Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-06-16

on visit to Mr.. and Mrs. James F.
Thompson.
Mrs. John c. Hutsler and son Leon,
left on Thursday tor a visit to friends
in Alegan, Mich.
Mrs. NJ. Wolf, of Savannah, Geor-
gia, is visiting her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Robinson,
Circuit Clerk Gerhardt has been at
tending the commencement of Get
tysburg college this week.
Fat cattle, if in need of some in the
month of June. Call OF Wall at Charles
Town, Mar Wand phone number SO.
Mrs. Ralph Thomas has returned
to the Eastern shore after pleasant
visit to Miss Lucy Rice in this city.
Mr.. Willoughby Santman, of Ger :
mantown, spent last Sunday with
his father and mother in this city.
Mrs. Scott G. Kramer who has been
here on visit to her old home Tor
some weeks has returned to her home
at Warrenton, Va.
Prot .Tinsley left yesterday for
North Carolina for a few weeks and
Mrs. Tinsley and sons went ON visit
to friends in Philadelphia
A permit has been granted to M A.
Little for the erection of large barn
In the rear of his house on College
street. The barn will be used for livery
purposes.
AD-EL-ITE, paint made with
cure linseed oil-Colored that won't
run. A paint which will not crack,
peel, chalk, or blister-one which is
not subject to he It or cold; These are
rebuhiter of AD-EL-lTE paint. E. F.
Miller.
The annual comm encement of the
st. Joseph Catholic school took place
at the school building last evening
too late for us to get the particulars
ter this issue. The school has had a
prosperous year. ="
The case heard in the Federal court
here at the last term, of Porterfield
bank upt from Jefferson county will
be carried up to the U. S. Court OF
Appeals The records are now being
made up.
The prohibition candidate for Con-
gress only received 4o votes in this
county, of which SO were cast in Mar
rlnsburg. This does not by any means
represent the prohibition sentiment
IN the county, but only those who are
willing to sacrifice their votes, in the
cause.
Mr., and Mrs John w. Trammell
wao have been here on a visit tv Mr..
] S. Trammell's family, have return
Ell to their home in Oxford, Nebraska
We regret to say that Mr.. J. S. Tram
NELL remoins in a precarious condi-
tion with little hope of his recovery.
H. H. Orr, swore out warrant on
Wednesday for man named McFar.
ran, charging him with having stolen
his watch and some money. The ac-
cused was arrested at the quarries and
taken to Jail. He has not yet had
hearing.
The Winchester and Washington
Electric railway company has bought
the Millville water-power. on
the Shenandoah river in Jefferson
county and have an engineer at work
already laying cut plans for large
new power plant to operate their
electric lines which they propose
building.
Mr.. Herman Guy Hump, of Capon
Springs, Hampshire county, is
among the graduates of the law de-
partment OF the University OF Virginia
He is a young man of remarkable tai
ent and we have no doubt will make
his mark as a lawyer. We ere glad to
nu nber him among our acquaintapces
aid extend our congratulations.
Only $500 To
Washington and Return
Only Sr25 To
Baltimore and Return
Sunday Tune rs via
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Special Train will leave Martins
burg at 9 IS a. IN. affording an oppor.
tunity to spend all day Sunday
among the attractions of either the
Capital or Monumental City.