheme. An
other swindler is selling Asbestos
lampwicks which are nothing more
than cotton and paper Lookout for
them
Wanted -Four boys not under hf-
teen years of age, from each ward, to
talya orders for the easiest selling ar