Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1902-01-18
Every triumph begins with try.

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IN shippensnurg
Dry toast--The one proposed at q
TEMPERANCE dinner.
We are now getting more daylight
for our money than we did
Old bachelors. wear cotton gloves
because they don't like kids.
Mrs Charles vanmetre. of shep-
herdstown, spent Tuesday in town.
Earl Morrison was arrested in
Chales Town charged with attempted
murder.
West Point cadets are to visit Get
tysburg and camp on the famous bat
tlefield.
The dentist has pull that is calcu.
lated to fill the politicians heart
with envy.
The G. v. r. R. Go. will build a
fine passenger station at Mechanics
burg, Pa.
The days are growing longer, but
seem to have no less work in them
than before.
In Cumberland last year there were
90 deaths from accidents out of a tot
al of 403 deaths.
The grave digger rises to remark
that every man finds himself in nole
sooner or later.
1t is said that Andrew Carnegie
Will 90 to the aid of the Johns Hop
kins University.
Ten students were enrolled at Shep-
herd College on Tuesday, when the
winter term begun.
Sunday schools show decided de.
crease in attendance since the Christ
mas festival is over.
The Richmond Locomotive Works
has contracted for a construction
shop to cost 800, 600.
Baltimore parties bought 1000 acres
of coal land IN Marion county, pay
Ing OVER 1iOO al acre
The fellowsswho say that it costs
20 more for two to live than for one
evidently never had twins.
1t is curious fact that baldhead-
ed drug CLERK sells as much hair re-
storative as any other saieman
When young man begins to argue
that two can live as cbeaply as one
you may sniff for orange blossoms.
New York city is to have childrens
theater, patterned after the one in
Boston, which pays good dividends.
Harvey Dayton. aged 23 years, was
fatally burned In Hagerstown while
pouring coal oil from can on fire.
Mrs. Mary r. Trundle died at Win
chester. aged n wears. She was the
mother of Willie Allen, Fan actress.
Michael Adormica, Slav, was IN
stantly killed at Mnnongah, W. Va.
Yesterday by being run over by coal
cars.
Mrs. j. W. Llusey, of New York,
is home IN a visit to her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. F. Wellen, 2l3 W. John
street.
Three men were killed and four se-
riously injuried by the explosion of
the boiler of saw mill near Hunt
ington.
Miss Busey, of Havana. N. d..
who has been visiting her couisn. Mr.
Geo. Busey, left this morning for
Washington.
Since the Salvation Army estab-
lished head quarters in Hagerstown.
several weeks ago, 81 persons have
boen converted.
Elk Sentaor Henry q. Davis has his
first grandson, nine pound boy hav-
ing been born to Mr. and Mrs. John
L. Davis at Elkins,
Mr.. Jesse +. Wellen, of Frederick,
is spending few DAYS with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Wellen,
2l3 W. John street.
Miss Martha Bowers, of Hagers-
town, and Miss Georgia Pitzer, of
Bunker Hill, spent Sunday with
friends in this city.
DIR. Geo. o. Brown, of Upshur
county. has been elected assistant
physician at the State Hospital for
the Insane. at Weston.
Miss Elizabeth HAITI has gone to
Martinsburg West Virginia, to attend
the wedding of her friend, Miss Leila
Rutledge-Lancaster News.
member of the National Fish
Culture Association suggest that land
unsuitable for agricultural purposes
might be converted into fish ponds
Mr. Lewis Wolfe, manager of the
New York clothing House. left for
Baltimore Saturday night to accept