Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-09-23

Carlisle Fair next week

carlisle + III lSlSA MAJ
The football season is on.
The theatre season opens tonight
The chestnut vendor will soon be about.
Arbuckles Coffee &c pound at Felker's
Keep Jour straw hat for Indian sum
mer.
The coal miners Of near Barton are on
strike.
Chestnut parties are already being or
ganized.
The bill poster always sticks up for his
employer.
The mountain will soon be full of chest
nut parties.
Gas bills and the fall evenings are
lengthening.
Don't forget Della. Rocco at the Cen
trail tonight.
The misht tailor is necessarily man
of bad habits.
Samuel Ritter, an aged resident of Win
chester, is dead.
Chestnut burrs are nearly ready Tor
their fall opening.
Bewitching, enhancing, beautiful, Del
la Rocco Casino Co.
Hagerstown young men have organ
lied foot hall team.
The employees of the Cumberland Glass
Works are on a strike.
Small boys are saving UP pennies for
Halloween costumes.
Mr.. F. A. Minor has improved the in
terror of his store room.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Dole Grimes,
L. Stephen street, son.
M ason Fruit Jars, quart 45c and hall
gallon 6oc dozen at Felkers.
The shade Of racing colors doesn't mat
ter much, but they must be tat.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Smith,
Winchester avenue, daughter.
The real estate auctioneer can knock
down a house without touching it.
Several new subscribers added to our
list today. Come in and subscribe.
..Peninsulaing" is the latest byword. 1t
takes the place of "rubber-necking.
The sun has stopped scorching, but
the cyclists are keeping The good work up.
The last quarter of this year has four
teen SUNDAYS, while the first quarter OF
1900 will have but twelve.
There is only room for about one-tifth OF
the people who are expected TO line the
route OF the Dewey parade.
Mrs. Barbara Butts, resident of the
mountain district was arrested by Othcer
McBee Wednesday afternoon.
Charles Mcfarland, young man OF
Winchester, was arrested IN Berfyvllie.
for stealing several lap robes.
Thieves stole 3o-foot derrick which
was being used at Antietam in raising
monument. Quite big steal.
About 25o men are thrown out of en-
plovment by the shut down of the Cum
berland TinpIate Mill by the trust
Railroad men report that I5-minute
snow squat passed over Brunswick early
last Friday. There was no slelghing.
Della Rocco Casino Co., novel, entranc-
ing and fascinating. Central opera
House, one night only, Saturday Sept. 20.
Mrs. Joseph Morgan died Wednesday
evening at 7 80 O'Clock at her home near
Parks Gap. She leaves husband and
eleven Children.
Mr.. J. w. Strong entertained number
of friends at supper at his home at In
wood Monday evening. Several from this
place were in attendance.
The Della Rocco Casino Company
I. which comes to the Central Opera House
on Saturday, (to-night is composed Of
high class vaudeville and specialtes.
A marriage license was issued at the
County Clerks Office Tuesday evening
to Michael Myers and Isabella Susan
Shillinburg, both residents of the county.
The attraction at the Central Opera
House on Saturday, 0onighD, is the
Della Rocco Casino Co., The show con-
ssts of high class vaudeville and special
ties.
Capt. Freeze and Officer McBee arrest
ed drunk on Queen st. Tuesday morning
who was loaded with bug juice and could
not navigate. He was locked in the
sweat box.
A BE- o. freight train going west Mon
day had ten carloads of ''Arbuckles
Arosa Coffee" as the hangers on the
doors said 1.-THE best in the world for the
money it costs"
tits annouced that Robert Bridges, of
Hancock has sold the timber right on one
Of his tracts of West Virginia land to a
lumber company in Philadelphia for SIPS,
900, reserving the coal land.
Motive power instruction car, p. r. r..
No. s5o8, is on the c. V. r. r., for the
enightment Of employees in air brakes
and other machinery. Engine "a is with
If and X X exDertS are in CHARGE