Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-03-08
MI Jno. Henshaw, of Fairmont is
here on visit TO his cid home,

MI Jho- denshaw, OF Fairmont is
here on visit TO his cid home,
The store room with its stock be-
lon siag to James Butts at Cherry
Run was destroyed by fire GA last Sun
day.
Mr.. y. Hun:er Walker came near
losing two fac cows last week by
having straw stack fall on them.
WANrED-A girl to do Homework
in a small family. White girl from the
country preferred. Apply at this offic
If.
WANTED-Several pieces of cheap
town property locstcd in Martin sburg.
We have severalclients wanting to buy
such property before April l. Porter
isld & Boyer. Over Old Nationa
Bank.
The property of the Shenandoah
Milling Co., both real estate and ma
chinery has been purchased by Conk-
Ign Bros. Cbarlestown w. Va.
The party who carried the horse
bills from this office to deliver them
to Rod Robins please hunt them up
and take them to North Mountain.
Daisy, the youngest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Mccormack, who
has been i'll for the past five weeks
with complication of troubles, is i'm
proving.
The ladies of the guild of the Pres
byterian church at Gersrdstown gave
most delightful supper at the home
OF Mrs. Hattie Gray in Gerardstown
on Wednesday evening of last week
and cleared $50 for the church.
1900 Id Percheron mares, Percheron
colts, General purpose horses, Jersey
COWS, st. Lambart bull, Grade ewes,
Plymouth Rock chickens, implements
and machinery will be sold by c. C.
Conklyn, March 18th, 1907.
Conklyn Bros, agents of the Do
mestic Engine & Pump Co., of Ship
penshurg, Pa, will sell H. P. gas
oline engine, at G. G. Conklyn's sale, 2
miles west of Charlestown, on Sum-
mit's Point road, March 18th, 1907.
AT his sale, miles west Of Charles
town on Summit's Point road near
"Claymont March 10Th, 1906. G. c..
Conklyn will sell pair of and 6 year
old Percheron mares, both in foal.
Mr.. j. A. Mayhem. was in to see us
on Monday, and while here informed
US that he would leave on Tuesday for
his new home at Roanoke, Va. Mr..
Mayhem recently made sale at his old
home at Bedington. We regret to see
him leave Berkeley county and wish
| him well at his new home in the Old
Dominion.
Last week when the run on the Ma
tional Citizens bank of Charlestown
was on the Old National Bank of this
city went nobly to it's rescue Presi-
dent Emmert carried $4,000 down in
an automobile and Winchester bank
sent the same amount by automobile.
The run is all oyer and the bank is
gradually getting down to its usual
routine business.
| Col. w. H. Kearfott, connected with
the Jamestown Ter-CentenniaI Expo
sition was home last week at Kear-
neysville for few days. He reports
they will have all things ready for the
opening, April 26 and that the great
show will open promptly on that date.
Our contemporary, the MoOrefield
Examiner, has installed a new CottreII
cylinder press and is making great
improvements in the paper and plant.
The Examiner is showing that it is not
only enterprising enough to keep up
with the procession but it is even fore
stalling the projected railroad through
Moorefeli. 1t is one of our favonte
exchanges.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Sensen, residing near Hedges
vile, died Thursday evening and was
buried Friday afternoon in the ceme-
terry at Johnsontown. The services
were conducted by Rev. John G. Leps,
pastor of the Presbyterian church at
Spring Mills.
The G. V. r. R. had a head on freight
| collision east of Hagerstown in which
an engineer lost his life. The fault
seems to have been that of operator,
Van Kirk al Mason and Dixon who
let the i'll fated train by. The engineer
killed was Ralph E. Baxter, of Cham
bersburg. Van kirk is but II years old.
HedgeSville News
Our little village is looking forward