Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-04-07
PUBLIC SALES.

W > on Sale tOQdy.
Miss Mary Barr. of Washington is
on visit tc Miss Nellie Myers.
Mr.. George Seibert. of Cumberland
spent Sunday in this city with friends,
Mr.. Jacob Rush has moved from his
farm near Scrabble to Shepherdstown.
Reymanu Brewing Cos Book
Beer" on sale today at all first class
bars.
Mr.. G. A. Viewer was in attendance
at an automobile show at Washing ton
last week.
One new double house on boom land
or $500 per year. For sale CHEAP. See
5. 8. Ecker
1t is said that the Russians have
lost 500 900 men, killed, woun ded
aud captured, in the war with Japan.
Among our callers last Saturday
were Messrs. Geo. l.. Miller, J. w.
Undertook, H. S. Butts, and H. c.
Vanmetre.
Mr.. William H Reid, one of the
Statesman's best friends, from Falling
Waters was pleasant caller at our Of
flee on Tuesday.
Capt. W. n. Linch, revenue officer
DIT the Hannis Distillery, has been quit e
ill at his home on the southeast corner
of the Public Square the past two
weeks.
Will cure any case of "Spring tev-
err, Reymann Brewing Co.'S "Bock
Beer" on sale today.
We are glad to state that Mr.. and
Mrs. Willis Hodges have moved back
to old Berkeley and taxed up perma-
nent residence at Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
gan Vanmetre's on the Opequon.
A farm of $50 acres of strictly mum
Der one limestone land in Berkel ey
county coed brick house, new barn,
wagon shed, corn Glib and good water
and every thing in good trim. Price low
See S S. Fe!ker.
Read the new advertisement in the
issue of Thompson & Thompson.
They are Saying some interesting
taiuss TO parents who buy theii chill
dren Ct thes. They have most ex-,
celent stock of beautiful clothing at
p ices,that are astonishing.
TIC 4, hat Iaet (,Il 1900
through the winter we'll. The dry
w-ather last fall kept it back so
that it went into the winter in bad
plight but The deep SHOWS were a
great p, election to it. 1t is now look
ing well and promises to be a good
crop.
The trading-stamp company that
was deing business here for the past
year or two has abandoned the field,
The license tax of $500, enacted by last
summer special session Of the legisla-
ture put them out of business in this
state The goods that were on exhibit
ton over M. l.. Dorn's store. were sold
or shipped away last week and those
who have stamps on hand will find no
place to redeem them.
Road Superintendent Joseph l..
Payne has been making the stone
crusher hum on the Arden road in
the vicinity OF Linton's shop. That is
one OF the most important roads of the
county and we are glad to say will
soon be macadamized its entire length
Mr.. Payne knows how to make
gosd road and he knows how to do it
with small expenditure.
Mr.. Boyd McWilliams, has sold his
land near Smoketown to Mr.. Dawes
Payne and has purchased TIE land ly-
ing between his father home, on the
north side of the B. & o. railroad one
mile west Of Vanclevesville, aud the
county road, from his aunt Mrs Rose
Councilman. TIL gives him and his
father all their land in our body and
making fue large farm.
We wish to call attention to tn
card in this issue of DR.. T. K. Oats,
NJ. d. who recently came here and
has purchased the house on the
southwest corner OF West Burke,street
and Maple avenue, where he has es-
tablished himself tor the practice CT
his profession. He is a clever gentle
man, graduate of several of the best
medical schools in the country and
came here highly recommended as
physician and surgeon.
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