Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-10-01

j. +. Seibert, near town.
Mr.. Meryin Langford has gone 10
Toronto, Canada where he will take
course at a veterinary college.
Master Alexander Parks Jr has
gone to st. James College where he
has entered for the coming session.
Rev. w. ID. McCurCy will preach TO
the local lodge of the p. o. :. Of \. at
his church on next sunday morning..
Mrs. Jas Allen, who has b.en visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. A. l. Watson
In this city, has returned TO her home
at Summit point.
DIR Bruce Clever has opened his new
office in the Willard bulldog rext
door to the Nicolas carpet store whtIe
he will be glad to have the public call.
MIR. Orrick Cunningham and bride,
of Washington, have been on visit
to Mr.. w. o. c. Payne Lear Dafl e, :
vile. They returned home on Wedne,-
day.
Mr.. George III. Shrodes as admins
TRAITOR Of the estate OF Mrs. Lucy Dem
ny, deceased, will sell at pubic sale at
her late residence in Gerardstown, all
her household effects. on Friday, Oct.
s.
The September term of the Circuit
court adjourned for the tenn on Tues
day last. The term was very busy
one and much important bushes was
transacted.
Miss Jane Stoner Baer and Mr.. ID.
0. Lambert, Of Hagerstown, were
married at the home of the bride ia
the town of Darkesville, this county
on last tuesday.
Mrs. Irene Cunning am ard her
little daughter, Alice are on visit to
friends at Buchapnon, West Virginia
and will remain there until about the
middle of November.
Mrs. e. J. Thatcher and Miss Fan
nie Myers, of Hagerstown, were here
last Thursday attending the Maiden
oousch- Gerling wedding, they both
being aunts of the bride.
The Garment Shop, the popular
store for the ladies', has been greatly
improved and enlarged by an addition
to the room in the rear.
This store is growing in popularity
each day and has great future before
it.
See the large advertisement in this
issue of Mr.. !. Morgan. This merchant
who has been running such a large
busicess at Gibbs old stand, has de-
cided to close out his store here and
this is final. He invites you to call
and zee for your self
Rev. r.. A. White left en- Wednes-
day morning with his sister Mrs
Gilkeson, of Moorefield, for Richmond
and will be away for several days. He
will be absent over next Sunday and
there will be no preaching at Gerards-
town or Bunker Hill on that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Miller have re-
turned from trip in their automobile
| up the vally as far as Lexin gton and
| the Natural Bridge. They took their
| daughters, Misses Mary Dunbar and
Averrell, to school at Staunton and
then went on their trip which was a
very pleasant one.
Mr.. e. B. Chamberlain, who has
been in the merchandise business at
the town of Brunswick, Maryland,
| for several years, has rented the new
storeroom of Mr.. Willard on South
Queen street, where he will open a
large five and ten cent store He is
now in New York buying his stock.
All trusts look alike TO the Presi-
| dent. In his address at Omaha Mon
| day he said: 81 am strongly inclined
! to the view that the way to make the
Anti-trust law more effective is to mar
| row its scope somewhat SO that It shall
not include in its prohibition aud de-
nunciation asa crime anything but
conspiracy or combination or contract
entered into with actual intent to mo-
nopolize or suppress ssspeiition in N
terstate trade. 1t has been suggested
that the law ought to limit its de-
nunciation to those contracts in re-
straint of trade that are unreasonable.
l do not favor any such limitstion. 1t
seems to be proposed to leave To the
Judges to decide what com binations and
contractsin restraint of trade ouglt.to
he pnrntiffa6 IN ayfgf and IN Ia or, fore.