Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-04-10

sister Mrs. G. J. Thatcher in Hagers-
town.
Manowl. & Barnes at PA West King
street, can supply all your wants in
garden seeds.
Miss Lottie GraybiIl, Of Lakewood,
N. j. is on visit TO her mother, Mrs.
M. J. Graybill, at Hedgesvills.
State Senator William Campbell,
was in town short while on Satur-
day, between trains, returning from
the meeting of the State COMMITTEE
at Parkersburg last week.
Mr.. Mong Pitzer who recently pur-
chased the Goheen fern near town has
taken possession and will greatly i'm
prove it. 1t is his intention to fix 1t
up and make it his permanent home.
Clarksburg held Its municipal cleo
ton on Tuesday last and the demo
Gratis were successful. They elected the
mayor, chief Of police two of ths five
councilmen, and the street commits
sioner.
In the announcement of the heno
men of the senior class Of MERGERS
burg academy, the name of Mr..
Charles A. Wolfes, OF. this city, appears
as the salutatorian- Mr.. Wolfes has
been editor of the college paper, and
has taken high rank in his studies eacl,
year since entering the academy.
Mr.. Farmer, when you come to town
come in and buy some gaidea seeds
that will grow and give satisfaction,
3l54t. Manown Il Barnes.
A bill has. been introduced in Con-
gress to erect in the city of Washing
ton a monument to General Robert Il.
Lee, the great Confederate leader
Register.
Yes, they are coming our way as
fast as they caa. We suspect that if
Jefferson Davis were now living he
might get honorable mention in connee-
ton witbothe republican presidential
nomination, just as another bouquet
to the south.
We had a pleasant call on Wednes-
day evening from Mr.. Ernest Unger,
of Sapulpo, Oklahoma. Mr. Unger
came east to attend the funeral of his
father, Hon. A. X. Unger at Berkeley
Springs. He is looking well and is
prospecting in his new home in the tar
west.
Mr.. Allen II. Pittsnogle, promi-
nent farmer of this county, was taken
to the Maryland University hospital
in Baltimore last Friday b. his ply
stefan, DIR. A. Bruce Eagle. Mr.. Pitts
nogle recently spent some time in the
Kings Daughters hospital in this city
taking treatment for stomach trouble.
His many friends hope for him =
speedy recovery.
The Fire Underwriters Of Berkeley
and Morgan counties held their month
ly meeting here on Thursday. Messrs.
HI. l.. Alexander, p HI. Harrison and
Mr.. Johnson, Of Berkeley Springs were
made committee to prepare resolu-
tions on the death of Mr.. Irwin A.
Dawson, a member from Morgan
county who died suddenly at his home
at Berkeley Springs last Tuesday.
Muco Solvent, the great throat rem
edy, does not harm the weakest ston-
ach like the ordinary cough syrups.
In fact it tones UP the lining of the
stomach the same as it does the lining
of the throat.
Manown & Barnes.
The Board of Education of Martins
burg district met at the Fourth ware
school bailding last Saturday to in
spect the new fire escape built by
Matthews Bros. of this city. Ths
board found the work satisfactory In
point, of construction, design and pc
sition and accepted the came. The 10
cal dealers will now be given the coE
tract for fire escapes on all the schoo
buildings of the city. There will b
eight in all and the price for the who'll
will run about $1,000.
/ We regret to hear that Mr.. Masor
Marshall living Ejust west Of Shep
herdstown, met with painful and Sc
rious accident. While blowing in ;
field one OF his horses got its leg owe
the trace and in trying TO get it bacl
the animal kicked Mr.. Marshall on
the left leg breaking the bone aboy'
the knee. He was compelled to lie IL
theifeld several hours before he wal
discovered and taken heme. AT pres
en' he is doirg as well - cosld be ex
pecsed but will probably be shut in 70
some time.