Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1900-07-21
A man of nerye-the dentist.

The water meter system was adopted at
Charlottesville.
Mr.. Andy Rentch is sick at his home
-on King street.
When a fellow gets tired doing nothing
there is no hope for him.
Mrs w, Z. Minghini, who has been
very i'll, is slowly improving.
We all want to 90 to Heaven, but there
is no demand for rapid transit.
Those new pieces rencered by the City
Band last night were good ones.
The West Va. Wonders challenges the
white baseball team for game of ball.
One seldom gets into trouble by keep
ing his mouth shut, but he would get very
lean.
All the papers have Senator Cornwell,
OF Romney, dead, but he insists that he is
not.
The Kilbourn Knitting Co. is advertis-
ing for more girls for its branch in Hag-
erstow,
No man proposes to remain single.
When he proposes he expects TO get
married.
An Ohio girl who is unable to speak
above whisper has had AZ offers of mar
riage. A word to the WISE etc.
Services were held by the Dunkards Of
the surrounding community in the Grand
Army Hall SUNDAY morning and night.
If YOU don't feel quite we'll, try bottle
OF Hood 5 Sarsaparla. 1t IS a wonderful
tonic and invi2orator. 1t will help you.
The second section on train No. 46 on
the b. & O. Sunday night struck and kill
ed COW belonging 10 Thomas Brown, at
Stewards crossing.
Twenty-Five of the 1000 issue of the
State Code have been received at the
County Court House for the use of the
officers of the county.
Mr. Nimrod Wright and Miss Lille
Virginia Anderson, of this county, were
married at Mt. Airy, near Nancievesvile,
by Rev. w. b. Eyers.
w. NJ. Widmeyer, Of Hancock, during
the cherry season, shipped to Mckeesport
225 baskets, or 100 bushels, of red sour
cherries on the stems.
Fifty-two from this city took advan-
tage of the dollar excursion TO Cumber
land Sunday. The train was run from
Baltimore to Cumberland.
William Clement, the little sonof Chas
and Elizabeth Commiskey, died at the
home Of its grandparents on N. Centre
street Aged ? months ald II days.
Geo. P. Walters has filed an applica-
zion at the Mayors office for permission TO
erect 81 10 porch in front OF his
building on E Burke street. Estimated
cost $40,
Mr.. Stone, the foreman Of the brass
bed department at the Brooklyn Brass
Works, has resigned his position and
move his family back to New York on
Monday.
Cumberland Valley Railroad builders
have begun the laying of bricks for the
new station at GreenCastle The work
viii now be pushed to a speedy compile
ton.
Chambersburg has set September IS e
20 as the date for their Street Far and
Carnival J. H. Dechert is chairman oil
the committee. James A Hamilton, sec
rotary.
A Marriage licence was issued by the
County Clerk TO John Quinn. son OF Hen.
ry r. Quinn, and Ella NJ. Nouington
daughter Of Geo Pyle. Both are Of Mar
tinsbu.g.
Good night, mamma. put out the light
pray the Lord my soul to keep
mean TO lie awake all night,
TO see just how 60 to sleep.
M. S. =. in the Smart Set.
Four new ans were placed in the
Continental Hotel making eight altogeth'
er. The new ones are. being placed il
the dining room. The fans are operated
by gas engine.
Rev c. A. Graybill, pastor of til,
United Brethren church at lnWoOd, bap
tiSed tWom men and two women in the Ope
quon at Riiey's Ford Sunday afternoon
The baptism was witnessed by severa
hundred people from the town and county
Last fall spraIned my left hip while
handling some heavy boxes. The doctor
called on said at first it was slight strair
and would soon be we'll but it grew
worse and the doctor then said | haC
rheumatism. Itcontinued 70 grow worse
and | could hardlp get around to work
went to drug store and the drugg S
recommended me TO try Chamberlain
PAN Balm. tried it and one half of Z
5o-cent bottle cured me entirely. | now
recommend It to all nv friends-F A
BAKcocK, Erie, Pa. 1t is for sale BY
Matthaei' Pharmacy.