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The Gettysburg Battlefield.

The evening of July saw the storm
center shift from Seminary Ridge to
the next uplift, nearly mile west of it,
which has passed into history as Gene
terry Ridge. The general line taken up
by the Union army for the contest has
been likened TO fish-hook in shape
because IT bears a nearer resemblance
to this than to any other familiar thing
The conspicuous feature of this was the
high knob occupied. by the cemetery,
about one mile south of the town. At
this point the ridge, which comes up
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all had to line up at Cairo and show
our discharges before we got transport
tation. / also was seriously hurt at
swimming drill from which suffer to
this day.-John Casey, 427S Cook Ave,
St Louis, Mo.
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M E DiCAL.

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ADDRESSES WANTED.

-, WAN7ED.-The address of Maj, W. Ell.
in command of the advance and rbarsa o.
PascaGouIa, Miss, Dec. II, 1864. and wound.
ed that day. Sam,l K. Whitaker, Portland.
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nd l,nx,
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wANTED-Thc address of anv old com.
rade who was in Co. l. or NJ of the 18th ~.
5. Cav. in January, 1878. Silas ]. Upper.
Parishvilc. n. Y.
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Classified Advertisements.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Co. A, 18th N. Y.
ii: a. IN pension claim of Charles Myer,
of Sawtellc, Los Angeles Co, Cal
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New Pension and Bounty Laws.
o
Law ms
Pa,nispr 10 y e m o
H. HUNTER
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CHAPTER XIII.
A SPECTRAL, AWESONE PIANO.
RAMA

The Swift, Silent March In the Moonlight
On Gettysburg-Wreck,R Ruin and Suf-
fering On Seminary Ridge-Both
Armies Rapidly Concentrating.
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WANTED-InformatiO of Michael
Lynch, Co. C, 73d Ohio, if living, or his
daughters, Mary and Elizabeth Lynch.
who were supposed TO be placed in a
convent at Cincinnati o., in 1865. Cliff
ford Lynch, Wilcox, Mo.
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RHEUM ATISM
Let Us Send You FREE TRIAL
PAIR of Magic Foot Drafts, the
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that we gladly wait for our pay until
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On Cemetery and Culp's Hills the
remnants of the First and Eleventh
Corps were gathering around their reg
mental colors, getting into position, i'm
promising such defenses as they could
and making ready for a desperate re-
sistance in the morning.
Gen. Hunt, Chief of Artillery, soon
had 65 guns massed to make the posi-
ton second Malvern Hill for the Con-
federates.
Ghastlier. more spectral than all, was
the scene around Gen. Lees headquar-
tiers on Seminary Ridge. The artillery
and musketry had wrought wild ravage
on the trees, fences and buildings. Near
ly 10000 men, blue and gray, lay dead
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MISCELLaN EOUS.

Mrs. BETSY DONALDSON. sis NINTH A We,
M Helena, Mont, wants oner Tor Flcksours paper
printed on wall paper July t. 1868.
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WANTED-Any soldier or parties knowing
George Becser, who enlisted from New York
City with Co. l.. 18TH n. Y. to please COM
Tuniratc with his widow. who is trying to
secure pension for herself and children Have
lost original discharge. Mrs. Mary G.
Becker, 2o312 Main ST., Fl. Worth, Tex.
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WANTED-Thc address of every member
of the Sth Wis. Battery, Light Artillery.
KEGS have revised and printed a correct ros-
ter of said battery. and copy will ne mailed
free TO each member who will send his adj
dress 70 Matthias KEGS. 1920 Mount Curve
Ave, Minneapolis, MINI.
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PEN SONS.

wFEpSsWS'under NEW LAW obtained
by JOHN w. MORRIS,
PENSIONS washington, D. C.
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DT(. BARGAIN IN MARYLAND-ai4.
~ DlSJ acres of good land with over 81 900
worth of timber; eght:room house; large barn. TWO
I,es fran railroad station and less than 20 miles from
Washington, u. {. Price $3.50 per acre. Address,
incl osing stamp, S. II. LEWIS,
Glenn Dale, Maryland.
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WANTED-.tddrcss of members of Co. c.
9TH Mo. Inf, 1876, who knew John
kirScy, of same. Address, 5TT Main street,
Poughkeepsie, y. Y.
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WANTED-Comrade Michael Kerrigan,
Co. III, 10th Conn. Vols. would like the ad-
dress of any comrade who served with him
in that command. Address % Jane ST.,
New York City.
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WANTFD-The address of any coIarade of
the 18th Ill. Vol. Inf, who worked with me
Quincy, ILL.,. in June, 1861. George Lott,
San Jose, ILL.,
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WErrING CUbED. 2oc pack
G ii. ROWAN, Dept. c., London. Can.
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PAT E T.
PATENTS.
FARMS FOR SALE.

TVoUSE with 10 acres $3.50 also larger farms House
Ill for rent. Union Soldier. Holloway, Va.
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WANTED-Mrs. Elizabeth c. Warner.
zoe KinSwood ST.. Brainerd, afinn. is
very DESTROYS of learning something as
to the whereabouts, If living, orItif dead,
the time and place of death of her late
husband, James NJ Warner Co B, 9Th
Iowa, from 1861 to 1865.
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n vARRIAGE PAPER FREE; most reliable pub
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If it be now, tits not to come;
If it be not to come, it will be now;
If it be not now, yet it will come;
The readiness is all
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Davis C. ks
singer. Last heard from in Texas fourteen
years ago S. Kissinger, POI Boulevard,
Tampa, Fla.
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MRS Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children teeth
MI ing rests the child and comforts the mother, &c
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to Fight 1t Out There.

lied, and bring up those which had not
vet reached the field.
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COMRADES: s eSme h TO nsns To ane
men, come where you can get cheap land. For infor
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NVARRY Wealth and Beauty. Marriage .'irectory
MI Free, Pay when married new plan
SELECT CLUE. Dept. IS, Tekonsha. Mica
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A. ANDREWS. $40.

Miss Janet Hsnshaw is visiting
friends In Washington
Mr. and MRS. A Mofrstt, Of Mt
.ackson, Vs., spent Christmas with
mrs Mofist's father. MrT A Aud
Mr. Claude Stewart, of the Stewart
vehicle Corpany, is in New York to
meet a lot Of foreign buyers
Mr. Villa Boyer left on Thursday
TOT Paeonian Springs, Va, where he is
attending school
William Ettlngcr by his Attorpex
ward Is Lindsay, has sued the cor.
poration OF MaItinsnurg for 5000 70,
tne false arrest Of his son, Frank Et.
finger
The Methodist Sunday school AZ
bedington, of which Mr.. J.. w. Spe
row IS superintendent, held thetl
CHRISTMAS exercises on Thursday
night and it was big success. A mic,
program was rendered and treat q
candy &c. for the children.
Mr.. las II. Shipper while feeding
ms sheep on last Tuesday at bis home
near Jones Spring was butted by 3
sheep, knocfed down and broke his
mp. Dr. q. b. hedges aud his son DR.
>. II. shipper rendered the necessar,
surgical attention.
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The undersigned having qualified
~ administrators Of George w. Seiberf.
deceased hereby gives public notics to
az woo are indebted TO said estatn
70 settle up at once and all who
ho.d claims against said estate will
p = sent the same with due authenti-
stion for settlement.
w. II. Seibert,
Administrators.
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Pity 1t is that the habit of Aft giving
AZ tnis seasoa is 80 firmly implanted
IN present day custome that the friend
VINO does not receive present of some
KIND feels that he is forgotten. A foolish
c"stc M, long since grown TO be bur
densome. Rather would / receive let
ter, mere mtssage of Isiendship. love
ana good Will from those / love and
hoia dear, than costly present /
neither want nor can use. Tho great
M Jorlty OF presents In this age and al
this season, go to those who do not
need them. How much better if some
genius could originate and set in vogue
custom of giving only to charity, to
the needy, at Chfismastids.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING,

The regular annual meeting OF the
Stockholders OF the Merchants and
Farmers Bank will beheId Ia the di
restors room In the bank, Tuesday,
January Fl 1908, between the hours Of
II ana IL a. M, for the purpose Of elect.
ing beard OF directors.for the ensuing
year and to transact such other busl-
ness as may lawfully come before such
stockholders meeting.
John I. Nadenbousch-
Cashier.
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Word WAS received here Of the mar
riage 81 Mr.. W y. siInkman, .of Bai-l
timore, to Miss Nellie Pearl, Of mar
pers Ferry on Christmas day. Mr..
Siinkman formerly resided In Martins
burg and bias many friends here. Miss
Pearl II charming and accomplished
young lady Of her town. They are now
ting friends ia this city.
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EXECUTORS SALE

The Undersigned, bv virtue Of authority Civ
en him by the last W III ana testament OF Inc
Late Mrs j. b Morgan, as executor will sell at
puoi auction at the trent door Of the Court
Mouse IN MaItinsourg, W Va,
Saturday, Jan. 4.l9os
beginning at 80 p. M, the real estate OF waicfi
TUE testalor died seized cons isring OF tine
House and Lot
lying and being in the town OF Gerafdstown
ten miles south OF Martinsburg and known as
The Naples
The house is a fine modern brick dwelling
with nine rooms III fine condition and all nee.
essay out buildings Tne lot comprises
2 Acres of Orchard
Principally Ben Davis apples ana the crop
THIS year wall Yield more than the interest on
one thousand dollars There il q well and els
etfn bo'h al the uiek door of the house, xoosi
warden fine grape artsor and plenty OF fine
grapes, good fenelrg Thls property will rake
gmost desirable hume IN good community.
Terms
Half the puIchase money cash and the bal
ance ia Il months with interest from date and
= deed OF trust on the property sold to secure
the deferred payment.
p GOLD MILLER
Executor OF Mrs. u r.. Morgan, decd
j. W. uodd, arct.
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Car load Timothy seed Just Arrived.


Married.
Miss Vaiile NJ. 'redriek, aau, htsr Or
the late William Tedrick and NJ III
zie Garfield Wood, both OF hedge =
yiile- district, wsre married on Tuesday
Deeernbsr "A - tn home Of the brides
brother DIR WBiiam reaicn. IL
ceremony was perf,rmei ny Rey. j.
q. Leps of IN t'aiisAg Matters i.rc.oy-
terrain church. A reception followed
the ~edd'ng
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The Stockholders OF The Citixeus Nation.
D ,..i " MaItinspurg are hereby notified that
the an ual election Tor Directors viii ra Mia
at the banking rooms Tuesday the Il, +, q,
or January. lst5, between the h.nrs ~ 90. I.
and twelve o'clock, noon, "
EDWARD RUTLsneg.
Cashier
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jehn u. Clenden Ing
gave brilliant reception at their hosna
near Bunker Hill On Friday night
December 20. in honor Of their sen
Harry and bis bride who were recently
married in Washington, d. G.
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Wanted.

a good reliable imam to drive a milk
wagon serving good trade in Mar
sihsourg, beginning about March lst.
aud on. Inquire at this office.
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STOCKHOLDERS HEgTIEc

~. ns e annual meeting OF the stoek h,,as~. -,
West vs, pis trust Company Of Martinsbt,rs.
Con psns A y, WI b hello a lheonee o. afs
sea - hsur OF and p a =, -. 80 ss
$500 sssi such other business ~ 80. 49,.
s ''se Aoddsn In general msetisx
FL WILSON.
Cashier
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tteLhoIdtK NaeIlnae

holders .ss,s. annual meeting OF the Stock
BE- ,,sis =, ne respies srweiry Com pany v III
Ola ~ ~, st the office OF H. III Sinner I'm he
o'u Nslfonai Baak bn iIdirg. on :" '"s
TUESDAY, JANUARY n 1905.
IN i, sae ns.sr % \. M fur the purpose OF acct,
ana :, ocaro OF directors for Ice ensuiug wear
ing 'o'ote 'ueh stockholders meet
A. ANDREWS am
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Essray.

A young red Durham, bull came 10
the home of the undersigned one mile
west OF town on the hampshire grade
about sept. / and is still there. The
owner Is requested to come forward.
prove property, pay costs and take him
away.
Fred'A. Kilmer.
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Mulliss last week, daughter.
Mr.. Edward Hess, of Scranton. Pa.
visited his home here last week.
The Misses Fuller, of Winchester.
were visitors here during the holidays
Capt w. b. Colston spent Christ.
mas with his daughter, Mrs. Trapnell.
in Baltimore.
Mr.. A. ]. Wilkinson, of Grafton
spent several days in this CITY last
week.
Messrs. William and Forest Buck
les, Of Halltown visited friends in
this city during the holidays.
Mr.. William T. Rinsr has purchased
the fern Of Mr.. w. S. Snyder located
at Berkeley station.
Mr.. Randolph Ramer, of Alexan-
drla, Va, spent several days last week
with his mother and sisteriu this citv.
Miss Va!iie Sloane: of Was hingscn.
spen1 eaveral dsys in this city with
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Snyder. OF Bal
timere, have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George ID. Roberts In this city,
Mr.. Oswald Bender, student at
Cornell, spent the holidays with his
parents in this city.
Mr.. Harry Smith and family, Of
Roanoke, spent Christmas with their
relatives and friends in this city.
Miss Vary Lovenstine, of Savannah
Ga5 has been visiting her aupt, Mrs.
Max Robinson on East King street.
Mr.. BenjaElinrAbell, Of Pittsburg,
spent Christmas with his mother and
sister IN this city.
Mr. Thomas Stewart, of Bunker
Hill, spent Christmas with his son.
Edgar p. Stewart,at Morgsnotwn.
Messrs. Roy ard Lewis Smith, of
Chambersburg visited their aunt and
Nncle, Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Gard in
this city this week.
Mr.. Howard Massey and family, of
baltimore spent Christmas with the
family of Mr.. William Smith on N
Queen street.
Nr. Alex Cross and son, of Garrett.
Ind, spent the Christmas HOLIDAYS.
the guests Of Mr.. Oscar GatrelI on N.
Queen street.
Nj, and Mrs. Frank Hess, of BaIti.
more, spent Christmas with the form
er's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Hess,
in this city.
Miss Bessie Gard student at vii.
son colleg spent the HOLIDAYS with
her parents, Mr.. end Mrs. w. A. Gard
in this city.
Mr.. Lewis Harris, student at tn
w Va. University, at Morgantoun, e
spent the holidays with his mother,
Mrs Ruth Harris, at HedgesviIle.
Col. U. L. Boyee, who used to be
president Of the Shenandoah Valley
Railroad, now Norfolk and Western
died last week at Stanton at the age
of 70 years.
We regret to say that Mr.. and Mrs.
CIR. Sperow are both con fined to their
hoAe by sickness. Their son James
who has been so extremely i'll for some
months we hear is no better.
Mr.. John Trammell aud fam lily, Of
Hagerstown, spent Christmas with
Mrs. j. 3. Trammell and family In
this city, We regret to hear that Mr..
Trammell has been suffering from an
affection of the eyes.
Attorney w. B. Lindsay and Mr..
Fl Bogart returned last week from a
trip to Sapulpo, Indian Territory
They were both well pleased with that
new and prosperous country and re-
port having had pleasant visit. They
were met at SapuIpo by Mr.. Harry
Benson Who formerly lived In this
county, now living in Nebraska.
Harry v. Snyder, son Of ID. 8. Sry-
der, living near this city, met with a
very painful accident Saturday morn
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ine underSigrsd having qusisfiasf a. exec
psrsons knowing tie.nsslscs indebted 10 esil
tefe Of sasd Mr. Mcfssn come fsfwafd AZ a.
seLtiu ana tAt~ hsad4a. eE4t..as ~ inst said
sstats prese nj same.
W. CROFT
6eras dssown. ". W.
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sic at the frcHt aoor OF she court house 10
iartinsburg on
Saturday Jan. Is 1908
ny farm
SO Acres one Rood and 10 Poles
~ land situated about / mile south east OF
~ aTiowe - Falling Waters district on Broad
ane Road. This land u slate soil and OF saIae
qsiriil as such lard throughout this section
u the country. Joins the farms Of Mr.. Rus
sci, formerly jacob Sstes) Mr.. W. r. Per.
o.ugh aud James III. Ripple, Land is well
watered and has
IL or is Acres Of Timber
mostly or the original growth. Balances OF
land u under cultivation and produces good
crops
Ifils farm Is improved with =
Two Story Four Room Frame House
built pears An out house IA x 10 feet with,
COED cellar ana close 10 house. SBall barr
with.sheA hog pea poultry house and an ~, y,
apple tress. mostly York Inperiais, l4g keifer
pear trees, ssme ounce, plum and cherry
trees, rs or 80 grzpe vines. 6eod garden and
truck patch. Is bout IL mile to school house
and a milo to stsFe and church
Terms
" l-3 cash on day OF sale balance in one snd
two ears with interest frcn dale ami Il gal
iitle to De retained until purchase money is
paid.
20 MORGAN
Dodd q Hoffman. Anct,
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.ttlTfirgE EfETlHG

The annual meetii i IF the s1c1k boidsrs o
the FaTmtIs Msehs mics Au ms Ffie In
suranre CO. or ". Va Will b- hsid At The
Seeretary's Office on Tuesday JantIary 5th
DeS for he Gle IIsf ~ atf Ie. ~ ard such 81 he
suslnesssss may come before them Tor Ne tor
r. d. STALE Z. sec.
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POSTPONED SALE

The following sale has been post :
poned from Saturday, Dec. % 1907 to
Saturday Jan A., 1905.
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- ---- IL $50 IL a.
.-.r - !, Iaa sI1f Yar iisr sshsag ea1a
'isAstass N<A Lga--z1
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ADVERTISEMENTS RoR TINS PAPER RE.
ave With the GUARANTEE that the
ciSc LATl0N Of the STATESMAN
EXCEEDS that Of any PAPER pub-
ished In Martinsburs. Bsrksiey
County. West Virginia.
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Public sales.
January is Saturday.. O. Morgan
will sellIhIs farm Of SO acres, at the
front door of the. court house in
Martinsburg.
jan. ~, Wednesday, F. e. Bolsy, will
sell stock and impieme nts on his
farm on the Opequon three miles
from town.
Jan. "a, Monday, George H. Ehrodss
will sell farm stock &c at his b sme
near Gerardstown.
Jan. rs, Tuesday, J. Walter Thatcher
will lsell large lot of fine stock
and implements at his home on
The hamilton Henshaw farm near
Arden.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF Valuable
Personal Property

The nndsrsigned intending 10 NOV u
Pntseurg wilt Sell all bis per ssai property
Al the nome Of Mr.. W. Hamilton aeashsw,
ose mile soutL OF Alden and ia miles west
si D~rkessille on
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-01-03

Harry v. Snyder, son Of d. s. Sny
der, living near this city, met with a
very painful accident Saturday morn
ing while shreddIng fodder. Hecaught
the first two fingers on his left hand
in the shredder, tearing the flesh from
the bone. He has suffered greatly from
he injury.