Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-02-13

John 6. Douglas on West King street
II you want flock. Of high grade
Shrcpshires. see Silver.
Mrs. D. Y. Buchanan, nee Miss
Edna Grove, OF Baltimore. is spending
some time in this city as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Robinson on East
King street
Mr.. S FL. Russler. OF Cumherandp
VINO has been spending the past few
days In this cltv as the guest Of his
parents, Mr. and MIS-. ]. Fl. Russler.
has returned to his home.
Silver has the only Dorset ewes,
ever sold in Berkeley Co.
4 A bill has been passed in tine Vir-
ginia house to punish by death all
those who harbor any one who has
committed criminal assault
Mr.. w. G.. Earnshaw. cafe keeper at
Hotel Berkeley, still remains sick 1T
his home In Charles Town. His sick
ness is not thought to be serious.
Mr.. Robert S. Eichelberger, of this
county, has bought the Darby proper
~, on West Race street, and will
move into it in.the near future.
postoffice Department announced
that all rural free-delivery carriers IN
the United States will have holiday
February %, Washington's Birthday.
Monday night was the regular semi
monthly meeting night Of the meni-
bers Of the board of education of this
city, but as there was not quoruu
present, no business was ransacted-
Silver has two carloads of high grade
Shropshire ana Dorset ewes for sale
cheap.
Mr.. Albert Fisher has resigned the
position OF operator at the S4-mile
siding on the Cumberlapd Valley rail
road. The position will he filled By
G. S. Slyer.
Police offer Charles McBee wllc
has been eonfied to his home for the
past week by sickness, has again re.
sumed his duties. His place WIS filed
bv Mr.. Scott Vanmeter,
A building used bv Martin L. Wolfe
the produce man of Shippensburg, as
an egg warehouse was burned A
large number of eggs and crates were
consumed with the building.
The corpoI alton has placed broken
rock ut the intersection of Burke and
Raleigh street. where tile street was
washed when the water was turned on
and tie section of the pips broke
The Cumberland Valley railroad
com pany's new pas car is nearing
completion. and will likely be read,
for service by next month The car j!
a finely equipped paw Office on wheels.
An agent was here Wednesday from
Baltimore securing men TO work i
Baltimore cleaning up the debris 0
the recent fire. Good wages were OF
fersd and number from here signe'
to go.
| A number of young men of thi
city have received invitations to tn
leap-year dance, which win be helt
in Sbepherdstown in the near future
The young ladies of that place ar
following the custom.
Mr.. James Hammill has gone K
Clarksburg, w. Wax to take charge
of the Waldo hotel. which was recent
Nv built by Mr. Nathan Goif, and is
just opened. 1t is said to be Il
finest hotel in the state.
A marriage license was issued at the
Office Of the clerk of the coontv court
Thursday to Mr.. Charles w. Linz
ton and Miss Gertrude Lancaster. both
residents of this county. The marriage
occurred in this CITY Thursday night.
Mr.. Homer Tabler, who is attending
school at the University or Maryland
in Baltimore. and who has been sick
at his home near this city, left Thurs
day for Baltimore to resume his
studies. haying sufficiently recovered
Mr.. and Mrs. p e. Unger, tie
Misses Unger, Messrs. f. IL. john
son and r. r. Smith, of Unger's
Store, spent Wednesday in this city
Party left "Wednesday. intending TO
90 to Baltimore, but decided 70 post
pone their visit, and stopped off here.
The birthday anniversary Ct Charles
Broadway Rouss was celebrated We'd
nesday in Winchester by the members
of the Rouss fire company. A ban
quet were followed by speeches.
Among the speakers was Mr.. Clarence
e. Martin, of this city.