Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-01-13
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more.
Miss Grace Ksntner, is on a visit
to her sister, Mrs. Richards, in Bal
timore.
Mr.. Z. Rush Turner. land assessor
in Jufferson county, -ss in town on
Saturday.
There has been a protracted meeting
IN progress at the First NJ. +. church
this week.
We had a pleasant call ON TUESDAY,
trom Mr.. Frank Myers, OF near Berk-
eley station.
We. had pleasant call on Monday
last from Mr.. w. l.. Ellis, Of near
Hedgesville.
Mrs. ]. P. Swattz, who has been on
visit to friends in Washington has
returned home.
Mr.. Jas. F. Randall has sold his
farm near swan Pom to Mr.. Harri-
son Tabler for $1,000.
Mayor Minghini has issued a notice
TO all persons that they must keep the
snow aud ice eff their pavements.
Mr.. Charles +. Thompson is the
father at an other fne girl baby. This
is no 8 and the father is thrice hap
Ply.
Mr.. Lewis Ambrose and sisters will
sell their farm and move to town this
spring. They will live on Faulkner
avenue.
Rev. G w. Finley has accepted an
invitation to address the J. L. b.
Stuart Camp Confederate Veterans
at Berryville Va.
The largest poker 50 far reported
in Berkeley was by Joseph 3 Thatcher
last week The hog when cleaned tip
ped the beam at 5SS lbs.
Read the advertisement in this is.
sue of James F. Thompson & BRO.
They are offering bargains that were
never eqpaled in this city.
That there is law on rabbits some
people seem to forget. The game war
den Tor this district should keep his
eye open as rabbits are being sold in
the city.
The Virginia Woolen Mills, at
Winchester, recently rebuilt after
fire. will he doubled in capacity. Mr..
w. II Craw ord OF this citw is presi-
dent and prime pal owner.
Mtssrs. S. w. Walker, P. R. Han
rison, NJ A.Snodgrass and T. Pick
lider went on a pleasure trip to Wash
ington on Tuesday aud that they had
pleasure goes without saying.
Mr.. NJ. L. Dorm will soon move his
merchant tailoring business up stairs
IN his building and Mr. w. S. Snyder
VIII open the Martinsburg bargain
store ia the ground floor room.
A large black fox hound, with four
white feet and white breast was lost
last we k and if you find him and re-
turn to al West Martin street YOU
will be rewarded.
Mr.. Betheuel NJ. Shipper, formerly
OF this county, but now merchant at
Berkeley Sprlpgs has gone to Florida
Tor his health. We hope he may come
back fully recovered.
Mr.. Harlan S Pitzer, son Of Mr..
Geo. D. Pitzer, OF Arden, left this
week for California where he goes to
seek his fortune. We wish the Young
man veil and hope he may prosper in
his new home.
We have heard with much regret
that Mr.. Thomas Chaplain, is quite
III at his home near Eanclevesville,
with typhoid fever. Several of his
children are also sick with the mala-
dy.
Fox hunting is being enjoyed by
the spertsme- around Arden, Darkes-
vile and Bunker Hill. Quite num-
Der of gray foxes have been caught
the past mon h. Mr.. Raynerd is more
numerous in these parts than has
been known for many years.
Assistant Prosecuting Attorney w.
w. Downey has moved his office into
the rom over the Circuit Clerk S Of
flce In the County Court House and
Mr.. w. B. Lindsay has moved TO the
office vacated by Mr.. Downey. Pros
ecutor Noll will continue in his old
office formerly occupied by Flick.
WeStenhaver and Noll in the Fitch