Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1904-01-23

clprks Office ii broken and has been
rent to the rnannfscturs fer repairs
ana consequently so deeds or other
papers are baing recorded.
Messrs. David Palmer aud Allen
HOLIDAY, who are employed in Gum
berlsnd. Md. spent SUNDAY In this
city as the guests Of friends aud rela
ti~es.
Miss Sarah Longbrake, Of Bruns- |
wick. Nd, il spending a few DAYS ia
this city as the guest of her siste
Mrs. Chsries Kaufman. OF South |
Maple avenue.
Teeth filled with filings that will
stay. Filled with gold. silver, pla-
tinum and alnalgan. Chicago Dental
parIors, PEOPLES Trnst Co suilding,
from @0ti to last Of each month
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Work has been started on the new
machines, tlsat were recently installed
in the Shenandoah Pants company's
works here. Good work is being dosse
on the new machines.
Small pox has broken out among
the patients at the second hospital for
the insane located at Spencer, W. Va.
The doctors report very little danger
OF the disease SPREADING
In the condensation proceedings of
the Wshash for the right-ef- way
through Charles Wolfe's farm, along
| the canal, near Cumberland, the jury
Yesterday allowed Walfe 81, 73s.s3
i The local lodge of Royal Arcauum
paid 20 the widow of the late James
II. Myers the sum OF So, 900, the tot&l
aneEat of the policy held b. him in
the company
Il Through she efforts of Pension
Agent J. 4. Roberts. u this CITY. Mr.
Ashford Vourse. of Berkeley county,
received pension of sc per meath
and back pay.
/ Colin II. Livingston, secretary to
Senator Elkins, has been elected vice
president of the American National
Bank of Washington. which institu-
ton was recently incorporated.
Mr.. John Lovett has purchased from
Mr.. George M. Bowers, the house on
west Kins street at present occupied
bv Mr. IL. N. iFierv aud the Misses
Tabb. Hhe price paid was $38e0
: There are two cases OF mumps re.
ported in this CITY at this time and
abe patients are suffering no little
pain. In other cities in the valley this
complains has been going the rounds.
Rev w. Il. Mckinney, presiding
! elder Of this district of the NJ. e.
Church, preached at Frostburg, Md,
on last Sunday. The service was an
3 enthusiastic one and The audienesco
sisted of 400,men.
Mr.. and MIS-. Z. G.. Grove have
issued cards for the marriage OF Their
daughter. Miss Ada Grove. TO Mr..
, Howard Couchman, to take MACE al
the home of the bride, on "Wednesday
January 27th 1904 at $50 r. m
Mr.. David Siler OF West Burke street
suffered streke of paralysis at his
home SUNDAY. The stroke affected
his speech and was the second one in
the past two years. His many friends
will hope for his immediate recovery.
Philip Dorsey, of Charles Town,
was arrested on charge of complicity
in the robbery of the hardware stores
of q. NJ Coleman and l.. ID. Getzsn-
danner at Charles Town Monday
night The thieves secured about
500 worth of booty
The Chicago Dental parlors win be
open January 20 for 10 days. Ofllce
in the Peoples Trust Co. building.
Teeth positively extracted without
} pain.25 cents Best sets of teeth for
IS 90. We will be here each month and
cannot remain overtime.
1-23 CIV
A Chambersburg girl refused to
marry "a telephone repairer three times
within the past six mouths, because
he was too much of wanderer; that
he roamed from pole to pole, from
climb to climb. and that if he did
come home he'd be in-su-late that the
neighbors would be sure to talk.
Mr.. Holmes Conrad, jr of New York
city. formerly of Winchester, has been
rendered the position Of Sunday editor
OF the st. Louis Star, one of the most
progressive and influential daiies Of
the middle west. Mr. Conrad vii
Eshortly leave New York for st. Louis