Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-04-14


Lynch remains quite seriously i'll.
Mr.. Harry Kratz, of Baltimore, was
in town on business on Tuesday.
Wall at Charles Town has a
carload Of fat cattle to sell.
Prof. J, W. Tinsley is offering his
property on South Queen street for
sale.
One new room house on Boyd ave.
Very desirar lie home for sale cheap. See
S S. Felker.
Call at w. S, Snyder and Cos nov
city store, Dorn's old stand and see
what little money will buy.
1fyour home property is for sale or
rent, and you want it handled to the
best advantage. See s. 8. Felker.
Mr.. w. w. Houseworth and family
h ave NOV ed back to II cir farm at
Vancleves vile for the summer.
One bonse end lot 1-2 miles from
tewn on pike. Very desirable home for
sale. See s. S. Felker.
Mr.. James Hamill left on NJ onday
last tor Massachusetts, to take charge
OF large hotel for the summer.
The roads are drying up and wear
ing down until travelling has become
quite pleasant compared with what it
was a month or two ago.
Some of the handsomest imported
China ever brought to this city at
which stene china is usually sold.
Snyder's novelty store.
The Statesman job department has
been enjoying rush of high class
job work during the past mouth and
much OF it has come from out of town
points.
Mr. Harry D. Lefever has moved
upon his fathers upper farm and will
farm this year. He was in one day
last week and ordered the Statesman
sent to his new home.
A farm Of 43l acres - miles
from railroad station With house al d
barn IN coed neighborh"od good land
big bargain $40 per acre. See S. S.
Felker.
The spring is at least three weeks
earlier than last year and the farmers
are we'll on with their work. The
wheat is looking fine, the grass is
growitg ~ pidly and the fruit trees
are in loom.
The County court will serve the
people most acceptably if they will
keep the stone crushers going con-
stantly aud let up on bridge building
for while. 1t is roads the pee Pile
want, good pike roads.
Everybody, that is most everybody
is glad to hear that the City Council
has taken up the question of street
paving,
April showers make May flow
ers.'
farm of $50 acr es of strictly mum
Der one limestone land in Berkeley
county good brick house, new barn,
wagon shed, corn CRIB and good water
and everything ir good trim. Price low
See S S. Felker.
Mr.. John w. Rodgers. of near 10
wood. was caller at our sauctum on
last Friday and came especially to en-
roll his name on the Statesman sub
scription list We extend an invita-
ton to everybody else to do likewise
Miss Virginia Hundley, daue hter
OF Rev. J. w. Hundley, formerly OF
this city. but now pastor OF the First
Baptist church at Cape Charles, Va.
was married on last Wednesday April
IL to Mr. Claud Rhause at the HON e
of the brides parents.
Patrick F. Duffey, who has in the
past been prominent figure in West
Virginia politics. being twice elected
auditor for the state on the Demo-
cratic ticket, died at his home in
Webster county on last Friday He
was native OF Ireland having been
been in County Monaghan in I84I.
During the war he served in 36th Va
Infantry, Confederate Army and rose
to the rank OF lieutenant He was
highly respected man and had many
friends.
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