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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-29
Bonn SelOc Der 9Sulitif.

"
3ie Gontcitc olti bemofrotiidcr Scitc
iiir Die Domination iiir Oa5 lin.
tcrbaltS IN Der s. mo 20. @nrb
rcd)t intereiiont. - Yortciiiibrer
crmutbiQten > Gon0i0otcn ole
Jest ais n@egncr" be5ci6uct rper.
Den.
Ter 8ornpf in ser s. ru0 20. @orO
I'M Die 0en1ofratilde Domination fiir
Dos llnterbouS lit redt intcrciiont.
Sn Der 8. @or0 iteben %bcfnnutlid)
orci Ganoioutcn I'M GScl0c, nGmlid)
Die Scrrcn ISM. WedulL melder pom
berptben0cn 9omite beiiirluortct lullr.
Dc; Strr Wlilton Is. Slemmers, iiir
OCiien Domination Stootrutb9mit.
alicO 6ronf, 6elcr-GommiiiGr Sbou
unO Eoli5eiridltcr 2letucupn fGlnpfen
u1O Nnt. ". Stodbom Der anidng.
lid Die 3uioGe Der nGmli6cn Siibrer
81 bobcn ongiebt, Die iebt Die Nomlis
nation Slemmera' milnihen. Scrr
Stodbom lit in Oeutiden &~reiicn ser
s.. Wnr0 gut bcfonnt, III Der er emit
Solicitor elmer Der 0rouereien mar.
Seine Nnii6ten limo oesbulb oltd] Ii.
berolc. Gr lit 81 @uniten elmer nieo.
rigen un0 ob0eituften Spirituo ien.2i.
ccn5, gcroOe mic Serr Strott BON ser
20. @oro, lit elm entid)ieoener @e1ner
bon Socal Option, lit Oofiir, BOB 9nl.
ttmore ole Ginfiinite aus Dem Spiri.
~tuoie1pertouf erb1lt mo ooB 9olti.
more i'll ser 9e1iSlotur better pertcc.
ten lit. Serr Stodbum mobnt in Nr.
1914, Sit.GboieitroBe. 9ie Eortei.
filbrer boben perluht, i'm sum Hiid,
5ug 81 iiberreoen, obcr er mill nid)t
pcidcn.
Sin GbnIihC3 &erb1ltnib berrid)t
IN Der 20. @uro. 9ort muroc Serrn
SouiS :. Is. Strott BON ciucm Der
bod)Itcn o%cmofrotiiden Forteifiibrcr
Dor mcbreren @oden 6cOelltet, CT
tonnte Die Domination iiir Oda lin.
terbaitS er6alten un0 ioute ieinc Gan.
oiootur btfonnt mohen. Gin 4oor
Eolitifcr aus Der 20. @ur0 miiltidten
abcr bic Domination zines onoeren
Serrll, uno ooS bcrotbenoc Gonite
fam oeren @iinidcn nob. 2llld Serr
Strott lit eriltdt morben, sur Scite 5lt
tretcn, ie0of nid)t bon b0d)itcr SteQe
aus, uno er bat iih %iorocit 9erpeioert,
Dem &unld)e Der @erren Yolitifcr III
ser 20. @nro nodBufommer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-29

Wobreno zines h 2 II B c
gdngnics be it oblen.- Sr.
Charles Sdullb bon Or. 34t, Noro.
StriferItroBe, CAB ieincm oerItorbc-
men Sruocr >Sobn Sdulb bon Der
Wobmung beS Gerblihenem Ode Sui,
ton = Npenle uno StriderltroBc, oas
8rabgeleite, unO OILS CT pom Srieo-
bole nad) ieiner Wobnung 5uriidfebr-
te, mlbte CT 81 leinem Shredcn con-
itotiren, bob Ginbreher NIT Nod),
id)Iiiiicln in ietu Solt2 eingeorungen
maren mnO SGmutiod)en uno Der
idiebene Sousartifel, Die einen@crtb
Don mebreren bun0ert GolnrS rcprGs
lentirten, aeltoblen batten.
9ieten $50 pro aftie. - Iie
9onfiers Ird)er. Sorpep II. 60, Be-
rem V%ilrealtr lid) i'm aepier-@ ebGuoc
an Der Silooit . Gde Don Golpert. Ii.
BernonItroBe befinoen, 5eiQen ouf
DER erlten settle 0eS nSelltlfen Cor.
reIponoenten" an, Dob lie bereit iino,
cine Webr5obl ser 5000 9lftien Der
Gelltid) Nmcrifoniihcn Seller Ser
liherungS 9 @eleaihait BON 9alti-
more, Mo, 81 $50 pro Aftie 5u tou-
len. Sormu(ore fir SoranfouiS-
redte f0nnen in ben Siireour Der
Sirmo erlangt iueroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-29
%. GciHcrt.
%oltimOrc'S ScntIder HbotOarapb,
409-411
Nuro.N aN-S trakc.

NOro.0aN' StraRe.
Gin ~erittlaiiges 8eidait fir crit
flaIiiae Trbcitrn, nnS feline bObcren
Frciic, alS Sic anbrrsiuu ~bc5ablcn.
Spc5ialitGt, @crcinsarnppen nnS
6umi!icnnrnppcn. @crar6Rcrnngcn
nadj altcn gilocrn inter 0%arnniie.
Td)tru Sic anf ubigc IOreiic; cs
1T 5n Sbrcm @ortbcilc.
Seine SerbinSnng init irscnb ei-
ncm anberen StnSiO.
(SeS13,1&s,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-29

N%cr1onul Noti5en, - &r.
y. MIntcr uno Satin bon Nr. 766,
Columbia 9lpenlle, iino bon ibrcm
Somm1crouicntbolt in @Scit %irgi-
nlcn jllrildgcfeDrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-29
0elbirEbnnaen.

@eIoienbunsen nod lcntitianb
mo SeitrciG lln1urn iiGjer UNI
itaeu beiorgt. 8. 10 anb 20 Mort..
irpie 104#e 90 Qrouen Sbeine 81
perfariens 40
3beo. s. Sienrr e Go.,
O. Tr. 217, Eit-YaItimore.S Ctr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-29
81 Hor6-0an.Str., nnhc !Sigh.
Sbeu. 8. 9iener C &c.,
Si.8aItimure.S tra6e.

Teutihes nnb anoeres anslGnoi.
ihes @eIb setauft unb> berfauft.
@eloienoungen beiorgi nad Geutif-
lonb, Seitreih, @uBlanb II. /. 10.
@ediey ausgeiteat mrh ansl1noiide
ganfcn. Greoitbrieie uno SrapeIers
CHEQUES. O.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-29
Nuti3.
Nuft3.
Sc66el's cih3iacs Sinbio.

ttoo't C'h3tgts SlHOtu.
Seocrmann fennt Die buu ms ne.
%!icfcrte Trbcit; luir oenfen nidJt ba.
ran, inns icIbit 81 Iobtp ionocrn ii6er.
laiicn oies nnicren 2eiitungrn. Seine
Sreppen bei inns sit eriteiscn. 2aIIem
Sic iid) BON Tnbcren nidjt tGmiden,
es atebt MIR Gin cin5ises Sebbcl-S tn.
oIo nnS Sies beiinoct iidt i'm Yartcrrc.
Nd)ten Sic anf oas Sans, ,uo nnicr
Wamcn anf Sbircn nnb JemEern
itcBt.
acinc ggentcn. Gin Vreis.
Ndten Sic auf
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32f osWan-Str., nnbc Sial.
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uSmrnncrcin WprluGrtS.M

Srcitaa brn 30. Gull, gbcnbs,
i'm electric Garf. Witglieber ncbit
Samcn iino criudJt, tbeilsnncbmen.
(2t0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-29
TnS &cttrr.

Sir NnrpIou0 mo 0en Giitrift
Columbia bcutc unO morNcu fIor un0
m1rmer, iiioliHc bis %iiiOpcitIid)e
@inoc.
Hcft wornt mar cS 1eitcrn, obCr
cine o%naeuebme 9riie mebtc. Sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-29
Staot Baltimore.
11nterhnItnnas.@eafueiier

,gIuhnu Dat Bari" - 9daIid NaGmtttaes
unS @6enSs Gon5crte uno &duoeptue,
,San Sbure 9art" Inglit 9on5erte oes
-8oiionia SamGusS r6efiers" uHo anoere Ai'
ir1itioneit.
liHgeH uno aubere uHierbdllungen,
Jluon's Hnrt'Sbcattr - Idglth Bauoeoiue
lIO anhere tnierbdltuHge1,.
9,aresIR's Zeal S1ure Rnrf," @efiport -
1deli1 &dnoelbtloer Hno anoere uHter9ll'
tlngen.
bile uHo Guhere gtiraittoHen.
Y"nrts0pnBerte
7is VarI'Gon3erte tinoen ipte folQt ttatt:
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M,uutdA, -. ,fyeoeral Sius" Il. ,Hiperlioes lSaIf"
(Gbiue9felnn)
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2oHneTliag. .....,.'"9 attoufRnri-
5retiag elllipns Sati.
Sas ggonniae5.GUn8eri tDirb bon { u6r S&Gb,
mitiags big 7 ubr glbeuos grbalten.
Die 9on5erte an ben gSodentageH finoen
bon ks bis 10 ubr Mheroa TAFT.
Rrusramm fir bcuic.
.9urruusRarf.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-29
Ger SuttOn GSaQ.

6rou Buttons Nnuolt, 0r. SorrD &.
GopiS, proicitirt inn 5lottcn &c.
portemcnt geacn GntidciOmng
Der llntcrllld)ung2 Gommiiiiou
IlS Scrfolaer miro CT Die 81,
fi5icrc nidt nit Observation-Disclosures
onioiicn.
Sr, @orrp &. 3ouia, Nnluolt ser
6rou Sutton, bat gritcrn I'M Slot,
ten Ecpartemcnt ciucn gcbornii6ten
FroteIt cin9cIe9t gcgen Die &c.
ioIItc Gnti6ciorng Der Gomnliiiion
oea 6lotten d lcportementS, meldle
Die nit Dem Io0C 0eS &ieutenants
S0meS II. Sutton perbu1Oenen Tim.
lt0r0e untcrilldt. 8efanntlid) ent-
ldico bic Gomnliiiion, bob in Solge
oca Yricfc9 Der Sruu Sutton an ben
6lottcn SetrctGr, in luelfcu tic
lo0t, lie babe Yelueiie, Dab ibr Sobrt
nitt SelbitmorO begongen babe.
lonoern BON cincm Der on0crcn Sifi.
5terc crid)oiien morOen ici Die Oifi.
jierc, melhe nit Der Nnqcle1enbcit
nerblttoen linO, ais NngrfIogtc SIT
betroftcn mGterr1mo iit ocSbulb OoS
&edt 6GttcrJ bet @etbdnoliingcn bel
6ulpo5nen irnO bird Rcdjt3nmualtc
pertrctet gu icin. f''.U'
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der Elm iebr LANCER lit iun6 ocn SAL
cingcbenO bebnnoeIt, pur0e Dem
SitlfS Tlotten Sefret1r @inthrop
iibergcber. "''
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piclp, CT f0nntr nod nridt olige6en,
OBJ er NnlpoIt Der Srot Sutton blei-
Zen miirOe, falls ooS S(ottcn.9 epor.
tcncllt Icincu Erotcit umberiidiidltiot
loNlcn lolItc, obcr mcnn CT in Die Gage
Gc0 &criol0cra NcOrGnQt piiroe, mir
DC CT bic Serrcn Ofii5icre niHt nit
8loccbnn0Id)llbcn onfoiicn.
NdcbnIl. - In 3lpcitlebtcr
Stcllc ltebcn ole Orioles icBt. Sic
pcrIoren gcitcrn 5pei SpicIe IN To-
ronto, Die gcitrigeu SpiCle Der 0it-
lId)cn SiQu ucrlieien mic iolgt:
IN Suruutu.
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Gorunto - ,. Baltimore - 0.
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|blino oEttdDer" ullo ebeef oSoibcr" fir
baltimore.
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Toronto.
IN Montreal.
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q, Miltcr lno 8ottin bon Nr. 766,
Columbia 2lpenue, iiro bon ibrcn1
Somncrouicntbolt in @cit %irgi-
1lcn 5ltrild9cfeDrt.
90. 9iciHert.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-29
Sunncnaui. nno llntCranna.

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6lutb .....3 II. 2G DC. No6mittng>.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05

DR.. William Gerhardt, the eldest
resident Of berkeley county, celebrated
tho ninety second anniversary of hls
birthday on Inst Thnrsday night. The
'sratf took place in the headquaxfesx
Of Columbia temple. No 10 Pythian
sisters. rhe sisters were assisted BIZ
the members Of Washington lodge No.
l, K.of r.
DR.. Gerhardt was first member Of
Washington lodge and was its ofgani-
yer and is the oldest member or the or
der IN the state and Is highly vcner-
ated throughout the state among
knights.
The venerable knight received dur
the day about 40 kilograms congratu-
iating him and at the celebration SIX
ty other telegrams aud letters were
read.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05
MARTNsBuRc. VIVA. FRIDAY NOVEMBER S, 1909


In the contest for the honorable
position of Apple Queen at the COM
ing Apple Carnival which came to an
end on last Saturday Miss Mamie
Small came out in the lead and it W as
good safe lead too ut that. The queen
is daughter OF the Hon. James b.
Small, Of the Tuscarora neighborhood
and one Of the most popular young
ladies in the county.
Shs was several votes behind during
the entire contest OF more than four
weeks but her friends held back their
votes until the last day Of the race
when they jumped her vote up to
more than four hundred above the
next competitor.
The vote stood as follows:
Miss Mamie G. Small SIT
Miss Bessie Miller 470
Miss Comic Mckown $50
Miss Annie Lamar 123
Miss Fairy Ryneai 80
Mis- Mary Catrow 20
Miss Nancy Thatcher rs
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05


The eieetion on Iant u
about ! draw - hetween
and fepubIienns.
"a Maryland fllA parsu
sMN k siIsfsnurhtstnn I'M
offered " she:.last legisisture
rIgned for the dIsfranchiseut61
ilIlterAte negroes III the
aud Eastern COMMITTEES Of tbs se1
was voted down but the dor
has elected the new legislature
large majority which viii inst
reelection Of Rayner 10 the u.Ss
ate. y:
III New York election the &
forces defeated the TAmmAny E
excepting the Tammany candldn
mayor, Judge Iiaynor who hn9
elected by something like 20, 000s
In cleveland, Ohio, the dtstfl1
ed Tom Johnson was defeated +
election for mayor but our
townsman, n. ID. Baker wns NJ
~ city solicitor.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05

The State Fire marshal has issued
his report for the month Of Sept. and
the reports show that there was dur
ing that month in the state loss by
fire to the amount Of sI40, 10000. Dur
ing the month there were Ave arrests
for inclndiarism and three have been
held for the grand jury.
The losses reported from Berkeley
county are az follows: Elliott Orr,
dwelling, cause unknown, loss 800 90
Samuel franklin, dwelling, cause un-
known, loss 500 % w. A. Tearick. hay
stack, .cause unknown, Tors $4,000.
Fannie Edwards, dwelling, cause an
know. loss $1,000. Lsrd d Lord
dwelling, cause unknown, loss $4,000.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05
the New cours Ho.se

The new court house was formally
opened yesterday at ii o'clock and
thrown open to the public. There was
quite an assemblage In the new court
room At that hour and number OF in
teresting addresses were made. The
chief address was made by Judge X.
boyd Faulkner. The Judge in his
usual happy manner gave N interest
ing resume Of the history Of the court
house Of the county and Of the courts.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05
What About Our Roads?

(, Editor Statesman; One day last
week | was in your City and dropped
in the sheriff-s office to settle my taxes
and incidently TO pay my tribute or
tithes to the Charles Light fund. L
was not surprised 10 find that my
taxes had advanced 1890 over last
year The Taxpayers were promised
less taxes, only tofind that they have
been Increased. Une thing that the
| farmer Is naturally interested In, Ia
good roads. which At the present time
are ina depIorsble condition, and with
this increased taxes, no money TO work
1 them.
Referringto the amount OF taxes set
aside for the betterment Ut the roads ia
Gerrnrdstowri District for this year, /
find the amount to be s632.i to keep
in repair "a miles Of mountain and
shiver lime stone roads. OF this
amount, ] precicye by The settlement
that our deputy Sheriff, D. II. GLADDEN.
IS carrying $I99.l7 in paid road orders
in his pocket which the county owes
him, leaving S482.02l to be expended
ON the roads or the district between
December Isl 1909, aud same date 1910.
Our information Is that the county
court for want Of funds have ordered
that no work be done on the roads
until after December LIST, 1903, when
taxes become due. / said that we would
have s432.o2 to repair our roads for
the next twelve months, this is, ae-
cording to the published statements.
How much Of this amount has beer
expended since August End, (date Of
settlement) and this time? / suppose
only the Lord aud ID. II. GLADDEN.
knows.
Does the county court propose to let
our roads become impassable? Wonder
how many miles Of Road Commissin-
er Lights brick or concrete road we
could construct In Gerrardstown Dis
trict, with less than $4,000?
Nay ~ In III sobsmess X this
dies not ISok like j farce7 Iii looking
over the Gerhardt and Nadenbousch
settlement, we observe the same cou-
ditions in all the districts save Hedges
Vile, which has comfortable balance
of S77.37. This must be very gratifying
TO our new County Engineer to have
a balance OF this magnitudein his own
dear Hedgesville to start to work with.
II has been frequently said by people
who pass from this county into the
peighboring county ri jefferson, that II
was not necessary for one to know the
boundary lines between. the counties,
the roads have them clearly defined.
Jefferson County to all appearances
has honestly worked out the taxes.
Roads in that county are their best
evidence.
! Next week we propose taking up
the financial affairs Of the county.
I, Taxpayer
Gersrdstown, w. Va.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05

MIR. Frank Markle, of Gerardstown,
was in town OH last Saturday and
while here submitted to a right severe
operation on his hand for the removal
of cancerous wart. The wart has
been giving him trouble for the past
year or more and had gotten so bad
that he had to have 1t removed. DR..
Oates performed the operation and the
patient was able togo to his home that
evening.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05
The Apple Crop

This has been the best apple crop
that, probable ever been raised in the
county. Mr. II. l.. Smith, secretary
of the Berkely county horticultural
Society estimated that the crop will
exceed one-hundred thousand barrels
which is regarded as a very conserv-
alive estimate.
They lshipped from Tabler station
on the G. ". r. r. "a, 400 barrels and
from Inwood 1900 during the past
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05

The solid silver goldiined cup offered
by Board Of Trade as prize at the
Apple Carnival has been on display in
the show window OF w. l.. Jones jew
elry store during the past week and
has been much. admired.
1t is IA ~ inches high including the
pedistol 1t is beautiful piece Of work
made by the Gorham Manufacturing
ompany, Providence, r. /.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05
R.llroader k,llea

Mr.. Peter Copeland, Baltimore
aud Ohio yard conductor died at the
Alleghaney Hospital in Cumberland
Sunday evening from injuries sustain
ed in being rolled between two trains
in the Evitts Greek yards that after
noon.
Mr.. Copeland IS survived by awidow
and four children. He was IS years
and prominent in the Methodist
Protestant church.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05
INDIAN SUMNER.

This section has been enjoying the
most superb weather during the past
week or more, the beautiful ''Indian
Summer" which everybody enjoys
realizing that the weather must soon
break forth into winter with its snow
and ice.
Indian summer seems to be peculiar
to the North American continent and
is a period of beautiful weather just
preceding winter when the indians
are said 20 have always made their
preparations for winter by laying by
such stores as they could secure.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05

Staunton, Va, Oct. "a. Rev. Or.
A. M. Frazer, for sixteen years pastor
First Presbyterian Church here, tend
cred his resignation today to take effect
In December, 1910.
After repeated calls he has accepted
the presidency Of Columbia Th eoIogie-
al Seminary, Columbia, Is. q. He
formerly preached In South Carolina.
DR.. Frazer is one OF the best known
and most influential preachers In this
Southern Presbyterian Church.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05
Family Dinner.

Mrs. A. u. Noll entertained Mt a
family dinner Friday her parents Mr..
and Mrs. d. w. Rodrick, and her sew
EN- brothers and sisters, the family all
being present. They were Mrs. ].
Pointz Tyler, of Hagerstown, Austin
Rodrick, of Lakeland, Fla; Mrs. l..
l.. sparrow, Jacksonville Fla; Mrs.
A. NJ. Gilbert, Miss Edna and Earl
Kodrick, Of this city.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05

MIR. William AIcAneny assl
cashier in the Old National Banh
director Of the City Rand, II sut
walking around after an illness
months with typhoid fever. Hin
was an unusually severe one ~
many friends are glad 70 hear +
recovery.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1909-11-05

the Store Thss saves yen Messy.
On Groceries, Dry Goods, Notions,
Shoes, etc
We sell Linoieun Remnsnts best
quality two yards wide and from two
10 ten yards long 1t s7i cts. the square
yard.
The new Royal sewing Machine
with Automatic Lift and Ball Bearing
Agents Price So. Our price S27.50-
job lot Of Worstered a Cashmere
Pants made by Shenandoah pants Co.
at less than wholesale price.
Call at A. r. Hess, General store
Cash or trade paid for country produce
Both Phanes. ".
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Rev. +. w. Webster. OF Iawood
makes the following announcement.
Sunday 7th, preaching at Inwood At
1890 a. M, subject, 1.-THE Art OF Omis-
sion.n Gen. 3:l.
Pleasant Plain, 3 p m, subject:
nshvuting: Acts 12:2l-22.a
Friendship 7-a,, p. m. "The indie
Of SIM
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Postmaster and Mrs. Alex. Clohan
gave very elaborate reception on
Thursday night to their son Mr.. Robt.
A. Clohan and his bride. The guests
were the immediate families Of the
bride and groom.
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We are going to press too soon to
give the details Of the great Apple
carnival held here on Thurrday and
Friday.
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News has reached here of the death
Of Mrs. Irwin, formerly Mrs. Samuel
Gold, which occurred at her sons, Mr.,
Robert Colds in Minnesota on Tues
day night The remains will be brought
here for burial and are expected TO ar
rive to-day, Friday. The remains will
be inferred at Gerardstown.
WEST.
Miss Laura NJ. West, daughter of
Charles Il. West, died at her home on
Swartz street on last Friday night at
the age of "a years from inflammation
of the stomach after an illness of sew
eral weeks.
For many years she was member
of the Baptist church and was noted
for her piety and many christian vir-
tues.
The funeral took place from the
home at O'Clock on Sunday, her pas
tor, Rev. w. d. McCurdy, officiating
and the interment was in Green Hill
cemetery.
o'BRIEN.
Mrs. Sarah v. O'Brien, died at the
homo of her son-In-law, Mr.. Samuel
v. Rhodes, Oh East Martin street, III
this city, last Thursday evening at
O'Clock at the age of SO yesrs The inn
mediate cause of her death was hemor.
rhage with which she was taken while
she was in the back yard and she died
before they could get her into the
house.
The funeral took place on Saturday
afternoon at 2.30 from the Reformed
church o. which she had long been
member, Rev. DIR. Hodheins, the pas
tor, officiating and the intermeLt was
in Norborne cemetery.
Miss Ida Catherine PItzer, beloved
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W
Pitzer died at their home on William
sport avenue On Thursday night last
of heart failure at the age of 80 years.
The deceased was for considerable
time clerk in the dry goods store OF
James b. Fisher and later was book
keeper at the establishment Of Harry
Hammann and remained there until
declining health forced her to relin-
quish her employment. From early life
she was member of the Lutheran
church and enjoyed large icircle Ct
friends who deeply mourn her death.
Tie funeral took place from the
U. =. church, on Pennsylvania ave. on
Monday at 2 O'Clock and the inter-
meut was in Green Hill cemetery.
BITTINGER.
Mrs. Annie Bittinger, widow Of the
late William Bittinger, died at her
home on North Raleigh Street at
O'clock Saturday morning, 1t the age
of 81.
She had been in very bad health for
about year but heart failure was the
immediate cause of her death.
Mrs Bittinger was born in Winches-
ter but has resided in Martinsburg
nearly all her life. She was twice
married, her first husband was Mr..
John Moore of Ohio Her second
husband was Mr.. William Bittipger
or Chambersburg who died here about
IL years ago. Since then she and her
mother who is now So years old, have
been living together.
The body was taken to Winchester
for burial.
She is survived by her aged mother
Mrs. Catherine Baker and one daugh-
ter Mrs. Katie So wers, of Charleston
w. Va, also one brother Mr.. George
Baker of Clifton Forge, Va.
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The home place Of the late f. =.
Tadler, about two miles from he'd
ington. Apply at 20 Wet Burke