Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-07-09

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Another matter: Our dollar limit
will expire very soon, according 10
present arrangements. 1t is our wish
that all should avail themselves OF H.
but if parties neglect the opportunity
it can be no fault of ours. DO not
delay, but renew at once.
A. B. SMITH.
Ask for old ladies comforts, at
Fiery's Shoe Store.
The Lutheran Reunion will be held
at Pen Mar, July IS.
A drive in the country these even
ings is delightful indeed.
Now is the time to subscribe-SI.oo
per wear in advance. The newsiest
and best paper in Berkeley county
The future is uncertain, but If you
keep your blood pure with Hood S
Sarsaparilla you may be sure OF good
health.
The excursion to Gettysburg next
Thursday, July Ia, will no doubt be
we'll patronized. A delightful trip is
planned.
Mr.. Mason Kearns had several
fingers on his right hand severely
burned by the explosion of large
fire cracker on the Fourth
Read the opening chapters OF our
serial story "A Sagittarious Woman, :"
by Clarice Irene Clingham, in this is
sue. 1t is a good one-read it.
For s4 BUSHELS OF WHEAT l viii.
give ONE BARREL CHOICE PATENT
FLOUR and 90 POUNDS Of FEED.
]. w. BISHOP.
Mrs. !. P. Kline still continues SER
iously i'll at her home on High street.
Mrs. Virginia Bartlette is also quite
i'll at her houe in North Martinsburg
Bishops display on the Fourth was
more extensive than any other, mani
testing the usual commendable en-
terprise of that mammoth establish
ment.
The trial of b. +. FelleTs for as
saulting little Io-year old May Rusk,
on Thursday last, was given before
Justice Martin, on Tuesday morning.
After hearing the evidence OF the
child, and two other witnesses, he was
sent to Jail for court without bond.
May just punishment be meted out to
him.
The two horses attached to the ice
wagon of Mr.. Joseph Imbach became
frightened on Queen street, on Mon
day, by the explosion of fire cracker,
and ran up on the pavement at the
Merchant and Farmers Bank, and
finally succeeded in demolishing one
of the large plate glass OF the bank.
The window is boarded up awaiting a
new glass.
On Monday night party of young
ladies and gentlemen from Mar
tinsburg enjoyed a "straw ride
to this place. They were a jolly
lively crowd and judging from the
noise they made they enjoyed the
outing very much. They returned
home about midnight. Mrs. f. M
Yearick and Miss Rose Cunningham
chaperoned the crowd.-Shepherds
town Independent.
Sea Shore Excursion via c. V. X. r
Thursday, July 7. The first of the
popular excursions to Atlantic City
will be run on the above date on time
OF train leaving Martinsburg at 81.
a. m. The popularity of these ex
cursions in the past is the warrant o
the future. The low rate of S. so TO
the ticket good for eleven days brings
it within reach OF all. For particular
see ticket agent.
Installation of Officers.
The following officers were installed
at the regular meeting of Victor,
Council No. 7, Daughters of America
at their lodge room, on Tuesday even
ing c., u. S. G. Fellers; A. c.
Emma Mercer; V. c., Florence Fel
lers; A. V. c., Lulah Boden; Jr. ?
c., A. Zimmerman, Jr.; A. Jr. P. c.
Janet Dunn; r. S., Daisy V. Kline
A. R. S., Emma Fellers; F. S., II. 1
Davis; Treas, o. S. Rigsby; c., Ami
I.itten w, May Caskey; is, Mai
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