Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-07-14

Camping parties are being gotten up.
It's never so hot that it can't be hotter.
New wheat is coming in the market.
Room for improyement-the school
room.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. c. Holly Bowers,
a son.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mecher, a
son,
w. S. Cornelius, of Hancock, has sold
his store to Abram Jofe.
Some of the decorations of the Fourth
still linger in their places.
A Confederate monument will be un-
yelled at BeTryville July ii.
Just think of it An army veteran in
town draws pension because Of frosted
feet.
Some say an editors life is an easy one,
yet there is the devil to pay every Satur-
day afternoon.
It's an i'll wind that blows nobody good
The laundryman chuckles with glee over
the hot weather
The lawyer is about the only person
who doesn't OBJECT to other people telling
him their troubles,
Mr.. Max Robinson, Pres of the Fourth
of July Association, has succumbed and is
confined to his home.
If you don't feel quite well, try bottle
of Hoods SarsaparllIa. 1t is wonderful
tonic and invigorator. 1t will help you
Messrs Jno L. Shoppert, and Jas. X
Dawson two North Mar.lnsbufgers who
have been very i'll, have about recovered,
Rev. Frederick Cromer. a Reformed
Church Missionary to China, is now in
Japan and is safe from the troubles in
China,
a party of young Baltimoreans have
established Camp Olympus along the 70
tor AZ. near Wiiliamsport, for the month
of July.
Roasting ears were in market in large
numbers saturday Tor the hFst Time
This season. They sold for 40 cents per
dozen.
The notes of the newspaper OF the sur
round ng towns about our 4th OF July cell
eoration show that everyone was dehght-
ed with it.
Samuel Thomas and son James, Of SIX
mile Run, - mics from Hancock, Were
sLffocated by black damp while cleaning
out well.
Jefferson County farmers are jubliani
over their wheat crop. Wheat has yield
ed from twenty-five to thirty bushel,,
Corn looks fine
Comrey's Concert Band gave an oper
air concert in North Mattinsourg MoEda}
night. The concert was enjoyed by q
large audience.
That skeleton in Henshaw & LickIider'
display in the Trades Display was real
OK SHELTON, not imitation. Ii was furnish
ed by Baugh Sons & Co., fertilizer deal
ers of Baltimore.
The new summer uniforms for the pc
lice force, which were ordered through J.
f. Thompson & Bro, have arrived, anC
are now ready for the coppers 10 don
The coats are light blue and short square
cut.
BCnldtlllQ T NlillCts VI 4 4tllllS W eibN''
district, has been granted an increase IN
pension from s. to S24 and back pay
amounting to S97, through the efforts Of
J. F. Roberts pension agent.
Hagerstown's sympathy with Mar ms
burg in its smallpox scare affection IS Ike
that expressed by the small boy when an
other small boy drops the hokey-pokey
he wanted, but couldn't get Baltic.
World
Mr.. f. Vernon Aler has moved from S.
Queen street to the Wisner property on
". Iohn street. He has m we'd his law
office from the property recently purchas-
ed by Prof. J. W. Tinsiey TO the Ll.t,
building, Queen street.
Police got co Inty commissioners &c
send home an old ana consumptive col.
ored woman to MarjlnSbarg. She /:
homeless Hagerstown Mail.
Why did they send her home to Mar
tnsburg if she is homeless
Mr. and Mrs. w H. Crawford ant
Mrs Crawford's mother Mrs. s II. ScOl
lon, will leave tonight on the Duquens
Limited for New York, in the suburbs o
which place they Will spend the next I'VE
months in their former home with friends
The July number Of McClure's Maya
zine contains several notable features
among them, a story by Rudyard Kipljnl
articles on w ]. Bryan on Railways il
China, and on our diplomatic relation
with Great Britain.
HUNGER IS THE BEST SAUCE. We
some people are never hungry, and the
per weak and sick Hoods aarsaper.I
helps such people. ], creates a good ap
pet,te, gives digestive power and make
the whole body strong.
SICK headache is cured by II DDS Pill