Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-07-23
laE 5AgrInsBuRa PERAlD

DuTE, IS SIe6uuiuk a lew uANs Al THIS
city with friends.
Mr.. James Hartman. who is working
in Keyser. spent suudsy here with
friends and relstives.
Mr.. william Stewart has returned 70
his home III this city after visir %
friends in Baltimore
Ire Misses Sfricsler. Of Washington,
VINO have ten rilt,ns friends in This
city. have fetnfned 70 their rome.
Miss Estelia O'Nesl. Of Vest Pace
street, is on an xtendrd Wit TO
friends and relatives ia Cumberland
Mrs. NJ. G. Tabier and children. ac-
compani by Miss Louise Mckee are
sp4naing ~ayeral weeks az Ocean City,
Nj
Miss Laurs R'drewav, q near Win.
chester, il spending some ilnie 10 this
city as the guest of friends and re
tives
Mr.. n. A. O'Brien arrived in this
city, where he will sped the summer
as the guest Of his parents on. North
Boyd avenue.
Feed International Poultry Food
and get p.enty of eggs sold oy
F. E. Boley & Bro.
Mr.. Ernest "humel, Of st. Vincent.
Pa, il here on visit TO his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thumel. on
South Queen street.
Misses Lula and Lizzie Mutb. of
West King street, are spending week
as the guests, of Mr.. George Rvneal
at his home at Honeywood, near
Falling Waters.
MIR. George W. Light. who is spend
ing soLe time ut berheley springs,
was in this city over SUM az as the
guest OF his brother, MIR G. +. Light.
on West ning street.
Tie socialist Iarty in session, at
Hagerstown Thursday nominated s.
L. v. Young fer congress from the
sixth district Mr.. Young is a coal
mer liant III Hagersto~n.
Thursday on motion of interested
parties Sheriff G. l.. Stuckey was APP
pointed administrator of the estate of
the late ID. H. Allen. He qualified as
snch and entered upon his duties.
Highest cash price paid for wool,
Blondel building. Luther Miller's old
stand.
Gray Silver.
The first consignment of peaches to
be shipped by the Adams Express Co.
left this city last evening on train No.
10 on the Cumberland Valley. They
were shipped to New York by Mr..
Crun4bine, of near the Oreqnon.
Georee Demery a huckster, while
attempting to stop runaway team in
Harrers Ferry, was knocked down
and probably fatally injared His
choulder was dislocated and blood
same from his ears and stomach.
Rev U. G. Crowder. pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church at Bun
ker Hill. is attending the ALLEGHENY
Grove campmeeting of the Frederick
district. This morning he delivered
sermon on the subject of THE Re-
turn of the Prodigal Son. -
Mrs. W. 5. Wild, of North High
street, is suffering with an injured
foot. having stepped on a hail few
days ago, which entered the fieshy
portion of the foot. The injury is
causing great deal of pain. DR..
Wolf gave the necessary medal aid.
Justice Roberts Tuesday morning
dismissed the action of A. j. Mason
against J f. Mason, which was heard
before him yesterday, ter the possess
ion of O 200-acre farm and 800 dam
ages for retention. The costs OF the
case were paid by the plaintiff.
Having completed arrangements for
shipping my wool directly to Boston,
am in position 10 pay Baltimore
prices for wool at my wool cellar in
Martinsburg.
Gray Silver.
After beinggon duty As hours and
completely tired out. j. r. McCoul.
Tough, aged 20 years, of Uhrichyille,
O., faRman on freight train on the
Cleveland. Lorraine and Wheeling d.
vision of the Baltimore d Ohio, st
his life Yesterday morning while
asleep at his post.
Rev. ]. C. Koon, late rector of st.
Thomas Episcopal church, at Han.
cock, who is now in Houlton, Maine.
has recently received call TO ST.
Mary 's-by-tl.e Sea, church near Bar
Harbor, the most fashionable point
along the coast Mr. Koon has the
call under consideration
ONLY 500 20 Wasnins'al and re.
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