Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-11-17

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alt? snpy keeping the bowels, the
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active Burd ck Blood Biurrs does it.
n party % engineers arrived at Han
cock IRON Bal more AID are running a
preliminary sur>es for the new railroad
betWeeu Hancock AMI McConuelsburg.
PENNSYLVANIA and iagerstown capital
lists have sormed company and will es-
tabiish match factory in Hagcrstown to
De OPP ra ca indep, ndenty Of the match
rus.
Little Colds neglected thousands Of
lives sacrifice every year DIR. Woods
Nor Nay Pne Syrup cures little colds
verge Of CONSUMPTION.
hi IN Cheyenne, Wy, MIR. Charles T..
Ryneai, the eldest child of Mrs Martha
Ryneal. Of this CITY, He is survIyed by one
son Fur.hr par icuiars Mrs Ryneal
has been unable 10 learn.
The Martinsbure colored Cornet Band
went 10 Charts Town Wednesday TO
take part in Mckinley and Roosevelt
celebration and banquet given by the Re-
publicans OF Jefferson county.
A sawmi'l owned by |. Taliaferro
Bridges. in the mountains auout six miles
from Hancock, burned Sunday night,
along with lot of lumber entaling loss
of several hundred dollars; uninsured.
The new fall schedule on the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad will not be effective I'M
til Sunday, November IS, having been
ostponed week. The passenger train
men will put on their winter uniforms,
November IS.
The instruction car Of the Scranton
Corresponds School, which has been
IN this city since Monday night, was taken
10 Brunswick Wednesday. The railroad
men here prohted very much by the lee
lures on the arbrake and the locomotive.
Many OF The school children are making
their m arks n way that is not pleasing
to the property owners. Many of the
houses on the routes taken by the children
on their way home from school are cover
ed with chalk MARKS in SOME places.
Steps should be taken by the teachers to-
ward putting stop to it. Iii not notice.
able in summer time when school is not
in session.
The Princeton freshmen football eleven
was defeated at Mercersburg Wednesday
afternoon by the Academy team, of that
place. the score being "a too Both teams
paved splendidly, but the Jersey players
were no match for the Mercersburg boys.
This victory over Princeton places Mer
cersburg in the lead OF preparatory school
teams in the country The boys are proud
OF their victory.
The Ellicott City Corps of B. & O..
engineers are surveying for third track
from Weverton to Engle's Switch six
miles, which win connect with the third
track now being built from Engles to this
city. The little tunnel west of Harper's
Ferry will be removed. The interlocking
switch system is being placed there and
trains will be controlled from tower
over the depot. The work will be COM
pleted inside Of 90 days, when the iele-
graph office will be removed.
Messrs, Thomas and Charles Hardies,
contractors, of Baltimore, and w. M, Ke-
fauver, b. & 0. civil engineer came to
this city Wednesday and in company with
Mr.. Geo. w. Buxton. drove to the lime
stone fields of the Bessimer Limestone
Company, near Bedington, where the new
stone quarries are TO be opened. The
contractors made the trip for the purpose
of inspecting the proposed route of the
track to be laid from the B. < 0. railroad
to the fields before putting in their bid
for the construction of the road.