Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1901-05-18

at Woodstock.
Squire j. W. Martins Office is be-
ing reDapered.
Pittsburg BARRIERS viii wear shirt
waist uniforms.
A key Of gold will not unlock the
gates Of wisdom.
ID. Widmeyer was elected Mayor of
Berkeley Springs.
The front Of Mlller's tobacco store
is being reprinted.
There are S04 prisoners in the Peni~
tentiary at Moundsville.
Awnings and screen doors are being
put in place all over the CITY.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Smaltz, Albert street, son.
What's done can't be undone, especi-
ally if its hard boiled egg.
Cumberland has a bonded debt of
$513, 600; Hagerstown $3.50, COO.
A woman doesn't have to be good
looking in order to look good.
The Potomac has dropped back into
banks. but is still muddy and high.
The State Medical Society will
meet in Grafton on May 20, % and "a
The window awnings are being
placed ON Hotel Berkeley for the sum-
mer.
Man maysrequire but little here be-
low, but when he dies he is apt to get
a lot.
The rooster makes two thirds of the
noise, but the hen does all of the
work.
Some 100 letter carriers in New
York have decided against shirt waist
uniforms.
The festive fly is preparing for his
annual toboggan slide on the bald
man head.
Messrs. Thomas Hopkins and Allan
Stuckey spent Wednesday afternoon in
Hagerstown.
names were omitted from the census
of Brunswick.
Mr. W. Benjamin Abell who is
employed in Charles Town, was home
on short visit.
Many young ladies are wondering
what the commencement harvest of
presents will be.
Staunton, Va Wednesday voted al
most unanimously in favor of issuing
bonds for waterworks.
Lud Madison is TO be hanged in the
West Virginia penitentiary July for
the murder of miner.
Hon. John J. Hetzel, who will move
to this city from New York i'll the
near future was in town this week.
The employees of the Baltimore 81
Ohio Railroad Company have donned
their summer uniforms.
L. G.. Tomey, of Algoma, w. Va,
has contracted for the erection OF a
hotel there to cost $125 600.
Lloyd Nelson, IA years of age, was
caught between moving cars at Par
kersburg and crushed to death.
Miss nellie B. Myers, who attends
school at Wilson College, Chambers
burg. Pa. spent Sunday at home.
The topper objects to having body in
the wine and the Prohibitionist OBJ
jects to having wine in the body.
The Elkins Fair Association is ar
ranging for big Fourth of July cele-
bration to include series of races.
g Mr.. sFrank r. Hess. of Baltimore,
is visiting at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Hess, N. Queen
street.
Messrs. Daniel B. Luscas, Forces
w. Brown aand A. G. Wynkoop, o
Charles Town, are in town on legal
business.
Messrs. W. II. Crawford and Thos.
l.. Dunn went to Winchester Thursday
morning to inspect the new wooden
mill, which was started into operation
this week.
John l.. Bateman has secured the
contract for repainting the mail boxes
in the city. They will be repainted
aluminium.
Miss Natalie Seton, who has been
spending several weeks IN this city
returned to Washington Wednesday
afternoon.
Miss Lena Gore, daughter of
Sheriff Gore. of Frederick Co. Va,
who has been visiting Miss Percy
Kilmer near town. returned home to-
day.
Mrs William Brady and daughter,