Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-02-17

March Is, Friday. F. Rush will
cell personal property mile east
of Marlowe.
March rs. Tuesday John w. Beard
VIII sell personal property at the
Jacob M. Seibert home place, 2
miles North of Hainesville.
Miss Bessie Gard, spent last Sun
day with her sunts in Chambersburg.
Penn.
One new double house on boom rents
for $500 per year. For sale cheap. See
5. s. Felker.
Miss Bessie Eyster, of Chambers
burg, is on a visit to her sister, Mrs.
w. A Gard.
Mr.. Wilbur O'Neil and Norma Long
both OF this city were married in hag.
erstown on last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Maria Rigsby and her daugh :
ter, Miss Bette have been on a visit
to MIS-. Rigsby's sister in York.
If your home property is for sale or
rent, and you want it handled to the
best advantage. See s. S. Felker.
Newton c. Williugham and Miss
Margaret May Welsh bo' h of Duflields
were married in Cumberland on last
Saturday.
General Fitz Lees daughte it is
said, is to marry an officer in the
United States Army Time is a great
healer of wounds and recouciler of
antagonists.
Mr.. Daniel F. Sullivan has moved
to Washington. He has long been a
most valued citizen of this place and
has great many friends here who
regret to see him move away. Our
best wishes 60 with him.
One house end lot 1-2 miles from
town on pike. Very desirable home for
sale. See $. S. Felker.
We wish to call he attention of our
readers to the new advertisement in
this issue of Messrs p. Nicklas Bro,
and Company. They are telling the
the public OF their new spring line of
carpets. mating, Wallpaper, and
furniture. and just think of it, a
whole car load of Go-carts.
Mrs. Charles J. Faulkner and Miss
Sallie are pleasantly sojourning in the
South They have been in the city of
Mexico during the past several
weeks and write entertaining let
tiers to their friends of the pleasant
climate with all its flowers, fruits and
outdoor living.
Architect Whitson has just return
ed from trip Of several days to New
York, where he went on a tour of in
spection Of thTe aires for the purpose
OF securing the latest ideas in con-
struction for use in the enlargeme nj
and improvement OF the Academy of
Music at Hagerstown, which work he
has now in charge Mr. Whitson was
in the Casino at New York at the time
OF the fire on Satu rday, but escaped
without any trouble. A reheasal was
in progress at the time, but no one
was injured.
The damage suit for $40, 900 against
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad, for
the death of francesca ProfeIo, who
was killed in the wreck OF the Du
quesne limited at Laurel Run, on the
night OF December p, tried in New
York, resulted in plaintiff being
awarded, $4,000 damages. This was
the first suit against the railroad co
gowiug out of The Duquesne wreck
and the verdict was ava ted with
much interest. There are several sim
var suits against the company pend
ing in the county courts at Union
town.
We wish to call the attention of our
readers to the advertisement in this
issue OF the Economy Silo, made at
Frederick, Md. The president of the
Economy company was here last week
and gave us call These are several
o those silos in this county and SO far
as we have heard the owners are high
ly pleased with them and express
themselves as unwilling to take sew
eral times the cost of the silo tor the
ones they have if they could lot get
another.