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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31
LEGAL NOTICE
.ation for Linuor License

Application for Liquor License
Pursuant to the provisions Of the Acts
of the Legislature for 1905, for the reg.
ulation Of license, notice is hereby
given that the following application
fer license has. been filed at this Office
for the sale Of spurious liquors, wines,
parter, ale, beer aad like nature.
q. n. Bowers, residence Martins
burg, VIVA. place for which license is
desired Ne. 1l5 w. King street, Mar
tinsburg, w. Va,
Given under nay hand and the seal
Of the County "eurt of Be, kelley Coun-
ty, West Virginia. this 22nd day of
January, 1908.
L. l.. Bender.
Clerk County Court of Berkeley Co.
w. Va,
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31

HON Jacob Sites Falling Waters, has
sold his farm will make sale of his per-
soanl property and will move to town
in the spring.
NIL. d. Getzendanner, proprietor
Of the National MOTEL, is in the front
ranks as TO putting weight on cattle
On March first last he bought buncI.
Of cattle which he has been fattening
on his home farm at KearneysviIle.
On January first he sold them and
they showed a gain Of 600 pound each
Free Press.
Justice S. S. Felker, Constable T. 4
Lcmen and Coal Dealer G. G Lemen
Will this week move their office from
the Snyder binding on West Burke
street in the rear of the old Everett
Honse, recently vacated. The present
owners Of the Snyder building, Messrs
Lord & Lord, will open a grocery store
this spring in the room now occnpied
by the gentlemen named above. In
the meantime the cellar will be lower
Ell, an open front put in and the en-
tire room remodeied and repaired.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31
Mo Cement Plant.

For some months Attorney F.. Yer
non Aler, of this city has been nego-
tiating With Pennsylvania capitalists
for the organization Of big corpora
ton under the laws of West virgini q
for the purpose of building and operat-
ing a huge plant near this city, for the
manufacture of Portland cement.
The plans have so far developed that
a number ofthe gentlemen interested
came on last week gnd were in confer
ence with Mr.. Aier. The company will
be organized with capital stock of q
million dollars and it is expect ed that
the plant will turn out several hum
bred barrels each Day and employ per
haps three hundred men.
The incorporates are; j. w gers,
of Dillsburg. Pa., joan 4. Morris, Of
Orange, New Jersey, who represents
the interest Of Thomas 4 Edison
Philip Harman, of Latrobe Penn,
Chas Wharton, Of Pit.sburg, B. A..
Mailman and Philip Hake, Of Yorks
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31
Conditions are UnfaVorabie.

The Charleston >IaZette says "theTe
are miles OF idle cars Oh the n. " W.,
the G. " O. and the B. Il o. railroads.
Nearly every mine IN the kanaWha
cool fields Ia without orders. seventy.
i've per cent, at least, of lumber con-
Germs, cannot sell a foot OF lunoer
Ninety out of one hundred and ten en-.
gineers and firemeu on the X. d Nj.
are laid off; practically the same Is
happening on other railroads IN the
State. In the Logan county field, fif-
teen out of sixteen coal operations are
idle. A tale equally as distressing
could be told of the iron, steel and
manufacturing interests"
Should this condition of things con-
tinue we will not hear much of the
'full dinner pail" in the coming cam
paign nor of that other slogan OF the
q. q. p, "let well enough alone" 1t
has come to pass that the cleveland
soup house. of which we used to hear
so much, have been reopened in some
OF the cities for the benefit of those
who may be short of iations.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31
A sTER Twenty NINE YEARS.

"For twenty niue years have been
at intervals great sufferer from rheu-
matism," writes James hyde, OF Beebe
Ark, eDuriug that time | sssd gallons
Of various kinds of linime its and Oils,
but got very little relief. The attacks
were so bad tina. WAS often contined
to my bed helpless for wees and
months ut Il time.
"Not long age, while suffering from
a severe attack, a ample bottle OF
Sloan . Liniment was sect 10 me for
trial. Ny surprise W. y cat waen l
found mat it gave me instant relief,
and l'rnmcdiately ordered two large
bottles [ have used about half OF
one fifty-cent bottle, and feel SO well
that l want everybody afflicted as
was to know what Slosu's Liniment
has done for me, and | shall always
have feeling OF gratitude for the man
sent me the sample bottle"
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31
Called 10 Davidson.

A correspondent to the Richmond
Central Presbyterian writing from
Davidson North Carolina says.
"At cousrega tional meeting held
after'the morning service last Sabbath,
DR.. Shearer presiding, q unanimous
and hearty call was extended to Rev.
ID. ]. WOODS, If Blacksburg, Va, to
become the pastor of the Davidson Col
lege Presbyterian church. 1t is be-
lisved that Mr.. WoeGs can be pre-
vailed on to accept, though it is also
known that the Virginia congregation
will not give him up without stout
and ective form of opposition to his re-
moval to North Carolina. Mr.. Woods
will visit Davidson next week,
being present, it is SUPP osei, January
26tn. If half Of the accounts about the
pastor elect are true the church here
will be fortunate indeed to secure her
services. In his. Blaeksburg pastorate
be has evidenced his skill and ability
as a ccm animation and all sreund man
in the ministry, having served the V.
p. l., the town, land the surrounding
territory in mission work and having
advanced the cause be represents in a
most marked ands successful way.
Strong intellectually and physically,
both as man, preacher, and pastor be
seems to I'LL the bill exactly for Day.
idson's needs-if only he will accept"
Mr.. Woods Is a SON of Rev. DR.. and
Mrs. f. Nj. Woods of this city and is
one Of the young men sent out from
the Martinsburg church that has
measured up TO their calling in most
splendid manner. We have never, in
the range of our acquaintance, known
ayoung man, to start out in the worlc
bstter equipped for his calling and y
has shown his splendid training in the
successful manner in. which he hai
handled his work.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31
WIN nesica,e Church.

Rev. II. J. Stephens, pastor OF the
Shephcrdstown Methodist Episcopal
church, south, has received a letter
from Bishop A. w. Wilson, OF Balti-
more, who has just returned from his
eighth trip around the world, visiting
all the great mission fields in the east
in which he says hewili rededieate the
church in Shepherdstown on Sunday
March s,
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Reduction Coming.

A great reduction IS to be made at
once by the big railroads Of the conn-
try. All find that they are not doing
the business they formerly did and to
realize upon their investments they
will resort to the old resort 10 the old
custom 81 reducing Their forces. The
estlmsiea amteg q employees who
Mi aileeied 81 this wholesale re-
iucaon oyef 10000. The Erie road
viii sass oter 100000 year by the
redne4ien, white The combined roads
viii aSe milhons.
n dent Unttsi wood, Of The Erie,
ln engmon with other roads, the
Ell load company has less busi-
aes# aan ii bad several months ago
4na esnslderably less than the same
time iess year when there were com
plaints that cars could not be built fast
enough I'd meet the demands both in
The freight and passenger service,
4tNttit1 ttAS &fetsaI AAAASS ihoAANANS 49,
railroads aii over he country have been
experiencing a gradual reversal Of the
conditions OF last year.
t'Broadly stated, It may be said that
the new wage schedule affects all class.
es Of our employers, except those with
whom we have contracts, such las the
engineers, firemen, trainmen conduc-
tors and telegraphers. 1t is question
of lowering the wages or laying of
more men. We have TO lay of here and
there several times already, and there
are large number of men who have
been idle through the slackening OF
trader.
aWe do not wish this state of affairs,
bat we could not, aud cannot, prevent
IT,
Seup-houses, and armies of unem'
ployed we have been told were only
incident to Democratic rule but the
argument has been smashed this yeai
amid Republican rule and under the
highest. tariff ever KIN own in this oi
any other country.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31

With today the month of January
passes and in counting the winter
months, two-thirds of he winter will
be past. The winter 80 far has been a
mild one but on Sunday next Sir
Grou1d hog Will make up his forecast
for six weeks, or practically the rest
of the winter, The weather man has
been very conslderate ofthe poor man y
coal bin. There have been many labor
lRg people out of employment during
tne past month and the mild weather
has been of great advantage to the
poor and uneE ployed.
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Every,bina in white.

I have now in stock my full line OF
White Goods for spring and summer
Embroidery, Lace, All-over Embrol-
derry and Lace SVaistings. English
Long Cloth, Mule, India Linen, Per-
sian Lawn, French Lawn, Dimity,
Linen, Wash Chiffon. Airline Cloth,
Muslin Underwear. All the up-to-date
White Goods, Remember this sale
commences Tuesday, January 18th.
2o-7t, Frank ), Emmert,
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31

As spring draws on the subject of a
municipal ticket is Agitat.n he niAds
of Democrats in MarJiusbdrs The
preset administration u~s been a
most efficient and economical, one and
at the same time has shown q spirit of
enterprise never before seen IN The
town. If the Democrats do .ot win
this spring it will certainly be no
fault of the present admins ration, it
will therefore largely depend upon the
personnel Of the uc-es. IL Therefore be
hooves the party TO select the best men
available and II Mr.. l.. H Thompson
can be be prevailed upon t. ran he
will win without doubt.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31
PUBLIC SALE
OfValuabIe
PERSONAL PROPERTY

Intending to discontinue farming / will sell at
my home milee northwest Of Martinsrurg, on Dry
ku1 On the old j. b. A. Nadenbeuseh farm ON
Friday, February 1908
beginning at 10 O'Clock a. m, the following proper
ty to-wit:
Head Horses
black mare DAISY 70 years old, blind, good pull
Ter; gray horse Jack" MOL leader work any where
hitched six Years old and sound; black rare STAR
years old in ioal work anywhere and good diver.
souna; gray mare Badly" years old. John DAVIS
stock and in ioa by Percberon horse "Gilbsrt this
mare will ms Ike nber one leader, sound; year
ling mare colt out OF registered Percheron stallion;
driving morse Veto about 70 years cid. blind but
good safe driver sale as can pc found ie. ladies
or chIdren number driving mare Fancy"
blooded stock and perfectly sound
7 Head Of Pure Polled-Aberdeen
Angus Cattle
cows 6 years old by Janney's registered bull
Hero pure bred cows should have calves
about time OF sale psre bred COW has had calf
should calf again the last OF May, hall bred COW
should have second ca 1t about fret OF April. All
the above cows with cali BY my pure bred bull
that is no heir to them, pure bred bull, years old
cali born June as last will make !. fine breeder
Jersey COW a number one butter maker.
Farming implements
new = foot cut Mccormack binder cut one crop and
as good as new, l. 4 or horse wagon and bed, Au-
bum make, in. tired good two horse wagon and
bed spring tooth harrows a Buckeye cultivators
in good condition Oliver chilled 40 plows one
boughI new last fall. doub e row, Black Hawk corn
planter in good condition, Pennsylvania dnl, a
double shovel plows, single, double and thrble
trees cutting box, one tsp buggy, "Split Hickory"
set say ladders, sleigh.
Harness
2 sets Yankee Harness, sets of front gears, s
brides, collars, sets fly nets, sets single hAr-
ness, sets pillow gears, check lines pillow lines, 400
Blu. yellow corn, 500 bundles OF fodder and 3
tons OF mixed hay, burner gasoline stove with
baker, No. cooking stove, with pipe and uten-
sils in good condition, coal stove, american sew
ing machine, good condition, ainng room chars-
bed stead.
Terms
credit of months will be given on all sums of Sic
and the purchaser to give his note with approx
co security negotiable nd payable at the Merch'
ants and Farmers bank with interest frcm date bus
il pAla at maturity Interest iemmr ted Under Sic
cash. n o property to be removed until settled
for. per cent off for cash.
No intoxicating drinks allowed.
JAS. NJ. 81 RIBLISG
Dodd Il Hoffman, Auct's
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Pay reduced

with the reduction in the number OF
working hours, as "a result Of the eight
hour law, is said a.number Of Cumher-
land Valley telegraph operators nave
received a reduction in their salaries,
Operators. who have been receiving Soe
will hereafter receive but $50. The per-
soma affected are not pleased with the
"cutn and protest may be made to
the management.
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Dr. stshIey.

DR.. f. z. stehley will be in his Mar
tinsburg office, Monday Feb. 3, for SIX
days. lie will have one of bis aseis-
tants along and will do all work right
there. Best set of teeth IS. DIR. Stehley
extracts teeth on which others. have
failed lie does not try to take your life
but extracts your teeth with such lit
tie pain that any child can stand il.
he makes his own medicine and sx-
tracts your teeth for 25c. Dr. Stehley
is an expert crown and bridge worker
and IL es only Neys gold for all bridge
work there is no better gold, silver,
platinum and amalgam Filings. Teeth
with aud without plates. Teeth reset
and broken teeth repaired. Remembe'
DR.. Stehley works for cash only and
saves you money. DR.. Stehley wants
to work foralI who come. He wants to
do all work right but Ehe can't and
won't hurry over work that comes in
the last day. So call as early in the
week as possible
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31
Assigns,

Mr.. r. d, Miller, of the Falling
Waters district, hassmade am assign
meat Of all his property, real and per-
ssnal, to Attorney f. Vernon Aler,
this city. The trustee has taken posses
sion of the pro perty, real and personal
and will dispose Of it for the benefit OF
the credit ors. The liabilities are about
$1,000 and assets said TO be about
5000.
Mr.. Miller for several years conduct.
ell a general store at Falling waters,
hut few months ago sold out to Mr..
Charl earre.i and opened new store
at his own homc further sou,h on the
Williamsport pike.
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10 Head Horses

cry to-~It:
10 Head Horses
No Fly. color sorrel, years old, weight 1880 in
iosl, good wagon leader. good b-ishear leader as
goes IN turrow; No. 2 Charley, dark bay. coming
general purpose horse. No. Bes color bay, CON-
ing years old will weigh l5oo, good wagon ieadvr
good barshear leader, ClydesdAle, John Davis
will weigh loo general purpose horse working any
where htchsd sired BY the John Davis morse NO s
Fredie, color bay, coming years old Will weigh
800, general purpose horne sired Ly John DAVIS;
No. g. Dan, color black, years Lla. horse SAFE
tor any woman o. child TO DIVE; No. 7. Diamond
eoler roam, years old viii weigh loo he a
by the Hackney horse No horse colt coming yr.
old No. g mare colt, coming one year, Ne. 10 DOH
hEe barshear leader, sale and sound.
II Head Cattle
4 head tat cattle lat bull, mile cows. these
cows are all young and well bred COWS or will be
itsIh by day Of sale. these cows during the sum
mer and fall yieidso 5a lbs. OF butter per week,
q Head Hogs
brood sows, shea
Farming implements
4-hone broad tread wagons and so bushel bed,
DeeIinE binder, Deering mower. Gr.eneastie drill
Deering horse rake, corn planters, double PLANTER
euluVators one IS Iidlng cut.vatoT, loot hay
ladder, Oliver chilled pows, double shove iplows
single shovel pillow, corn cover spring loeth harrow
large roller, feur squire harTowS wheat tan trap
carriage, ouggiess one s.swatt make with ruhpe.
tires goo0 nes;runber tire tunasout good as new;
spring wagons ole with top On truck wagon
jack, buggie poles, single, ooube, ana thllbple
tees log cham, sets OF breast chAits sets buti
traces, IRON crowd sucks. scoop shovels, com
shelter, IRON Kettle, large apple butt kettle
sausage suffer, gnder and bench large dInLei
bell, zee box good as new, gtin4 st1ue, n atou a
cream separator, churn, crooks AID buckles Nguu
| stoves forks and gratis cradle l4Acs and MANY
| other articles not mentioned.
Harness
sets reschbands, SETS lead gears, 4 brides,
collars, good as new, sets pisw gears wagon sad
| die, side saddle, . se,s o~ggy hs,ncss
| 200 Bushels CON
Several Tons hay. 500 Buuoles Fodder
halt int est Of 4stacles wheat 10 the ground pr
| esgehaIas.
Terms
| a cEeclt Of months vii, BE- given on all ssms O
/ So AMI ApwSr- purchaser 10 give note WIth AZ
/ proved seeGrnS u,souao.e and pay able at IN,
Merchant ami Farmers bauk, Nauh.sbufe with in
iele>t Iui Gasz Out II pad maturity incest re
| niuei. Cn4e, s. easc. No pio peIty to be takei
/ atay ultu seeded tor
MRS. SARAH h. RHINEMAN
| Administrative
/ Jodd ard II ,d,n,n, Auct'a.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31

Senator Jake Fisher, Of BEaxton
county, is talked of as q candidate for
the Democratic nomination for COVER
nor. Jake suits us. He would make a
fine governor.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF Valuable
Personal Property

We, the undersigned by virtue OF ,he au
thority Nssted In us BY a deed 81 genera as
sgament made y T. H. 4 h4t d.x Of January ia
the "HoFFMAN FARM located about one
And ens e oaa,s9 i wes Se vrana se ooW
ing personal property on
Saturday Feb. l 1908
begin ling at 10 o'clock a. m.
IL Head Horses
No |, Percheroa mare, yrs old, in foal by
Belgium horse a seod leador, 100 lbs. No;
brown mare, 9 yrs, strap mare In ioai ey Be- nis
wsrk any where, 1850 lbs. No. 4. fine heavy
draft horse no better leader, IL years VT. 1900;
No. s. Bay rare, 400 lbs. namoer one ~orA
mare 8 COCO leaders, head of fine weanling
eelts as can be found anywhere. head cnt-
tie. mix cows will be fresh soon; steers W.T..
about 500 lbs. all In good condition.
20 Head Sheep
will all hays lambs by dsy Of sale foe big
ewes and yoahg-
40 Head Hogs
ebreoa sows, 3 will farTow in sprirg, fat stag
and sew, the resi- are thrifty yodl boys from
Az to 80 lbs. each.
Farming Implements
| 2horse Studebaker wa5on. only been used
short time, Osborne binder cut one crop. new,
Walter A. W0os mower, new, John Deere
cultivators, Superior drill sowed one crop,
aprlng harroWs, horse rake, pr. shelyings
oliver chilled plows No. 40. double and
single pIown, so new grain sacks, mattocks
shovels, etc.
buggy good as new, stick wagon, dog cart, z
sets srsechbands, 2sets FROM gears, sets fly
nets the best made, collars, brides, hslters
single harness, COW CHAINS, sets plow gears
500 Blu. Corn. About IS Tons Hay
1900 bundles Fodder. 3S Acres Wheat
10 ground well iertilized and MANFRED and
looks the best of any heat in the county.
l5J eblckens, 5 Narrsgansstt turkey hess. lot
of meat, laro, pNtalee good incubator and
Dr,ouet Sausage grinder = big pots.
Household Goods
be room suits, CHI ma closet good as new,
sewing Iaactaue, sofa, stands, rocking
rsairs, ~. lOr aua dining room chairs, carpets,
,n,ltttnes II leum, cerner cupboard Old
utne. ls,flor stove, cook ssove and utensils
liable cider b. is some apples, some cam ed
rruit ana many other articles too Numerous
too Aentioa
A credit OF months viii be given on all
sums oil 3 10 and upward the purchaser to give
his note with approved security negotiable
aud LAY allie ut Tie Merchants and Farmers
hank with Interest from date. Under $40 cash.
No property 10 be removed until settled for.
A b. NOLL
Il. q. HOFFMAN
Truk tees
podd & Hoffman, Auct's
] NJ. Fishpaw Il u. ii. Siuekey, Clerks.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31

January White Sale commencing
Tuesday, January IS. Every thing in
new White Goods and Trimmings
and Muslin Underwear.
2O-1t. Frank >. Emmert.
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OeglTT'S GAabU, lzcl HAZEL
= "a as u ID Eof PsgSSs Psra ssorae.
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FO- Rerf.

100 acrss good limestone land ,5rot m
Tenant House, Good bank barl WlI
rent with or without stock.
6. Mcdowell,
13I4ty. Martins, r. p. Pc.
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Administrative Sale
OF Valuable
Personal Property

The Undersigned having quail ned adminstra-
trix of the estate Of the late q. Ill khineman will
Sell at public auction at her home az miles south
west OF Martnsbpra on the Williams miis
west oil the Big Spring
Wednesday, February 5, 1908
beginning at 10 O'Clock the following personal prop
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PUBLIC SALE
OF Valuable
Personal Property

Owing TO bad health will sell at my hoias
5 miles northwest Of Narttnsourg y :
Spring road. on Cromwell sPsrow farm, Oh
Thursday Feb. Is 1908
beginning at 10 O'Clock the following
s Head Horses
No. !. Logan. gray horse, weight Il 90 goed
wagon ard barshear leader; No .. kike,
gray horse. wsight ltso, good strap notso;
No 3. Rowdy, gray horse, weight t5Oo. me
leader, No. !. poll, coco genera pa'pose
mare In fosi by the roam Belgium hsrssi Sc
5. lack, gray horse years old, Omar rasha
stocs q goei saddle. driving or work morse;
No. g. Belle O fine Belgium mare, years 0io IN
spripc; No hess, fine yesrlii 5elglam
colt: No. Frank, dark brown horse years
old, nne driver.
IS Head Cattle
OF them first class milk cows. Al Jerseys
but one, with calves at side, These are striot-
ly first class. Durham bull, pure DrsG lef,
Sey bull calf year old, Durham Dull call ANU
fiue hsifer calves
Head Hogs
of which are fine brood sows, Will have pigs
by day of sale balance 8ooa tnriity shoS's
II Head Sheep
Auewes with Is lambs that will weigh 81 IDS
by day of sale
Farming Implements
s-hotse studsbaker wagon Champion VS. bble
year n .Hwer, DeerinE cora harvester, 6oPetn
jor srain drill, oliver chilled piow NO. 40
tlafj, Hawk check row corn planter, z drlVe
" meets g IRA, 8 shovel buckeye cultivator
itirgt otn harrow, rallock weeaer, SuccesS
"a nure sprsader so bushels; set hay ladders,
Nieeiy's make, 20 feet long; single sneVei
plow double sd ov. piow, pr spreadsrs, iot
s,rgie, dousle and thribble tees, corn crop,
per, seed sower, cross cut saw DUCK saw mani
snw. shoQels. nattocks, wedges, brace and
bit. dinner bell.
Harness
2 sets bree. hbapds, 2 sets front gears 4 sets
pillow gears sets fly uets all new; saoaies,
set buggy harness, eoliars, brides, haitefs,oo"
chain. butt faces .botrs
falling top puggies, chunk stove, BED ehairs,
Sharp.ess Cream separator new, ana many
other articles too numerous to mention.
Terms
A credit OF months will he given on all sums
of $40 and over the purchaser TO give note
with approved security negotiable ana pay
able at the Pee pies Trust Company wlts IN
terest fro,p date out II paid at maturity inter
est remiited. Uuder SO cash. No properly 10
be removed until settled for
The suctionver has inspected this property
and wi. hes to say that IL IL in fine conuition.
JAS. n. SPEROW
Dodd 4 Hoffmar, Auct.
ID II. Stuckey, Clerk.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-31

If you want Durham cattle you can
get them at q, a. henson on Feb. 8.
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Annual 4a1ulsy Waite. Sale
Commeneir z Tuesday, JsnLary s
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