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125 Years Ago
Herald of Aug. 15, 1895
Anthony Garver killed a black snake on the mountain above Martinsburg. It measured seven feet three inches.
Seven Martinsburg men rode their bicycles to Bedford Springs on Saturday. They went on to Everett on Sunday and had dinner at the Union Hotel before returning. They were William Bolger, John Skyles, W.S. Nicodemus, R.T. Eldon, Ed. Nicodemus, J.W. Mentzer and Robert Sipes.
Grading was to begin soon for a new railroad connecting Philipsburg and Altoona.
A house in Williamsburg belonging to Mr. Mateer was burned and the roof on the hotel of Mrs. E.C. Metz was charred...
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