Martinsburg statesman. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1869-1906, 1906-09-14

AIKEN the third bottle the dropsy had
gone. as all other symptoms or
Bis hts disease.
Mr.. Jack Crawford took party II
young friends to Morganis Grove, in
his automobile, on Thursday. The
father Of one Of the boys took an af-
fectionate leave Of his son, as though
he had his doubts about seeing him
again without some broken bones.
Mrs. Lewis II. Taylor and her little
son, who have been spending Tie sum.
mer with her sister, Mrs. II. II. EN-
inert, VIII leave today to return totheir
home In Norfolk, Va. Mrs. Natalie
Seton will return TO Norfolk, with her
daughter, and will probably spend the
winter there.
Mr.. William Brown whs works at
the Buxton brick yard, a short dis
lance east of Martinsburg, Was badly
hurt on Thursday morning about .
O'Clock, by failing into the machine
used for mixing the clay, and having
his right arm bedly inangled.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
! Itching, Blind, Bleeding, Protrud-
ing Piles, Druggists are authorized to
refund money II Pszo Ointment fails
to cure in 6 to - avs SOC.
With the money derived from the
sale OF halfits Baltimore Il Ohio stock,
! the Penn sylvania Railroad Is about to
place an order for Ia 0JD freight cars.
at an estimated cost of si2,000,O00.
These cars are to be added to its pres
ent equipment in order that II can the
better enter intocompetition for freigt
traffic with tie Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, whose policy 1t, until recent
ly dictated The announcement W. =
made at the general offices Of the COM
pany.
DR.. Andrews got hack Saturday
night, from Sea Girt ". J. where be
r,created for week after his siren uous
military work.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Henry kastIe, w
Martin street entertained number of
young people Thursday evening in
honor OF their guests. Miss Anna KEEL
Ter and Miss Anna StoIl, OF Lancaster,
la. '.Finch' and other games were
the diversions Of the evening. Al a late
hour delightful refreshments were
served, after which all departed for
their homes, feeling that II was good
o have been there.
/ The u rat rstone of tue lew United
Brethren church, being erected in
Berkeley Springs, WAS lal Weines-
day morning with impressive services,
DIR. G.. /. b. BRINE, Of Lebanon
Pa delivered an adj TESS. AT The
laying Of the cornerstone Rev. w. f..
Gruver, residing elder, OF Martins
sc past, r, Rev. q. r. Holt, aud near
ly all the ministers of the town. Mayor
Ii. ID. Allen also spoke Lriefiy. The old
church which will be replaced by the
edifiee was built in 1889.
Mrs. W. b. Cornweli. OF Fairmon !,
is ,na visit TO her father Capt. ". b
| Co'ston, and sister. Miss Jane.
Mr.. Harry Downs, who spent tie
summer in North Corolina at the gov
ern nent FISH fiateheries, has returned
/ to Martir sourg.
The public AID private schools re-
sumed work on last Tuesday Septem-
4th, and tie pupils have settled dew
to their work in earnest.
/ Miss Virginia Hess, Of North One
street has returned 10 her home, after
quite an extended visit to friends at
Mt. jackson culpepperC. III. and Ma
nassas, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Cross, who have
been visiting relatives In Baltimore
stopped over here from Thursday TO
Saturday, en- route to their home in
Garrett, Indiana. They were the guests
Of the family Of Mr.. a. T. HISS, whi!s
here.