Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-12-30
LITTLE LOCALS.
A happy New Year to all
Evangelist Moody is dead.

LII ! LIZ i-O>Hi-1s
A happy New Year to all
Evangelist Moody is dead.
Several MASQUERADE parties were out last
night.
Mr. Santa Claus will take years va
cation.
Now don't ye plumber indulge in frozen
pipe dreams.
The small boy with his tin horn and
velocipede owns the town.
Currant and Seeded Raisins Ioc pound
Citron 10 and 5 lb. Dates Sets. ID. at
Felkers.
s'Uncle Billy" Woods. the venerable
janiter Of the High School, is dangerously
i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. Mary Fortney Of Hancock who
came here few days ago to visit Mr..
Mundy is reported Ill with pneumonia
Neglected colds make fat graveyards. ("
DR.. Woods Norway Pine Syrup helps
men and women to happy, vigorous old
age.
"He PLAYS well that WINS Hood $
Sarsaparila wins the victory over disease
because it possesses genuine curative
power.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Stewart returned
Monday from very pleasant bridal trip
to New York. They will spend the week
at "Windewald, the home Of Mrs.
Stewards parents.
The boys could not get the two foot
ball teams together and there was nc
game Morday. Some Of them said il
was 100 cold to play They are arrang =
ing to play the game on New Years day
The public schools closed yesterday for
the HOLIDAYS and the scholars will enjoy a
vacation until Jan. ?, 1900. Nearly all the
schools held closing exercises, all of the
teachers at the High school were present
ci with presents by the scholars,
Mr.. Fl. T.. Hare who has charge OF the
Dying and Finishing at the Crawford
Wooden Mills presented his employees
each with a turkey for their Christmas
dinner, for their faithfulness and respect.
In return MIR. Hare received a fine cham
Der set. which is very beautiful and very
highly appreciated by him and family.
In this week 81 issue of patents granted to
American inventors were granted toresi-
dents OF our own State. To subscribers
of this paper a description and drawing of
any patent will be furnished free by Louis
Dagger & Co, Patent Attorneys, Washing
ton, d. c., if printed heading cur from
this paper, is enclosed with the order.
The will of Mr.. J. Baker Kearfott has
been entered upon record al the County
Clerks office. He beoueaths the house
in which he resided at the time Of bus
death to bis wife and his personal proper
ty he divides among his children. He
names his brother. Jno. p Keariott and
his brother-in-law Milton S. Miller, as
executors OF the estate.
My son has been troubled for years
wi h chronic diarrhoea. Sometime ago
persuaded him TO take some of Chamber
la'ns Col c, Cholera and Diaro-a Rem
edy. After using TO bottles Of The 25-
cent size he was cured give this { ST
monial hoping some ne similarly affli ted
may read it ard be ben fitted. THOMAS
c. BOWER, Glencoe, o. For sale by Mat
thaei's Pharmacy.
c. A. Snow & Co, Patent LAWYERS, ep-
posite the United States Patent Off e
Washington, d. c., who have aetna CHI
ents in every ci y and town Of b Umied
States and Canada eport thai never be
fore in their IS years prairi mas the
work Of the Office been sowe fp dete
They clam that patents csn Ns afa-
cured in less than bali the CON- te y
required. a
Of exceptional time pess nd a
interest Is an article hg
Life q the Beers. N'i tl
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