Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1905-03-10

PSI" 'fS w - W h DIX.
Miss Aiose Ga, sr an spen, Sunday
with Hiss virgiai~ snodgrass.
Mr. aid Mrs. w Il. Lindsay at
tended the Inauguration.
Mr., Joseph II. Hobbs has decided to
continue in busin, SIS at his old stand.
One 200 scre farm, new room hou
Barn and oulbuilding in good order,
price $3.50. See S. $ Felker.
Mr. Ed. Harwood and sou, OF
Mooreheld. spent several days in this
city.
Mr.. J. V. Carney. we regret to say
has been quite ill at his home near
Berkeley Station.
Mr.. Harlan Thatcher had the mis-
fortune of cutting his foot badly with
an axe few days ago.
Mr.. E. Z J;ferson. of Pntsburg,
has been visiting his brother, Mr.. w.
Mead Jefferson nea Rest.
Rev. Mr., Dunn. of Danville. Penn,
spent last Sunday with his brother,
Mr.. I. l.. Dunn in this city.
We had pleasant cali last Friday
from our good neighbor Geo. +.
| Nirton, OF the VIA chester News-Item
A farm of 43l acres IL miles
from railroad station With house and
| barn in good neighborh"od good land
big bargain $40 per acre. See s. S.
| Felker.
We had pleasant visit last Satur-
day from Mr.. Geo NJ Pitzer, a good
friend OF the Statesman, from near
Jones Spring.
The last survivor o. the old COME l.
crate Cabinet, Hon. John II. Reagan,
died this week at his home at Palestine
Texas, at a ripe old age.
Mr.. w. A. Gard and family We're
in Chambersburg several days the
first of the week attending the funer-
al OF Mr.. w. II Eyster.
Communion service on next Sun
day at the Presbyterian church. The
regular preparatory services will be
held on Friday night and Saturday
afternoon at the usual hour,
We are informed that Mr. Lee Cri-
der, who was formerly located in this
city with the B. & o engineering de
partment has severed his connection
with the B & o and is now enga ged
in New York State
One house and lot ID miles from
own on pike Very desirable home for
le. See $ S. Felker.
We had pleasant call on Wednes-
day from Mr. jams Snyder. formerly
OF near Tomahawk. but now or Arden
district. He has moved on his place
on the Winchester pike opposite the
home of Mr. John j. Hetzel.
A farm of $50 acres of strictly mum
Der enc limestone land in Berkeley
county COED brick house, new barn,
wagon shed, corn CRIB and good water
and everything in good trim. Price lew
See S s. Felker.
Mrs. Chas ]. Faulkner and Miss
Sallie returned last week from a
pleasant sojsurn in the southland.
They visited New Orleans, Florida,
New Mexico. and the city of Mexico,
and had most EMO, able time.
If President Roosevelt continues to
| urge government regulation OF rail
road rates and Secretary TAFT the re-
peal of the tariff between the United
States and the Philippine they will
soon lay themselves open to the charge
Of Populism and anarchy.
Hagerstown is enjoying the dis
tinctiou of having 'Jeck the Hug
ger" Itseems that the police know
who he is, but will only say that he
is middle aged and prominent
man. 1t is said that he stands in dark
corners, grabs the girls VIXEN they
pass, gives them hard squeez. or
two and runs away.
We extend our congratulations to
the Brunswick Herald which with its
last issue completed its fifteenth vol
ume and celebrated the event by put
ting on beautiful new dress of eight
point type. The Herald is an enter
prising journal and we hope to see
it celebrate many more anniversaries.
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