Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-06-30
LITTLE LOCALS.

Mr. Henry Bogert IS conhaed to the
house again.
The noise of the binders can be heard
throughout the land,
Many man who wasn't bred to
work has to wo,k for bread
Fireworks for the Fourth are already
appearing in the show windows.
Miss Clemntine Rind is very i'll at her
home on Winchester avenue.
A crippled negro preacher expounded
the bible in Market House Square Satur-
day night
Judge Faulkner has called a special
term Of Berkeley county Circuit Court
Tuesday at e o'clock.
Charleston has been selected as the
headquarters of the State Democratic
Executive Committee.
1t is reported that a glass factory is to
be erected in Cumberland, making three
of kind in that city.
The Hagerstown Mail says VIM. Hose
will catch three games for the Martins
burg baseball team.
Can't be perfect without pure blood
Burdock Blood Bitters make pure blood
Tones and yigorates the whole system.
Letters Of acceptance to the invitation
to attend the 4th celebration continue to
pour IN from all parts Of the country.
An Indiana woman recently took a
large dose of arsenic to whlten her COM
plexion. The ocronor says She succeeded
A new rural route has been started from
Hedgesylle, going by Spring Mills and
Little Georgetown. Frank Payne IS the
carrier
When you need medicine you should
get the best that money can buy, and eX-
perience proves tins to be Hood S oarsapa
rllla.
Experts cracked the safe in the Post
Office t Terra Alta and got $4,000 IN
promisory notes, $500 worth OF stamps
and $50 IN silver.
The Temperance Sermon announced TO
be delivered in St. John Lutheran church
next Sunday at O'Clock has bee. post
pou,d for some future time.
The farmers throughout the county are
now busy harvesting and this had notice
able effect upon the attendance OF the
country people in town Saturday.
Louise Thomas says she did not eIope
to Martiusbnrg with a drummer, that she
had come TO look for work. She says she
got Job and will come here in two
weeks TO live
MIR. Ephriam Smith and MissLul NJ,
Shepherd both of Martnsbure were mar
ried in Hagerstown Thursday morning at
ia. m. Rev. Delk OF Trinity Lutheran
church performed the ceremony.
Samuel Lands of Berkeley countypre-
scented to Justice HaWken, Wuiiamsport,
an egg laid by a Plymouth Rock hen it
measuring ia by s So inches and
weighing 9 ounces.
Rev. DR.. c. r. Dnfenbacher for 3
years the pastor of the First Reformed
Church at Greensburg, Pa, has accepted
the call from the Trinity Reformed Church
at S1ippensburg.
Mr.. A. c. Nadenbousch Of this city
has been notified OF his appointment as
trustee of Randolph Macon College, al
Ashland Va. Mr. Nadenbousch IS
graduate Of that college.
The City Council at their meeting Thurs
night appropriated $1,000 for decorat OF
on July At. They also accepted an lnd
tation Of the association to be their guests
in the parade. The streets will also be
cleaned and put in good condition for
that date.
Mrs Luther Miller, whohas been spend
ing sometime in Washington, has returned
home. accompanied by Lucy Madeira, Of
Washington. They viii remain here
about month, when Mrs. Miller will have
a sale and remove 10 Washington 10 make
her future home.
One hundred and sixty-seven excursion
tickets were sold at this station for Gu n
berand SUNDAY. When the train reached
Martinsburg about all the seats were tax
en-, bu, the I67 who had purchased their
tickets crowded on and filed ai.th: cars
to Overlooking.
The usual weekly concert Of the City
Band was given in Public Square Friday
night. The concerts show that the band
is in an excellent CONDITION once more and
the m 1sIo rendered every Friday night is
delight to the ears Of the lovers Of good
music.
Bishop Gravatt, of Charles Town held
services IN Trinity Episcopal Church sun
day morning, at which he confirmed a
class Of seven He went 10 Hedees,i lie
at night, accompanied by Rev John S
Douglas, where he preached and confirm
cd a class Of four. He returned to Charles
Town Monday morning.