Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-02-15

X. L. Hoffman will have a LARGE
stock sale on Feb. % at his home west
of Darkesville
Mr. Fred P. Spillman is in New
York buying his spring stock of goods.
Mr.. E. P. II. Harrison, of Bel Air
Maryland, spent last Sunday with his
mother in this city.
For fine stock of all kinds go to Ran
dolph Hoff'man's sale on Feb. %.
Mr.. Fl. S. League has been spend
ing the week in Baltimore.
Miss Carrie Roush is visiting frien Is
in Parkersburg, w. Va.
r. t. Hof1imsn's sale for fine stock
on Feb. %.
Mr.. Rufus Caskey, who has been on
business trip to Radford, Va, has re
turned to his home in this city.
Mr.and Mrs. George Rhoe, of Cherry
Run, spent Sunday in this city with
friends
The regular February term of the Cir
cult Court in Jefferson county began
on Tuesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. l.. Bender have
been visit lg friends in Pennsylvania
ii l1rip y tho xvaoI1
Mr.. r s. Tabler will make sale of
his stock and implements at his home
east OF Lexington on March ID. Mark
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Seibert, of near
kearneysville, are receiving the con-
CALCULATIONS of their friends over the
arrival of daughter.
There will be no finer stock sold this
year than that offered by r. L. Hoff-
man on Feb. % at his home near
Darkesville.
The Statesman-Democrat in it's
last issue erred geographically in say
ing that the supper by the ladies at
Bedington would be 95 cents. 1t should
have been % cents.
Senator Campbell has our thanks
for copy Of his railroad commission
bill and Senator Silver for copios of the
daily Journal of the House of Dele
gates.
Mr.. Dorsey Atkins, ofKeyser, has
accepted position as clerk in w. S.
Harper's drug store, succeeding Mr..
Elmer W olford.
IL. L. Hoffman always makes clean
sales. His stock is clean and you know
Just what you are buying Feb. % near
Darkesville.
A good housekeepeT keeps her kettles
and her temper from boiling over.
Will ship fat hogs, and calves from
Martinsburg on Saturday Feb. is Gray
Silver.
A member of the Legislature proposes
tax on Jack Asses and The Fairmont
| Times remarks that such a ak would
fall hard on the member of present
legislature.
Mrs. Helen M. Gorham, the mother
in-law of Mayor P. R. Harrison, was
seriously paralyZed at her home at
Rockford, Illness on last Sunday Mrs
Gorham, is. well known here and her
| friends are anxious in her behalf.
We regret greatly to hear that our
esteemed friend Mr.. James l. Norris,
of Washington has been in bad health
for some time and we hope he will
soon fully recover.
Col. and Mrs. Stuart w. Walker de-
| light1ully entertained the members of
the bridge club at the regular fort
nightly meeting at their home on East
Burke street Tuesday evening Dainty
refreshments were served, and the oc-
casion was an altogether charming
one.
Mr.. w. A. Gard while driving out
North Queen street on Saturday had
his sleigh upset and throwing him out
in the snow. The sleigh righted itself
and the horse trotted on out the road.
The team was later recovered and
nothing was broken but Mr.. Gard was
limping about on Sunday.
Mr.. James B. Morgan, Will sell at
his home in Gerardstowlt, on March
IS, all his household furnishings &C.,
embracing fine lot of old style ma
hogany furniture which is so much
now in demand. Watch for the adj
veItisCment next week.
The West Virginia legislature has
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