Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-06-29
To Cure a Cold in One Da,

MI john League mas openef jew
elry business at Gsssaway, w. Va.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
cts. Druggists refund money if it,
fails to cure. 4. w. Groves signatur
ss on each box, % c.
Mr.. Ben Abel who is employed with
the Pennsylvania railroad at Pittsburg
is at home for his summer vacation.
The annual picnic of the Comrey
concert band will be held this year at
Pen Mar oh August 8.
Mrs. f. E. Boley an Mrs. Frank
Trammell have returned from pleas
ant visit to friends at WilIiamsport,
Md,
You are invited to spend pleasant
, 4th at the beautiful Inwood Park and
help al ing the noble ladies Of the
Daughters of the Confederacy
We regret to say that Mr.. George l..
Hensell, one of Martinsburg's most re-
spected and substantial BUSINESS men
is dangerously i'll at his home on West
Martin street.
Help a worthy cause by going to In
wood on July 4th. You will be wanting
to go to the country, and that is the
place to go. Dinner or supper % cents.
Refreshments all day.
Mr.. w n Buckles of the Halltown
vicinity was in town Thursday for the
first time in six weeks. He has been in
doors for that period on account CT
sickness.
Miss Rhoda Carney, of Fort Smith,
Arkansas, is here on visit to her
aunt. Mrs. Alice r. Bender on Raj
eigh street and her grandfather, IL e
the venerable Jacob V. Carney.
The carnival which enlivened the
town all last week has left town and
as far as we know mo one is sorry.
The merchants complained that the
attraction every night drew the people
from the business streets of the town
and greatly injured business. Such car
nivals are of no use TO town but grow
to be a nuisance of which everybody
soon tires. They spend but little
money I'D usually take away good
deal. inns aggregation moved 10 Frost
burg, sd, where they are exhibiting
this week.
The It's st the new overhead bridge
over the Cumberland Valley railroad
at the Warm Spring road have been
completed but the floor has not yet
been put down on the bridge. The work
has been done well, so far as we are
able to judge but the approaches are
long and steep aud will make a hard
pull for teams heavily loaded.
A GUARANTEE CURE FOR PILES
Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protruc-
ing piles. Druggists are authorized TO
fund money if Pazo Ointment fails
to cure in to IA day. soc.
rhe heavy rains NEARLY every day
last week, made the ground so soft
that the farmers were unable to cult
vate their corn and the wheat fields
were too wet to use binder. The
wheat ripened several days before the
farmers could get to harvesting but
most of the wheat has been cut this
week andis usually good crop.
Married, at the residence Of the off
ciating minister, Rev. J. H. Wolff on
Sunday, June II, 1906, Mr.. Leonard
Viands to Miss Annie Lee Wilt, both
of this county.
By Rev. Wolff, on Tuesday June
10Th, 1905, Mr.. Ca S P'nw III and
Miss Virgie V. Smallwood were
married. Both the bride and groom are
residents of the vicinity or Shennon-
dale, this county Advocate.
The farmers of Berkeley county are
to be congratulated on theGprospects of
the year. The wheat is a good crop and
while the clover hay has failed the
shortage will be more than evened up
by an abundant crop of timothy. The
corn has now me start, though lne
rains have interfered with its cultiva-
ton before harvest. Though this is not
apple year in Berkeley county we will
have fair crop, peaches will be plen-
tiful and we have never sseen a more
abundant crop of small fruit.
Father Curren, who was ordained
last Thursday to the priesthood of the
Catholic church came up from
Washington, on Tuesday and by
special request sang high mass on We'd
nesday morning in st Joseph Church
Though at the early hour Of O'Clock
there were great many Of the priests
friends out to hear him.
Father Curren is the grandson of our
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