Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1908-03-27

uS names OF w. 4i1TXAA tOH0fy-
men, 4. &. SeInnse, and T.. Il. Law
Yer have been aansnneeG as candi-
dates for the state Senate.
Miss Gerirade Ramey and Miss VIII
lie conNIym, have heen visiting the |
family of MIR. Aaron Boyer near Bunk
er Hill farnets Advocate.
DID you ever have any trouble get
ting garden seeds to. grow? You won't
If you buy them from us.
Manown 4 Barnes.
Mr.. w. Perry Portertield who has
been here on visit for the past month
or more left for his home ia North Da-
kota, on Wednesday.
Mr.. j. b. vanmetre is building a
new Darn OH the old Mckee farm ee-
cupied by his son Garrett, and located
near Vanclevesv,lIe.
Mr.. Il. E Henson has moved from
a rden to Bunker Hill, and is succeed
ed on the Cunningham far by MIR.
Port Linton who recently bought it.
AIR. G. Chas keedy has been award
ed the contract for the heating aud
plumbing i'll the new Y. h. G.. A..
building.
Mr.. John w. Dean announces that
he is candidate for the Republican
nomination for assessor He is bright
yodng man and a strong Republican.
Mr. William Philips has bought out
his former partner in the MartinsDurg
Steam Laundry and will conduct the
business in his own name in the flu
ture.
Mr.. Carroll Sencindiyer is at home
from tie West Virginia University for
the spring vacation and is .accc mpa-
MED by his friend, MIR. Timothy Ga
hooley, Of Weston.
You are cordially invited to our open
ing Thursday April 2. Mrs. Mccoy. of
New YORK will again have charge of
the millinery department.
Frank S. Emmert.
DIR. Alenzo Andrews has purchased
through Mr.. Walter w. Trout, the To-
cal agent a handsome touring REQ au-
tomobile, a fine machine of the 1908
pattern.
Mi. John MeCaleb, OF Iowa, who
has been visiting his relatives in this
county during the winter hss returned
home and was act ompanied by his
niece, Miss Lille Chenowelh of Arden
Senator German presented to the
State an oil portrait of his father, the
late United States Senator German. 1t
will be hung i'll the hall of the House
of Delegates, OF which the late Senator
was speaker in 1872. The presentation
took place Wednesday afternoon.
We have the best garden seeds now
ready for all corners.
Manown and Barnes.
Mr.. w. E. Outcalt, has announced
his candidacy for the Republican
nomin alton for sheriff and he means
business. He is good man ana q stall
wart Republican. He has served for
years in the rank and justly claims rec
ognition from his party.
Robert N. Harper formerly of Lees
burg, Va, but who has been la the
drug business in Washington for some
years, has been convicted Ender the
Pure Feod and Drug Act. for violat-
ing its provisions. Harper manufae-
| tured preparation TO cure headache,
and it was charged that the medicine
| was improperly labeled. The penalty
is fine Of $500, or six months in Jail
or both.
Mr. Farmer, when you come to town
come III d buy some garden seeds
thar will grow aud give satisfaction,
3l54t. Manown & Barnes.
Wanted "a good res spectacle white
woman to keep house and oversee my
house, work lights miles southwest of
Martinsburg near aimshousc, j. e.
Ridenour II. r. No, |
Mrs. John j. Kinsel, one Of Berke
ley county's most venerable residents,
celebrated the rs anniversary of her
birth near this city on Monday of last
week. The day was most enjoyable
one to the old lady as she had her five
daughters, her son and her only living
sister, Mrs. Sophia Turner, with her.
Reports just compiled by abe Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company