Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-11-10

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And it's all over now.
Oh my That Il told you 50
Gun gray is one Of the newest shades.g
Turkeys were never more plentiful than
--this fall.
A circulating library has been estab-
lished in Greencastle.
The b. & 0. va in this city is blocked
with empty freight cars
AL. S. Fish Commission distributing
car left 1000 trout in Winchester.
In no place in the country was there
longer ticket than in Berkeley county.
1t will take several days to get the
tangle out of the West Virginia result
Geo. ID. Whitson East King St. is on
the sick list, suffering with severe cold.
If you avoid making predictions, you
will often avoid making yourself rldicu-
lous.
1t took the commissioners in some OF
the precincts all night to count the bal
lots.
Miss Bertha Sharff who has been very
i'll with malaria fever, is able to be out
again.
Charles Town has declared quarantine
against all persons hailing from Harrison
county, where smallpox prevails,
1t took the commissioners long time
to count the ballots They report that an
unusually large number OF ballots were
scratched.
Duun2 October, 1871 freiga trains
passed e tn We en- Maya RI
road, betve.nth. Sd Imo < Quo and
the Philadelphia & X sdtl : ral.o&Ie.
Samu.l Carr, a 3. < q. railroad man,
Of Brunswick wa fund Doomed IN tne
4 C& o. caaa about a n 1t mre aoeVo that
place. The cody bad the appearance OF
having be n in me wafer several days.
Carr was aged IS az leaves oas ehlid.
Tie KilLouru Eeitsna Ncc ra com
pany is advertising in H3gerstown 'or -
girls 10 work IL needing a4sefy and il
the nee seary abe an be secured the
firm ii ptr,.-auentty icmove the mend
ing department to tnat place says the adj
yrrtisement.
A street fakir who held forth on the
Market House corner talked TO his sor-
row on the evening Of election day, The
tin horns and shouting drowned his voice
and he swore at the young men for both
ering him. lust as he had uttered an oath
" he was knocked down and his little stand
toppled over. When his assailants were
through with him he was led to his
boarding house.
M. and Mrs Frank Schoppert, of Lib
erty street separated. Mrs. Schoppert
left her husband and took with her the
organ and family bible Mr. Schoppert
brought an action in delinue for the re-
covery OF the property and had Constable
Russler seize the organ and bible. The
case was set for hearing before Justice
Byers thus morning al 10 O'Clock, but Mrs.
Schoppert failed to appear and the prop
Serty went to the husband.
Raymond Swartz, of this city was one
5of the victims OF the drug store explosion
ia New York the first of the week Z He
was eating in a restaurant half a block
away when the explosion took place. He
was blown a considerable distance and
rendered semi-unconscjous, but fortunate
III escaped any injury other than a wound
on one OF his knee caps. Mr.. Swartz is
employed in the office Of the auditor of
the Old Dominion Steamship Company.
His many friends here are glad to learn
that he escaped serious injury.
A delightful surprise party was given
1t Accommodating View" the beautiful
suburban home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
2oush, in honor OF their daughter, Miss
Margaret, Friday night The young folks
.atthered at the home of Miss Eisye Boak,
NJ. King street, and from there proceeded
o Commanding View, loaded with edi
lies of everything. The young hostess
yas completely taken by surprise, when
he arrived few minutes later and found
kc'i gathering of her friends, but she
a. revived and entertai ned them in
giant style. About twenty-five were
ssent. Alter spending the evening in
ING various games, the guests were
I'D 70 ne dining room, where a most
gtnous supper was served IN courses.
oily before midnight the guests de-
IN ller having spenta most pleasant
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