Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-08-19
Cool nights.

These are cool nights for campers,
Lion coffee 8 cents pound al Felkers.
Plain to be seen-the homely girls face.
A dead ringer-the deceased telephone
girl.
The gardener is generally Already indi-
yidual
Its funny that nobody pores over very
dry book.
Arbuckles coffee 9 IL cents pound at
Felker's.
A canning factory is seeking a location
at Williamsport
President Diaz. Of Mexico, will visit
Chicago in October.
Anyways nlanish woman isn't as bad
as womanish man.
A soft answer turneth away wrath, but
not over the telephone.
The way Of the transgressof IS harf--
to find. So say the policemen.
At least forty American lawyers are en-
deavoring to earn living in Manila.
A gang of White Cappers are whipping
terrorized negroes at Greenvllle, ;. {.
Mr.. s. A. Westenhaver has the contract
for the new house of Mr. +. w. Lupton.
1t is said that travel on the Cumber-
land Valley railroad has not been 50 brisk
in many years.
Henry Hopewell the barber, has erect
ed new barber-pole in front OF his place
of business.
The chicken thief evidently believes that
NV rrf nc
he ought TO by fowl.
Comrey's Concert Band gave a
concert at the corner of Queen and Sec
ond streets Wednesday night.
Ross Lemon, near Williamsport, plow-
ed up nest of thirty-seven young spotted
vipers and killed all OF them.
1t isn't much wonder that man kicks
when his wife spends 81 for handker-
chief. Its too much to blow in.
The members of the local lodge of
Ancient Order United Workmen will pic
mic at Falling Waters on Thursday.
The campers Of Camp Middlesex have
returned from their 7nd Annual Encamp-
nent along the banks of the placid Poto-
mac They all having had a pleasant time
John Adam Wild, young boy whom.
Mr.. J. Ringer, of North Martinsburg had
taken to raise, was taken to the Reform
School Wednesday. He is abeu. thirteen
years old.
Mr.. Adam c. Hendricks, through
Louis Dagger & Co patent attorneys of
Washington ID. c. has secured valuable
patent for an improvement on back
peddling brake.
Mr.. f. p. H. Harrison passed through
here on his way from Baltimore to Pitts
burg and spent Monday. Mr.. Harri-
son is now assistant to Chief Engineer
y. Fl. Irwin of the B. & O.
A little life may be sacrificed to an
hours delay Cholera infantum dysen-
terry, diarrohea come suddenly. Only
safe plan is to have DIR. Fowler's Extract
Of Wild Strawberry always on hand
A camping party in charge Of Rev. D.
II. Riddle and composed of H..A. Riddle,
IT,. Fulton Boyd, Edwin Wingert and
Milton c. Mcdowell of Chambersburg
are at Falling Waters, for ten days.
The new Continental bus has arrived
and it is now hauling the patrons
to and from the hotel 1t is
fine looking vehicle and is painted in red
and orange 1t makes fine showing.
James Barbar, a Young boy. was arest-
ed Yesterday upon the complaint of Mrs.
Lille Shoppert, for assaulting and beat
ing her son Henry. He was given
hearing before Justice Byers and fined S..
and cost.
Josie Lane, colored was arrested by
officer Hollis Wednesday upon a peace
warrant sworn out by Amanda Jackson.
She was given hearing before Justice
Byers and bound over TO keep the peace
for one year upon the sum of $50.
Mr.. FLOYD H. Pitzer and Miss Ida May
Catterton were quietly married at the
home of the brides stepfather, Mr.. Geo.
w. Staples, Wednts lay afternoon at three
O'Clock. DR.. J. A. Price performed the
ceremony. The happy couple will board
for the present with Mr.. Staples.
Mr. and Mrs J. Z. Hodgson, of Rom
ney, passed through this city on their
honeymoon trip and spent the night here.
They were married at the brides home in
llkins on August 8 and have been So
journing since that time at Atlantic CITY.
They came in last night on B. &. o
Mr.. w. c. c. Leonard of Parkersburg,
has been appointed gauger at the Hannis
Distillery and he began work there yes
terday. He will occupy former gauger
Eickels position. He has rented house
on w. Burke street from McKown &
Busey and will move into it with his wife
and two children in a few days.
"Wednesday morning about O'Clock
burglars entered the postoffice at Elk
Garden W. Va, and blew open the safe
and came near wrecking the office. Mr..
Stephen Davis is the postmaster and
when he went to the office he discovered
the ruins of the safe and also that about
5000 in money and stamps had been
taken.