Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-05-26
Bound to sell-books.
Hurrah for the fourth!
What a glorious Fourth

Hurrah for the fourth!
What a glorious Fourth well have.
The June bride is rehearsing her blush
es.
The doctor never cares to know his pa
fients well.
Rose bushes are the latest thing in
boomers.
If marriage is a failure it must be acase
of heart failure.
Nearly time for the City Band open air
concerts to begin.
Mrs. Chas. Elliott is critically i'll at her
home on s. Queen st.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Frank Thompson is very III.
1t is proposed to establish free delivery
service in rural Waynesboro.
Miss Dora Wolfe was sworn in as mail
carrier at Ripley w. Va.
Alvin Coulter was assassinatcd in his
barn at Warrington, w. Va.
Most Women will jump at mouse,
yet they wear a rat in their hair.
Rudy A. Wingerter, young business
man of Winchester, died OF cereObo-spl-
nal meningitis.
Snakes are more plentiful this year
than ever before.
The corporation electric lght bill for
April is SAILS.
The organization of good baseball
team for the summer IS being talkt d of.
A large audience is expected at the en-
tertainment at the Hospital tonight.
If all the cabs in London were placed in
line, there would be total length OF 43
miles.
b. & o. telegraphers have made de-
mand for an increase Of $40 a month.
They now receive S45.
Mr.. M. M. Willard, formerly one of the
contractors at the stone quarries, arrived
here this morning.
Mr. H. c. Berry has moved his stora
from the Reynolds building to the new
store room in the Crump building.
Mr. VIM. II. Coffint erry, of Garrett,
Ind, alter spending a week with friends
in this city, has returned home.
Mrs Emily S. Randolph, of Frostbure,
Md, formerly of this city, rived Mon
day on visit to Mrs. ]. H. Doll.
Messrs. John Z. Wirch. G. H. Keil
and n. J. Griffin, jr., are here advertising
the Philadelphia North American
Women wear dresses that are TOO long
in the skirt, small in the wajs and low in
the neck, and yet they call, IN aft.
Mr.. Lloyd improved his property by
having it reprinted on South Wincht ster
Avenue now coupled by Mr., Kinds and
family.
The staveniH between Hancock and
Sir Johns Run is running full time, and
making heavy shipments OF slaves and
cordwood.
A Chlnaman has rented the room in the
DeGrange building next 10 THE EVEN.
ING WORLD office for The purpose OF
starting a laundry.
Robert Busey and Bessie Lee Reed.
colored, were married Thursday nigh. al
the parsonage of the Dudley Baptist
church by Rev. Fisher,
Officer Ptzer run acoored man for
being drunk and asleep on the street on
Monday morning He was put in the
lookup until he sobered up
The colored baseball team of this place
went to HagerstoEn today to PLAY the
HagerStown colored team. Fill Robinson.
coacher for the Cuban Giants, will be there
Hagerstown is talking Of introducing the
teaching OF vocal music into the public
schools, one of the chief arguments in its
favor being the satisfactory results of the
music teaching in our own public schools
While walking in the cellar at his home
Saturday nigh the slipper dropped off f
M. Emmert Fierys left foo, and while
looking the dark for the lost slipper
he ran a large nail in his heel, painfully
injuring 1t.
Mr.. r. T, Banks, representing the
Board of Education Of Shepherdstown
was mere Wednesday,and placed in archi-
tect Geo. ID. Wilson's hands, out lined
sketches for ten room school building,
to be drawn up for estimates.
Mrs. L. T. Sprnkleand children. Vada,
Katie and Iona, who recently moved
from this city to NewYork, spent Thursd ~
as the guest Of Mrs. Fulk, w. Race ST..
ST They left Friday for Mckee
sport, Pa, where they will spend the
summer.
Judge Faulkner Friday adjourned
Jefferson county Circuit Court anI the
pert jury until June /.
AT The special term in Morgan county
thls week he sentenced Louis F. Flair 10
two years IN the penitentiary for breaking
into Rockweil's cannery and stealing a