Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-07-24

AS- Nuta fRofh teit lnufsday ioT
Pen Mar where she will join friends.
A special term of the circuit ecu 1T
VIII be held tomorrow, Sstur day.
Mr.. George Yontz, who is employed
Ia Hagerstown is spending several
days in this city with his parents.
Miss Ollie v. Homer, and Mr.. Amos
W. Spiker were married in Hagers-
town on Wednesday Of last week
Mr.. Boyd F. KiImer will make sale
OF bis farm stock and implements. at
his home near Hedgesville on Aug. ~
Rev. ii. G. Hall, o. near Charles
town. preached in Trinity Episcopal
church last Sunday.
Cousty Commissioner, c. w. Stuck
ey has SHE'D his castor into the ring
by announcing himself candidate for
the republican nomination for sheriff.
a convention of the young people Of
the Virginia conference of the U. B.
church was opened at the church in
this city last night, Thursday.
Mr.. Boyd f. kiimer's announce
ment for the democratic nomination
for assessor appears in this issue Mr.
kilmer is loyal democrat and very
worthy gentleman.
Read the new advertisement in this
issue of Thompson & Thompson the
Hustling clothiers. They are making
great half-pvice sale and one which
will be of in terest to all.
Mr.. o. b. Lefevre, of Mill Greek dis
trIct is announced in this issue by
friends as candidate for House OF
Delegates. Mr.. Lefevre is well quail
fled and popular and enthusiastic
democrat
Ernest, the two year-old-son of Mr..
| benjamin Thompson, u moulder at
Matthews boundary, WAS struck by an
engine near the Hannis distillery ON
Tuesday and was badly injured. DR..
u. B. Hedges was called ana rendered
necessary attention.
Rev. X. A. White, of Gerardstown
left on Thursday for Atlantic City,
where he expects to spend week or
more. There will not be any services
at Gerardstown Church on next Sun
day but Rev. William Miller will
preach IN Sb.pshoi Of ~
/ We wish to call the attention OF our
readers to the new advertisement in
this issue Of Mr.. NJ. G.. Tabler the
lclothier He is making record freak
ing clearance sale and it behooves us
all who wear clothes 10 50 aad see the
rare bargains.
Miss Sudie Watson, of Middleway
was visitor to he brother, Mr.. A. l..
Watson, and family on West King
street, during the past week She was
also on to see her sister, Miss Ella
Watson, at Blue Ridge Summit, who
has been sick.
Mr.. e. w. Ramsburg, OF Winches
ter, gave us a pleasant call on Mondas
He was returning from visit to hi
old home at Vanclevesville, where he
had spent Sunday. His wife and
daughters remained with their friends
for few.days.
Mr.. A. S. Lee, of Ripley, West Va,
has announced himself a candidate
from the office of State superintendent
of Free Schools, subject to the action OF
: tire Democratic State convention, He
; is highly recommended for the place
and seems possessed of the qualifica-
tons necessary for good officer
\ Messrs. James F. Thompson Il Brss.
have the incest and most up to date
stock Of gents clothings aud furnish
iags ever seen in this city. Here you
find the very latest. Latest in style,
latest in ideas in make up and fabrics
and the NEST popular store in the
town, the place where the smart young
men buy their clothing and especially
their neckwear.
There is no more important 6ofiice TO
fill this year than that Of county COM
missioner 1t means more to the peo-
pie than any other office III the coun-
W. 1t requires a man of good sound
Judgment and good business attain
ments and we know of ne man in the
county who would fill the Office more
Y
of Arden district, who is announced
by friends in this issue.
The remains of an infant were found
ON Monday last at the dirt dump of
the Standard Lime u Stone quarries
just south of town, by u let Of colored
men. The coroner was summoned and
4 went ont and brought the remains IN