Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-11-17
They thirst doctor is sort of dry dock

day ~
The apnusl Firemen's Fair will soon be
In progress.
At least fifteen automobiles are in use
in Honolulu.
The deal mute is the man who wants a
little hear below.
The snow storm extended as far south
as Shenandoah, Va,
The end -of-the century discussion is
due to be reopened.
Seven buildings and 81 horses were
burned at Warrington.
When an employer loses his temper his
employees are apt to get.
Some candidates run for office, while
others just have walk over.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs, w. c. Leonard
w. Martin street, daughter.
A dentist says teeth are like verbs S.
regular, irregular and defective.
Mr.. Thomas Costello, Of N Queen ST.,
is seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Harrison Lloyd is critically i'll at
her home, on Winchester Avenue.
Some men are like cheap posters "a lit
tie money causes tnem 10 b. stuck up.
No, when slaney persons speaks OF
''easy mark" they don't refer TO Hanna
The election will soon be forgotten in
the scramble for the Thanksgiving turkey,
MIR. Harrison LLOYD is i'll with typh id
lever at his home OH Winchester avenue
Grass isn't necessarily older than YOUR
self because II happens to be past ur-age.
Mr.. Harry Kitchen, general delivery
window cl~rk at the postoftice, is i'll with
tonsllitis.
The Virginia General Baptist Associa-
ton will convene in Bristol in annual SEES
sion Nov. IS
Hicks predicted stormy weather and
rain from November End to 9TH. He was
100 previous
Miss Flick Stewart, and brother Rob-
typhoid fever
Elkins is undergoing smallpox scare
hve serious cases having developed dur
ing the past few days.
Miss Bertha Friskey and Master
Horace Trout are assisting {. J. Smith
with his floral business.
The next political furry will be the city
election, and many feel glad that there is
L.tV 4 hat IaFa
The reinstatement of students recently
expelled from the w. Va. University will
be vigo ously resisted by the University
Authorities.
Rich. warm, healthy blood is given by
Hoods SarsapariIla and thus coughs,
colds. and pneumonia are prevented.
Take it now
The large tannery of W. ID. Byron &
Sons. Williamsport, will 1t is understood
be enlarged to nearly twice its size dur
ing the coming winter.
On account of the frequency of railroad
accidents in the neighborhood of Bruins
wick, the Ladies Hospital Corps of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will open a
hospital there.
Business on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal is heavier at present than at any
time this season. Thousands of tons OF
coal are coming Gown from Cumberland
every week
The prices Of all household sizes OF
Anthracite coal dropped IS cents a ton in
Philadelphia. II is thought by coal mer-
chants that further reduction will be
made in few days ne decline has not
yet reached MarHnsburg
Harry Reed, a, ca 10, in shooting at q
rabbit near his home in Hamilton town
ship. shot his two brothers John anc
Frank, aged 10 and IS, respectively
Shot entered the upper portion of Johns
body. three in his face and two in hi:
mouth.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Off
cials have discovered that passes have
been tempered with by means of chemi
Gals, the dates and destinations beinS
changed to suit certain persons. Con
ductors have been warned to be on tn
lookout
The will of Geo. w. Berry has beef
probated in the County Clerks Office. H
appoints his wife. Mrs. Edith A. Berry
executrix of the estate and bequeaths t
her all of his property, both real and per
sonal, abso utely and without any restric
ton whatever.
Invitations have been issued for tn
marriage OF Arthur p. German, jr. son c
United States Senator Arthur P. Gonna
of Maryland, to Miss Grace James Norri
daughter of Mr. James L. Norris. c
Washington D. C., formerly OF this cit
and well known here.