Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-06-23

Do not forget the Confederate fete
at Inwood Park on July 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Wood. OF
Frostburg are on visit to Miss Mary
Holman
Mrs. Maud Kuykendall and her lit
tie daughter are on visit to friends
at their former home at Mooreheld.
Fat cattle, if in need of some in the
onth of June. Call on Wall at Charles
Town, Maryland phone number 81.
Mrs. Wharton, wife of the distin-
guished evangelist, Rev. DIR. What
ton is on a visit to Mrs. NJ. A. Snod-
grass.
All the stations on the c. V. r. R
and the locomotive are draped in
mourning through respect to the de-
ceased president, Hon. T. B. kenne-
dy.
Mr.. M. L. Dorm, the merchant tailor
has been confined to his room for sew
eral days during the past week by
sickness. We are glad to cay he IS able
to be cut.
They are running IS hour trains
between New Yerk and Chicago now.
While passing through Ohio Monday
one OF these trains attained the high
speed OF one hundred and twenty
seven miles an hour.
AD-EL-ITE, paint made with
pure linseed oil--Colors that won't
run. A paint which will not crack,
peel, chalk, or blister-one which is
not subject to heat or cold; These are
regulate of AD-EL-lTE paint. Sold
by E. r. Fisher.
Mr.. F. S. Landstreet, vice president
of the Western Maryland railroad
says that they expect to have trains
running over the connecting line,
which has been under construction for
the past two years, between that road
and the w. Va. central at Cumber-
land, this fall.
We had pleasant call ON Monday
FROM our friend Mr.. H. M. Turner, Of
Montreal, who has been on visit to
his family ia Shepherdstown during
the past week. We are glad to say
the iusidious customs and niannt rs
have of theYank ees have made no per-
cep tIble impressions uron hi n. is
the same affaDle, kind hearted Harry
The Morgantown Chronicle says
the success of Davis was due to the
use OF money, and that if the other
side had been as we'll fixed financial
ly the result would have been differ
emit. AS the defeat of Lakin was
brought about in the republican
counties, the Chronicles charge is
substantially that the republican vote
OF the district is purchaseable. 1t has
been darkly limited before-Charles-
tOu \JdLCllC.
Capt Colston returned from Louis
vile, on Sunday morning somewhat
tired out very enthusiastic over the
good time he had. From the am cunt
of talking he has been doing about
the ladeies at the great reunion we
suspect the gallant old veteran has
come home and lett his heart behind
him, While at Louisville he was the
guest of Col. Tohn H. feathers ma
tive OF this section and SO dier
among the Berkeley boys.
State Superintendent Thomas c.
Miller has received from the auditor
statement of the distributable
school fund of the State The total
amount of the state fund to be distri-
buted among the various counties of
the state this year is 600, 943,93 This
is 500, 5000 more than last year, and
the fund last year was more than
that OF any previous year in the his
tory of the state. This makes an av-
erage of more than the amount re-
ceived last year.
While Rev J. A. Gill was publish
ing his apology to the school board
we think it would have beer graceful
had he EXTENDED his apology to Mr..
George GLADDEN.. Though Mr.. Glad
den, through misfortune, is compelled
to make his living at an humble oc
cupation he is man of the highest
sense of honor and the peer OF DR..
Gill. or any other man in everything
that goes to make up good and true