Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1906-10-19

Miss Ida Small has returned from a
visit to Washington.
Miss Theresa Mcdonald spent Sun
day at North Mountain.
Read the new advertisement in this
issue Of w. O. Nicklas d Co.
Miss May Trammell is visiting
friends in Williamsport Md.
Miss Lottie Mathews visited friends
in Cumberland Sunday.
Miss Lizzie Tunnel has returned
from pleasant visit TO friends in Bal
timore.
Read the advertisement in this issue
of the Reymann Brewing Company Of
Wheeling.
Mrs. Lena Matthaei, of Baltimore is
the guest Of Mrs. Margaret Matthaei,
South Queen street.
Mr. Chas G. Snyder, of Saulisburg,
n. &. has been at home on visit to
his parents on Tuscarora.
Mr.. John Yontz displays pumpkin
in the window of the Merchants and
Farmers Bank that weighs 125 lbs.
Mr. Davidson Lamon has gone to
Cumberland where he has secured en-
ploynieht with Il Civil Engineering
corl,s.
Mrs. Mary Graham and son, who
have been Visiting Mrs. BIC. Martin,
North High street, left for their home
last Monday.
Rev. W. ID. McCurdy the new pss-
tor OF the First Baptist church, hss
moved his family to this city They
will occupy the parsonage on West
Burke street.
DR.. }. L. Holt, who has been con-
fined to his home on West John street
for several weeks by IN attack of ty-
phoid fever, is able to drive out.
For oackache and rheumatism Ms,
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder iii
Cleanse and purify the blood Al
week 5 treatment tor 25c. Sold by w
S. Harper and <. w raoler.
Mr.. J. w. Barker has purchased the
property of Mr. j. N. Linthicum on
North Queen street, the deal being
made through the John l.. Whitmore
aAeucj.
III regular October term Of the Cir
cui, Court of Jefferson County began
la-t Tuesday. S. A. Marion was in--
dcted ny the grand jury for the muir
der of Jasper Thompson.
Mr., d. w. Bowers will make sale OF
his personal property at the John e.
Boyd farm near Sulphur Spring on the
Opequon creek on Oct. 80, 1906. He
will sell fine lot of stock.
Mr.. Geo. w. Kendrick has sold his
farm OF so acres lying on the road lead
ing from Bunker Hill to Middleway to
Mr.. George Bender for $500. Mr.. Ken
drick will move to Herndon, Va.
The Cumberland Valley railroad has
received two big passenger engines, As
and As, from the Juanits shops. They
have S0-inch driving wheels and are of
the same type as the big passenger en-
gines on the Pennsylvania.
The Martinsburg Power Company
has been giving the people Of Martins
burg very poor lights during the past
few weeks which we learn is due to
the fact that they are putting in new
machinery in their Dam No. plant,
and they promise much better service
as soon as the work is completed.
True and tried friends of me family
-DeWitts Little Early Risers Best
Tor rtSults and best to take. Rosy
cneeks and sparkling eyes follow the
use of these dependable little pills
They do not gripe OF sicken. Sod by
w. S. Harper and C. w. Tabler.
The Standard Stone and Lime Conn
pany has been buying more land.
Through its representative, NJ. NJ. Mill
ard, the company has purchased l04
acres of unimpreved land, part of the
Lavenir tract from Judge ID. b. Lucas,
at $50 per acre. The land purchase
lies along the b. & o. Railroad, north
west of Millville, and adjoining the
property of the Standard Company.
The regents Of the University of
West Virginia have voted to purchase
apainting of the late Hon. William l..
Wilson, who was president of the uni
versity during 1SS2-S3, sat for paint
ing by All artist nance Fisher. Mr..
Wilson at the time OF the sitting was
Postmaster-general in Clevelands ca b.
met. Net long ago Mr.. Fisher died
and the offer Of the painting by his
widow to the university at very low
al.