Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-04-03

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home for few days this week.
If you wish to buy home either in
the country or in town call on Porter
d Boyer.
Mrs. Hester Small, Hedgesviile dis
trict has been seriously ill for several
weeks past.
Mr.. +. Vernon Aler and family
have moved to their farm near Fair
view school house in Arden district.
MI. John w. Dern who fell and
broke his leg Hast January IS, we are
glad to say is able to be out again.
Mrs. Rose Sherrard, Of Fort Myer,
was visitor to her friends in this
county last week.
Mr.. Martin Marshall, Of Pittsburg,
has been visiting his home near Bunk
er Hill.
We have the best garden seeds now
ready for all corners.
Manown and Barnes.
Mr.. Henry Reynolds and Mrs. Annie
Hill, Of Shepherdstown, VISITED their
sister, Mrs. Hester Small last week.
Mr.. e. C. Tabb, near Inwood, quail
fled Wednesday as guardian Of his
two-year-old daughter, Lollie Moore
Tabb.
Do not fail TO attend the sale OF c..
+. Hughes property on Saturday,
April A, at 1.3e p. IN. at the Court
House. VIII positively be sold.
Mr.. Janney, on Tuesday shipped
several lambs which weighed as high
as go lbs and has one at home born on
December q which weighs rs los.
Mr.. Chas b. Saunders, who recently
moved on the Bender farm acaied bv
Mr.. Chas S. Bender. in Falling
Waters district was Ia town ON Thurs
day and gave us a business call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Payne have gone
TO housekeeping in the house on the
Winchester pike just north Of r. G
Burkhart's.
Mr.. David Bartles, of Dry Run, was
in town Saturday and was com plain
ing no little bit with several broken
ribs having been caught between a
horse and stall
DID you ever hsye any trouble GET
ting garden seeds TO grow? You won't
If you buy them from US.
Manown & Barnes
Do not fail to attend the sale of c.
+. Hughes property ON Saturday
April A, at 1.30 p. NJ. at the Court
House. VIII positively be sold.
Mr.. T. C.. Tedders, civil engineer,
for the B. d o. r. X. has moved his
family from East Burke street to Bal
timore where they will make their
future home.
Do you want "a good home and q
fine investment? If So attend the sale
OF z. q. Hughes dwelling on Saturday,
April 4, at 1.30 p. M. at Court House.
Will positively be sold.
Mr.. John 4. Upshur, of Richmond,
va, has been employed by the Eerke-
ley Limestone company as it's Secre-
tary aand general manager and has
taken charge Of the office and bust
ness.
Mr.. Granville Smith, Whiting
Faulkner and Douglas Crawford were
home last week from Shenandoah Val.
ley Academy at Winchester for the
spring vacation.
A series of short stories by Franklin
Welles Calkins, Tales of an Old
Frelghter, are to begin in The Youths
Companion in April. The deal wit h
the life of the einigrants who crossed
the plains with wagon trains in the
good old times.
Mr. Farmer, when you come to town
come in az buy some garden seed.
THAI. will grow and give satisfaction,
| 3lo4t. Manown & Barnes.
Miss adelaide Gregg, of Milwaukee
| Wis.,. and Mis- Esther Clark and M is.
Vera Clark, of Minneapolis, MINI.
students at Miss Mason's school, In
Tarrytown, N. Y, are spending theil
spring vacation with their classlnate,
Miss Mabel Crawford, on South Queer
street.
| We had pieasan tall on Saturday
from our friend Mr.. G. r. Tice, of Fall
ing Water district and while here he
Informed us that he had at his home a
goose egg which measured IL inches
long circumference and s inch es in
small circumference.