Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1899-04-08
LITTLE LOCALS.

New vegetables soon.
Canned Apples SC can at Felker 5.
Mr.. NJ. S. Burdette has moved from
Martin to Burke.
The number of victims OF the Hotel
Windsor fire now number IS.
Mr.. G.. d. Lambert has moved into his
home on West Martin street.
Mr.. w. r. Durham has moved from
West Stephen TO South Raleigh.
Mr.. c. H. Butler has moved from VIM
chester avenue to West John street.
Mr.. Ino. w. Kendrick moved from
Shanghai to S. College street Tuesday.
Mr.. !. H. Weddel has accepted his old
position at the Kilbourn Knitting factory.
Mr.. Lewis Bell is now snugly fixed in
his new quarters in the Tunnel building.
Mr.. c. o. Lambert has moved his
meat store from East Martin to West
Martin street.
We have large and well selected stock
of Lap Robes and Horse Blankets
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Major !. F. Cunningham is lying serl-
ously i'll with pneumonia at his home on
w. John street.
Miss Dora Matthaei, Of South Queen
street, entertained few friends at her
home Tuesday night.
Henry Hopewel has added another
tonsorial artist to his force at the Hotel
Berkeley barber shops.
Rev.S. G. Ferguson isin Washington
attending the II5th annual session OF
the Baltimore Conference.
A new fence is being erected on the
properly of MIR. J. n. Wisner, corner OF
King street and Winchester avenue.
Messrs. Trammel and Harrison have
dissolved partnership and viii hereafter
conduct the insurance business as differ
ent firms.
The remains of Mrs James Miller, who
died of dropsy at her home near Falling
Waters on Tuesday, were brought here
Thursday morning for interment.
Mr.. Henry Heller is erecting a large
stable at the rear of the carriage shop, or
w. King street. When the stables are
completed Mr.. Heller will start livery
business.
at was almost miracle. Burdock
Blood Bitters cured me of a terrible
breaking out all over the body. ! am
very grateful" Mrs. Julia Filbridge
West Conwell, Conn.
Carrie WATSON and Florence Gordon
were arrested for swearing and creating
disturbance on the streets. The former
was sent to Jail for 90 days and the latter
was driven from town.
Mr.. A. ]. Bowers died of paralysis al
his home at Gerrardstown Tuesday
evening, aged about seventy-two. He Is
survived by sister and two brothers
Mrs. Elizabeth Gruff and Messrs. Samue
and John Bowers, of California.
Application has been made to the Cit.
Council by Mr.. J. w. Mcintyre for th'
privilege of erecting one-story fran,
paintshop, on w. Martin street, and b,
Mr. Jas. B. Fisher for the privilege 0
erecting two story frame stable on w
Burke street.
nesday by Officer Hollis upon a warran
sworn out by his wife Nellie Madison, Oh
the charge that he threatened to kill her
He was given hearing before Justlc'
Byers Thursday morning and bound ovel
to keep the peace for one year.
Judge Faulkner, accompanied by tht
court stenographer, Miss Lizzie Colston
and a number of lawyers OF this city
went to Berkeley Springs Tuesday, tt
hold a term of Circuit Court. The law
yers that went were J. M. Woods, u. S
G.. Pitzer, ]. N Wisner, d. c. Weston
haver. S. w. Walker and M. t. lngles.
Edgar Duncan Swinge, aged twenty
four years, died at the home of his father
Armstead A. Swingle, at Hancock, Mon
day morning, from Inflammation of tht
brain, after brief illness. Until recently
he was clerk in the Virginia Avenue
Hotel, South Cumberland, and previou!
to that was druggist at Brunswick, Md