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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-30

The friends in this city Of Mrs
Hampton. wife of Rev. w. H. Hamp-
ton Of Ironton. win regret to learn
., the accident which befel ner on
saturday, last, when she fell over
box in front Of grocery store
and fractured her shoulder"
Mrs. ..ampton has been most un-
fortunate in the line Of accidents a.
Il has been but six years since sn'
fell down stairs and broke a mum
her o, ZONES. from which she ma
been crippled ever since
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-30

The funeral service of Mrs Bert
shannon was held at the Southern
Methodist Church yesterday morn
ing conducted by her pastor. Rev.
O. f. Williams The attendance Of
relatives and friends was very large
all seeming deeply impressed by The
touching solemnity Of the sad Occa'
sion.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-30

Invitations received here announce
the coming marriage OF George +.
Wroteu. formerly of this city to
Miss Irene Nuella Hutson. of Savan-
nah Ga. The wedding VIII oe 7"
double one, sister of the bride
elect being married at the same
time.
The NEWS extends rongratuiauon'
in advance. We have hereuntore
snoken or Georges success In a bus
inessMa and It was only natura
to expect that he would win wor
thv nrize in contest OF this kin'
also
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-30
KY. NORMAL COLLEGE.
The Highly Satisfactory Work
Being Done by This School.

Since we Last mentioned the sub I
teci. several pupils from other coun-
tias have entered Kentucky Normal
College AZ Louisa. and great many
mDrc have signified their intention
Of coming by the first u January.
The work Is going along in the
most satisfactory manner The pu-
pills are working as many Of them
never worked before. and this means
that they are learning as they new
sr learned before There Is M place
IN this school for ihe sluggard All
sUsh must reform and go 20 work on
III out PrN Byington Is recogniz-
ID here and throughout Eastern Ken
tncky ns remarkable instructor and
daciplinaran His school Is just
about The busiest place 20 be found
anywhere. Promp,ness and thorough
nas are two strong characteristics
The children who are taught In his
arhaoi learn not only what Is In The
bxt bolks, bui fDrm strong habits
q lnduar, and have their executive
ppwem deyeloped They learn u
tahe hold and DO things.
Paren,s who really want their chll
drn 10 acquire an cducltion know
thai the knowledge oan only CONF
through the work of the childrei
uhrmaelves. Very few pupils hk
the wo k well enough 20 pursue
Angpniy without he discipline an
sadance hat may be had only In
npod sshol. Thae rs not a bette
nuhoal anywhere tor permanent u
nlts than the Kentucky Normal Co
hra Loula s proud OF the schoo
Prof Byiug,ou and his efficient teael
ss Are meeting all e1pecrauoa
Ths faculty and accommodations vi
b. ADDED 20 A. rapidly as the u
~s.aed abundance demands,
Prof Byington has tho support al
enooerxtion Of tho citizens ana pn
l.aa men Of Louln without 9
euaon, and his popularity througho
In upper Valley where he has iAOc
"a 20 long and successfully y
aurd envlAble. HIS hong and hpne
ahle career has eshablished for n
I. ruu,ation that can not be damn
"A BY the mn.t dAstardly perseeun
TIA, oonld be planned The rel
am from all such efforts will
haSIly upon the InstigsA1Fs and th
community
Thre a NO nicer town than -
80. auend school In. The yo'
- u1u find Louisa
Km,ueky Normal College the b
combination possible. e'ris ana D
young men and young ladies' 'ea
:. and those aspiring TO en'et
s.,,na,,ous. come to LouisA ana
~,ll receive a welcome from e',
nor, and kind attention =, On - al 8
s.St0r your sny with US,
s..ra pupil say reOOauy tha'
S.a brm treated more cordially
Louisa ihnn anywhere he had pee
The people OF Louisa are NOV
.,sAlnea tba, way toward worthy
pie who come into their mids', s
the appreciate the school ana ;,
s.sumlned to make it reach the h
est possible suooefs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-30

Several hunters from Ashland and
catlettsburg came up Wednesday nigh
guests Of Mr.. shipman. They start
ed ont early next morning with dogs
,uns and teams, expecting to Kill
enough game for a big dinner Thurs
aav nirht. It Is safe 10 gamble thai
thev had the dinner all right, game
OF no game.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-30
NJ. P. S. Meeting.

day, the 17th inst was great day
for the Mules OF this place.
Some time previous Branham Lodge
M. p. S. 2O9, decided TO have bar
bacue and raise flag, and invita-
tione we're sent out to the neighbor
lodges and the public in general.
Although Saturday morning was
very gloomy, the crowd began TO ar
rive in great flocks very early, and
Richmond lodge, and Trace fork lodge
OF Martin county, Moody, Of Floyd,
and Wells, Millers creek, Buffalo, and
Bob's branch, of this county were
represented.
BY 10 o'clock vast throng OF peo-
pie were on the ground and a pro
cession was formed and went In
march. with two Mules on mules In
thel lead. followed by the marching
hoss on foot. commanded by Rev.
= JasE w MJllett, and while the march
was on nice flag pole was reared
ON which was bunch OF cedar and
y areamer bearing the inscription
.Branham Lodge No 2O9 NJ. P. 5,
a When the marching hosts returned
J. beautiful flag was hoisted on the
e pole and when the flag reached the
Is top. W G. Wells made speech OF
ie WELCOME which was cheered by all
, Rev jas. w. Mollett then led In
le prayer. The crowd then sang, led
H. by Bro. Joe. r. Ward, were invited
to 1 very long table filled with th'
= oest grub, the people could procure
= the lodge having procured fln'
ua beef. klied and cooked on TN
e. ground: -..e cldzens and lodge mem
" bers having supplied a vast amour
II Of bread. potatoes, cakes, pies. et'
no When they reached the table IN
: ladies TO the left side and tne gent
M IN the rIgn1 Bro. Marion Castle re
turned thanks at one end OF IN
pe table and bro. Jas. w Mollett at u
RAJ other. The crowd then ate all The
ne wished and there was plenty left
of Then then assembled again an
ms sueeches were made by Jas. w. Mo
'uN let. Richmond lodge, w. H. Dowlin
l'he Trace for, Martin CO., NJ. Bayt
I'm Floyd CO., s. W. Spriggs, Wells,
we'd Hayden, Miller's creek. Rev. MARI
ter, Castle and Jacob A. Wells. OF Bra
lln ham, lodge.
we'd Calls we're then made for citize
SER who desired TO speak, and NJ. L.
ody Wells aroae and made fine "a
re- touching on the flag and PATRIOTS
hio' and urged the people 10 beach tn
children patriotism and urged I
for necessity OF the community star
was ing together on question of right
ana though they might personally diI
'een gree
and Calls were then made for w.
ner- Wells. who responded with sh
end pointed talk, touching on good &
onai ernment and the stars and stripes
]. G. Wells then allowed his '
of through the crowd and layed Oft
idge oyercoat and made a string spe
}. as on the theme Of right and endC
the ing the work Of our order.
Bro. Joe. r. Ward sang many so
Ky to the delight of all closing v
God Be With YOU" in which
congregation joined, shaking hand
Bro. Jas. w. Mollett then diam
ed the crowd by pronouncine the
fell ea 'ns w w q WE'LL
Con- eu'ceon'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-30
The Passing Of Mrs. Bert Shannon
"We know when moons shall wane,
When sumner birds shall cross Inc
sea.
When autumn hues shall TINT The
GOLDEN grain,
But who shall teach US when 10
look Tor thee"

But who shall teach US when tol
look Tor thee"
Oh Death?'
Yesterday loving friends followed
Mira Ser. shannons body U Its las.
resting place in ow beautiful Cay
Of the Dead. The passing OF such d
noble character deserves more Than
a biet noLioe. Ioung in years, she
was ripe IN the experience thilt comes
and grows with such a life as hers,
Daughter. sister, wife, and mother
in all but natural Tie % the son Of
her husband, this good woman, cut
OF when but twenty years had meas
ursa her span OF life. filled 10 lis
ltail the duty imposed upon her El-
Ia Preston was the loving daughter
OF loving parents, the affecdona'e
Sister tho devoted wife, and when
the cold earth hid her from the sign
of the loving and the loved they
surely felt the depth OF a sorrow
nfaihomable and unutierable. Sh
died last Monday night after
brave fight against what we mus
yet believe to be the inevitable
Consumption early bet It's ominou
sal upon her young body, and al
= though medical skill. travel, nufsln
, and ali Lnat the tendeI'est care eoui
q provide we're used in her behalf sh
/, faded slowly, but surely. Tw
A years ago one sister yielded TO u
n White Plague, and now Henry an
= Nancy Preston mourn the unnme
!. loss Of another child from the san
|. fell destroyer.
4 Death is never welcome Visitar
J. Sometimes we say, unknowingly, tn
: death was hailed as relief fro
M suffering. Perhaps this was
n- vet 70 some poor soul, some heal
broken mortal. the coming OF
ID steed who ider is Death meant
A. inf,nIte MEASURE of Borrow-a bouu
4 less, fathomless sea OF grief II mi
MI have been 80 10 the relatives
r. her who to-day sleeps on Pine n
n Do you doubt It? No! One thoui
IT. given TO the vacant chair by v
i'm own fIreside. and you measure
lg- grief Of these stricken ones by
on heart-throbs which say, YOU I
,e- have loved and host" But WI
all the survivors mourn the loss OF
e.r daughter. the sister. the wife,
III filled these places
,u- beyond the touch OF disease,
nh paugs Of sorrUw and all human
md The painrul struggle is over and
~. ~ Il we'll with my soul.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-30

Charter wellman has recently sold
to Lock Moore part Of his Lock
avenue property The part sold Is
that portion Of the lot occupied oy
weIlman's storehouse, and the house
will be moved onto the remaining part
Of the Let.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-30

Col. ]. H. Northup. of Louisa, Hon.
Mordicai Williams. OF Normal, and Co
w. A. Patton, OF Catleusburg. are
the delegates named TO represent the
Catiettsburg Auxiliary Of the Ohio
Valley improvement Association at
the big meeting in Washington,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-30

Monday night the first meeting
Of the 'svincit veritas' Club met
with Mrs u. c. Jenhs, and a vej
pleasant evening was enjoyed by IT'S
members The Club meets with Mrs
C. NJ crntchsr next Monday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-30

Sam Jones, an emplOye at the
K,tchen-vansant lumber mill In Ash
land. had most Of his skull torn Oh
wednesday by plank striking him
on the head.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-30
The Telephone,

The telephone people are work
,np hard to cmoplete the establish
meut of their system in this city
The line is strung every where, and
the cutting in of the plans where
hoxes will be located is going on. All
material and work employed seem
~ he strictly first-ciass and modern
and so far as can be learned the
service rendered by the company VIII
he Of the best possible character.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-30

The Ladies Aid of the Baptist
church me-, with Mrs. e. c. jerks
This ATTENDANCE was large After
the business meeting the members
adjourned to meet with Mrs y. .
p,ckey next wednesday,.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-30

Rev. w. J. C,cke, Of Lexington,
the eloquent divine, is drawing large
audiences to the Christian Church
of Pikeville, by his matchless power
He is one of the deepest theologians
and most accomplished scholars who
has ever filled a pulpit here.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-30
PERT PARAGRAPHS
Picked Up At Pike, Paint and
PrestOnsburg.

hNhSo ~
PrestOnsburg.
Paint creek was the highest known
for ten years, during the recent
rise.
Rev. w. J. Ccke, of Lexington
the eloquent divine, is drawing large
audiences to the Christian Church
of Pikeville, by his matchless power
He is one of the deepest theologians
and most accomplished scholars who
has ever filled pulpit here.
The Jail Committee viz: Judge
John w. Ford, c. G. Bowles, and
John F. Butler. met Mr.. w. j.. Lam
drum. of Mayfield, Graves county, at
the Pike in Pikeville Monday night,
to consider the matter Of building a
new Jail or repairing and enlarging
the cid one.
7tls,s, of Painosville. are
raising funds to build church on
College street 4ars. l.. ID. Cooper
mas been out only two afternoons
soliciting funds, and in that time Sc
cured s552 50 me is a popular lady
and is thoroughly interested In
church work. Eight hundred dol
llrs has been secured toward The
building Of the parsonage for The
: NJ. E. Church, South
Charley Vanhoose, of Chestnu
: creek. this county, was acquitted FIJI
day. in Circuit Court Of the charg
;, Of OBTAINING a woman against her Wi
yanhoose was brought here from Lou
isa. by Tailor Burton, of Lawrenc
county with whom Vanhooi
e has been lodging for some time. Jai
le or Burton took charge OF Vanhoos
y and returned with him to Louisa Sa
urday m rnsng g.-Pa,nsville Herald-
ID N
y Benjamin Burchett died at D
y home on Cow creek, Floyd count
z Sunday. at the age Of 20 yeurs. !
y was stricken with paralysis a fe
'n DAYS before his detah, and on Sa
al urday became unconscious. He leay
wife and several children TO mou
ns his death, for he was a good husba
N and father, and was well known
IN our townan d community, and lik
N by all who ever knew him for
s Jolly, happy disposition and please
= ways.
" The Baptist Church, through n
% Caudill, who Is here TO fill the
caucy occasioned byt he removal
a Rev. R. L. Baker. is negotiating W
o' cancy occlsioned by the removal
w his fine lot in College Addition
which is the large Elliott buildi
way way II the purchase is completed,
~ house will be moved 10 the rear
e'n the lot for a parsonage, and
' church built thereon, with IN
= Nolloua cfranf
ng; "e -
~ A good idea of the extent OF
'"e .yarb" trade of the Big Sandy Va
. will be Obtained by reading the
~ lowing;
va y The Plain Dealm an was agree'
- surprised when he visited the i
wareooms of Mcclure, Greer and
dealers in crude botanic drugs,
last Wednesday. Within the
,om- six m,n.ns this firm has paid
'om- over twenty thousand dollars
pany roots. herbs. furs, etc. Just rec
cy " they received a car load OF
after drake from Portsmouth, and W
Jay the past year have handled about
rgest ooo hounds Of lobelia and 10000
of sasafras bark, and quantity
the other herbs. which are shipped I
nuon parts of the world.
Nor The question of a bridge acrcs
the river at Plkeville IS warmly disc'
,...,....ions received here ann
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-30

Paint creek was the highest known
for ten years, during the recent
rise.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-11-30

The Jail Committee viz: Judge
John W. Ford, c. c. Bowles, and
John F. Butler, met Mr. W. i. Lam
drum. of Mayfield, Graves county, al
the Pike in Pikeyille Monday night
to consider the matter Of building 9
new Jail or repairing and enlargine
the cid one.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-09-07
Fell Over a Retaining waI,.

Harper's Ferry, w. Va, Aug. 81
While descending the hill from Jeffer-
sons's Rock in company with party
OF ladies and gentlemen this morning,
Miss Edith Head, daughter of E. S.
Head, OF Washington, tripped and fell
over an eight-foot retaining wall into a
narrow passsgeway that runs along
side of St. Peters Catholic Church to
the parsonage. She fell upon the hard
pavement and was jammed in the mar
row way. She was unconscious when
picked up and was severely injured.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-09-07
The Sha-fer Case.

The Shatfer-Daniel case was decided
in the Circuit Court on Wednesday
The court allows Miss Dan. ell 80, 35e.
This case was brought by Miss Daniel
the neice of the late David NJ. Shaffer
for services as housekeeper for Shaffer
during his life on a contract written by
Shafter and accepted by Miss Daniel
agreeing to pay her half of the pro-
ceeds of the farm and in case of his
death Shaller agreed to provide for a
Comfortable maintenance for Miss
Daniel.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-09-07
PLAY FAIR.

A statement has been circu-
lated that we charge $40. 900
for the Business Course and
so for the Shorthand Course.
The party making the state
meut said, when approached
about II that he was going by
what my card said, aud that
he had no intention Of making
a Misrepresentation. I have
learned OF several would be
pupils who have been deceived
by this. There may be others.
want to say emphatically that
the tuition :or each course is
$500 as the card says, and
that the English Course is en- .
tireIy separate and should not
be added to each of the other
courses as the gentleman sup
posed. Ask your attorney
whether contract secured in
this way is legal. Read at
taehcd copy Of card.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-09-07
w aS W tStlcg Away

Il had been troubled with kidney
disease for the last five years, writes
Robert r. Watts, of Salem, Mo lost
flesh and never felt we'll and doctored
with leading physicians and tried ali
remedies suggested without relief.
Finally l tried Folev's Kidney Cure
md less than tro bottles com p,ete:y
cured me and | am now sound and
We'll. During the sum mer kidney IT,
reguiarites are often caused by ex-
ce>si>e drinking or being overheated.
ATTEND TO the kidneys at once by us
ing Eoleys Kidney Cure
Sold by ali drusg ST.
r.po
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-09-07

ID. r. w liEllu, " iil- held, Daniel
Emerson, James Dugan, John B.
Baker, j. V. Quinn, Jas ID. Miller,
VIM. BoaTman, Geo. Houck, Jas
Lloyd.
The following district tickets was
also nominated. President boad of edu-
cation John W. Sperow, school COM
missioner, WIN. Mcmillan, magis-
trate to fiji the unex PRED term caused
by the resignation of Geo a. kershner.
Daniel EneTsoa. After the Transaction
of other business, the convsntion ad-
journed.
b. +. Wiland, Chairman,
Il. +. Ludwig, Secretary,
-oPEQUoN.
The primary orOpequon district was
held at Smoketown The following del
egates were elected;
CONGRESSIONAL.
L. w. Hollids and G. w. Files
SENATORIAL
1. w. Hollida and Jno s. Files.
COUNTY.
r. l.. Vanmetre, j. G.. Welsh, NJ. l..
Tabler, +. NJ. Feltner, \. KenselI, Ed
Siler, VIM. Small, w. f, Landers, j :.
b. Porterfeld, John Mong.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-09-07
RINKER'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

The largest rock that bees EDUCATION
You can't walk around it. under it. must blast
the education We will furnish and hen Won do
the drilling You must help it will be there live
Remember, that is always king If you mix
and the That GOOD
beginning is half the battle; aud other half
The time the beginning Sept TO- 1000
when our Fall Term begins The place RNKERs CONNER
CoLLEGR you can't during the day. come at ns hit
land get that rock Of your road.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-09-07
War Against Consum ptiou.

All nations are e.Ioeavori1g 10
cheek The Tavages Ct consumption,
the ~ bite iplsgne that claims so
many victims each year. Foley
Honey and TT cures coughs and
colds perfectly and ytu are in no
danger Of consumption. Do not risk
your health by taking some unknown
preparation when Fole,s Honey and
Tar is safe and certain in result,
Ask for FSleys Honey fund Tar ard
insist upon having i.
For Sale by all druggists.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-09-07
For County supcr,n,ena..p,

To the voters of Berkeley county.
/ hereby announce myself candi-
date for county superintendent OF free
schools subject TO the regular Demo
cratic nominating convention and
promise, IL honoted with the nomina.
tlon and election, to do all In NV now.
er for kthe advancement of the free
chool Ct this county.
c. III. Harris.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-09-07
Judge R. W. Daily Of Romney was

Judge r. w. Daily of Romney was
here ON Wednesday setting for Judge
Faulkner in the Circuit Court
Misses Mamie Pitzer and Alberta
Miller, of Gerardstown left with their
uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. B.Pit-
ger for Mckeesport, Pa. where they will
spend several weeks.
The idea of government ownership
of railroads may be little premature
but unless there is some cub put upon
the railroads government ownership
Will be demanded by the people.
Just arrived car of the close wooded
heavy boned stock ewes.
975ts. GRAY Silver.
Morgan's Grove feir has been in
| progress this week and large numbers
of Berkeley county people have been
in attendance.
The new S20thousand mile tickets OF
tbhe Il. d O.a.e out. They ale good
for any one who presents them and
the owner may take any ous he please.
and as many as he pleases at any time.
The ticket rs good only on the q. & o.
| and it's branches.
A unanimous call has been extended
= y the congregation of the Buena Wis.
Ia Presbyterian Church to Rev. j. A.
Mcclure, of Front Royal, to the pas
torate of that church. He is native o f
Augusta County. The salary is 500,
with manse.
! Miss Mary Lou Kearfott, Martins
vile, Va, Miss Anna Corinne DuvaI,
Winnipeg, Canada, Miss Carrie Miller
Scottdale, Pa, Miss Genevicte Kear-
fott and Miss Ruth Miller, OF. Kear-
neysville, and Miss Corinne Bogert,
Junior w. Va, are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Harry X. Bogert, Winches-
ter avenue.
| Mr. Jack Henson, who is welI-known
as the efficient assistant of Circuit
Court Clerk, l.. ID. Gerhardt, left yes
terday for the West Virginia Univar
sity at Morgantown, where he will
commence the study of law. Jack is a
bright young man, and has gained
valuable experience in the rudiments
of the practice, during his service in
the clerks office, and will no doubt
take a prominent place in the la W
class. Ills many friends confidently
expect brilliant future for him, in
his chosen profession, and we redict
they will not be disappointed.
The firm of p. Nicklas Bro. & Co.
which has done business for many
years, both here and in Chambersburg
Pa, has been dissolved by mutual con-
| sent. Mr.. w. o. Nicklas has sold out
his interest in the Cham bersburg con-
Germ, and has taken over the business
| bee, with A. T. Nicklss rs Datner.
which will be carried on under the
firm name of w. q. NickIas d Co.
Judge keedy, of Hagerstewn. has
approved the contract made between
the -Martinsburg Power Company and
Joseph Bryan and Hugh l.. Bond
surviving trustees of the Chespeak Ike
| and Ohio Canal Co. in regard to the
water rights at Dam No. 4. Judge
keedy's approval was necessary be.
cause the affairs of the canal are in
court. Work will be pushed on the
proposed power plant at Dam No.
with all possible speed.
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-09-07
Picnic.

A union picnic Of the various Meth
odist Sunday schools in the vicinity of
Inwood viii be held at Inwood Park
on next saturday. An Invitation isex-
tended to all, Come and have a pleas
ant time,
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-09-07
For County Superintendent,

] hereby announce myself candi.
cafe fsitoIis Superin iendent of
Public Schools for Berkeley County,
subject to the action of the Democrat
County Convention.
T.. III. rahle..
Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-09-07

PRESIDENT BOARD og ADucArroN.
q. w. Miller; school commission err,
w. A. Lemen, constable. Chas Wolf
county committee, Harmsn Couch
IN IN.